Dear Sweet Briar alumnae and friends, At Sweet Briar, leadership is based on the lived experience of the women it has edu- cated and graduated. Our alumnae have been leaders who have rolled up their sleeves and gotten things done, without thought about who gets the credit. ln doing so, they have been effective decision-makers, problem-solvers, collaborators and morale boost- ers — and above all, they have been “useful citizens.” I believe leadership can be defined and taught, and I believe that Sweet Briar is just the kind of place where that can happen, which is why I launched our leadership core curriculum. At the base of the core is the effort to habituate in the minds of uro students the skills of problem-solving, decision-making and ethical thinking, as well as the logical and expressive ability to persuade. Not coincidentally, these are also the fundamentals of a liberal arts education. Last year, we rolled out the first six courses of the core, including Design Thinking and The Mindful Writer, and this year will see us launch the final four courses. Good leaders must have an understanding of financial resources and goals. In Dollars and Sense, students learn from economic history, institutional economics and entrepreneurship so that they’ll be prepared to advocate for themselves and the organizations they lead. In Decisions in a Data-driven World, students engage with data-rich topics from a variety of fields such as health, science and technology nda political science to develop the ability to reason and work with data, and understand and present arguments supported by quantitative evidence. Contemporary Ethical Questions asks students to address complex issues using the frameworks of philosophical ethics and apply these diverse perspectives to propose solutions for questions for which there are no clear-cut answers. Finally, in the culmi- nating capstone of our leadership core, the Consequential Citizen, students will travel to presidential locations in Virginia where they will learn through lectures, conver- sations and from primary documents about the principles that undergird American leadership. These principles will inform their leadership as women in the 21st century. I hope you’ll take the opportunity to attend events around the country and talk to our students about these courses and what they’re learning. Further, I hope that you’ll support the core curriculum, and the College, by making regular donations to our annual fund. Together, there’s nothing we cannot do.

Sincerely,

Meredith Woo President CONTENTS MAGAZINE Fall 2019, Vol. 89, No. 2 Opening Doors This magazine aims to present interesting and 2 Internships open doors to a world of possibilities. At Sweet Briar, we call thought-provoking news about the College and its alumnae. Publication of the material on our network of alumnae, parents and community partners to help us does not indicate endorsement of the author’s create professional opportunities for our students. viewpoint by the College. We reserve the right to edit and revise all material that we accept Welcome, Dean Garrett! for publication. If you have a story idea or 8 Chemistry whiz and hobby cyclist Teresa Garrett has joined the Sweet content to submit for publication, contact the editor, Amy Ostroth, at [email protected]. Briar community as Dean of the College. Holla, holla!

Magazine Staff Student Visions Come to Life in VCCA Fellows’ CORE 150 Amy Ostroth, Editor 11 Art Class Clélie Steckel, Director of the Sweet Briar Fund SilverLining Design, Lead Design Sweet Briar students are benefiting from our close relationship with the Cassie Foster Evans, Photographer Virginia Center for the Creative Arts. This time, they learned from three VCCA fellows in a cross-disciplinary course that challenged them to dream Contributors: Janika Carey ‘10, Jane Dure ‘82, up land art installations. Alexandra Grobman ‘12, Sarah Lewis, Kathleen Placidi, Suzanne Ramsey, Sybil Slate Joshua Harris: Expressing Himself Through Music Contact Information 14 Dream job? Check. Joshua Harris knew 20 years ago that he wanted to Office of Communications teach at a place like Sweet Briar College. P.O. Box 1052 Sweet Briar, VA 24595 Sweet Briar Leadership Core Takes Young Vixen Home 434-381-6262 18 to Guatemala Office of Alumnae Relations and Development Eleven years after leaving Guatemala, Sweet Briar student Ruth P.O. Box 1057 Lechner ’21 finally returned home this summer for an internship. Sweet Briar, VA 24595 800-381-6131 A Half Decade of Sweet Work Parents of Alumnae 24 After five years, Sweet Work Weeks has become a favorite tradition for If this magazine is addressed to a daughter our alumnae. who no longer maintains a permanent address at your home, please email us at alumnae@ Sweet Briar Reunion 2019 sbc.edu with her new address. Thank you! 32 Check out pictures from the best weekend of the year!

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- - 13 fall 2019 14 sbc.edu JOSHUA Joshua Harris knew 20years ago that he wanted to teach at Expressing HimselfThrough Music a place like Sweet Briar College.

HARRIS: Babcock FineArtsCenter Joshua Harrisinthe Briar. Jeff, who was teaching music at Sweet composition, frommusic call a got he Joshua finishing was his up Ph.D.in the Coast.” East A dozen years later, as sition at a “small liberal arts college on Jeff he wanted to teach music compo abouttalk their future plans. he and band his mate, Jeff Jones, would the steel drum orchestra, Joshua said Pan Steel Band. While on tour with Joshua The Steely amember was of State University the in late 1990s, During one of theseDuring talks, one of Joshua told As an undergraduate at Appalachian musical connection?” many othergenerationshavethat and Ilistentothesamebands.How in the'90s.Ilovefactthatmymom Bob Dylan)andthengotpopularagain Zeppelin, TheBeatles,EricClapton, that influencedthem(TheWho,Led all thoseartistsfrom the'60sand'70s Jam, NirvanaandCountingCrows, and especially early'90sbandslikePearl comfort foodmusic,”hesays,“isrock, “But myfavoritekindofmusic— Feldman’s quietnessandsimplicity. Ligeti. He’s movedtotearsbyMorton JohnCageandGyorgiWebern, enjoys Debussy, Bach,Chopin,Anton symphonies andadmires operas.He He sayshereveres Beethoven his musicaltasteispretty eclectic. different things,butinJoshua’s case, Obviously, different musicianslistento Musician Listen To? What Doesa - the College 2014. in and timing good led Joshua to ajob at beautiful. happy Some coincidences times and thought the campus was at Sweet Briar. He visited Jeff a few assistant professor performing of arts steel band tours,” says Joshua, now an college to about Iused talk on our talk shows.talk Throughhigh most of interested airplanes in and late-night town North Carolina, he more was boy growing up the in small- 1980sin ua’s childhood dream, however. As a Being amusic professor wasn’t Josh “Jeff said he had “Jeff found the kind of

- helping others do the same. He has throughexpress himself music and is essayist or painter.” something else. Maybe I’d have an been he says. Icouldn’t,“If I’d have chosen express himself. do it because Ican,”“I music the just is way he’s chosen to justicesocial through music —he said onebe where he desired to bring about hewishes had a story”“better —may sor, Ithought so I’d go for that.” seemed really happy acollege as profes composer named Scott Meister and he wonderful from a lessons composition with ear training,” he says. took “I composing little exercises to help me theory before college and started — with music theory —I’d never studied ties there were music. in fell love in “I he found out how many opportuni flying.” of instead high school,of that I’d amusician be decided, almost on awhim my year last ing around music Igot as older, but I feltI just gravity increas some kind of music less apath was resistance of or if high school. Ithought not sure“I’m if wasn’tmusic it.” of part plan for my whole life plotted out, and Still, he puts as it, had along-term “I keyboard arock in and guitar group. played clarinet marching in band and atganist church. his In high school, he at 10and the by the 12was age or of music. He started playing the piano the military. Air Force Academy and fly planes for school, dream his to was go to the U.S. At Sweet Briar, Joshua continues to While Joshua confessed that he But it really wasn’t until college that that changedAll of senior year his of Joshua did, however, have atalent for - - - - - 15 fall 2019 16 sbc.edu useful, and it’s pretty cool to watch it being played. The DIY Interface]Digital controller,” Joshua says. “That’sbeen very our homemade synthesizer or can a[Musical be Instrument engineering to faculty bring technology and music together. ” spirit collaborated and has with Sweetyourself Briar’s arts collective, part lab.” design Daisy’s Harp a has “do-it- buying athing.” instructive than thing is more “Building a to perform, and the composer loses some control. Iactually sleeping. is else Then it goes outin the world forperformers Joshua says. usually compose late“I at night, when everyone it. “Composing intrinsically is anon-collaborative activity,” seeing dance professors Mark and Magruder interpret Ella composed music for the dance program, and he’s enjoyed “We have ahomemade light-sensitive ‘harp’ that can play part rockpart band, part ensemble, music sical scribes as “part clas group that he de experimental student Daisy’s Harp, an Joshua formed has ideas.” people do with my what other creative process. Ilove to see love that the part of At Sweet Briar, - - ulum, which he taught fall. last Thinking tries to de “Design Thinking class, theintroductory in class the corecurric situations.” but developing in also relationships and other in real-life disciplines acrossa variety of the humanities and sciences, levels (the micro and the macro). are These in skills useful purpose), and detecting patterns on different structural mal design and structure (how athing built and is for what (what goes well together and what clashes), perceiving for synchronicity events), of sensing consonance and dissonance (the timing and time things, understanding other among to teach students: his like“Thinking a musician means, than buying athing.” do whatever they need. Building athing more is instructive only know how asynthesizer works, they can customize it to synthesizer, you know exactly how it works. students So not another reason aDIY ethos important: is you If build a you don’t have to limited be by your budget. But there’s have unlimited budgets, but with some creative thinking, importantis becausestuff in the real world,people don’t into their creative side. For many students, it pushes them highly experiential process intended is to help students tap he says. “Our motto is ‘do it —reflect — better.’do it The velop toward abias action to complement critical thinking,” It’s aconcept that applies also to Sweet Briar’s Design seeing That ethos connectionsin is part of what he wants - - - no McDonald’s and no English.” travel to the countryside there where, he says, “there are college,in where he learned the language. He likes to World. Joshua lived also South in Korea for afew years often finds themselvesin central Floridavisiting Disney couple two daughters. has Thefamily loves to travel and Megan, works Mary in Helen Cochran Library and the with it” Joshua says. thrilled to hear what the VWU choirs and the VSO did mance such in abeautiful hall. Icouldn’t have more been concert the Goode Center. of afabulous was perfor“It and Sara Teasdale) March in 2019at the inaugural This Over Place Forever”(text by William Wordsworth Symphony Orchestra premiered “There Be Will Stars the-art concert hall. The VWU choirs and the Virginia Performing Arts Center, the university’s state-of- new to celebrate the the Susan opening of S. Goode Fine and Joshua to compose alarge work for choir and orchestra on ascore for Henry’s film, new “Hum.” Film Festival Colorado. in Joshua currently is working tually won the top juried prize at the Copper Mountain 2017,in where it won the Audience Award, and it even with software.”film The premiered at the IndyFilm Fest don’t think Irecorded athing; the all sounds were made that. of godidjust I in off it all the SArPA studio. I strings; in arpeggios long notes clarinet,’ in and Iwould my notes might say ‘two clarinets +strings; minor key notes to aguide composing as something brand-new. So the music anymore, look at my notes, and those use just few days until reasonably Iwas sure Icouldn’t remember plainjust English, no musical notes. ThenI would wait a once, then write down everything Icould remember — without copying them. would listen to each track“I Joshua he could asked give if it atry. help with an original score for film his Rat”“King and shared an interest independent in films. neededHenry years ago when they were teaching together and the two ing another. He met filmmaker Henry Johnston a few composedscore afilm in andis the process compos of addition to composing pieces for the Magruders, he’s to keep going despite those failures.” take risks and confront failure the —and of inevitability ambiguity and make quick choices. It requires them to outside their comfort zone. It forces them to navigate Joshua lives on campus family. with his His wife, year,Last Virginia Wesleyan University commissioned His job to was the mimic movie’s temporary tracks When he’s not teaching, he’s often composing. In - - - phia” andphia” “Community.” Office,”“The “30 Rock,” “It’s AlwaysSunny inPhiladel feld,”Your “CurbEnthusiasm,” “ArrestedDevelopment,” and experimental,” he says. Among favorites: his “Sein only places on TV where you can completely be weird When he’s at home, he enjoys sitcoms. “It’s the one of Want to Hear Joshua’s Work? Corin’s website: corindiazofficial.com Briana’s website: briamccall.com Sweet Briar Students Listen to Works by Joshua’s the album“Mind&Machine,Vol. 2.” been released onRavelloRecords on Daegu, SouthKorea, lastsummer. It’s Computer MusicConference in was presented attheInternational blue cryinglightintothevoid”that SArPA studiocalled“atinyfleckof Joshua alsomadeapieceinthe appears neartheend. Goode CenteronYouTube. Joshua the videoofinauguration in theNorfolkarea. You canalsosee this fallaspartofaseriesonthearts Be StarsOverThisPlaceForever” air amini-documentaryon“There Will WHRO, theNorfolkPBSstation,will Prime videonow. Award. It’s streaming onAmazon in 2017,where itwontheAudience life. Itpremiered attheIndyFilmFest same personatdifferent pointsintheir professor —whoare essentially the mid-career screenwriter andaretiring three characters—acollegesenior, a “King Rat”isaboutthefriendshipof projects. of originalmusicfortheirseniorseminar and CorinDiaz’19,haverecorded albums Two recent students,BrianaMcCall’17

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17 fall 2019 18 sbc.edu Takes Young HometoGuatemala Vixen LEADERSHIP CORE orphanage justoutside Antigua. place she had beenadopted from in2007: Semillas deAmor (“Seeds ofLove”), an Transiciones, amicrobusiness that builds wheelchairs, brought her back to the returned home this summer. Aninternship through Maximo Nivel withAsociación Eleven years after leaving Guatemala, Sweet Briar studentRuthLechner ’21finally SWEET BRIAR

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29 fall 2019 30 sbc.edu ALUMNAE PROFILE our understanding of each other. of each understanding our extending of us, for all that’s good and decades, many from up, we alumnae had showed alumnae young the “When says. she them,” about learning alumnae, other with communing and on campus staying like “I day’s completed. have chores been the “wine-down” is after Week activity Ann’s that Sweet Work favorite regulars my in 80s!” do this have. Ican’t alumnae older us Weeks like Sweet to Work own we for them need ty; we continui need energy; “We their need to Sweet Working Weeks,” she says. return keep worked Ihope on. they they projects the owning them to see ergizing crew. en “It was grounds-keeping on her Alliance!] Alumnae the of group working theSquad was That Alumnae Young year. 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Emily Fel Memorial Mednick a through project Erin’s fund helped (VFIC) Colleges dent Indepen for Foundation The Virginia grants. external from support essential received All common: in else something have they crucially, And summer. each out carry students and faculty Briar Sweet investigations fascinating of the communicator.” scientific and thinker critical aresearcher, as “skills her work honed the has certain is veterinarian, aspiring an DaZané, while scientist, a become biomedical to passion her ified solid has the project feels Emily sufferers. fibrosis cystic in of death causes leading one is of the that abacterium aeruginosa, Pseudomonas pathogen deadly the against derivatives and its betulin of effectiveness the tested DaZané allobetulin. dehydrated derivative, betulin anew synthesized pus, on cam growing tree birch of a paper bark the from betulin purifying and extracting Emily, after projects. but related separate Grants from the federal government, as as government, federal the from Grants some only exemplify projects four These - - - - - encouraging them to develop innovative to develop innovative them encouraging thinking, students’ to broaden tation experimen and empathy as such tool kit designer’s the from elements utilizes class core, the the into gateway the As of them. is one Thinking Design core courses. two of debut the fund helped example, for tion, Greater Lynchburg Community Founda The nation’sthe colleges. most innovative one of as reputation growing Sweet Briar’s Woo’s spurring and priorities highest one of President nurturing curriculum, core leadership new the launch helping in projects. other myriad and buildings of historic preservation the internships, scholarships, enterprises, agricultural and initiatives academic support also They research. than Students in Design Thinking in Fall 2019 Students inDesign ThinkinginFall Grants have played an important role role important an have played Grants - - U.S. 29 from the College. 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Gasparilla the at staff worked ESPN and on event the College State Dalton at internship an completed Olivia on campus, arrival August to her Prior director. information sports assistant as College to the Southern, of Georgia Walters, a2018 Olivia graduate brings Women’sand which program, Internship Minorities Ethnic III Division NCAA the from grant atwo-year received Athletics stone or aleaf.” a simple as as be can paintbrush the and canvas is a us around environment The amuseum. in apainting more is than art “that Heath, Margie junior says realized,” Perhaps grants for scholarships provide provide scholarships for grants Perhaps supportSome grants specific programs. Creativity, ‘20 RachelPartington Arts,with Designandthe class. Shownhere: CarrieBrown, director Centerfor ofthe SusannaNevison’sspecific artwith the Poem” and “TheSelf created Studio 2019Fellows Fall Students inthe site- - - - - Briar. Sweet at day every It happens reality. into dreams educational turn can support my in life.” to take Ichose path the me for topossible follow it It made plans. my in educational a factor money not being about haveand to worry time full Sweet Briar me to attend allowed “My scholarship stating, agrees, heartily my year.” school on enjoying Grace focus me lets and to pay for everything having about off shoulders my stress the all takes It to me. ablessing truly ship,” “is she says, in environmental science. “This scholar interested but is yet, on amajor decided hasn’t Leilani science. environmental and biology in double-major to plans Grace County. Amherst from both Williams, Leilani and Primm Grace are recipients year’s This Virginia. in counties Campbell and Bedford or Amherst, Lynchburg from first-year two for students tuition of full costs covers the Lynchburg, in tion Founda Stroobants Al the from them, One of students. its to offers scholarships to grant-funded have many fortunate of tomorrow. is leaders the Sweet Briar be women who young of will today the educate helps Sweet Briar funding ternal As these young women attest, grant grant women young attest, these As - - in May 19,2019 Jane Clarke Morrow July 3,2019 Symes AndersonMary 1945 April 14,2019 Jean AndrewsPeterson June 3,2019 Martha Hoffman Lee McCoy Date unknown TenneyDowd Phyllis 1944 August 8,2019 WingerdSteigerMary “Jane” July 9,2019 Esther Jett Holland 1943 11,2018 October Jeanne Buzby Runkle June 22,2014 Mary Brown Griggs March 25,2019 Brown Borden Beatrice 1942 June 24,2019 Margaret Craighill Price August 17,2019 Evelyn Cantey Marion November 4,2018 Helen WinterClobridge 1941 March 30,2017 Marion Phinizy Jones July 1,2019 Jean Erskine Harris April 7,2019 Blair Bunting Both 1940 June 18,2019 Vesta Murray Haselden 1938 July 27,2019 Elizabeth Pinkerton Scott 1936 MEMORIAM December 23,2016 December Joanne Perriens Bloom May 29,2019 Katharine Phinizy Mackie March 3,2019 Georgia Dreisbach Kegley August 21,2019 Joan Kuehnle Kaufman March 5,2019 Janet Broman Dingle 1951 May 25,2019 SusanTucker Yankee June 4,2019 Nancy Thompson Baker 1950 August 21,2019 Martha Thatcher Owen June 17,2019 Audrey Rosselot Lahman August 14,2019 Patricia Smith Nelson May 20,2019 Jo Ann VestalLyon February 19,2019 Annabell “Vickie” Brock Badrow 1948 August 14,2019 MorseAnn Woodliff May 9,2019 Mary “Ashley” Rice Hudgins August 5,2019 Ann Graves Gagarin 1947 March 16,2019 JoanDarby West August 21,2016 Elisabeth McKeown Scott March 29,2019 Candace Greene Satterfield 1946 1954 June 23,2019 Patricia WhitnerRothwell 1953 7,2018 October HelenBugg Vaughan June 17,2018 Priscilla Lucas Stevens March 29,2019 Martha YostRidenour April 26,2019 Joan Blythe Crouse 1,2019 September Barbara Baker Bird 1952 May 30,2019 Dunlap YoumansAnne 1962 May 3,2018 Lydia Montgomery Bond 1960 April 13,2019 Marcia Payne Grant 1959 February 15,2019 Nancy Dennehy Lones 1958 April 9,2019 Katherine “Bebe” Macey Graham May 13,2019 KimballElaine Carleton 1957 June 24,2019 Elizabeth Parker“Betsy” Paul 1956 April 22,2019 Amanda McThenia Iodice May 3,2019 Bruns Cage Catherine 1955 May 30,2019 GandyLucy Clark August 20,2019 Anne Howe Nelson 1971 April 14,2019 Campbell Sarah “Sally” 1970 August 27,2019 Carne Barbara Hastings March 31,2019 ZotackAlberta Baigent 1969 August 20,2019 Beale “Betsey” Elizabeth 1963 19,2019 As ofSept. August 19,2019 Yolanda Reid 1991 March 21,2019 Joy Canada Faust 1989 August 24,2019 Shanks “Betsy” Elizabeth March 30,2019 VandegriftLee Felts 1985 12,2017 September Catherine Campbell 1983 February 13,2019 Cynthia Stanford 1982 August 20,2019 Elizabeth Tyson 1980 10,2016 October Eugenie “Janie” Neimark Lewis 1979 43 fall 2019 44 former director ofgrounds andpurchasing HaroldChuck Kestner(left)with Swisher, sbc.edu ALUMNAE to Boston, where he remembered the the he where remembered to Boston, sent ultimately and infantry in re-trained Army, to the transferred later He was to ice skate. learned he where also sin, McCoy, Fort and Wiscon in Claire Eau World during War service into II. drafted to be 1943, in time in there just school high the from graduated sonburg. Chuck moved had to Harri family 13,was his he time By the proud. very he was which of accomplishment an Scout, Eagle an became he eventually and Scouts, Boy the 1968. in Sweet at Briar he landed before England even and Richmond, and anoke Ro Blacksburg, Mass., Boston, Ill., cago, Chi Wis., Claire, to Eau Harrisonburg, to hometown his from him would take life Chuck’s — but miles 200 than — less flies crow the as Sweet Briar from far that all 36graduates. about just of 1925 had Class lege’s the and president Watts McVea Emilie class. Col the was graduating first its from 15a mere years was 1924, Abingdon in Sweet Briar near Virginia southwestern far in town small He embarked upon Air Force training in in Force upon training Air He embarked of aboy, member avid As an was Chuck isn’t of Meadowview hometown Chuck’s a in born was Kestner Chuck When BRIEFS CHUCK KESTNER How he leftalegacy onthe halls and hearts ofour campus - - - - - Building SweetBriar Geological Survey. Survey. Geological the for and camp Scout Boy worked the at he where Harrisonburg, to home sent was and shoulder his he injured months, three about After England. in time his clippers. hand using soldier fellow of his hair the ship, he on the cut while and journey the of rope for much on acoiled he slept that her telling him remembers Bonnie, wife, Chuck’s aweek. about took that crossing on aship, a to England sent he was Boston harbor. From the near docks on the tea of cups them giving ladies” Cross “Red to home, so when a job opportunity at at opportunity ajob to when home, so close to stay her wanted Chuck colleges. to travel. him required which Association, Cement Portland the with ajob landed Va. he Salem, Eventually, in inspector abuilding as working was Chuck time by which family, the Valerie, joined soon daughter, Asecond to Liz. father and 1948, in married whom he’d to Maxine, no abachelor. longer was husband He was he 1952. in by But then, engineering civil in Tech,ia degree his he where completed In 1946, he took a bus bound for Virgin bound he abus took 1946, In during combat not see did Chuck In 1968, however, Liz was looking at at however, 1968, In looking was Liz - natatorium aren’t the only places on cam aren’t places only the natatorium Kristen Anne. and Wiley Charles together: children two have 1979.couple The eventually would in married They were blossomed. two the between friendship the death, Maxine’s after and project pool swimming on the worked Chuck together and Bonnie coach. andswim director aquatics College’s first the of 1977 as fall the in faculty Briar Sweet the joined Jackson Bonnie alumna Yale acoach. comes team aswim with and team aswim comes pool swimming a with proud of. Naturally, incredibly was Chuck that aproject natatorium, 1978. in suddenly died Maxine wife Sadly, lot. Chuck’s same home anew on the build and to design ty opportuni the given 1970, was Chuck and in down in livedburned they The home on campus. lived family the and buildings 1972. in Sweet Briar from graduate day. on would go to to this Liz lasts that relationship a College, the with association family’s the began Thus solution. ideal an like it seemed itself, presented Sweet Briar Of course, the Kestner home and the home the and Kestner the course, Of 1977, In College’s on the work begun had of director as to Sweet Briar He came - - tennis courts. to the lights added He room. also training athletic the president’sand suite the office renovate helped and Osinga Jan manager farm with projects agriculture on worked He on Monument Hill. columbarium the and Boathouse the by Guion, station tower, bell Center, train the the Riding Howell Rogers Harriet the it in see can work. You Chuck’s see you where pus can remembered as a caring man, an indelible indelible an man, acaring as remembered is Chuck Sweet at Briar. legacy mortar Sweet at Briar. left one Chuck the as lasting as legacy to leave aphysical chance have Few people the to make. a carpenter contracted had Chuck which roses, carved are building to door the of the top corners the too. On to detail, attention that see can Greeks. Visitors to Admissions House ancient the borrowed from a technique more pointed, appear house the to make tapered is trim The bent. artistic Chuck’s from benefited home also had Kestner The Bonnie. says to him,” important was that thing artistic an “It was Star. North oriented the building around Polaris, the center, Chuck riding the building In that. just did Paul Cronin of Riding Director he and and amount, the it half for build He told Peter he could high. too was quoted firm the price the that time, the at treasurer and president vice Briar’s Sweet toldChuck butDaniel, firm, Peter architectural an hired had College the center, riding new the to build time came it When campus. ways across myriad in seen be strongly, it can and remember co-workers and family friends, his thing His strong attention to detail is some is to detail attention strong His But he left more than a brick and and abrick more than heBut left - who were building their own campus campus own their building were who and staff faculty to advice He offered in. to move hand to ahelping lend belongings willing always He was moved to campus. they when met staff and faculty new person first the often he was years, many For them. with he went staff, his send just he didn’t on campus, emergency an was there When rounds.” his it “doing called He safety. campus and plant power office, “snoopervising.” to call he liked activity an goings-on, the he would observe there, While plant. physical overlooks which house, porch of their outgo back onto the solution. a finding in to ahand lend willing always he was and of campus, Sweet Briar’s knowledge encyclopedic Chuck’s on called regularly College the retirement, system.” Even in steam the pipe in every and were, cracks the where changed, had remodeling that things layout, the its He knew out. and inside building every knew “He observed. Jeff practiced,” they trade whatever at ter bet them made “Working for him 1990. in retirement his Kestner,” following even “Mr. as him to referred still often staff his that remarked Key Jeff member faculty May, in service memorial his at Chuck ing remember In well. as abeloved boss, was He trusted. and relied on whom others aperson and community of the member He also loved spending time at the post post the at time loved spending He also to used Chuck that remembers Bonnie - - Sweet Briar community,” she says. community,” she says. Sweet Briar the of from love sympathy and outpouring the at touched was “I service. memorial his attended friends and members family of devoted number alarge and cards, thy 100 sympa more received than Bonnie passing, his ways. After wonderful many in touched Chuck lives whose those and who have Sweetat those left; Briar, on campus still those great-grandchildren; including his children, grandchildren and family, —by his wide and by far people life. his lived way the he in day every faith his strated And demon he Clifford. in Church pal Episco Mark’s St. at beloved parishioner a and man spiritual adeeply also He was nature.” detailed to his It appealed nances. fi family of the record keeper meticulous computer,”on the a was “He she told us. “Never remembers. Bonnie hand,” “by taxes, with He enjoyed “fiddling” cooking. family of the much he did that and cook to he says liked too. Bonnie home life, his everywhere.” house, on our was hand his like Ifelt to boot. of advice dollop agood with questions, or building neering site or engi to answer there always was “He she said. house,” our we built as us to helpful so was “He relations. of college director former Dean, Monica like homes, That life is one that will be remembered be remembered will that is one life That way its into made nature detailed His CLASS - - - NOTES - - 45 fall 2019 46 sbc.edu CLASS CLASS Margaret (Peggy) Cromwell Talli 2019. 100 in Judy’s husband, Dayton Mak, died at acarein center in Washington, D. C. and suffered a recent stroke. is Judy recently. She said Judy dementia has with Fiske Thompson ret (Mag) Towers(Mag) ret Talman Ashburn, VA 20147-6124 Apt 119 21045 Cardinal PondTer Carolyn Cannady Evans [email protected] Denver, Colo.80237 3910 SHillcrest Dr. Preston HodgesHill 1949 Casey Brandt Casey there in July. in there toexpects see family vacation Montreat. in Carolyn thevisit two daughters orNC in the her daughtersOne of takes her to area. Carolyn no longer travels alone. her Threefivechildren of inlive the apartment northern in Virginia. tinues to enjoy life her in retirement Alice Dahm Crane Dahm Alice Belew ‘49ers: nae are remembered. Thatincluded morial service, where alum deceased toured. She attended the annual me in the museum, which Caroline Some Williams family pieces reside personalized it to make it her home. BriarSweet House where she has President Woo welcomed to all and beautiful weather prevailed. union. The campus looked splendid mate who attended our 70th Re (Goodie) Gear DiRaddo endowed at SBC anannual lecture recallmates that will the Waxter’s Bill, lived prior to their deaths. Class JudyBaldwin Waxter the same retirement complex where aferro Preston Hill connected with Our classOur President, Carolyn Cannady EvansCarolyn Cannady NOTES Judy Easley Mak Judy Easley . She resides near Baltimore in , Nancy Craig Ellen Carter, Katherine (Kitty) Hart Hart (Kitty) Katherine Debra Carrol Conery , the was only class . Caroline spoke spoke . Caroline ,

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both mobility hearing and loss is of May. Iseldom travel alone due to Hill, plans to married be there next Nantucket.in daughter, Their Alyssa son, Gene, and family at their home toAspen avisit my condo as well as spend several summer weeks at my Denver 54years. home of Iplan to October90 last Istill live my in happy to report that after turning San Francisco,CA94118 312 Arguello Blvd.,Apt.3 Pat LayneWinks 1952 Simmons Susan Waxter usually attends. on environmental issues. Daughter [email protected] 415-221-6779; (cell) 415-350-2994 severe hearing loss, she rarely travels. the school and community. Due to a home, continues work volunteer at Midland,in TX, resides her in own tress of Trinity Preparatory School planned to make it afamily trip. they should not go alone they so all Portugal. Their childrendecided therapy preparation in for atrip to CT. physical having been Katie has retirement home near Hartford, band Phil, both over 90, live a in and volunteer do work. accompany me. Iplay bridge, exercise sues. Ihave achild or younger friend stay alive to vote the in 2020election. have expressed our determination to things to look forward to. us of Some friends.of But we continue to have gether with asadly smaller number home: gardening, reading, getting to us. We find our pleasures close to and great-grandchildren come to let the children and grandchildren along. We travel less often —we I have fewer newsy tidbits to pass nections and ones. making new But with some of you, renewing old con you, renewing of some with Margaret (Larry) Lawrence (Larry) Margaret Katie Cox Reynolds Katie I, I, I’ve enjoyedI’ve getting back touch in Preston Hodges Hill Hodges Preston , now retired headmis as notes and hus , am - - - - - been workingbeen the in marketing de her daughter and son-in-law Col in world! ones who yearn for aquieter, gentler over the years. We are not the only Andy Griffithhasdiminished not reissued been just —interesthas in Spa. Jim’s Son Mayberry cookbook recently to the Umstead Hotel and location, most undisclosed to an trip a with mother her surprises Ann for the Bush Foundation. Each year country aneducational as consultant Daughter Ann travels around the fromvisits her son and daughter. favorite city, San Francisco. continuing to tourist’s live every in Manhattan. I’m abit envious, despite their apartments own the in heart of Ginger Karren Dreyfus children. grandchildren and 12great grand thehas companionship children, of widowed been forhas 30years, but for many years upstate in New York, devices).not on digital lived She has to garden and read widely (though shelter and museum, but continues ger volunteers at the local homeless many years is hering in North Carolina home of many memories. good still livAlso organizing pictures which bring back embarkedand has on aproject of with oldtalking friends and new, ters are California. in She enjoys bridge. attended for 67years, and playing to the Presbyterian Church she has volunteering, active going stays She vote!) can’t anything do about it. (But vote, to have given up politics, since she pleasure audio in books. She claims degeneration, Trudy enormous takes orado. Thoughimpaired by macular preferences —but feelings are high.) refrain(I from our political divulging lives up the road; three granddaugh without any medication. Her son thriving her in Florida home — Benita Phinizy JohnsonBenita

Nancy Hamel Clark Nancy Hamel Cynthia Balch Barns Trudy Kelly Morron Joanne O’Malley Foster Joanne O’Malley Becky YerkesRogers Grace Jones Fishel remain in lives with with lives no lon no enjoys enjoys has has and is is ------. enjoy her horses and dogs. love life the in country, where she can Tollesonry anne heard from diligently keeping up with you. Jo Patton Holbrook Joanne this fall. facility herself finally retire when she movesinto the since it opened 32years ago. She will partment aretirement of facility we remember as which included included which hosted alunch in Washington, D.C., volunteer activities or travels. She her physical complications hamper centennial.Legion She lets never Day andServices the American D-Day, of memorations Military recently most celebrations — com ipate and in speak at community comed from avisit her rural property, where she wel renovatingwho been has the barn in Polly Plumb DeButts was was itor to Joanne’s Massachusetts home Class of 1952. of Class your news to the all the members of Joanne and Iare happy to along pass meantLinda alot to us. meant alot to my mother” —and who wrote: know Briar Sweet “I heardI also from Linda’s son Eben, to stay and ajob recommendation. ily gave her awarm welcome: aplace school, and Linda her Vermont fam to Middlebury for French summer When Patty went from California message from Patty Lynas Ford ‘51. had away passed elicited a beautiful ley, MA. now lives near her family in Welles has wanderedhas the farthest afield. Stahmann home base. I think have wandered far from our college home Michigan. state of us Many of two daughters, recently visited her who lives Connecticut in near her Joannie often is asked to partic Our wonderful class president president class wonderful Our Please write, do email, text, call. The news that Anne Plumb Hoagland Ann WhittinghamSmith , who lives in Australia, . DeeDee continues to Thu Nguyen DeeDee Bell Lyon Bell DeeDee Lillian Pham Kitchie Roseber Kitchie Linda Brackett Brackett Linda Helen Graves . A recent vis . recent A has been been has (whom , who , who ) and ------, , and one great grandchild. Sympa golfer. She had 10grandchildren an avid reader and acompetitive Ridgeland, MS. had Lucy been Gandy Clark who May died in in for this monthof Lucy is Toy Roos FennRoos Besides me, there were were asmall, but fun, group. about our reunion already. We classmates to her family. thies and condolences from Lucy’s Driesbach Ludeke Driesbach ker me as class secretary.me as Mary Jane class president as and of the re-election was the reunion business that at taken care was of to everyone who gave. The only that. proud very be of Thanks important the as amount. We can class to go beyond 50%—it’s as 50.4%! It’s unusual very for a giving! of percentage wonderful beyond by abit. us But we had the year, the class or 1959had inched 2018. in estate to Briar Sweet on her death Hay Mahoney enlarged by our classmate you, our amount hugely was Besides the help from most of the college since the reunion. last prize for given having the most to cation when our class won the and were thrilled at the convo to us, sat together at the meals enjoyed the many things available available cart shuttles. golf We to the all activities the in always other the in Elston Inn and got Norris. We stayed all near each Poulson Broyles Caroline Caroline “Kobo” Garner Chobot over a recent illness either. And Mohlmon Degler and wasn’t quite able yet. had aknee replacement March in Wilson to reunion. mates who were unable to come [email protected] SC29483 Summerville, 201 West St.N.-Unit184 9th Bruce Watts Krucke 1954 The only class death Iknow Some of you have heard will of Some Several notesSeveral came from class However at the the fiscal end of , Bee Pinnell Pritchard Pinnell Bee would have come but , Ann Henry Lake Faith Cro Rahmer , who left her entire and her husband wasn’t quite quite wasn’t and Mary JaneMary Shirley Maggie Maggie Nancy , Jerry - - - -

and live all there Mobile in still. fourVaughan’s of children are fine make her debutwill next year. All daughter college still in is —she ville so I see lots of them. lots Isee so of ville their 4children live Charlottes in burros over there well. as Three of They moved their 2horses and 2 several days and nights aweek. area on the second. They go over apt —kitchen, bath and sleeping room on the first floor and studio Emily’s pottery studio and abath directions. The cottage now has built too. Unbelievable all in views thehave eventual apart of house and they nowbarn by all himself anMD,is built abeautiful bank gradfew in kids school. who Chip retirewill there —they still have a forsel ashes. his and Emily Chip Emily had made anunglazed ves atreeunder favorite his in spot. wanted ashes to his buried be Doug loved to camp there and Chip Whitworth, near Lexington. daughter, Emily, and her husband, life late in April at my the farm of siblings and cousins celebrated his We friends, and his amultitude of a wonderful attitude through it all. cer. He held out for ayear and had latedied in Feb. pancreatic of can told you that my son Douglas Day I can retire. Ican’t I remember if so here to move people younger Universityat Village. Weneed I’m on too many committees here a little painting but not much. goteverything done. Iamdoing committee and had to make sure on. I’m the the activities chair of had anevent here Ihad to work to stand with ’54 at reunion. We writes: I’m sorry Iwasn’t so there news. You follow her all should Driesbach Ludeke them live nearby. One grand great grandchild. All but one of awaiting the her eighth birth of Vaughan Inge Morrissette their grandchildren. one of of they celebrated the wedding Jamaica for three weeks, where because she at their was place in Steuart there this year. future note, there were walkers walker would too be difficult. For felt that getting around with a Mary Hill Noble Hill Caperton Mary I can always count on couldn’t make reunion Peggy Jones Jones Peggy to send some to send Jerry was was -

- - - - women a superior education. superior a women youngthan and still giving is ever Briar. Sweet ful It’s more beautiful generouslyso gave to our wonder yard list. week Iadded the 58th bird to my get to go birding anymore. This bird watching, although Idon’t our chapel choir. Istill alot do of community and enjoy in singing retirement our of Council dents the Resi of president as term the few months last my second of news from news. good me is I’m in her class to attend. no Otherwise from one the only as recognition reunion! She given special was Fournier ‘44, celebrate her 75th to my see sister, Virginia Watts about reunion was being able Christmas. told her to hope they are by in promised now November in —I their condo new in Atlanta. It’s while they await the of finishing have their house on the market whom areof boys. She and Norris nine tenth grandchild, her comed she really wel She just does! has saidall that about each other, but years. She looks the same —we Poulson Broyles toit is have ayoung one around. kersfield. Ihad forgotten what fun aninternshipwhile he has Ba in withson me living for the summer 22-year-old San Francisco grand current my having special is news ing and enjoying it with us. My lined up the in even ocean watch many strangers on either side and on the beach lovely…with was Resort for aweek. The wedding delightful time at aPunta Cana theso family gathered. We had a long time Dominican sweetheart cisco Bay Area, marrying his was nephew, raised the in San Fran wedding. My daughter-in-law’s to the Dominican Republic for a daughter and husband, off Iflew Charlottesville with my sister’s our reunion: After afew days in example. Here’s what she did after Thanks to again everyone who for me things the best of One It exciting was to see after these all Shirley ------time with together. spent also some all They along the James River and being fun went to several museums, had walks mond, and aphoto enclosed. is They and did not feel even tired after the long and back and said to she Louisville VA, KY, Richmond, to Louisville, She drove almost from 600miles later, she still feeling was the joy! together,being and why, weeks even exactly why she felt much so joy felt exuberant! She wondering was BriarSweet classmates. She said she refreshing so said it was with being reunion! As maybe, Jane us! many of now, they are planning all to go to her home Richmond. in And maybe Briar suite mates, mond. In July, she had her Sweet Episcopal Church, both Rich in ClubVirginia of and St. James’s the environmentof at The Country tees to encourage better stewardship missed. Betty Byrne on commit is near her daughter, and be she will movingis this month to Texas to be that Barbara Pinnell Pritchard ’54 nearbe her daughter. Also, she said who moved has to Richmond to lunch with Helen Smith Lewis ’54 and grandchildren. She recently had Beach for aweek with her children summer, went back to Wrightsville the winter Naples, in FL, and this at Smith Mountain and Lake part of continue to spend time at their place grandchildrenuations and of they Hudnall have attending been grad report that is April 22, 2019. Another sadness to Amanda McThenia Iodice zine, and she died before it came out. about Amanda for the spring maga again. But, gosh, Ihad written alot notes, we are so told no need to list the all class of ed at the beginning in our classmates.in lifeciation wonderfully is evident of lives.good And that it seems appre died May 3, 2019.both They had 757-428-6167 [email protected] Virginia Beach,VA 23451-3714 BayShore1217 North Drive Emily HunterSlingluff 1955 Betty Byrne Gill Ware The deaths of classmatesdeathsThe are of list Phyllis Joyner Pam Compton WarePamCompton Catherine Cage Bruns Bruns Cage Catherine Jane FeltusJane Welch , her Rich in visit CLASS

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47 fall 2019 48 sbc.edu CLASS can figure So mayout the logistics! reunion would to fun be she attend if without any pressure! And she says says much very is like campus life retirement community, which she and happy and still loves a in living news. She writes that she healthy is alwaysit is to good hear Briar Sweet body throughbody Yoga and other ways. the strengthening concentrating on studyingis the and alignment body City. Always thinker, adeep Phyllis time, she New in still living is York enjoyed the Richmond visit. At this sends lovesends to all. much! it so miss will Anne says she years, at all the same institution, and plays, games and other activities for an apartment nearby and attended school next year. She said they have Now only high in be one grand will ter Hamilton College September. in York and the second, en Laura, will Charlie looking is for ajob New in outside Boston.first The graduate, and one from Milton Academy just Wesleyan Connecticut in College graduated this year —one from sneakers!tennis Two grandchildren back get him that on will skis and in replacement recently and they hope her husband had Eli asurgical knee Cohasset,ing in MA, writes that at dull! ing instead of abouttalking anything, interest is our classmates! together,of Being the intelligence because of think it is on these notes, but I said to her that I am not supposed to philosophydo drives. We discussed why. I think I Virginiathe MuseumofFineArts,July2019 Welch Joyner’55inRichmondatAmuseRestaurant ’55andPhyllis Ware ByrneGill L toR:SuitematesatSweetBriarBetty ’55,JaneFeltus AnneManchester Williams Nancy Anderson Shepard Nancy Anderson NOTES Phyllis , too, so so , too, says says , liv - - - - of us will be there, be will us of too! there, be shebe will and maybe lots ing vice president Capital One in of Richmond, is now retired from be work there. Ethel’s son, Jim, in also enjoysand also her veterinarian Alice, who enjoys her three children Richmondvisits to her see daughter, Alaska, from New Orleans! sheAlso ting there on anon-stop flight, Air daughter, Kate, and get said easy it is weeks Seattle in with her youngest Natchez. In June, Ethel spent two and after that, she moved back to husband, Bruce, died fifty yearsago, plantations Ethel. does as Ethel’s there the one beautiful in old of remember, us of and who lives also GreenEllen Calhoun ‘57, who many closebe to her younger sister, Ruth life Natchez, in and continuing to church in Columbus.church in the weekly prayer breakfasts at her Mary Boyd helps with praying at have and two sons fivegrandsons! sons. Mary Boyd So and George wife live Columbus in and have three have two sons, and the other son and wife live Panama in City Beach and FL, right on the Gulf. One son and some time Panama in City Beach, time at the place they have had for GA, and spend they lots also of they built years Columbus, ago in active. arein living They the house ting along and well very very he is mo, but Mary Boyd says he get is medical problems che and taking is life. Her husband, George, had has appreciating so is minute every of Mary Boyd MurrayMary Trussell Ethel Green Banta is enjoying is - - - -

Victoria. She says, with the papers, Kay are the family representatives in Longview,in TX. Her brother and thepublisher is Her son youngest ler, Kilgore, Marshall and Carthage. east Texas Longview, towns of Ty papers owned in Victoria and the in board which made is up their news the M. of secretary is Roberts Media their ownership 1942. in Also, Kay ation since 1846. Her family began oper continuous in newspaper est the Victoria Advocate, is Texas’ old the newspaper. at mittee paper, That editorial board and the ethics com anofficehas there on serves and the continueKay does to involved, be her familyper owned, not is well, but had involved been with the newspa the week. Kay’s husband, Jim, who chiwith tai and pilates during classes time. She says she tries to keep up blessed to have health good at this there!be She writes that she feels atreatbe for the who us will rest of may come to reunion, which would there,friends too, she that writes two years, but appreciated it and the only atwas with us Briar Sweet for Shores! Piper at people terrific with friendships committees, workouts and strong harmonic. Still, she plans to rejoin there, and the superb Naples Phil active and involved Episcopal parish andtennis pool Naples, pals in her mers. She says her all miss she will sum three the past spent she where to the wonderful CCRC Maine, in ples, FL, and returning is full-time sold her wonderful condo Na in Her life full. is Charleston. She sits on that board. aSchoolboard at the of College of She went to Spain June in with the ished the University Virginia of now. all of her grandchildren of haveall fin with their pursuits life. in She says her work with helping young people to alifetime. last BriarSweet connections often seem Bruns’ Lane Chase children, too. there. She said she keep does up with reader at Trinity Episcopal Church monthly book club. a She also is three times a week and she likes her She says she likes going so to Pilates nowis aFulbright Scholar Brazil. in Daisy, agraduate Williams, of who Richmond and adaughter, he has Kay Roberts McHaney Roberts Kay Rebecca Faxon Knowles Nella Gray Barkley , still doing is , Bexie, , Bexie, , who , who ------Victoria, and adozen grandchildren. children, two in Austin and one in and her husband have three other Bach festivals the in nation. She that they are among the top three 44yearsbeginning ago. She told was that since part been of Kay has its Bach Festival there was June, in and community affairsin Victoria. Their to travel involved very andalso is in surely. news honest continues Kay classmate we have Kay! in We want fake news. Wow, what animportant we only challenged get be if will cy ernment role. As she says, democra to maintain their “watchdog” gov of remain viable they so can continue areas thatin make sense, order in to they are combining or consolidating [email protected] Skyland, NC28776-0728 P.O. Box728 Mary AnnH.Willingham 1956 Schilling. the obituary) and Jean Dowdy Von Murphy mond but from also May 2020! arethat us planning many to of go! about reunion coming up! It seems connected! still be we will And think keep sending me info about you, so And oh, smart classmates, please parenting.importance the job of of tinue to speak and write about the tred, the cause and the cure! I con and paperback. oneis This about ha Happiness,” on is Amazon kindle in here.well My book, new “Choosing Everybody? so? be Why not? is All Am thinking reunion, 65th? May touch with wonderful classmates! Beach,ginia me! It atreat is to in be days at SBC. Her joy and passion our during Commons Randolph. thein smoke filled Grammar and brings back late memories nights of and a master Bridge player, which anavidly successfulwas gardener there. friends having ed in visit Betsy at Gwynn’s Island, VA, and delight She loved her cottage, “Oak Haven,” agraduate St.was of Catherine’s. Richmond, she of resident lifelong 5 children and 12 grandchildren. A June 24, 2019. by survived Betsyis from St. Catherine’s School Rich in Emily HunterEmily Slingluff Not only did Ihear our sad news (who thoughtfully enclosed Betsy Parker Paul Helen Turner

,in Vir died died ------in theirin home on afarm by the low a note saying she and Tayloe are still had to embrace and laugh about. She humility that she before never of has word “inconsistency” alevel as well as shedefinition finding a is new for the le ball? Much she fun says, and that competingbe corn in hole and pick summer! Who that knew she would Ellicottin City, MD, explodes the in her life her in retirement community are the Bunny gave best gift ever her! ny that Bunny’s arrangements living Sarasota.in Her daughter tells Bun ballet, opera and symphony offered food and life style. She enjoys also health care there 5star, is plus great she haveshe needs it. help will if The she as goes pleases, but knows that Sarasota,ity in FL. She comes and 16yearspast aretirement in facil lucky very toherself have lived the tember.] Founders’ Day celebration Sep in ing during and Briar’s signing Sweet [Editor’s note: did abook read Chip blessedis with staying pretty healthy. and piano), reading books good and SBC. involved is Lee music in (choir accounts Chip’s of life and friends at American Dream,” which includes oirs, “From Manchurian Princess to recently‘57 has published her mem thatus her cousin, Anna Pai Chao media and marketing. tells also Lee now works for Lucas film, digital impressive.very Her granddaughter graduation which from UCLA was grandchild’s youngest their attended she and her husband, Al, recently daughter around Hill. Chapel recently showed Jean and Dutch‘s in touchin with husband 55years ago! Jean stays also Paul er known her.known who were fortunate enough to have us for of by all missed be life will life threatening. that their physical maladies are non- and funerals. Helen grateful very is for go doctors’they appointments go for meetings and parties, but now from Richmond where theyto used Potomacer River. are miles They 70 Jean writes that it was a historical Boca Grande, area of FL. their VA fall, farm last now reside in band Dutch, moved having from Janet Monroe Marshall Bunny Burwell NesbitBunny Burwell ChangLee Crozier Helen TurnerMurphy Jean VonSchilling who introduced her to her Kitty Harrison Kitty and her hus Betsy Park wrote that considers considers also sent also says that who who ------with their 282 “neighbors!” ing community there the of is sense ville. What they like most about be minster-Canterbury Charlottes in promised by a disease thatpromised affects by adisease her family. Her health com been has spent the Michigan summer in with prepare for 2021. 2020 someplace or to NC like DC gests that we have reunion amini in beauty and barber shops. She sug what on. goes havein They house committees, they so have abig say in fun. them on various Many serve of varied; the residents interesting and sports etc.great The is andfood Toledo for art, theater, museums, availablebus to take residents into ment home in Toledo. have They a retirehave service lived full avery in writes that for the 24years last they we are old! friendships are the best, and face it, continuedship has since SBC. Old lived Baltimore. in our friend So band Raleigh, now deceased, once they leave off.” and Nancy her hus term friendships “just pick up where on NC. reminded Iwas how long- Hilton Head from nearby Cashiers eled back to her retirement home in June in a wonderful visit she as trav planted. Ann love sends to all! at SBC thatwas these were seeds are on down her, smiling because it She hopes her piano teachers at SBC Brahms, andLiset. Rachmaninoff to enjoy hearing anold lady share her home for friends dear who seem old age”“her to give piano recitals in nual family beach vacation. Event.” In July they enjoyed their an Jackson in ding Hole, a “Fairy Tale a grand daughter’s destination wed a great grandchild in of Atlanta, then They recently attended the baptism there. friends of lot a and able house are adjusting well, have acomfort especially her beloved garden. They 40someher years home of and more January. She says hard it was leaving Community in Winston-Salem in tomoved Arbor AcresRetirement ticipated. She and husband Jimmy Salem at afuneral which in Jane par cently saw Jane Sigloh in Winston and her husband still reside at West by fun having any definition. hopes our classmates all are out there Nancy Salisbury Spencer Nancy Salisbury Meredith Smyth Grider Nancy Minor Ettinger Ann AdamsGreer Jane Sigloh Slack Nancie Howe Roberts writes that she continues in in continues and Ihad again again re ------these years gone? our 2021Reunion! Where have all Definitely fly to NYC however! choose that over travel air any day. I still drive long distances, and will quently various other as well as trips. themvisit GA, in MDand NYC fre and caring very daughters. Itravel so health,good abeautiful place to live fortunateam very to blessed be with and still have my gardens, with help. I and prosperity! still movingSBC is toward health really is. She thrilled is to know that aware how precious and life fragile humbling, more making her even says this experience very been has house. She mountain her in ating recuper the summer of much spent operation at the Duke Hospital. She ablewas to have successful avery Fortunately, she Durham in was and (There be a must lessonin all this!) Did it exercising her in hotel room! agranddaughteruation of May. in she came for the school high grad ken suffered hip in Durham when have recoveredRose will from abro old age,of and indeed are doing well! physical therapy to remedy ravages Henry are time to devoting alot of the summer. in and tains Catherine moun NC come to western the who Montgomery Rose Johnston, as well Mills dinners with frequently. visit they (wife Brett) live on the West Coast, nearbyin VA. Although son Kevin school activities. Steven Son lives wife, Sara’s) children participate in parents Day to son see Trevor’s (and went to NYC May in for Grand Richard Parkinson’s. having They tinue to reasonably do with even well writes that she and her husband con them! friends cannot wait for her to join had together. She envisions that her the great life she and her friends have many friends now deceased, noting fun, mostly with family. She misses lives Charlotte. in Meredith still has live Louisville. in Her other daughter community near 2daughters who 7 years, she lived aretirement has in says getting it is worse. For the past her balance and, after 4years she I, for one, amlooking forward to As for me Istill live my in house By the time you are reading this, I have recently had summer Karen Steinhardt Kirkbride and her husband Henry, as Catherine Lotterhos Lotterhos Catherine ------

Her granddaughter, who anart is her church and community work. that she involved still very is with the farm. and enjoys the bucolic very life on Monterey in summers her spends ert Shaw Series/Special.” American Masters PBS, titled “Rob me about the program which on was sent the anemail same day, telling Columbia,in SC. and her husband Bill are still living a call to get the story! full oline you all. mates and would love to hear from keeps up with her neighboring class happyand is to south. down be She years ago, but she kept has the house they were first married. Jackdied 9 and her husband moved there when lived Murrell’s in Inlet, SC, since she the many times Thereis not enoughroom to share how much they meant to each other. important their marriage was, and program went into about detail how his wife, wife, his which included life his much with of television program on Robert Shaw teresting report on the special public borhood Network. twice amonth on Manhattan Neigh and she continues to show her work tional Cult Film Festival India, in first place at Calcuttathe Interna Mimi Award, for which congratulate we all BriarSweet Distinguished Alumnae she recently just was awarded the [email protected] Bronxville, N.Y. 10708 3 Stoneleigh#6D Eleanor St.ClairThorp 1958 the news from from news the classmates are and have been. how as well busy and productive our municate with our college friends, as realize how important to it is com fromnews your classmates, you will tion. As you read and catch up with from the you rest for of the next edi for news, and Ihope hear that Iwill you of whoall responded to my pleas Alumnae Magazine. My thanks to Ethel Ogden Burwell Ironically, Eleanor Cain Pope Cain Eleanor Ann McCullough Floyd First, and important, very is Welcome to the Briar Sweet fall met up together, but give her . Her film“Time 2019” won Caroline Sauls Shaw Mollie Archer Payne Archer Mollie Mimi GarrardMimi Eleanor CLASS sent in avery

Mollie and reports Eleanor has has . The that Car still NOTES ------

49 fall 2019 50 sbc.edu CLASS to Fort Worth. Her children are scat stay where she rather is than go back away ten years ago, but she elected to in Alto, NM. Her husband passed husband celebrated their 75th an comes visitors. comes five of years. She lovesboth and wel years and her Lexington, VA, home her Grosse Pointe, MI, 55 home of works. art from the ancient days to modern and the absorbed spectacular of all Orvieto, Italy, in semester spring her major at Wheaton College, spent time on the road. on time Burlingame, CA, but spend alot of to URI. of, supporters contributors and time George and Charlotte Shultz, long Stanford, honoring at conference that they had finished just atwo-day 800 cooperation circles. She wrote 109countriesin more and has than founder and president), which now is the United Initiative Religious is (he band Bill are involved still very with friend. hospice and working part time for a church for activities, volunteering ago. ago. NM. Her oldest away passed ayear tered, one CA and in one nearby in her classmates! about good very is keeping up with ing busy and involved very with her ors too is long to list, but she keep is around. endeav her Her main of list dren and 6grandchildren, scattered married. being She 3chilof has and still catching is up after 57 years husband, Stewart, on Oct. 5, 2017 she looking is forward to that. Montana for afamily vacation and with her family this summer back to hoping to watch. going be She will about Robert Shaw which she was other reference to the PBS special I know, from that my emails busy,United very States. Sounds but trip across the northern the part of mer and then take an Amtrak 3-day Michigan in be duringwill the sum graduation from pre-school. They and then June in to granddaughter’s 4month-oldnew grandson Charles, York City to greet and meet their mandy. In May they went to New Paris to down and acruise Nor niversary with awonderful trip to Mary TaylorSwing Mary Jane McAllister Beedy TatlowBeedy Ritchie Lanny TuttleLanny Webster Lynn Crosby Gamill NOTES Jane Ethel Mary keeps busy with bridge, with busy keeps splits her time between and Bill are still in is still living is and hus lost her her lost and her sent an Beedy ------

visit their mother/grandmother. their visit manage to get to both GA and NJto husband Bill and children. all They family, and Sarah NJwith her in is still in is Atlanta with husband and and her family. Her daughter Dana, her gardening, her tennis, her golf enjoys time agood with her friends, NJ, Head, Island, GA, and her home Bay in tual friends and the Perrys. Maine to stay with the and visit mu August when Peter go to and Iwill have the chance to get together in spring magazine! January,in for asking for news our barking be atI will your back door have awonderful and fall winter, and man lacrosse team. Ihope you all January, hoping to play on the fresh enjoyingis aspects, all especially in shipman. A big commitment, but he at the US Naval Academy amid as School and now is Severn enrolled Rentz graduated June in from the thatest news is our grandson Henry grandchildren are thriving. lat Our therest year. of 3daughtersAll and 7 are back Bronxville, in NY, for the spend summers on Cod and Cape me) and husband Peter continue to news fornews me that is getting married in September. Good DC. There aregrandchildren, 3 one Australia and one in Washington, ried, one in living Atlanta, one in with her this summer. this her with where Peter and Ihad agreat visit tinues to enjoy life in Ashaway, RI, she fully recovered. is replacement spring last from which very talented!very and learning techniques. new She is her painting, attending art classes dening, into its productivity. gar As as well viously time puts and energy alot of beauty, a thing is den of and she ob 1993. Her 3children are mar all since living been Charlie retired in lives Maine up in where Julie has to me through amutual friend who Junior YearAbroad Program! her of member surviving only the is community. Penny Meighan Martin herBetween home on Skidaway Eleanor St. Clair Thorp St.Eleanor Clair Julie Booth Perry Penny Lynn Prior Harrington Lynn Penny is very involved very is with reports that she also had also aknee Julie reappeared Penny and I will and Iwill (that’s con ’s gar ------

I wish I couldI wish have at been the re after our superb 12 days It China. in ers. We are back just in Vienna now Briar’sSweet most ardent support Di Doscher Spurdle York with go. AND, Ihad agreat lunch New in graduated from college — 2 more to we left, 8grandchildren our 6th of yet. We recommend going. Before our BEST one was trip China in travelling companions. entire Our River with great fanfare by our 12 Anniversary cruising on the Yangtze and Icelebrated our 60th Wedding I HATED not to with you. be Lee enjoyed special time avery together. photos. Obviously,wonderful you youmany of and thanks for the ing about our 60th reunion from and classmates, all Ihave loved hear Greetings to dear Ali and Elizabeth [email protected] Wailea, HI96753-7710 89 PukoluWay Ali Wood Thompson 1959 tion taking. it is impressive,very and Ilike the direc with you and Travis.school The is thoseseeing that did return. Iagree there at the reunion, but Ienjoyed White. I amsorry that more weren’t lotte with Betsy Smith Ihad avisit Lake in Tahoe, CA. Back Char in my granddaughter, Mary’s daughter turned from awonderful trip visiting Mary Ware Gibson ‘83 and re Ijust back to my old feisty self. me. Am on well the mend and am union, but a broken precluded pelvis reunion with Had amost enjoyable telephone there wish just had more been there! ing at SBC and classmates seeing — ue doingue so. for leading and agreeing us to contin Many thanks to Ali and to Elizabeth Seattle. Seattle. my classmates: you get to ever call if course and still getting points. To all my pattern but I’m still finishing the It takes long me twice as to complete I’m not competitive very but I love it. go to the shows with them. At 82, myin garden and ride my horses and herequiet the in Northwest. Iwork Betsy Duke Seaman TriciaCoxe Ware Alice Cary Farmer Cary Alice Brown Betsy ColwillBetsy Wiegers Anderson Bekins Jana Judy WeltonSargent Kathy TylerSheldon : My daughter — two of —two of : Loved be : Loved : In a way, : Pretty and ------: . and Ihave four wonderful speakers goingbe into its fourth year 2020 in the Four Arts Palm in Beach will ers and Us” series that Istarted at Palm Beach October. in My “Found DC, for and September return to at in ourbe home will Washington, anniversary, Aug.(Gulp!) We28! toalso celebrate our 60th wedding Frenchdear friend who ailing, is and Paris in August for one week to a see a soft, cooling rain. We are flying to weather until today, when we have the world and we have had lovely FL. Itcoast of abeautiful is part of Beach pals and friends from the west nights our and Palm saw many of bor to stay with a friend for three droveand Ialso to Northeast Har enough lobster for ayear! Stanley wonderful been fun.has eaten I’ve her family Blue in Hill, ME, and it our youngestvisiting daughter and mote campus going forward. Been how to attract top to girls our re progress, but the question remains, around, She made she huge has will! anyone fabulousis and if can turn it for our 60th. Ithink President Woo our class and gave alargeof donation And wonderful family and friends. ing at ajob ILove and keep learning. lucky very so to healthy be and work Probably too late, not news, but Ifeel news fornews us! ished.is pitiful This butnews good getting the floors replaced and refin house.ricane-damaged Gave up on we have moved back into our hur and 5 days who (but counting) is only that is news after 10months weather report. pictures gets selected for the evening tion. It always is my when fun one of ing them to the local NBC TV sta photostaking weather andof send a being fun “weather watcher” and the couple last months, of I have had workshop about painting clouds. For get to teach atiny 2hour watercolor ried to her sweetie.in Then I August partnership by getting officially mar younger sister celebrate her 40-year I drove to Michigan to help my not done much lately. But, July in time together. LOVE. Much time happy you….so had amarvelous HATE you to of with all being miss taught and shown much. so Idid a fabulouswas experience we were as Gay Gaines Hart Meriwether Rumrill Hagerty Courtney Gibson Pelley Gibson Courtney Penny Fisher Duncklee : proud Iwas : I have : My My : ------: and her family for their generous and thanks to Alice Farmer Cary Brown $561,000 dollars! We owe special the Briar Sweet fund —more than you who supported to our class gift land. acres Thanks of to all of of ourdents thousands and the of use tives for both the for curriculum stu President Woo initia new discuss ever, as ful exciting and it was to hear reunion.beautias The campus was husbands at Briar Sweet for the 60th have with been Ali and me and our thatI wish many you more of could 60th. I enjoyed back being at SBC for our have sold been out and Iamthrilled. Improvisation.” lectures our of All ago for book, her marvelous “A Great Book Prize at Mount Vernon years who receivedSchiff the Washington and latestthe his firstStacy trilogy of British are Coming,” fabulous is and Atkinson whose latest book, “The Yale, Judge Ginsburg from DC, Rick coming: Dr. Joanne Freeman from Charlotte. Tricia CoxeWare ’59visitedin White’59and Betsy Smith Gay HartGaines’59 Elizabeth Johnston Lipscomb Elizabeth - - - : didn’t make it. hopingwas to go to the reunion but the miles. gether through the years and across Ali and for Elizabeth keeping to us a fewin years. Meanwhile thanks to union and hope we can all “go like 70” sy Salisbury Creekmoresy Salisbury McKeithen Kitchen there. Ihave touch in been with thesee famous Shakespeare theater mer. Idid make atrip to Oregon to be mostlybe California in for the sum inspiring challenge grant. annotations! sorry to the miss So re who?” without asneak-peek at your ableand Iwas to establish a “Who’s WOWOWOW!! You look all great vines tovines make its wine. own that now SBC is growing the grape fun.make it lots of Interesting news at the reunion, there were enough to Although there not that us many of Iceland, for a Smithsonian familytrip Iceland, foraSmithsonian 3rd from rightJudyWelton the Sargent ’59andherfamilyinReykjavik, Thompson’59inpink, Ali Plunkers Bandatalocalnursinghomewith family trip Judy Welton Sargent’s familyinReykjavik, Iceland,foraSmithsonian Lizora Miller YonceLizora Isa Mary Lowe Zieglar Ginny Marchant Noyes Virginia MacKethan Kitchin . , : Iplan to : Lizora Virginia Bet - - - - : : died on July 12, 2019. report that Judy’s husband, Ward, mates again! tos…it to fun old see was SBC class So far,So good, so but we are definitely on mydepends health, and Dick’s. course, I’mso thrilled. Of this all I’d get back to Rome, which Ilove, Vatican Rome. in thought Inever the the Pontifical of of one Colleges Protestant that Iam, I’m to teach at gland. Later next year, deep-dyed and at in one least cathedral En in and preach London, in at Oxford, ther afield:winter Iam this to lecture “except that this time I’m going fur always is news the same, she writes, non-stop for three months. Her reallyis played out after travelling York suburbs achallenge, is and she toelling Briar Sweet from the New sorry to the miss reunion but trav ing writes to say that she truly was miss reunionmiss but Ienjoyed the pho Fleming ParkerFleming Rutledge Judy Nevins LeHardy Liz MyerinkLiz Lord : So sorry to: So : Sad to : Flem ------flicted classmates!” receive the McCann honor this year. the LA Times selected and was to a football player, but ajournalist for into the Fame. NFL Hall of He’s not inducted being son youngest our travel to Canton, Ohio to witness with old friends. In August we’ll up there to meet and here stopping along zoom just with Willie Nelson, driving. We turn up the radio and along the way. enjoy us the Both of our motor trip to Wyoming places golf. Jerry and I are getting ready for sun,velous week of surf, food and withoutagain them…we had amar I’m get to ever not Hawaii sure we’ll they had awedding to attend. Now and their because with us 3sons time we had our son middle and d-i-l but oh, how Ilove there. being This Hawaii…justin for aweek Kauai, in Warmest to wishes my similarly af notsuch is what undertakings it was. another book, for but my energy feeling my age! I’m trying to write at Reunion Judy SorleyChalmers-Simpson’59 Nampa showinApril2019 Jana BekinsAnderson’59atthe Susan PerrySusan Farmer CLASS : Wewere NOTES - - 51 fall 2019 52 sbc.edu CLASS us (“we precious (“we us and few”) contin made it to our 60th with afew of more wet...snow. NC, mountains wet,in of and wet notwas up to usual. Weather here I amsorry to report that the weather the globe, had to been never Hawaii. almostwho been everywhere has on therebeen before, but her husband, where each year. Actually, she has tow! She these avet and is has some cation conference with husband in Hawaiiin for her continuing edu daughter, Briar,Sweet ‘88, just was ing aboard. ing gardens and cruising the in Seine werecruise Monet’s seeing home and well. as seum thehighlights The of ited amarvelous World War IImu theanniversary invasion. of We vis the cemetery during the 75th year movingvery to at be the beaches and River which Cruise lovely. was It was the Normandy Beaches and aSeine out. us see In June I went on a trip to and talked had until theto wait staff such to fun together, be we laughed Farmer Cary Alice Brown restaurantsgood and had lunch with mance at the ABT, several dined in went to afew see plays, to aperfor , York are the in city. While New in Iwas lous! Don’t it the miss next time you at the Liberty. Statue of It fabu is the Museum Liberty new of opening NYCin for aweek May in for the coverage the of reunion. over 80!Idid appreciateuseful your to just inary say we can abit still be tance education class from our sem at and theology adis in ministry I amteaching adiploma in program north. It might interest some to hear someseefinally sunshine here up family, are fine and all just glad to nutty.that necessary seems just if Ware River, condition peripatetic a live both Richmond in and by the vineyards emerging. Icontinue to I love envisioning the beehives and Indiana’s dream for young women. now,hands on the upswing, fulfilling my life and happy to good it see in toue grateful be for Briar Sweet in 83 with 11-year old grandson climb Snyder email: [email protected] Tabb Thornton Farinholt Ginny Robinson Harris Ginny Robinson Judy WeltonSargent Kathy Tyler Sheldon: We, the Debbie Von Reischach Swan Rice Read Eleanor NOTES Di Doscher Spurdle : Still boarding Maine in at : anew Has : Iwas . It was and I : My My : : I : I ------experience the delightful reunion. Boston for dinner,south we flew to up with our 2granddaughters in which really was fun. After meeting and then took her to Ireland — at my daughter’s place in Windham abroad. We went up to Maine to stay we decided to combine it with atrip Then, since was reunion coming up, competition,of time it is to relax! thein ears). inner After 25years to lightheadedness (from problems Konain on the Big Island. It due was year the in Hula Senior Festival over Kona Group, which competes every sure the in future! I retired from the and frankly, donate Iwill with plea were many so wonderful changes feelinggood about the Patch. There (10) came us awayone with of a very reunion wonderful was and every near Austin, please give me acall. the trip. you If in find or yourself with the fun a lotother of on kids My 11-year-old grandson, John had thermal waters the Blue of Lagoon. crampons. We went also into the clothing, sticks with walking and nel aglacier, in clad waterproof in I joined them into walking in a tun etc. My family climbed aglacier, and wherevide the tectonic plates meet, Museum, Viking museum, the di sers, waterfalls, Lava afascinating electricity using thermal waters, gey volcanos, aplant where they make the country,part of the lava fields, thesouthern seeing time fabulous a a Smithsonian family trip. We had my family Reykjavik, in Iceland, for to London for 3days before meeting summer solstice. From Paris I went and people gathered celebrating the Paris after dark, the all seeing lights [email protected] Wayne, PA 19087-1318 1406 ThomasRd. Lura ColemanWampler 1960 not as mobilenot before, as as we are so not excepting new turning 80!Dick is my boat summer! all racing be also working Iwill again! tiny budget film, but it should be fun Lawyer”“The at Paramount. isa This with me 1968 making the in film My director and leading manworked shooting fall. a film this L.A. in be Ali WoodThompson Carolyn Gough Harding Gough Carolyn Dinny Muldaur Dozier : Well,the : I will : Iwill : Noth - - - - - award-winning book, “Aging Fa note: She wants no mention her of out the birthday candles!’ (Editorial lucky to upright be and still blowing hoot! a addedjust one: anew Pickleball. It’s grandkids, skiing, sailing, music. I’ve passions remain: husband, kids, my 80sto exhilarating. be The old make it possible! BRIAR! glad helped to we So vixens impressed with the NEW SWEET week. miniature poodle, to our family this Alexis,of anadorable 6-year-old and looking forward to the addition late arrivingof spring. We are well where we were greeted by the beauty Vedra Beach, FL, to ME, Sedgwick, and Itravelled June in from Ponte school, The Kent PlaceSchool. I aminvolved with my secondary to live upstate in New Jersey where find words describe to my loss. thenia first two weeks of July.Can’t friends Lake in Arrowhead, Califor iting my sister near Seattle and good chaotic,with and filled love.vis Iam off. appropriate send most Crazy,a came for funeral his and gave him including two great granddaughters, law after 63years.entire The family, Phil March, died in still practicing Wight. our little smallholding on the Isle of who wants to make the journey to love to anyone see coming to the UK Rose Press New in York. Iwould historical The department of Wild afreelanceas fiction editor for the stilldo feel connected. Inow work writer. Ihave made never it back but came a news reporter and features it) mously”, to all but read I am urging lived theatrical career before Ibe which on startedmy meshort- off forget ever never Paint and Patches Ilearned.and everything And Ishall I had there, the beautiful campus and more the wonderful friendships time by, goes as Iappreciate more St Andrews student for ayear and 94-year-old sister. to be year Cod to Cape my visit will traveling much. as only Our trip this Elizabeth MeadeElizabeth Howard Morris Buechner Betsy Nina Newton Farriss Gail HaymanGail Wilson Winkie WimbishChalfant Barbara Murphy Hale Margot Saur Meyer Saur Margot Anne Duguid Knol Duguid Anne : your Iwas : I continue continue I : : I am very : My dear : Ifind wo o Tw : : Iam : Ed : Ed - - - - we find it easy to makefriends be in Ashburn, northern VA, in where 55+activenew adult community years ago, John and Imoved into a Utila Honduras), (island of abeau Americana local bands. Iwent to and galleries and enjoying folk and playing tennis, art museums visiting have slowed alot down from trav Bradley 61’. grandchildren and Bessie Bulkley Aspen/Snowmass with son Tor, plan on skiing at once least more in playing skiing... and tennis downhill it! believe teenagers with one college. in Can’t and on. so My two grandchildren are is now mini hiking, mini exercising Ioncenot spry as as was; everything Linda Sims Newmark lunch Florida in visit winter last with eration after many years. Ienjoyed a Club leadership on to the next gen theI passed Indianapolis Alumnae child due before just Iturn 80? there aprize for the youngest grand child with another October. due in Is our daughter and her one 3-year-old for the same reason. We are close to movedcause all at in the same time ty Park, FL, January. in ed analumnae luncheon Universi in golf and spending timegolf at the gym. Hill and Iampainting, playing some hood. George still lobbying is on the years — the the elders neighbor of thein same Maryland house after 53 and still kicking! Life sweet. is tending GA Tech and Spoleto. Gainesville, GA. Ihave 2grands at ters Charleston in and families and includeding has trips to daugh visit daughter, and since then my travel for snorkeling and scuba with diving tiful island the paradise out 60s, of thinking back on how for it was us. toamazed agraduation see this large graduation from Yale May. in Iwas attended my granddaughter Molly’s — we’ve married been 16years. I andels enjoy life here Santa in Fe etery where Puseys and Powells are and amorning at Hollywood Cem reunion. We had delicious dinners, and Richmond for family a3-day 45 family members from CA, FL Nancy Corson Gibbes Nancy Corson StyerSue Cahill Jane TatmanWalker Winnie Ward Peggy Cook Lunt Peggy Cook Barbara Beam Denison Rhett Ball Thagard

Patti Powell Pusey : Iamcertainly : I’m still golfing, : still I’m : David and I and co-host and : We had just : Still alive : Last week : Last : Iamstill : Weare ------20s (grown grandchildren) to20s (grown Edis children)the and the 50s(grown travelingAlso with family-the 80s, Carbondale,in CO, the in summer. the year and ‘roughing’ our it cabin in Marshes (Savannah area) most of and Iare enjoying life easy at The humor!) of wonderful sense day. (Editorial note. She her still has done and ignoring almost the all next each things that night need of to be Texas summer heat, making lists Mostly to Ihide inside avoid the contribution. or luck. activity NO wonderful and worthy-of-conveying considered rushing out to some do McKee May 2020. Ienjoyed seeing Mary Grace Williams, graduates in 3years;past my granddaughter, I have enjoyed travels to SBC these Ann Crowell Lemmon Tatman Walker and gardens in Wayne, PA. We have pre-revolutionary house, grounds andes attempt to keep up with our Fred and Icontinue to board hors to send love to all, here so it comes! tion, everyone who wrote asked me would like to say that without excep participate water in aerobics. bridge, each two walk miles day and KeoweeLake where Iplay and golf lanta book club. I am stillon living purple hair. summer. Oh, yes, and Istill have my parents at with us the beach over the grandchildren 2-15)and (ages their for Jack and me our to have 6of all up on U Tube). Finally, it’s atreat Kettering Cancer Center. (Look it eachINK spring at Memorial Sloan favorite called annual gig VISIBLE TV and theatre appearances and my my acting hat working with several cated world. Meanwhile, Ikeep on rear their children today’s in compli and Parent Talks parents as to seek educativea host of lectures, seminars dependent School Community with Parents in Action. It the services In volunteer organization called NYC had abusy year co-president a as of Venice June. this last to Beach SC and in the Biennale in beach. weekends at my river home and the buried. Now to recover and enjoy Teddy Hill Maline Gilbert McCalla Gilbert Maline Lura Coleman WamplerColeman Lura Gianino Martin Lucy Linda Sims Grady Newmark in MDand in Frank and : (Few Liz Penfield) in FL. I also see see FL. in Ialso at our At : Ihave Margot Margot : First I Jane : I : I ------: exciting news. She and Bruce are living in California. Richmond Times Dispatch. was She foruary back March in to say she saw anobit to celebrate its renaissance! the college closing was –let’s return our 55th because we crying learned 60thour reunion next May! clubs. photographyam ajudge of for area manyin capacities at our church and School, The Shipley Council of serve ring question! Iamon the Alumni ed! To move or stay here a recur is now trees down taking that we plant herebeen almost 50years and are [email protected] Crofton, MD21114 1724 Aberdeen Circle Bess HutchinsSharland [email protected] Charleston, SC29401 St. 41 Pitt Julie O’NeilArnheim 1961 Cheshire Mills. her in studioa gallery Harrisville in MacDowell Colony and maintains the aboard NH as member of of At home, she supports local artists Eleanor’scludes 225of photographs. Heritage,” written by Colin Poole, in the Heart Cambodia’s of Natural friends. longtime many “Tonle Sap, sites, she warmly is welcomed by after year to WCS’s remote project worldwide. year issues Returning tensely interested environmental in endangered species, and she in is she become has anambassador for dor since 1991.Through her work, Malaysia, Laos, Vietnam and Ecua theCambodia, fauna and flora of Khmer, her camera sought has out over 20years. Fluent French in and for member board and photographer for(WCS) which she both been has the Society Wildlife Conservation photographing for and for herself America South and Asia Southeast tojournalist, Eleanor travels across professional photographer and pho took fabulous nature photos too. A family, she celebrating was the big 80with On asad note, Patti Pusey wrote Mary Cosby Rinehart Cosby Mary Emailing from Ecuador where I hopeto see you many of at Eleanor Briggs Eleanor Mollie McDonald very likely very

shares Weleft in the in ------Wasson needed. We continue will our mem courses. There healthis full care if time with great food and three golf able be we will to outdoors be the all we eat them. We are excited, very as à lacarte, we so only pay for meals as home. Everything at Oak Harbor is six months Linville, in our summer spending six months there down and ft. course. —on agolf We plan on our own house —3200sq.we will and homes retirement the best of Oak Harbor. the all has amenities “It a wonderful senior club community, Beach, FL, early in January 2020to moving from Charlotte to Vero Nancy Coppedge Lynn Coppedge Nancy DC. She recently has classmates seen ter their 50-year marriage, back is in 2016 when Ardon away passed af there!” some down be SBC alums friends and Iamsure fun! there will Club. Country project, new new A bership at the Moorings Yacht and Fales Eckerberg Prince Susie Prichard Pace Richmond!” Richmond, in Also us, encourages She visit. “Come to ways open to more having classmates Denny lots to has do, but she al is many friends and some family. Mary spot Richmond in where she has claims, since settled into aretirement high school. Life she good, is as pro currently college in and one still in and UVA),grandchildren (JMU 3 well. She two college has graduate NYC. Jeannie Hamilton Bounds My daughter, Win, lives and in loves comealso frequently year round. spend the Cashiers summer in and particularly Cashiers, in NC. “We ret to come to our 60th!” Ihadtimes at as SBC. Iamhoping lege! hope they have wonderful as “I school graduations to — andcol off wedding and two more grands’ high ing spring with agranddaughter’s catches up with Schulz Childrey FowlerChildrey through Richmond and sees the peripatetic Celia when she passes Mary Denny Scott Wray some exercise while classes still playsEd doubles and tennis does tomit slowing down “a teensy bit.” loves mat Pilates and walking, Rue WallaceRue Judd In Atlanta, Mary Denny Mary and as often possible. as as She and Ed are and Ed but well ad do Celia WilliamsDunn Molly Haskell , Margaret Storey Margaret and Sally Mathiason ’s doing family is had anexcit , widowed in Judy Greer also sees sees also , when in Marga Willia Babs and ------. leg, she so can drive long distances. May.in Fortunately, her left it was da.” She had atotal knee replacement away from the Flori heat of “hideous Berkshires Massachusetts of to get made her annual summer trek to the ber ber sophomores. remem I of primarily freshman year aclass in composed Arnheim a man,of taught me, son, a true scholar and gentle giant chairing the SBC Friends. Dr. Nel agreat proponentwas libraries, of til she away passed 2002. in Toni up with Mrs. N. Lynchburg in un lessons from her. Margaret kept fasso Cone Scott Cone sition. to exempt be from freshman compo head down; Idoubt that Ideserved that class. Ikept my eyes lowered, Sharland Hutchins Scott by many our class. in springin beloved 1958and was our chaperonealso to Bermuda really exciting. and the College’s programs new are that the campus looks wonderful Bee spring vacation trip to Nassau where toinette), who chaperoned the 1959 G. Nelson wife, and his Toni (An close be to also Dr.will Lawrence and near be him her parents. They ied and where eventually she join will where Brad’s some of ashes are bur April; they went to the columbarium her daughter, Emily, visited SBC in classmates see will then. She and go to NYC Dec.; in so, and, if she with aspecial man.” She plans to have been; 55years married life of life without Brad, fortunate“How I is day by day”“learning her in new and, although lonely course, of Bee by. many She friends has near too; her threetwo of children are close ment at Kendal Hanover in where spend thewill winter her in apart NH. theing in mountains of She feel blessed.”feel them their and most games! of We and 15)are in Atlanta, we so see my two wonderful (17 grandsons area. My son, daughter-in-law and Monument/Coloradothe Springs Colorado where in she with Chase is Margaret WadmanCafasso Toni (Antoinette) Nelson, was Bee NewmanBee Thayer and Brad first met. Kate Groat Henchman , among others, took piano and , English literature our Margaret WadmanMargaret Ca , Tita Hatcher CLASS as also being in in being also as Julie O’Neil Susan Cone Bee is still liv is and reports , Susan Bess Bess NOTES ------

53 fall 2019 54 sbc.edu CLASS from a lower eyelid. She age 78 calls tion; plus she had cell basal removal and surgery der earlier had anabla Danube due to gallblad emergency She had to cancel atrip the down her news topects improve 2020. in Gulf coast, Gulf ’61 classmates. Briar Sweet and saysof “hello” to all at GM. Dale fond very has memories mental getting in her foot the in door Gibbs course instru business in was Katherine a Sorbonne.the feels She literature and studied afterward at graduated French in with adegree she where to Goucher transferred relations. After 2years at SBC, she corporation’s stockholder of director ultimately retiring that 1994as in and Michigan at General Motors, She had a33-year career NYC in Cooper Dale us. Lynne everyone wishes the best. aphor for the ways that life tumbles crisis. It entitled is Glass,”“Sea amet mystery but the afamily in story of work on athird book, which not is a and Behavior.”“Disordered She at is Amazon: “To Protect the Innocent” murder mysteries, both available on 33 years but the is author two of aspecial educationwas teacher for the three mother and grown sons of forin the first time! Sheis not only keepin’on on,” advice. her is membership.long-dwindling “Keep while worrying about the parish’s club associated with her church apark-likein setting and the book MD,in enjoys alarge nearby pool tary, mornings aweek.” And ’61 co-secre Still working at agarden center five ray who us havefor made of all it. celebrate my 80th birthday. Hur my Colorado here be group to will far,so 5to go, Ithink! Otherwise, oak and walnut trees. Eight squirrels leasing them with many awoods in trapping been seed, I’ve them and re yard, happily eating the most bird of ern Shore’s squirrels live my in back thatmaintains “since the East of half dation along the in spring bulletin.] recommen her passing for not culpa recommends amust-see. as [Mea NYC Thanksgiving, last which she aged to get tickets for Hamilton in Lucky Lucky She pleased to is get around easily. so Communicating from Florida’s from Communicating In retirement Boca Raton, in Lynne Nalley Coates Penny Meyer Stanton NOTES Bess HutchinsBess Sharland Alicia Laing Salisbury Faith Bullis Mace enjoys playing tennis. weighed weighed in MD in man , also ex ------her year for maintenance. body Un Alzheimer’s 2015, in but nonetheless repaired. Fritz with diagnosed was with onees and hip both knees now car not but was crushed. She manag accident where she the in was middle equately recovered from the 2016car (Seabreeze) Seaman Berry (Seabreeze) Seaman Westminster Canterbury, to everyone.”wishes Briar and our class, and Isend best have many fond Sweet memories of toothink it is late to relish each day. I the way my still mind works. Idon’t that comes after 8decades, and Ilike we get too smart.” wisdom Thereis a Jessel once said: “Too old, too late, remember something I think George I amgrateful for life. Occasionally I alternative. As long Ihave as my wits, but better with it dealing is than the almost 81. expected Inever to old, be maintenancetake alot of to 80, be do. My life pretty is peaceful. It does tures and stories things I cannot of go over all the world and enjoy pic who disabled. is to Italk friends who but traveling hard is for someone to Birmingham, AL and Taos, NM; over.all In the past year traveled I’ve world and keep up with friendsdear communicationof in our modern for sure. Irelish the many forms one Ilove watching. Ineed my eyes tennis, asport Iplayed poorly but I watch anincredible amount of possible. as long as independent be slowly,continues to progress will I part. myIf degenerationmacular a pool with no maintenance on my condo and enjoy large gardens and ly on land. moved I’ve into asweet the water, since I move mighty slow a warm water pool with treadmills in tin with a senior group, work out in book clubs, make excursions in Aus friends here.of I read a lot for two me down. anetwork developed I’ve as “failed.”definitely has This slowed but the back diagnosed was surgery attacks. Since then, my heart fine is back followed surgery by two heart ly rewarded with a10-hour him able to help Iaged. me as Iprompt to near be my son who wanted to be moved to Austin almost 5years ago adjust to our ninth life: decade of “I ture may us what feel we many as of to celebrate her 80th birthday. her extended2020 for family 20of vations for the in acruise summer of daunted, she already has made reser Now Charlottesville’s in living Susan Cone Scott ’s words cap Suzanne Suzanne has ad has ------they out set on what amarvel was my children jokingly accused me of ing my purse. Throughout the years, two canes and afanny pack replac matching pair. Ican move faster with whenso Ineed two, have a Iwill purchased the duplicate my cane of with acane. In Paris this summer I challenges Iapproach as 80; Iwalk Arnheim Judd burg. She with was 6 and 3, who live Jacksonville. in havery three grandchildren, 11, ages Church Savannah. in Celia and Lar Sundayevery Episcopal at Christ Laura Conneratsees Lawton ’62 months ayear France. in Celia also back to Birmingham but spends two reportslia that Dominique moved in April and had afabulous time. Ce Siegler-Lathrop and Fleming Lucas Marion Whipple Whaley alumnae.” In 2019she saw intorunning Briar Sweet friends and ton, SC. Celia says, amconstantly “I with offices in Savannah inand Bluff time at their real estate company continueband Larry to work full moved to moved Westminster Canterbury. and her husband, Ranny, who also ed. Church She Canary Lucy sees entire way. No airlift need out was Northwest Passage and made it the the through memorable trip and ous Eleanor Briggs I, co-secretary Celia WilliamsDunn Judy Greer Schulz in St. in Remy and , confront also physical ’ in Giverny, France, France, Giverny, in 61 actually loves the subjects of her wildlife photographs. subjectsofherwildlife lovesthe 61 actually in Flat in Rock, NC, Julie O’Neil Rue Wallace in Savannah in Dominique Dominique , and hus in Lynchin Emily Emily ------Williams ’61 Williams classmatesofhiswife,Celia the Larry Dunnisnostrangerto and blue. ’60areLaFayette pretty inpink Mace’61andStarrBullis Bullis The almost-twinsistersFaith Camp Greenbrier in WVA oversee usual,per summered at her beloved send warm greetings to all. Maria, Hood nurture or simply chance? how different are.they Is it nature, and Iamcontinually fascinated by 7-year-old Chicago, in living twins classes.in My only grandchildren are late in gins August, back be and Iwill Charleston’sCollege of semester be Bastilleeras between and Garnier. onto the wall; but I fivedid see op them. To ascend those stairs, Ihold The French elderly must not need no handrails on its steep front steps. thatamazed Opéra Garnier offers for 3blocks. est belle. vie La Iam and Saturday, and the stretched stalls block. Market days were Wednesday station and aMonoprix on all my hairdressers, stop, abus aMétro a fabulous shellfish restaurant, two langeries, fromagerie, a épicerie, an Charonne where there were 3bou igo). I stayed the in 12èon rue de public transport ticket (carte Nav number and prepay adiscounted nior year. Ihave aFrench phone and that city Ihaveof loved since our ju acquaint with adifferent myself part 5 weeks late in spring. Each year I to France and remained Paris in for the street! of middle Itraveled alone got stuck a manhole in cover the in two umbrellas until one the tip of mythat dad who of walked with tact, solution and my two-cane beats humor areand of my still in sense canes prove their case. My mind “making anoutfit,” and matching fantastic campers there. countlessaging activities for the 180 ing food service, tutoring and man ’61 classmates several years ago: cently the fiveClass of deaths of of Co-presidents, We were sorry to learn only re Elizabeth (Betsy) Marble (Betsy) Elizabeth Hart Margaret Mayher Badcock Margaret Sandra WilsonJohnson Terry Reece Michie Danielle JoyceDanielle Zierer and Aug. 2, 2010 2015 1978 9, 2015 well on Sept. 13, 2013 Kate Groat Henchman Maria Garnett Garnett Maria on Nov. 22, on Jan. 11, on Aug.on on on ------, in Florence,in MT. A trip to Cuba re celebrate the 80”! “Big and Danube River the in spring to on a trip senior year!to Off Europe lives on alovely farm outside Balti graciously soliciting economic sup economic soliciting graciously our classmateswith some of while 1962 [email protected] Irving, Texas 75062 3701 GuadalajaraCt. Allie StemmonsSimon 1963 [email protected] Flemington, NJ08822 33 PleasantRunRd. Parry ElliceAdam seen seen Parkin City summer and last has Symond Anne Allen port for SBC. She visited Taft and like like Havana.in Even a4–hole Buick Fords and Pontiacs could seen be wagons, while ‘40s and ‘50s Chevys, horse-drawn traveled by countryside doned and crumbling. Lush, fertile late ‘50s. Lovely old aban buildings vealed the time warp island from the graduated from college. from graduated have 9grandchildren, whom are 5of the resident magazine. She and Bob ly group discussion and drawing for theas “nature lady” leading amonth and active bird life. Anne known is looks out on ameadow, stone walls for the 6years.past Their cottage are enjoying life Boston north just of crossed. to some yearlings, sell with fingers leaving for Saratoga where she hopes just forthing. and was She backing of Birminghamdren in living all lots so 2 married children and 7grandchil bred horses to race and sell. She has thorough breeds she more where was doing researchwas on Jane Austen. I had joined my granddaughter who back just was from England where hated to our Reunion miss but “I withto her news time. leadthis off my January deadline in Ipromised so BrothersAnne Carter Caroline Coleman Stautberg Coleman Caroline Anne Parker Schmatz Effie Castelli Sammis Effie Greetings 1963! to of the Class Mary Sturgeon Biggs Mary Jane Aldrich in recent in years ’s at their home barely missed connected connected and Bob had her ------

they were there! ficials who weren’tborneven when Ghana Embassy with acouple of of ago.great had at a They thesit-down group Ghana in more than 50years 6 women from their Peace Corps spring she traveled to to join DC gorgeous gorges Crete. in Earlier this Greek neighbors and enjoyed hiking rine went to Athens May in with her boat ride on Fremont Lake.” Katha Wind River Mountains and go for a River Lakes, the in some do hiking We’ll canoe up through the Green andkids grandkids, at July. the end of here with my two brothers, our all the summer gearing up for areunion Collins a deadline” simply ignoring the aches and pains. painting, playing and tennis alot of winter months Longboat in Key, FL, says she feels fortunate to spend the time partying California! in Anne but our Anne apparently had agreat her ajob.” Don’t know about the job couldsongwriter son Cary to try find she and Ileft my for so singer/ LA theater student. Armed with that, received the award for outstanding from Wake Forest May in where she Anne Peyton Brothers, graduated lated — another granddaughter, ing career she enjoying is catching up wherethis is Ann started her teach community activities. with lots of As townsmall and they are a55+ in MD which Ann says adelightful is Kurz sizing. moving closer to family and down by attending the ceremony! Mary Ann able was to surprise her nae Award at Reunion 2019and the Briar Sweet Outstanding Alum Burritt Lee Cheri Yates,’84, received Her daughter (and my goddaughter) home. nursing to a living assisted June dieder in after moving from understand that! Mary Ann’s moth As aconsistent owner, dog boy I do have changed to accommodate him! enjoying although him their lives says beautiful just he is and they are 4-month-old Labrador puppy! She May they celebrated by buying a and when he got clear in scans ments for pancreatitis for 6months Jim seeing been has through treat Travel mostly is grandchildren re Mary Mary Ann Utterback Burritt celebratingAlso “finally making We classmates have anumber of and Bill are now Easton. in writes, in Wyoming“I’m for Ann Funkhouser Strite- Katharine Blackford Katharine ------

Jane YardleyAmos family gathering. She plans on seeing Dixoncy Brown blad National Geographic cruise. watching week Baja in with aLind Keitt still raving is about their whale hopefullywhich vertigo. cure his will Heinz therapy acourse taking is of year we are as still in Texas where unfortunately them miss this we will Colorado to their visit daughter and Frank are making their annual trip to nament in August.in nament Patten have lunch with weather cooperates and they often about morning long the as every as Fontaine Keown high school reunion. and Lee go tothey Norfolk will for Lee’s 60th andding on to Portland, Later OR. to Palisade, CO, for their niece’s wed ebrating acouple by taking trips of their whole married life and are cel wheretain they have lived almost Moun Lookout on the house vating spent the couple last years of reno beach at Pawley’s Island, SC. at be the all and in August they’ll took their family on an Alaska cruise BriarSweet graduates. In June they from their church, whom were 4of Holy May in Land with 37people David went to on apilgrimage the job, ladies! reports Lucy that she and for giving thetal in classes 60s. Good participation and had the highest to day, 1963showed the class of 41% “The Briar Wire”just I received to the Briar Sweet Fund. According to ously to their request for support for classmates who responded gener so agent, want to extend thanks to those president, and McNair, our fund Burlington, 27215. NC address 2072Sullivan is Park Circle, entertain you there.” McNair’s new have joined the country club and can and would live to have visitors! We California. We have room aguest the Pacific of oramic view Oceanin course weof are leaving our pan NC. We have asizeable house but tirement community in Burlington, with close stitching friends nearby. in September to September in Twin Lakes, are Carolina! We are planning to move years I am going home — to North and Ihave big news! After“Bob 63 Keitt Matheson WoodKeitt Lee KucewiczLee Parham Anderson Otis Lucy McNair Currie Maxwell . Also visiting Oregon is is Oregon . visiting Also who attending is a walk together walk just Kathy Caldwell Caldwell Kathy CLASS for a golf tour golf a for , our class and John writes, writes, Stevie Stevie and Nan NOTES ------55 fall 2019 56 sbc.edu CLASS flying. After a long anddifficult cou realize once how again time fast is request for news always makes me anniversary with husband #2.” California. Just celebrated my 40th danger on everyone’s is here mind in about hardening the fire house as Summer activities revolve mainly success. We have 4grandchildren. out the in garden abig and it was the Afternoon. I put my paintings a show the in garden entitled Art in had here 4weddings and had Ijust myin house for 51years. We have following catch-up: have lived “I an ship.” ship.” dolphins playing the the in waves of her favorite the was “thousands of She says whales they saw but lots of they have travel. curtailed gust. Her husband not is well, Ed so George Univ.Mason starting in Au andseling psychological at services chologist, coun director be of will Her oldest daughter, a clinical psy agiftedsummer in program at UVA. spend 2weeks this grandson will lege in August and her 13-year-old to col off be eldest grandchild will sit!” Ken happy is to stay home and cat- places Ihaven’t Fortunately, been! tries farthere so are many still so Even though to been 38 coun I’ve trip next April, to Israel and Jordan. we’re going on another Road Scholar andfascinating mind-opening. And Botswana in April. Both trips were trips to Bulgaria and September last with mybeen sister on Road Scholar ness, the most happenings have fun house,tine of garden and my busi keep up your wonderful attitude. creative.” sympathy, Our Pat, and day with something gagedevery in an appreciation for fully en being art shows and family —and visiting my plate at the moment — several ative. Iamfortunate to have lots on experience — both positive and neg life, in is aneducational been it has go through any more. As everything — Iwould not have wanted to him March.in It really was agreat relief yearsple of my husband away passed tice they so have more time New in prac radiology his from retired frey writes “Aside from the rou usual From From Irene Pschorr Belknap Lynn Carol Blau MeyerJean Aloe Katharine Haskell Subramani Haskell Katharine NOTES Pat Calkins WilderPatCalkins ’s husband Jef reports her sent the o r You “ : ------courageous 6-month battle with me Beale Betsey (Ha!)new by fall!” and recuperating. Should as good be rehabbing summer of the rest spend knee ata new July the end of and parts body I’mnew so going to buy Ginger says “Aging to seems require through the British Isles and Iceland. Mitch early cruised this summer looks fabulous! Craighill Briar roommate, Adventure.” Lynn saw her Sweet cookbook, “HoneySalt, aCulinary daughters have published their first to Israel with the family. Grand at home. They took anamazing trip ing healthy out and lots of cooking luck to all!!” us ’63 trying to save the world; good not the the only class of member of native his in Scotland. Idare say I’m 2) live the in Midwest and the other my three 33, (ages grandsons 28and Briar.Sweet My and two sons two of gling with 2 years that atlanguage of less French now than Idid strug changing to Paris, although Iknow a year Iget my urban fix by home ex reclaimed by the ocean. Ninety days those islands to soon be sea-level of with aclaw-foot cane. Bonaire one is dive, around scuba hobbling instead ribbean for 17years but Ino longer on Bonaire the in south central Ca only rare very in moments. lived I’ve about plans and playwrights, but Resistance. Ostensibly Istill write nearly waking moment every on the Dace Westport to say goodbye. broughtdogs to in her room at Richmond. Tempe had her beloved from South Carolina, and while in to find homes for them all by phone Tristaof Wright ‘95 Tempeable was years and 4cats) and with the help acockatoobirds-one she had for 28 devoted towas (2dogs, her pets 5 spent 4days with her July. in Betsey she drove up from Charleston and Tempe saw action in first hand when with wonderful caregivers whom a lovely Richmond nursing home spent her final months at Westport, cancer. lung 4 stage She tastasized They stay busy hiking,golfing, work busy stay They York and traveling to family. visit Temperance Parker Ginger Cates Mitchell Ginger Cates And finally, thebest for last, a Great to hear from after a long silence! spend “I , New in York and says she died Aug. 19after a Polly Wirtzman Tish Skinner writes that and ------Allie - —thankswell for the great response Pay.Scilla the moment. Very to best wishes all, though!! there So my is no for news careworn! Could without do Brexit 1962. in I was Maybe a bit more ing in, but really I’m no older than because horizonsis to seem clos be way, Ithink the reason for feeling old Wonderful days, thank you all! Any items tohave peruse. manner of all them again. all Iamahoarder and CC handouts and enjoy going over tidy the book room and retrieve my and thank him. My next project to is Harris had Iwanted died as to write Fascinating! sorry to Iwas find Mr. I did afamily tree for Tony’s cousin. looking at my Asian Studies as again ened my interests. Ihave enjoyed year at Briar Sweet broad it so as university. grateful Iamso for my at astrophysics studying is youngest ing for the Merchant Navy and the nest. Two are married, one train is 4 daughters who have flown all the date for them! Sarah and Ian have ablebe to keep their sat-nav up to travels the in future. Imight even we hope to enjoy hearing about their we have given them the motorhome next we so door have support, and as daughter Sarah and husband Ian live hopefully for along time yet. Our At we are lease both still here and which mean he can no longer drive. travels. Tony medical has problems home we have come to our the end of year enjoying France our motor in years spending about 4months of a to feeland beginning old! After some maybe not, Iamnow 79and abit these notes.of “Unfortunately, well me cut some slackwill on the length news” and hope the Alumnae Office and Iamgoing to copy her whole “no here mine!” So news! is Bless her, you we had no liked to if hear even Pay exchange student, intrepid note our from wonderful [email protected] 91321 Santa Clarita,Calif. 26387 OakPlainDrive Peggy Aurand 1964 that she and Doug enjoyed spend And my to best wishes as very all M. C. Harrell Elmore . Priscilla starts glad you“So said Priscilla Langley writes writes ------and both Jazz weekends of Fest and family, attending 2birding festivals retired!),being friends seeing and it to New Orleans (ahthe joys of Peter had aterrific, month-longvis [email protected] 931-636-7320 cell: 931-598-5338 Sewanee, TN37375 47 ParsonsGreen Circle Sally Hubbard 1965 happening. first-hand the exciting things that are always great to on be campus to see WorkSweet Weeks August.in It is Junein and are looking forward to great had a They time at Reunion who live in Virginia and Maryland.” oursee children and grandchildren forginia the summer where we get to photographs. “We are now in Vir going to the beach and lots taking of Had agreat time exploring the town, ing the winter St. in Augustine, FL. 2020. trip back to SBC next May 29-31, encouraging everyone to make the great time to reconnect get busy so the group. Summertime travels are a Barker (Davidson) and ments kept future! Regrettably other commit the surface past, of present and about? talk barely They scratched vidson). Did the group have alot to (Winston-Salem) and Brenda (Da (Lincolnton), (Charlotte), state were Coming from the center the of River)(Mills and Mibs (Brevard). and drove over with delightful restaurant Morganton in Alexander olina classmates. North western Car of gathering got a jump start last April with a Raney Sebring months from now! Thanks to at our 55th Reunion 10short just greenhouse. Lots to look forward to wildflower field and commercial ing” to include anaviary, vineyard, beautiful campus for “artisanal farm Briar’s Sweet up with the of use new hopes our classmates all are keeping Eugenia Dickey Caldwell Brenda Barger Muhlinghaus (Statesville) from joining (Asheville) chose the chose (Asheville) Nancy Collier Hitchins Hitchins Nancy Collier Sarah Porter Boehmler Libba Hangar Luther Hangar Libba Alice Mighell Ficken Mighell Alice and Brenda, reunion Connie TripletteConnie Lillian Norburn Dasha Morgan Mibs Mibs and ------

good, although she finds it frustrat it finds she although good, eldest grandson headto off W&L. St. Petersburg.see her Then will she a Baltic with amajor cruise stop in showers are not likely to missed! be temperatures 75-90degrees, of hot the lodges. Eugeniawith figures daily quite primitive, e.g., no hot water at pletely unspoiled, aresult and as is Guyana, which apparently com is to going birding next January in Francisco summer. Looking forward are home now, enjoying the cool San course,of eating great food. They Ellen FreeseEllen gladEileen was to hear from enjoy them visiting both in places. and their and spouses 12grands Palm Springs, CA. Their three kids time both in Rehoboth DE and husband are fully retired and spend and hopes to at all our 55th. us see Is“Melinda! that you?” She’s coming friends by walk and suddenly say it brown. Everywhere she goes, old emergehair after 40years dying of year letting was her beautiful white bored.never Her biggest change this tween real estate and church she is involved very is at her church—be but starting to slow down. Melinda grade. She still active is real in estate her youngest going is into 11th college graduates, college 2 in and now 3 grandchildren has who are for Jay and Bunny. MA, NH and CO, happy all places on their toes. Still spending time in ond due anytime, is they so are still grandchild ayear ago and their sec adding welcomed up! They firsttheir ing to acknowledge that the years are Carnegie Mellon.Carnegie the in design theatre department of Margaret who studying is sound her proud granddaughtervery of an honorary May. in degree Sally is when he came to to receive Sewanee school she supports Uganda, in on Byamugisha, whose vocational ber. She pleased to was host Gide thesee Fundy Bay of Septem in for avacation New in Brunswick to join law Diane will Waring and Sally May.tin in John sister-in- and new her brotherof John, age 83, in Aus Anna attended the second wedding her brother Waring and daughter Bunny Sutton Healy Melinda Musgrove Chapman Eileen Stroud Clark Eileen

Sally McCrady Hubbard Thanks Thanks to Deirdre Conley ’72, Mary PedersonMary Grum recently and she well. is says life is and her is off on off is Mary Mary and ------

Nancy MacMeekan Iditarod race in Alaska. Deirdre or Lifka to compete off ‘13 set in the starting point and able to see Alison Thome Barrette Lakes. bec, Niagara Falls and the Finger are looking forward to atrip to Que extra solicitous. Mibs also and Bev looked really old, because they were have thought they must offspring the beach with 3generations. Their had alovelyBev family reunion at great concert Salem in on Square and grandkids joined them for a nation.son-in-law, Their daughter ensemble mixeduous the in wind Band —the oldest (1771) contin band Bob plays tuba with the Salem Come visit! Come honeymoon? watch the World on their Series to on Oct. marry him he 2so could the dorm phone at SBC to asked her frompect afellow who called her on row. What more should Laura ex sometimes go to games 7 days a in wondersdoes for Stewart —they Greengusta Jackets Baseball season much enjoyed by Stewart. The Au “caregiver’s caregiver” for Laura and Hickey Center for Alzheimers a is New Orleans November. in The Jud part agrand in Phinizy Reunion in to Kanuga in August, and then take make theirwill annual pilgrimage Sara Frances Jones recently. They with almost-teenager granddaughter band Stewart have enjoyed avisit Captain CookCaptain Hotel in Anchorage. at Crow’s Nest Restaurant the in ered for the Briar Sweet Day dinner generations. Gathple several from race with Alison’s SBC peo posse of the adinner ganized night before the even flourishing from time to time. Paris and on the —surviving Seine her husband are outside still living [email protected], Napa Street, Vallejo, CA 94590,kka information is: Kay Kaplan, 1615 are renting to her. Her contact new wife,his Krista, have bought and Vallejo that her step-son, Dan, and darling little Craftsman cottage in ly going to her forever home —a of Mallorcaof in April. tion Barcelona in and on the Island Carol Reifsnyder Rhoads Laura Haskell Phinizy Milbrey Sebring Raney Milbrey Sebring Vicky and Nancy enjoyed avaca Kay Kaplan McDonald Bonnie Chapman McClure were present at the and 916-672-7313 and hus is final is Vicky Vicky and ’ hus and ------

was involvedwas with recent exhibi Jon Schueler Estate New in York, wrote several novels. the church about which Jan Karon the Blowing in Hills of Rock — NC are St. associate members of Mary’s ago, they are health. good in They tober. After 2cancer scares 18years Viking River trip to Portugal Oc in ther Mountain July. in take a They’ll Thurlow and Steve to celebrate their Kilcullen 6 grandkids joined Chris Weekend mid-summer. in Schueler exhibit during Mayfair Art Waterhouseof &Dodd Gallery’s quisitions. She dropped and in out ac tions, museum publications and to the Highland Games at Grandfa mountain Boone house in and went the July 4. are They enjoying their Weekes Raney ’65 ’65,MibsSebring Mighell Hitchins’65,Alice ’65,NancyCollier Luther NorburnAlexander’65,DashaMorganL toR:Lillian ’65,LibbaHangar Front row: LtoR-DeDeConley Marisha Bourgeois

Their two Their children, and spouses Magda SalvesenMagda ’ 12. Backrow, Skladal LtoR:Betty ’ 99, Vicky Barrette99, Vicky , curator the of ’ 72 inpink,MaryAlexander - - - - ’ 65 and Harriett Milks Milks 65 andHarriett of life. of Grand-Ubers, but it’s the best part on 6different elite teams. They are places and watch them play lacrosse Greenwich to drive their grandkids spend trol.thein summer They’ll ing to keep their weight con under adults, playing golf, lots of and try ing with a job-training program for Audubon Society. are They work the Grand of Secretary Harbor for at-risk children, is and Chris are involved atutoring in program sphere Vero of Beach, FL. They new friends the in new relaxed atmo Steve have and made Chris lovely were aboat in together for 6days. threatened to each they kill other if Grand Canyon but the grandkids have taken ariver trip through the ranch Jackson in Hole. would They 50th wedding anniversary at adude ’ 58, NancyMacMeekin CLASS ’ 77 ’ 12 andSeanne ’ 65, NOTES - - - - 57 fall 2019 58 sbc.edu CLASS life has been abeau! Shelife been antic never has that the biggest change her recent in grandchildren. Birmingham to their see children and makeThey many tripsLA and to Alice and her sisters only had boys. bothbe their in family 64years in — welcome this summer the firstgirl to Wayne have already grandsons but even though the construction wasn’t though the construction even moved back home January in 2019, [or people]. After there, being they dogs the of size with of no limits group with afurnished townhouse they found a corporate real estate board for their dogs eight months, limit. Unable to bring themselves to rental properties have a40-pound the fact that almost residential all and alab. was compounded This by two astandard big dogs: has poodle but the biggest problem that was she movedThey to a rented townhouse, damage.the and doing tons roof of the building,out 40%of caving in a tree fell onto her house and took record-setting May rainfall in 2018, she had aneventful has year. From quite wonderful.” and working hard. Meredith Woo is “The Collegedefinitelyis on track to challenging be and stimulating. times. SBC board work continues Mark’s mother and Tahoe several with family. Next: Spokane to meet that the in [as next day] to Hawaii reunion with SBC roommates. After aftersoon had the wonderful DC nieces his small villages. in visit Then She and Mark went to England to travel. includedsummer has alot of unexpected andwas amazing! This learn how acouple. to part be of This dent and single, she to having is re- it is! After 30years indepen being of ipated another relationship, but here Class Notes.Class We thank you! ceived for the our upcoming issue of many responses that we have re Kelsey classmates! ’66 ful [email protected] Keenan ColtonKelsey [email protected] Susan SudduthHiller 1966 Cherry Brown PetersCherry Speaking of Speaking of Hello, once again, my wonder Robbins Haywood Alice NOTES and Itruly appreciate the Keenan Keenan Colton , she shares

says that and - - - - families. She and Herb enjoyed see children grow up and raise their own by. have They watched each others’ to have Penn Willets Fullerton close same, and they plan to move Octo in Her cell phone remain and email the in August] to avoid heat and traffic. Carolina this month [Editor’s note: family.son and his are They in North many friends —and their youngest back Ft. in Worth, where they have areThey looking forward being to are moving back to Texas this fall! papers and found the centennial edi community, going was over some old an eventual move to a local retirement including Cherokee Purple. Since toes, especially heirloom varieties, enjoydoes Farmer’s Market toma theis only one there. However, she Kentucky,versity of many days she academic department at the Uni As the department for manager an since hot. so it is “Work boring.” is hates summer, unable being to sleep Rowing North” by Mary Pipher. she loved reading the book “Women this turbulent time we live in.” Also, helped mehas remain hopeful in aninterfaithin women group of explorations. genealogy her “Being meniscus. She continues to enjoy are facing problems with her torn celebration.birthday them recently of ing all at Penn’s 75th TX, 76116. She love sends to all! Rosemeade Drive, #2512, Ft. Worth, ber, with the address new 3300 being ing after well long so living in AZ. her husband. She to adjust seems be Centennial, CO, after the death of BushJulia Youngman problems.Sidney’s former roommate by her husband’s more urgent health ment surgery, which may delayed be At present she facing is replace hip would happen the in next few years.” 2000.”in only we had known what “If sions and Realized Visions to come old SBC.” article Thelast was“Vi 2001. It history gave alot of “on dear thetion alumnae from magazine of she appreciates her home! own world.” She now realizes how much we’re back, right and is all with the finished inThe was house June, “but WAS working heat and abathroom! there news: Good finished. quite Katie Clay Barret areThey still traveling a lot but Randi Miles Long Miles Randi Evie Day Butler Sidney TurnerSidney , preparation for in has news! They They news! has relates that she feels fortunate has moved has to ------brightens my days.” slowly but surely. But loving it! “It ing anddrawing, figure improving working hard at mixed media paint Fine of um Arts Houston. in She is atclasses the the art school Muse of 2yearspast art she taking been has they have now. theand selling “much too large” home centrating on looking for home anew and ACC schools. She truly is con Mobile in tennis and at various SEC Court. She still officiatesof a lot ship Program through the Juvenile mentoringin for the Girls’ Leader Women the of in League Voters and Open Tennis NYC. in She active is looking forward to going to the U.S. at abit least closer to Mobile. She is and three Birmingham, in which is, brightness life.” in Two are DC, in 8,3,2 and 2boys: 8,5)add “so much 5 wonderful grandchildren (3girls: townthe they part prefer. of Their rightjust for their current needs in are still trying to search for a house like abitseems “of overkill.” They are them, the just two of 4 bedrooms from her bedroom and, since there something needs she when floor ond Two reasons: main going to the sec rather large home and downsize. says that they are trying to their sell sends hopessends that everyone well! is she always enjoys them. seeing Sally winter the in south. She says that New Hampshire at their the end of drove from Hilton Head back to Jack and the 70s.”withgreat hadvisit a They events than ones. fun “Such life is in calendars are with more full boring ing, but big time-consumers!” Their travel plans. “Nothing earth-shatter appointments have taken the place of the been this has year that medical old granddaughter. a 7-year-old grandson and a5-year- ing grandmother 4-year-old of twins, which will begin soon and soon loves be begin which will looking forward to the semester fall However, she loves doing it. She is like anamusementsort park of ride! using a zero-turn mower, which is about one her 12-acre third yard, of the the shape best year. of She mows and picking up yard debris, she in is yard work —push mowing, weeding year this time she of alot does of Betty Booker Morriss Booker Betty Bunny Cord Andrea Pearson Pennington Sally Kalber Fiedler Kalber Sally Jane TaylorRyan relates that for the relates that says that as they as ------

and Yellowstone. Then will fly she and the take atour Grand of Tetons Hole, fishing guided have aday of the Sept. 25. fly She will to Jackson that leave she for will quite atrip on such anespecially affirming experi fun! think that together being is “I year we pick venue anew —such Hiller Colton Kelsey roommates for anawesome mini-reunion with Marcy FisherMarcy near Erie, PA, in August. They fo landed at Institution Chautauqua a chance to catch up when they all Morriss Dunham Makanah and the sisters-in-law when it will be opened?” be when it will buried. was and ”Wondercapsule a scroll, which placed was atime in in America. While signed she there assembly legislative representative the the 400th anniversary first of on Jamestown Island apart of as ing the NSCDA the in ceremonies , she had the represent pleasure of decades such and is fun.” On July 30 ayearly been has get-together for at her Fishinghouse in Bay. “This Hooray!” to how see our well college doing! is thrilling and rewarding“How it is like ableis to spend with SBC friends, hobbies. She loves the time that she ing still tops her favorite the of list thein Sierras year all long. Fly fish continue to enjoy their 1930’s cabin which are close all by.She and George she enjoys time with her kids, own [ages: to soon-to-be-born 17!] Also, alot. ]grandkids hersee 7[and ahalf her life, especially able with being to privilege.” She says that in good is all each other! Ifeel blessed so with this challenges and getting advice from experiences with this, our discussing ence we grown older, as sharing our visiting with with visiting America! In mid-July she enjoyed The Colonial of DamesSociety of the National of president become lifetime?” keeps curious and us engaged for a cess education to ahigh-quality that collegiality —and to have had ac aren’t fortunate we all to have lasting the week: grace. grace,“Speaking of on the thecused insights theme of of Penny WinfreeGooch Nancy Bullard Reed Nancy Bullard Penn WilletsMullin Randy Long Randy in in Washington, Each DC! Jane Nelson Marty Rogers Brown Rogers Marty , Suzy Moseley Helm and , who live nearby. Susan Sudduth Sudduth Susan is thankful is Betty , has just just has reports Keenan had and - - - - - ,

there at Virginia Beach, while grad she had aquiet, has hot summer spend more time with her grand her with more time spend her part time job, tax she able is to continues reading…! Retiring from she didn’t have much to report, but uled for Oct. 5. Wow! Roanoke from Vancouver sched is tour Victoria. Her flight home to train forGolden Leaf Vancouver and Louise. catchThen will she the Banff, touring Lakethat city and to Calgary, Canada, go by coach to They just just want They enjoy!to latein October — without kids! she and Pete go to DisneyWorld will north to family see and friends. Then pilates.find her will heading fall This nally getting back to golf, yoga and which took place May. in She fi is ually getting surgery, over meniscus forward to hearing from everyone. more.” out find looking is Harriette you deep to digging find yourself “Dig” by King.A.S. the title,“Like books. The most recent favoriteis realizes that she enjoys reading YA still amazing and amusing.” She now each other over 53years ago. “He’s are still celebrating chosen having over 20years.’” Harriette and Buzz and visiting lovingbeen it here for I am adjusting to a small town? I’ve saying, people do me ask how‘Why families, are nearby. keeps “Heidi thrilledis that they are both, with her sons, to both fun been visit of she Louisburg, N.C. Although it had have moved to from NY, LA to daughter-in-law)”wife “(beloved ports that her son Richard and his groups together. regroups is evidently She individual groups and then with all the area. Chicago perform They as locations seven aged 50+in around her area. It 300+singers, consists of she joined ‘Encore,’ which to new is disbanded, group choral former her singing in their church choir. When ly retired people.both They enjoy townhouse community most of thein city to awonderful condo/ they moved from their big old house administering. Seventeen years ago ter almost 20years teaching of and volunteer now. basis Mike retired af bit. Oh, she still doing is taxes, on a that she able is to them see quite a three to away. 25miles This means sons, 7, ages 6and 2, who live from Ellie Gilmore Massie Harriette HorseyHarriette Sturgis Penny Sidor Stekete said that says that re ------with with meaningful in in meaningful ‘retirement.’” Her ev months have busy, been and fun comfort and relative ease. do They feel blessed to havelife a of expectation.” an not is “Perfection getting better but certainly slower. admit that they are not necessarily their sport for the most year. of They her to give up tennis, now is golf invasion and replaced knees forced ally enjoying this. Since anarthritis this transition to widowhood. transition this whodom us from have any made of ences.” She welcomes wis words of ing courses and enjoying experi new looking forward to more travel, tak life [her] in by staying positive, and now outis carving “the next chapter ed to be Anne’s own “tiny house.” She her property, which renovat being is Dearing anadorable has cottage on and family in Virginia. Her sister toder spend more time with friends Cincinnati and Charlottesville or in April, she decided to has live both in Since Anne’s husband’s death in joyed getting caught up with her. gorgeous and peaceful, and they had children and grandchildren. It was week with several siblings and their took them to the Adirondacks and a enjoyingjust the sun and sea. July did get 5 days Nevis in late in March, doctors. “(What new?)” is else They resulted time with various alot in of some and surgery radiation. These gery, and her husband underwent year for her. She had cataract sur that arelativelyus been it has quiet band Edward in April. since the recent her hus death of her that she thinking of been has visit with with visit great restaurants!”tance of Georgetown,in dis walking within tomac to Mount Vernon. We stayed History and ariver on the cruise Po Museum or the Museum Natural of dral, either visits to the Holocaust afternoon at the National Cathe West Wing and White House, an July great. was “We had tours the of “four-SBC-roommates” reunion in though hot it DC, was the in annual al with cousins from over. all Even special time, intergeneration being place June. in Culpeper in It a was ery-other-year family reunion took Anne WardAnne Stern Jane Nelson Martha Madden tells Swanson She mentioned also the recent Jane Nelson Anne WardAnne Stern said, “The past few recently and en had lunch , saying ------and I thank all of youand Ithank of for all your re me! As mentioned earlier, and email.” membershipas chair. Excel of “Lots association retired faculty and staff rejoined the Georgetown’s board of thein Kibera slum Nairobi. in She forraises funds asecondary school HopeSchool of Foundation, which president the as ues the board of of serving on the Board!!serving Also, kudos Briar.Sweet to both. us nurturing friendships are important course, family members visiting and counseling and lay chaplaincy. Of the on one boards], of serving grief pice work patients [visiting and also for hos my continuing passion while at St. Margaret’s Episcopal Church capacities anumber in of serving tutoring, etc.]. Iamthrilled to be working, bee-keeping, bicycling, unending [gardening, energy wood fulfilling. seems be aman He to of continue to busy be and increasingly gust. lives Our here Little in Rock a grand week Snowmass in mid-Au afterward,Soon Chuck and Ispent Potomac to and from Mt. Vernon. Wing and the river on the cruise the West of private tour a including wonderful, with many highlights, above, our mini-reunion was in DC Keenan And —my 3SBC roomies and our sweet Cardigan Drea! Corgi ter Katie [17!], my husband Chuck 12, and Ethan, 12], my granddaugh Christopher, [Andrew, boys their ins, my daughter Penn, her husband Kentuckya group of [Penn] cous times to with my be brother, wife, his my birthday, able Iwas at different surrounding period 5-week a during acentury.of How blessed that Iwas that we have lived for three quarters can now us soon] say [or of all will riences the as years advance. Almost you, weof have life as similar expe what going is on and to follow each enjoy Ido — soon! reading about the word out that we wanted them plies, and Iappreciate her getting events and plays.” Martha contin visit. “We stay busy going to sporting Monica, and they plan aChristmas her back from London to Santa jobs.new Her daughter’s brought daughter and daughter-in-law have timesgood with family. Both their Susan Sudduth Hiller Sudduth Susan I am button-popping proud of and Keenan Penn ! As mentioned mentioned As ! , thank you for —that’s Keenan Jane ------,

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Lindstrom Mary Bell TimberlakeBell Mary Distillery, had delicious food, vis Cooper been travelingbeen alot this year: afas queline Stevenson Bennett queline Dearborn VanceDearborn Isaacs and attendance in were gie Brooks the usual academic offerings. students much so more than just into the curriculum, teaching the and integration the all agriculture of impressed with the farm manager about the SBC [and] future so of missed. Hewas extremely is positive aphotoen but alas, the opportunity such positive news. he had Iwish tak andSBC came alums home with to with Meredith dinner and afew the college. He recently was invited enough positive things about her and with Meredith Woo; he cannot say law, Jim Murray, close very is friends is best The thatnews my brother-in- naturally, our health and well-being. fromerything politics to shoes and, sharing opinions on and ev ideas spent talking, eating, drinking and course the our time majority was of ing mill, Lynchburg, in all TN. Of ited anamazing castle and awork and share his enthusiasm! progress should agree with Jim’s report following been Dr.one has who Woo’s all!!!” love it. Happy summer and love to what itimagine looks like, BUT we to come until they leave you so can central. Told the cleaning ladies not for 2weeks and camp our house is which glorious. been has Family here way through our Michigan summer talks fortalks aPanama later cruise Canal house and right now I’m preparing ing volunteer work, remodeling the keep dancing over the 7 seas, do Budapest to Bucharest in April. We riverful on the cruise Danube from I lectured March, in and a wonder another on which Caribbean cruise for Lee’s 75th birthday January, in thecinating in cruise Persian Gulf Nashville for amini-reunion. House 3ladies met at Monteagle in with Mike. In mid-May agroup of Final Four, which I watched on TV sheleast enjoyed Virginia’s to run the I turned her into atotal fanbut at What city. amarvelous Not sure and we learned alot about Louisville Victoria Baker , . We toured the Jack Daniels Lisa BradenLisa Moody , hosted at us her cottage Emily Chenoweth Emily , Shelly GearhartShelly writes, “We’ve Beth GlaserBeth , We’rehalf Jill Haden Haden Jill , Every Gayle Gayle , J Mar ac ------, exciting to report...my granddaugh sure. time“This do have I something life’s too just to dull notes send in - Have fun! a short to cruise Bermuda Sept.” in taking be also a few weeks and will Newsom least? at that what we all want, well part the exciting well.” news but is all get better and better! better get What ajoy!” vineyard hills. What anadventure. to the stables through the amazing people everywhere. We drove up up front the in chapel of and young set registration with progress in was derful. A writers’“young workshop” a couple weeks ago. of It won was through Briar Sweet campus just “Want to let you know Idrove to herher visit SBC. description of still able — even if just barely!” just still able if —even ing the things you want to and do are continues Don’t to be: do postpone tember. She amazing! motto Our is our mother’s 100th birthday Sep in throwing abig family celebration for theset plans, my be sister and Iwill so....” doorstep. I havedo roots Louisiana ters show and... we will up on your other than going to our daugh visit get my husband to travel the in USA medicine! now that Ifoundbetter correct the your health issues. an erasure.) Total bummer about amnow (I everything retyping after whatever combination keys erases of my laptop and always manage to hit says, won’t“I write much Iamon as swamp! swamp! one would who else like to come to the doing are doing well. Isend greeting Glad to hear that you and yours are excited about agranddaughter Vixen. pus. things that are happening on cam learning about the all wonderful new gets to school and Ilook forward to esting to hear her thoughts when she cited about going there. inter be It’ll lege with her ex family very and is BriarSweet when she toured the col 2023.class of She fell love in with the the amemberSBC in of as fall ter, Kate coming be Dearie to will this year. a hurricane If doesn’t up Direxa Dick Dearie Maria WiglesworthMaria Hemming Kim WatersKim Keriakos Page Munroe Renger Please keep us informed; us Please keep we’re all Would love and tohave you any Will see One of these days One of Iwill and Yes indeed! The reports Sue MorckSue Perrin Lindsay Smith They’re much guesses her claims “no shared Isn’t Isn’t in in s ------

after. Life good!” is Leslie Charleston in afew weeks was Sanin Diego. A trip to see Trey and then took the train to my see cousin to Dave see LA and Morgan and abreak!you time to grandparents!) be give me a break, we waited a long ever, the cutest. (Hey, to mention not and the20 pounds is happiest baby time the in NICU and now weighs Maddie arrived early so and spent gladI am so she here is B’ham! in ter almost is ayear old. Time flies! B) Ican’t remember when the LAST thing our for class notes this issue of don’t Ialready know sent you if any goes: is how“This bad it’s gotten: A)I she not changed has one iota! Here family is fine.family is Darcy and DJ’s daugh awonderfulI agree it is country! Our minutes! Have to been Tanzania and our Jeepof and stayed for about 15 a cheetah cub jumped on the hood rightwalk up to the jeeps and fact, in still can’t that believe the animals the group took afabulous safari. We to for visit two days. 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As a years March. died in My life very is ng u Yo fall well! as summertime,in and the and spring ain’t Louisianayou try nothing; seen pun intended!) to wishes all.” aheat wave)midst of and warm (no from sweltering NYC (we’re the in Finally heard from Barbara TillmanKelly Sad from news . beloved 42 “My husband of We had trip agood to Yes, it is! Margaret Mapp Mapp Margaret Linda Fite We’ll give reports, Direxa, Our Our - - ; quite a team to watch! And watch Wichita State Shockers have been basketball freak/geek like just you. to move in! And, my husband a is on the mess. my Ibeg cleaning help Carol, oh that Icould turn my back different(so from the Rockies!). To Northeast mountains greener our friends whosas are growing to love booked! Family, course, of and Kan To Betsy, yep!is andopen The B&B lake June between and September. and acrowbar couldn’t the off get us the you north The of in Adirondacks, share. So, to Linda, we summer to Made me feel alittle selfish not to to read what classmates are up to. checked with her in news. great “So formed. in dullards us keep and Linda, work, Ringo always says.” restorative power. Peace and love, as but nothing beats the ocean for its the creeks/streams/lakes and river, Valley and relish the and Catskills weekAugust. of Ilive the in Hudson for beach week Delaware in the first vived, and no one bit anyone else. Off INCREDIBLYwas hot, but we sur 10and (ages grandsons barely 13). It my Camp with my two Brooklyn boy.) Gram finished Ijust a week of (Yes, our parents kept trying for a October for to a visit a third sister. am planning atrip to Colorado in sister, to Memphis for another and ready flew to Wisconsin visit one to for the the rest year. of al (I Sorta! print, I’m so going to totry cool it over the planet with my carbon foot tappedwell out. And Istomped all I love that trip. Well, now I’m pretty and her friend, Paul. And BOY did san Bokan ‘68/transferred to NYU I went on atrip to Morocco with Su my children’s chagrin. And March in Parisin (bless her heart!), much to heranother pals for Thanksgiving of Paris, Ijoined Pam Ford Kelley and Loved about everything it.in Then Bar Association trip! —amarvelous sister’syoungest group, Memphis the tober 2018Iwent to Cuba with my and Istill have some funds. In Oc principle,I-can i.e., Ican still move trips of “abroad,” on the get-it-while- In the 12months past Imade lots Here’s the the year. past spin of mini done so, I’ve if ber when or what!). remem I cannot though (even stuff grateful you remind to us our send in I’m )and C) want to repeat myself time Isent anything in (and don’t Toni Naren Gates Keep good up the finally ------that! Best to all!” for us. most of Can’t complain about to acommon seems tainly be activity Have deserve it! fun, you in Amsterdam. Cheers to everyone!” lay eyes on the Van Gogh museum finally thecruise and Rhine Iwill and friends. In August, yes, we will anniversary with aparty for family and Icelebrated our 50th wedding betteram finallyseeing days. Rick major and surgery complications, I ports, “After ayear that included has Glaser Issacs She keeps also touch in with cious grandchildren on the planet!” no but news she has “the 5most pre class we had!” ing Beth yesterday. What afabulous Chargie and her husbandChargie Dennis. my University London roommate of to to withSeptember visit Calgary the travelingin and Iare bug) off 2018 Italy trip.) he caught Bill (think (mostly us 17 of from the October Cheyenne, WY — agreat time with ly joined me on atrip for July 4to na (12), had agreat time. Bill final myeven two, Miles (14)and Gen However, the BEST for grandkids, again…too old! Iknow the feeling! activity and Iwould NEVER it do fabulous, endless entertainment and grandchildren. The Disney was ship and mine her daughterfriend of and to jump off! We withwere another the at 73this was time last myself them. one thebow of off of Told two catamaran, had and to even jump the Caribbean. Iwent snorkeling off on the Disney Fantasy for aweek in took Becky and our grandchildren sanctityin the ofmarriage! tocelebrateter those than believe who Congratulations and with bet whom whommany are of Episcopal priests! had agrand celebration with friends, 50th wedding anniversary. Bill and I ter Becky threw asmall party for our fun. week of Ingolf April our daugh Mauiin with girlfriends on abridge/ cook! who friends night.every my contribution making salads was with 3people whovilla love to cook; ern Italy with 10friends, staying a in a lot and loves it. north was fall “Last Sally her love sends to all! at our the peers. lives of Travel cer front row seat. Lovely to get apeek he does. 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Baltimore, plus Larchmont and Dal stops family DE in to and lots see of Flower Show with three friends and “A wonderful year to with visits Phila plan more trips and select a Dean! a select and more trips plan have time you how tobreathe let alone many ways.” and we are full very blessed so in June and playing bridge, life seems in one turned who Shepherd, lian caring for Kipling, our mini Austra earnest in this fall.gins Along with exciting to me! Nothing exciting, I’m afraid.” Sounds working with the elections. board of bridge, and club activities garden ta. Istay busy with tennis, duplicate scientific company outside of Atlan JamesSon research director is of at a year. Great to fun have them here. attend lacrosse UNC camp every are avid lacrossetwins players and to for NC aweek this summer. Her away. She and her 3children came family live Madison, in WI, too far traveler! er tois our place at the beach. “our most exciting travel these days thur are Durham. still in She claims, live town anolder in with section of mostpower; unusual because we do no damage and did not lose even the ones. previous some of We had although Barry not bad was as as these ‘notes’ to seem hurricanes signal closeris thanwe think! Here to is Reunion ’55! music. Miss my New Mexico pals. friends and green and chili week of headed this August to Santa Fe for a garet WilliamsHurt they’ll all meet field onthey’ll the one day! alacrosseson is who player. Maybe hope to get to Chatham to see Uher challenging. Ihave seen Bay Parishes which exciting is and Sundays supplying at various East chapel. my spend about Ialso half ulating to back be into books and (CDSP) again. this fall Very stim the Episcopal Berkeley in Seminary beauty. adjunct be faculty at Iwill ite for their my first views of Western tripsbeen to Lake Tahoe and Yosem grandchildren.las has summer This Sacramento, CA, and that work be of dean Trinity Episcopal Cathedral, for the new Committee Selection sure! Ihave agreed to also chair the be Iam mountainhiking will There PatsyDavis Whitehurst Bill and Iare Baton still in Rouge; Peggy Pittman PattersonPeggy Pittman this spring for along lunch and Daughter Patsy and her Yes are; you Idon’t know And I have a grand this year. Iam Yes ladies, it Anne Kern Kern Anne and Ar writes, writes, Anoth- Mar ------you able be will to my get all notes. address book might the do trick and [email protected] your —in not, putting address my e-mail — from my list, me. please e-mail If SPAM. you’d If like to removed be to me claiming that Iamsending came back my e-mails of Several game! Thanks,everyone! definitely35%! SBC is backin the — $97K+for aparticipation rate of announced; we did anamazing job fund-raising results have been just a much smaller vessel! Briar’s Sweet stickdruthers, with the adults on I’ll ily enjoyed their vacation. Given my too many for my taste, but the fam ship held 4,000passengers, afew repeatedbe (according to me). The on aCaribbean us) jaunt,of to never took the whole blended family (15 home for less than aweek and then we were able to really play. We were had — even a captain and cook so other couples and had agreat time cruises, one to the Bahamas with five outbe done by Victoria, we took two boards but still play bridge. Not to all my issues and gotcommunity off al organizations. Ihad some health although still active Bill is sever in something. We’re both totally retired treeslots waiting just of to on fall [email protected] New York, N.Y. 10010 8 PeterCooperRoad,Apt.11F Anne KinseyDinan 1968 lovely homes from the river, the from homes lovely includ abeautiful —it tour was evening of cocktail on Memorial cruise Day Perrin ’67. We enjoyed awonderful VA. where Iran into Sue Morck historic Warner Gloucester, in Hall County. In late May, Ivacationed at program formanager Powhatan Salerno ’11, economic development Commerceof and Roxanne Lewis thedirector Powhatan of Chamber uates: Angie Cabell ’89, executive covered two more Briar Sweet grad Powhatan,in VA. On arrival, Idis ic development and several others eonom of thedirector with meeting and Supplier Diversity, Ischeduled a Department Small Businessginia of for manager ness services the Vir Last spring, in my position as busi spring, as my position in Last omnipresence continues to shine! One small bit of housekeeping:One small bit of Courtney Cash Mustin Cash Courtney CLASS : SBC’s : SBC’s NOTES ------61 fall 2019 62 sbc.edu CLASS was worthwas it. tell you it after sold it is if stars! I’ll Apa and India Eisley, who are now I’d known the roadblocks! Stars K. J. to town to break up the romance. If when Niko’s brother yacht brings his and romance ensues. Things heat up ROCK. cabdriver,A Niko, shows meets up with friends at ALTAR an orphanedis high school grad. She American Market Film LA. in Tillie amovie!be Google took me to the .gypsy . . decent reviews. It should City Gem to Make aHollywood Movie: First, the convenience at living of Water continue to enjoy my retirement and Alma Mater! Alma ing Sue’s. more. Check it out at Heartandpaw. to provide medical care and much veterinary a new dren)venture has cologist husband and my grandchil lives Philadelphia in with her musi Veterinarian daughter Mary (who her 50th wedding anniversary.of Vontz Miller grandchildren. Iattended Everett teer activities. Isee volun Center, of variety a pursuing gate South, across from the Kennedy in myin heart! 3-year-old his joins brother securely grandson, Reed Hunter Lewis. He 2011, presented with our second us married Briar Sweet in in Chapel husband, Michael Lewis, who were On June 25, my daughter and her traveled to Cuba January in 2019. family and many friends. dear We Casado, surrounded our by of all special ceremony at home to Debra 2018,September Iremarried a in ical societies on SCwomen. can’t stop to talks local histor giving our matches to (thanks him). Ialso May and June and won but all one of less and Iplayed mixed doubles in Tennis Club. Colin Son McCand copal) Cathedral, and at Creekside (Epis Church Grace church, my in salmon and halibut. Iremain active ka in August for the year’s supply of our trips, Steve went fishingin Alas- (Negril) September. in In between Island, June in Kauai) and Jamaica Islands —Hawaii (Oahu, Maui, Big ton’s summer heat by traveling to the Steve Wilson and Iescaped Charles Phoebe Brunner Peacock Brunner Phoebe Carter HunterCarter Hopkins Amy Thompson McCandless Kristin Kuhns Alexandre Kuhns Kristin NOTES when she comes to her visit , anovel about aDayton Nothing quite like our ’s celebration fabulous Melinda Brown : How Carol Carol : In In : : I : I ------: to asked be to give the commence Hello classmates! It an honor was collapsed winter last with conges and Iare muddling along after he son, Jeff, and family, and attended D.C.in May in to my see younger Much love to all. are doing at this time your in life. and with whatever fun having you have. Ihope you are finding meaning dren to occupy any free time Imight at CDC, but now have grandchil a hectic pace, since Iamstill full-time cial young women. Life continues at fiercegraduates 2019are spe very of breath-takingwas and the 30brave, absolutely gorgeous day, the campus ment address this year. It an was and brain! to wishes Good all! gressing, fingers my spite in aging of NY.of And my harp studies are pro thetween Virginiaand Adirondacks We continue to split our time be Norway and into Russia and back. 2019 along the northern reaches of enjoyed summer in a3-week cruise activityhis level. Nevertheless we now, but must careful be to monitor tive heart failure. He basically is fine next spring Savannah in or Charles and making plans for a mini-reunion classmates contacting on working oldest grandchild in August. I’m now a wonderful African safari with my foal, and raised (and weeded) 27 va on the farm, including two mares in In trips, between Ioversaw things checked out overly hot Palm Beach. theall way to Banff. In I August them in Vancouver and sightseeing Saratoga Springs, NY, before joining and Canada. Ienjoyed afew races in the through west American lifetime a the for a10 week summer off trip of while daughter and family took Cary students to horse shows Belgium in Daughter Win accompanied her Saint-Michel —c’est fantastique! D-Day, followed to by a visit Mont the amazing 75th anniversary of shells, Iheaded to Normandy for especially enjoying its wonderful May onweek Marco of Island and summer. the first spending After ton. Watch your inbox! Salutations! tomatoes! of rieties man Rights and the Divide.” Digital cently Routledge: published by “Hu com. 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One old friend we Newin England family visiting and Ispent the month July of back 55th school high reunion. and nan Central Park with we had great wandering fun around andseeing musicals NYC in where sight helpful) and 5dayswas of shop (Aints and Asses experience grandparent-grandkid theater work Ash and Xylia, to the coast east for a July, John and Itook our grandkids, tirement community Palo in Alto. In HouseChanning —anexciting re thedown road to a3-room in unit years stuff, of and moved miles 5 Redwoodin City, 50 downsized our wonderfulselling 8-room house band John and Isomehow survived with with Rainbow’sRandy hilarious show Schools Hub Farm, a30-acre farm. the Friendsof Durham Public of and Family Health and Board chair unteering with The Center Child for working real in estate and enjoy vol busy be with babies.will I’m still fall. My granddaughter (11)and I months, and are expecting boys this daughters have two girls, 26 and 20 band C.V. soon. visit and My Iwill from Houston City. to Kansas Hus by and the fourth, Poston, moved my 4 Threechildrenlive of near my second replaced hip last April. ner Starnes Israel Blakeslee She had a great time seeing clot! Onward and upward like SBC. Charlie’s knee replacement and blot her fractures pelvic from and afall that she happy is to mended be from lot! a the top three. We’re old —we know school friends. We usuallyin finish play Trivia twice a week with high on during the 20minutes. last Ialso and go to “The Morning Show.”I’m mhub.org. Click on the cloud icon, It’s available afree at nc as podcast head writes for no pay,” but it’s fun. 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that they now have a firstgrand Harris Amass Harris Carpe Diems ( Carpe guests. In September, the of all we hostdinner for the dancers and then to enjoy apost-performance performance by the NYC Ballet and gust. arrive They in time to attend a Hamptonto me East in visit in Au Wickham Raemer classmates Jessica Holzer and ing forward to reunions with fellow historic homes. Mary Jane look is arising specializing in is designer entrepreneurial endeavors and she called Nutty Goodness and other busyis launching a snack product wife are Olivia Charleston in and he mom.new Her son Walker and his what’s next addition in to a being Johns Hopkins andfiguring out is completedjust her Ed.D. from who teaches at MIT. Susanna has daughter Susanna and her husband Januaryin 2019, daughter our of Deringer, Lawrence Lily born child, ces Gravely ces a broom! familiar, Sound til Gil forced out him the door with which dive-bombed both us un of cozy Vermont farmhouse —abat kherzogart.hotmail.com 703-591-9929 Estero, FL33928 20060 Tavernier Dr. Kristin Herzog 1970 the 1968class news entries.of addressesemail are above, at the top write me. or email My street and news requesting email an receive not ceive this Alumnae Magazine So, please, please, you re please —if toue search for “missing” classmates. PeacockBrunner York’s ever-fascinating Central Park! Dinan-Morse family day New in them for adelightful and exhausting dren, Evie and Sebastian, joined all son-in-law Bobby and grandchil I, our children, Ashley and Kinsey, children, Ash and Xylia. Terry and her husband John and their grand Morse wonderful seeing la Reid Hazlehurst Nancy HickoxNancy Wright Finally, Mary Jane BrockMary Hipp Anne Kinsey Dinan Anne Kinsey here NYC in July last with Frances Morse Kirven , Connie Haskell Connie , Wallis May Humpreys Fox ? when they come come they when Frances Kirven , and Jessica, Fran and Icontin : It was Phoebe writes writes Camil , but did Wallis Lorie Lorie ------, , classmates like Weeks and the hope to some see of for aweek or at so Sweet Work Will at down be SBC this summer toan add-on Capetown. Yippee! bia, Zimbabwe and Botswana with atenting be 2020 will safari to Zam enough to wait! Next up Jan in 10 and Ifigured 60 years long was a trip wanted I’ve to since do Iwas boatsailing called adehabeya). It’s 6 days cruising the Nile on asmall cluding Petra) (including and Egypt Feb a3-week trip was to Jordan (in commune with the birdies. past This 2-weekderful trip to Costa Rica to foreign. spring she Last had awon Museum. travel, Lots of local and a volunteer at the International Spy book shelver, and, my as newest gig Congress,at Library of local library teer jobs —docent guide and gallery yoga once aweek and several volun Weeks this summer! comewill to SBC for Sweet Work Vernon are particularly They fun! and Georgeums Washington’s Mt. ly. Trips to the Smithsonian muse 1, 11/2, 3and 31/2)quite regular ourseeing four grandchildren (ages Old Town Alexandria we so enjoy and their are families still close by in for this July.son and Their daughter the Grand Canyon on the is agenda orado River to the see length full of long delayed rafting trip on the Col theiring as travel agent since! ever A en Hartnett en of course!of pure champagne, joy! Plus alot of Joy,ship MS that just and it was — “elegant” gathering —on the Tauck the most undoubtedly was this but each other frequently over the years, group gottenThis has withtogether River, from Buda Pest to Prague. wonderful up the cruise Danube cha this year busy very act been and has now. He finally got brave and retired northern Virginia for three years her husband Richard have in been at reunion May in 2020. She and forward to many seeing classmates send apic! at Katie’s home for afew days. We’ll comeme) will together in VA beach McCardell Katie and Webb Annie Tedards Still Kate Schlech Kate Heather TullyClick In late June 2019, joined two other couples for a , Susan Lykes Mueller and . Ann Gateley stays active with with active stays Kay Parham Pi Pam Piffath is looking is , and and Kar ------in Albuquerque Santandrea ’70goingundercover Rau Ann Gately’70andBetty Egypt inFeb.2019 Kate Schlech’70onhertripto Minor’70 Vieve Stuart Camblos’70partyingwith U.S. NavalAcademyinMay. atthe whilevisiting in Annapolis gardenin the ofanhistorichouse encountered sweetbriarrose the TullyHeather ’70 Click 63 fall 2019 64 sbc.edu CLASS Manhattan this spring this Manhattan Mary JaneHippBrock ofPat’s wedding the ’70celebrating daughterin From left:FranGriffith Laserson’70,PatSwinneyKaufman’70and Sauser, PamPiffath Danubecruise ’70ontheir Kay ParhamPicha’70.Front: Karen ’70,Pam’s Hartnett neighborDale Back row: SusanLykes friendSigriddeGere, ’70,Swedish Mueller and the love of all of our neighbors!and the of all love of can Cocker Spaniel, black and white, “baby,” Charlie, a12-yrold is Ameri with Lymphoma.diagnosed Their age. To top that off, last year, she was autoimmune disease. more so with ing her for many years. It’s apainful years. Fibromyalgia plagu been has traveling much the in past several over! Susan’s health prevented has left, Jim and Iwere about to keel cious cake. By the time my angels brought food; Garnet made adeli were here all for Father’s Day! They — what could else they They be? adorableis and loving, and smart children, 1to ages 41/2!Each one Andrew and their four great-grand their daughter Garnet, grandson band Jim are thrilled to near living be Susan McGrath Slate NOTES and hus - - - - - June to the see visiting Tintoretto ex in April, then in joined her DC in Schafer She met up with grandchildren North in Carolina. she and Bob are still enjoying our 6 tramping around the countryside. around tramping September, part and partfamily visit and Scotland for acouple weeks in of England the parts of wilder some of ball games. She and Bob headto off took acouple in Nationals of base hibit at the National Gallery —and younger and more spry then! more spry and younger country twice by car, but we were all a kennel. We have across taken him travel. We don’t want to put in him He’s another reason that we don’t day and loves visits, his they! do as He them togoes each every visit of Sandy Hamilton Bentley Hamilton Sandy in Bermuda in for afew days Fran Dornette Fran Dornette says says - - is theis annual gathering late Septem upcoming important most the “trip” head to Ukraine this September. But trek in Tasmania also will too! They back next February and have added a loved much it so they are heading Newin Zealand earlier this year and 2 and 2)She and Charlie spent time themgrandchildren 6, ages (5of 5, 4, time to travel and coast see to coast status and found using new free that she enjoying is asemi-retired Jane Seven of us ( us of Seven Webb’s House in Virginia Beach. the Diems at Carpe Katie of ber Winterthur, HF Dupont’s fabulous loves her volunteer work guide at the flowers — trite but true. She plore interests new &generally smell a joy to with people, re-connect ex drive/drive/drive business. of Been cadence volunteer of life from the with afew re-adjustments to the Year retirement good, 1of been has SBC friends soon! golf. Life Hope good! is to my see ing grandchildren, gardening and traveling, enjoy she is Besides visit! and little crime. A beautiful place to energy. haveliteracy They a99% rate their intact homes with geothermal destroy their homes to heat 98% of destructive volcanos power of that entrepreneurs, harnessing the same winter.people The are marvelous thesee Northern Lights during the country that we want to go back to summer. It such was afascinating also tookThey a trip to Iceland this a platform to heard be today. even perseverance and courage earn him imprisonment Paul suffered. His reate the beatings, ship wrecks and Ephesis, we couldn’t to rec begin Thessaloniki, Athens, Corinth and the cities Paulof visited, like Phillipi, cus. Even though we went to some encountered on the road to Damas ness to the love and healing power he the conditions Paul endured to wit Paul.”“Footsteps of It amazing was and Turkey trying to retrace the church on afabulous trip to Greece still crazy busy! She went with her that retirement in even they are memories! food, and reminiscing making more spend 4days good will with lots of Connie Nia Eldridge Eaton Kelly Calhoun Lawson May Humphreys Fox , Jessica unfortunately can’t make it) , Lorie and Frances and Lorie Katie , Wallis reports that reports writes writes , Mary Mary — ------cover, but they had much so fun aheavytotal cloud bust because of total solar eclipse. The eclipse a was Highlands house to celebrate the reunionhad 2017 at amini in her Dold Sutton ee tha Roton TerryRoton tha [email protected] Beverly Van Zandt [email protected] Anne MilbankMell [email protected] Mary FrancesOakeyAiken Class Secretaries: 1971 it ready for rental. any Beach, DE, with friends getting enjoyed week afun at condo Beth in and other volunteer activities. She Museum (AKA Wyeth), rescue dog cent program at Brandywine River estate, and hopes to enter the do in 2021 as do I. do 2021as in da plans to come to our 50th reunion gorgeous whitehead of hair. full Lin she 1971except did in that she a has years. looks Linda stunning, like just managed to catch up on twenty plus In afew just short minutes they a plane back to Italy where she lives. putting was Linda her daughter on Knight mini-reunion with ability!peak certain sheis already is playing at her and although she fairly is close, she goal to is achieve an18 handicap, wherever and whenever she can. Her Nashville and Highlands and plays al sweet friends through new in golf She made sever has passion golf! is manyso road trips.Frances’s other her health she so can safely make NC. She thanks the Lord good for Nashvillebetween and Highlands, time Montgomery her to divide ery. the summer, During leaves she Montgom in commitments several although not he yet has go”“let of band, Seabie, her when joins he can her husband, and these two. Hus Nashvillein with daughter, Helen, one. time She spends agreat of deal 3 1/2 andine is Francie turned just precious granddaughters. Cather pily turned May 70in with her two Frances stays touch in with Frances had anunexpected Frances Kennamer Barnes . As she reported earlier, they at the Nashville airport. and , Amanda Megarg Amanda Brooke Thomas Linda Whitlow

Mar hap ------of 4! Life is busy with lots of travel, 4!Life busy is with lots of of able grandchildren the under age ly wonderful and spouses 4ador wonderful children and their equal marriedher: to John for 47years, 2 astound numbers these of some at well the is all 69though old age of eryone health. good in is about our classmates and hopes ev March 2020. of Barbie loves reading el; with plans to go to the Far in East ing and someto taking travtime off tive brood. areboth They workstill January 2020to add to their collec are expecting another grandchild in Club. She love sends to all. activebeing her in local Briar Sweet family are in Tallahassee. Dre enjoys moved to Florida and her niece and Her writing. sister and working still EVERYONE at 2021! SBC in 70th birthdays. She can’t wait to see Coast to celebratethe Gulf their winter get-together somewhere on together. are They a2020 planning grandchildren Frances Kennamer’71and fall inPhiladelphialast out todinner husband, George, andDeeKysor, Susan Greenwald ’71,her Claire KinnettClaire Tate Ron and Dre Bateman Barbie Gracey Backer reports that she is writes that ------transplant team) they so are delight ajobtaking at UVA liver of (part grounds for Maggie!), with Matt to Charlottesville, VA (old stomping other activities. Julie moved just has watching their soccer, lacrosse and nearby love Cazenovia. They in 2 adorable grandsons, 9and 6)live the Daughter fall! Kate (and their next big trip to is South America in enjoying this chapter life. of Their health,with good Jake and she are much her life describe today. Blessed that work, travel and grands pretty SBC roses and their families. theand wish same for her fellow all blessed with relatively health good and her family. They continue be to to Italy their daughters with one of George and she took also trip afun joying their stateside grandchildren. spent Highlands,was in NC, en there. the summer elling Most of Kenya and highly recommend trav in They lovewithfell and Tanzania Februaryin to celebrate turning 70! and thenhim traveled on to Africa den. George and she went to meet her 8th grandchild who lives Swe in blessedly year. quiet She welcomed study and autism. aging colleagues landed just ahuge grant to Collegeius Buffalo. in andJenn her Canis at psychology professor of a land, VA. Dee’s daughter, Jenn, still is Grace Episcopal Church Gooch in to love music her job as director of riding soon.be again She continues groundwork and with hopes him to to the knee injury, but now is starting ablebeen to much do due with him son horse, named Badger. She hasn’t year DeeLast bought aretired les Decemberin but now is fully healed. required arthroscopic knee surgery her family, she injured her knee. It delphia with family. During alovely to visit Phila abusybeen time for her and her Briar reunion! looking forward to our BIG Sweet — missing Mom and Dad! Claire is generation the oldest tomed to being Andgetting still difficult it is accus with old friends and her big family. church. She enjoys precious time children, women’s circle giving and community service with preschool trying to balance her life good with andNC New 2in Zealand. Claire is babysitting 2little ones Charlotte, in Maggie Mather FeldmeierMaggie JillLowry Wiemer Dee KysorDee Susan GreenwaldSusan reports that it has has had a has says says and ------2017, and that she travel been has that her husband, Jim, Dec. died in Country NYC. Club outside just of gaged to the pro head golf at Arcola lory, lives New in Jersey and en is Beach Gardens, FL. Daughter, Mal to enjoy trips to their home Palm in legal issues, and she and continue Ed on nuclearDepartment Energy of home. Martha still working is for the from Martha and her husband’s house thata new a 5-minute is walk grandson Edward’s family moved to 15, and loving is it. Plus, all, of best that she became agrandmother Jan. to there! be monumental be union will and plans en” pieces. She thinks our 50th re started even and collecting has “vix reading about “fierce”Sweet Briar cancer 2015. in Alix said she loves Alix lost her second husband to lung camp where she previously worked. on the the serves Boardalso girls of group, her church’s food pantry and with two book groups, a needlework ernor’s Schools. active She is also nates evaluationsVirginia’s of Gov coordi Governor’sthe and School continues to candidates interview for Public Schools (VA) 2004, in but she retired from the Stafford County best? Shebest? her best to sends all! blessed! Aren’t grandchildren the 4 grandchildren! She and are Lee seeing, with and being loving her namesake!). 3-year-old Mather (Maggie’s little ed to have adrivable distance to see extra time exploring Medellin. Colombia spend alittle also and will mother’s taketon his will ashes to families. this Later year she and Mil closerbe to their daughters and their a house in Tucson that so they can ported that February in they bought feelingis great now. Anne re also wan NP! Anne feels lucky very and cal school high performers Chit in ableand was to dance with some lo a week she had no more symptoms able to continue their tour. Within sive!) care Jaipur, in and they were but received excellent (and inexpen while traveling India in and Nepal. Anne had astroke November last a really busy and challenging year. writes that she and Milton have had ing alot and friends visiting to to try Anne WiglesworthMunoz Crosland Stewart Martha Alix Sommer Smith Sommer Alix Wendy Norton Brown Nesi WisellO’Connor writes that writes writes loves loves writes writes ------

around her house, along with prun house, with her along around improvements to the landscaping not much to relate. She making is that for as from news her, there’s back in Colorado escaping the sum Colorado escaping back in the South Island.of Barbara now is Sierra Club where they covered most Februaryin for trip ahiking with the Colorado to ski. On to New Zealand with her brother and another trip to Washington, DC, for Thanksgiving trip that included Tasmania. Then to Octoberin for a31/2week birding CO, and then traveled to Australia Frisco, in summer last spent She the year past ahuge was travel year. as as “Anne Green Gables” of and “Be or reading aloud from classics, such therapy, literature using enjoys she with dementia. her dutiesAs part of a companionas caregiver for clients Asheville, NC, and works part-time and France. plus going to the Shetland Islands and headed is thereGuernsey again, Fogelsong sional lunch with Alix Smith had and anocca has make life anew for herself. She visits Frances and Isend our to best all! 2021 on your calendars. Bev, Mary cancer July. in Lee grove [email protected] VAPortsmouth, 23701 98 PineBluff MarySue MorrisonThomas Jill Johnson 1972 deceased, with dates if possible.deceased, with dates if thosegested who of alist having are at recent SBC reunions sug and also she enjoyed has classmates all seeing mates our freshman year. She said and to include class who all as began as, well as those we need to locate classmates —those that are located, our would of all like to have of alist cluded suggestions for our 50th. She Rosanne in going? also be will else nobut definite has dates — yet who time at SBC during Sweet Weeks She contemplatingbeds! is some ing and weeding the various plants/ mer heat of mer heatArizona. of cause of Winncause of Dixie.” Otherwise, Rosanne WoodruffRosanne In closing, please put Reunion In closing, Reunion put please Barbara WuehrmannBarbara On sad avery note, Ellen Apperson Brown Apperson Ellen lost her husband Bob to . Nesi spent last August in Carol Remington Carol Remington CLASS Sally Upte Sally wrote that emailed emailed lives in NOTES ------65 fall 2019 66 sbc.edu CLASS the college, soon. someday donating her large family archive to Frontier.ginia She is thinking about New York Adirondacksthe Virand writing about her favorite topics: the still enjoysEllen researching and years waiting, of Dale reports that engaged to wonderful people. After their children, Fielding and Lily, are band, James, are thrilled that both of Iditarod Alumnaeteamreconnecting atReunion DeDe ConleyandMarishaBourgeois ’99ofJuneau,Alaska,partthe Jean Andrews andDeDeConleyduringMarch 2019visittoSanFrancisco Leigh AnnWhite’86.They’re ready toBBQ! President forLifeMarionWalker andboard chairGeorgie Vairo with Dale Shelly Graham Shelly Dale NOTES and hus - - and does herand rounds does there, between travels back to Manhattan, mostly, script; please Google it to see. She and known for is developing Elian works C.C. the under name Elian of ed to continue her art activities. She cerne, and travels to the U.S. need as rently Switzerland, in living near Lu both 2020! in she’s going to aMOB be and MOG Claudine Clarke Elian is cur - - - be settledbe in Virginia. She work is class notes,by the next of set she will chart our future. She enjoyed afor working with President Woo to BriarSweet Directors Board of and enjoy the chairing challenge the of ani come! from former classmates most is wel from University teaching. Contact since her companion recently retired that relocate she will to the U.S. soon Seattle, Chances are good and L.A. Sedro-Woolley, North is which of [email protected] Free Union,VA 22940 PO Box278 Evelyn CarterCowles 1973 and plans to see union and saw Sanin Francisco. She made it to re with DeDeChina, spent days several fun imaginable. On her way back from sive, historic and more modern than welcomingsays is China and impres with husband China in Gerard. She na. DeDe traveled for two months Houston while to getting Chi avisa ‘72 and Brooke Thomas Doldin ‘71 time at reunion year. last It won was scrapbookingof done. Ihad agreat joying retirement and getting alot lives. who shared aformative time their in to a gift workis together with friends action she with her classmates. has It Jeannette really appreciates the inter continues to rally for Briar. Sweet fessional teacher. As you know, she retired from her many years apro as By July, the end of truly be she will find a placein Amherst/Sweet Briar. ing to her Iowa house in sell and to tuitous from visit on tap! She saw lights and brilliant alumnae were all wild Alaska, Denali, the Northern son Lifka ‘13! Snow, ice, racing, dogs alumnaeer to support musher Ali in Alaska March in along with 8oth had anamazing trip to the Iditarod garden and had agreat BBQ. pickedThey favoritesfrom Georgie’s ’97.Schriempf Alexa and White ’86 along with Vixen sisters Leigh Ann in Milan in October! in Jeannette Pillsbury Georgene Vairo Deirdre Conley Glenys Dyer Church Jean Andrews Liz Clegg WoodardClegg Liz Jeannette Pillsbury Jean Mi Chaloux Marion WalkerMarion and her husband reports that she continues to to continues hopes that : Iamen ------,

the organization that accredits ap AmericanAppraisers, of Society I have made been a fellow the in only thing Ihave to report that is wich, CT, and Hawaii. two Our sons retired and we live Green between up Seattle. in My husband fully just tion put to was avote and we ended ternational School July. in The loca theclass reunion Hong of Kong In visit. Iwent to my 50th school high ways aplace been Ihave wanted to got back from Tibet, which al has catch up after too many years. Days. It wonderful was to and visit Mendel PrewittChris couple days in of August to with visit heartening. very was Ireturned for a speak on how the college doing is again.pus Hearing President Woo toderful classmates see and the cam iting good friends. CO enjoying the mountains and vis and Ispent aweek Breckenridge, in daughters to Marco Island; and Dave tooksummer we also our grand on Hilton Head Island. past This times ayear to our favorite getaway and travelingswimming two or three boards and clubs, playing pickleball, on communitywe keep busy serving 2 granddaughters, who live nearby, our with time When spending not family it should so interesting! be grandchild, and the firstboyin the November.in be our will third This lanta expecting and ababy is boy Tracy, married was 2018in in At We have happy news: our daughter, joy retirement and our life Florida. in husband Dave and Icontinue to en our visitors.with all Gardens and sharing nature alove of enjoy working at Atlanta Botanical fabulous gardens KY). in Icurrently horticulture experiencing (plus her with her knowledge plants of and Rennicamp withannual visits classes. life and retirement are great! forward to the and some fall taking Louise, Calgary, etc). Iamlooking Tahoe andCanada thento (Lake off much Ispent fun! time Lake up in high school reunion in Hawaii…so me. by going I started off to my 50th travela real of busy for summer full professionals. membership and anhonor by fellow praisers. is This thehighest of level Sandie Schwartz Tropper Sandie Lisa Fowler Lisa Winslow Trish Gilhooly O’Neill Baker Alison Kathy Pretzfelder Steele who inspired has me : Ialways love my Abigail Allen Allen Abigail during Workduring : It’s been : I just : My My : : The ------tory and literature. October Iamreading so his lots of from New Orleans to Memphis in We plan aMississippi River Cruise time Lake in spending lots of Tahoe. esting. I am have fly been fishing and Executive Committee. Pretty inter Sierramember of Club Prieta Loma on protecting the environment a as icon Valley Legislative Team and climate legislation with the 350Sil into retirement by working on CA than anywhere else. Europe, where we have lived longer often. We our time spend in a lot of are NYC in area and we them see busy. and growing to grandsons keep me at my house, an overgrown garden unreadday! have Ialso lots books of to keep me from watching Netflix all part-time. got to I’ve have something (ESL)English a Second Language as project to is become certified to teach clinic for the past 40years. My next and anexecutive adental director of sistant, adental assisting instructor ending.is Ihave adental been as retired Aug. 2. My career dentistry in clinic Raleigh, in NC, for 6.5years, I ning Wake Smiles, avolunteer dental enjoying awonderful retirement. gab). I’m keeping trouble out of and week (followed by coffee,donuts and ones and pickleball the other 3days a ary. babysitting Between for the little and then the also baby new Febru in ting 2days aweek for the 2-year-old babysit still be baby asurprise. is I’ll child #3. this farthe So gender of around Nov. enjoying be grand 8I’ll Sometime grandsons. newborn and I’m enjoying so my two year old so it seems odd to there. odd it visit seems so My my family lives anymore, Chicago in go. Strangely enough, no one from 50th high school reunion Chica in Intained! September, Iattended my much French vocabulary Ihave re ic memories. at Iamamazed how Burgundy! Great and terrif wine summer We went through barging took a list”“bucket trip to France this munity. to the Del Webb Ponte Vedra com Queen Mary II. We have relocated followed by atransatlantic on cruise school class’ 50th reunion this year. ally enjoyed going to my Hawaii high Diane WoodDiane Keyser Mary Buxton M. Hegarty Christina Savage Kathyn Thilking Maginnis Diane Dale Reiling Dale Diane : I have settled : family Our : After run : After : I re I : ------: a 2-day fishing excursiona 2-day on the Mis MT, 2side taking trips.first The was spentI just amonth at our house in usual.as and fishing Reynolds and still been painting, riding, gardening grandsons whograndsons live next door. the needy. Ivisit VERY often with 3 at my house to make giveaways for and I crochet with a church group voicestill abase the in church choir visit in Oct. in visit Andrews friends Sept. in and a TN ing. then have from Iwill avisit St Medicine afamily gather part of as fromus Ross Univ. SchoolVet. of spend her semesterwill break with andChicago my youngest niece friends’ 50th anniversary party in to Muskegon Bay, ME, in Aug., a Havefun! a kayaking trip planned to time to play Mah Jongg. Great (an excellent instructor) from time weeks. Isee and from 7) visiting forTN 2 1/2 playingfun with grandchildren (3 on Sept. 1. Gee, Ineed avacation! lissa, married her Prince Charming sociate professor. My daughter, Me the joining be faculty there anas as gastroenterology in UNC and will Craig, finished his just fellowship at June 24, 2019. Her daddy, my son MaddoxLucy Reed, born on was Mysummer! second granddaughter, cently well. as we so have there been LA in is re close enough to often. visit son Our areinThey Wynnewood, PA,so brothers twin er and we are thrilled. daughter born June. in She old joins theis our first additiongrand of W(?) ’75. Small world! market, stopped Iwas by aKathy SBC T-shirt at aSaturday open are spectacular. Wearing my pink July 4th holiday. Those mountains a glorious week Colorado in for the Shakespearean plays! ern Oregon for Rogue Valley or wine last 3 days.last scenery, The thefishing camp and then floated fishingout the mules, spent one day wade fishingin We packed 2days in with horses and shall Wilderness northwest in MT. ing.second The in the was Bob Mar souri River with fantastic flyfish dry you find yourselves coming southto Airbnb suite available is for you if Evelyn Cowles Carter Jeanne Bingham Schaefer Susan Dern Plank Noreen Conover Reed Ann Major Gibb Sterling Renata Renee Laurie Norris Coccio Laurie : big Our news : Ihad lots of : Ispent : Ihave : Busy : Busy : Iam ------

for their daughters one of and hub ones. She’s old house an renovating books —mostly local history and art she’sthat working, publishing still [email protected] Summit, NJ07901 Avenue160 Bellevue Bonnie Chronowski Brophy 1974 fantastic.all alifetime!A trip of and the people were us care taking of planned for the coming year! munity. have They a couple cruises of photography clubs their in 55+com andsons enjoys bird watching and house for now.house are rattling around their in big, old and independent, she and Dave well. Since the three are kids grown relocateshe’ll her current office as downtownin Lynchburg) where house, Nancy’s (the site of old office and move to the daughter’s existing by to live in. The is plan downsize to iting with with iting and no time on Nantucket. But vis weekendgirls Geneva, Lake in WI, with the Malta, OrderWI) no of to the only US Marian Shrine (in to bring to him NJ: no pilgrimage settling her dad’s affairs, preparing death July, in and she’s FL still in cluded by her step-mom’s sudden Sadly, her vacation plans were pre and back to SBC for reunion May. in joyed catching up on the trip down writes that she and Helen Travis en kitchen Newark. in and volunteering at St. Ann’s soup bible study she leads for 40women, grandson, resuming the 13th year of forward to playing with her again horseShe’s disqualified! was looking though greatbash even fun was her Palm City for her annual Derby Day to SBC, takes harp and Spanish les neighbors exchange in for donations (osteopathically) afew friends and Poway in Chi and San Diego, treats electric guitar. Vicky teaches Tai mostly Europe, in and learning is continues to math advise students, ocean and mountain vistas. David weathersunnier and waking up to ago where they’re loving the cooler, FL, to Oceanside, CA, two years and David moved from Tallahassee, Nancy Blackwell Marion Bonnie ChronowskiBonnie Brophy Mary Landon Darden Landon Mary Vickie Bates Pam Cogghill Graham writes that she writes writes writes writes in in ------

Elizabeth AndrewsElizabeth Watts and had year a nice last visit with Greenberg ladies,group of sees Mahjong with afun and Canasta to Charleston. She’s learning to play 2018 and are enjoying close so being Mt. in I’On Pleasant, Nov., SCin and hubby moved from Atlanta to that she and with with enjoyed reunion and spending time book on the higher future educa of signed acontractjust for asecond visiting visiting Debbie Hooker Sauers mates. SBC August work crews with class 3-4 years and to able be to join the innovation. Mary hopes to retire in and entrepreneurism in presidents tion, and her company trains college time the in City! Bluff Memphis she so can show agrand us 100th celebration, her in and visit exciting events planned around the en’s Suffrage Anniversary for all the phis). We’re invited to Google Wom commitments (Leadership Mem kitchen and participating civic in August, her in church serving soup over), traveled to Spain and Italy in clients to her partner take who’ll Fargo Advisors practice (introducing 2018). She’s her down winding Wells her brotherashes of Dick May (RIP ily trip to the beach to scatter the Chris and his family. and his Chris cabin with daughter Jenny and son with arelaxing stay at amountain Gardener program. The tripended ton/Alexandria the Master of unit nativebrary of plants for her Arling photo to contributions a ongoing li took several thousand photos for her tonity four visit lovely gardens and While there, she had an opportu Charlotte, in Atlantaand Asheville. the road friends visiting and family spent anenjoyable two weeks on Elaine Mills classmates at our 45th Reunion, lences, Ruthie. made their annual trip to Missou fly withfishing and her other half by in Atlanta. Rossie shares alove of late July, anannual tradition. homenew Geneva, Lake in WI, in it coincided with a Willingham fam sorry to Reunion this miss year since Pam Cogghill Graham Rossie Ray Spell Ray Rossie After connecting with 1974 Ruthie WillinghamLentz Holly Hoffman Frazier Sue Castle Rolewick Sue Castle and hubby, Phil often, and her husband Bob, Susan WhiteHough CLASS writes that she Tricia Barnett Our condo Our and Bob enjoyed enjoyed at her and . She was was NOTES ------

67 fall 2019 68 sbc.edu CLASS that she and husband Ian are enjoy when when still recuperatingwas the first of ‘19 left knee replaced July, in 2018, and Geyer son area! for our 50th. the in Contact her if placement to soon shape good in be weekend, have a2nd and re hip will granddaughters for visit the July 4th had surgery). Rossie had her two Sullivan missed seeing June in la, MT for three days. They beth Andrews Watts Hutcherson Frierson cia, for your yes! 2024 for our 50th. Thank you, Mar our in more classmates us join of will next 5 years, and hopes that many our class president as serve for the Reunion May. in She honored is to necting with classmates at our 45th their after school activities. Benders hope to help out more with they are only 7minutes away, the kindergarten, respectively. Now that almost 6, 8th, begin 6th grades and 3: Ian, 14, Catherine, 12and Gracie, her firstsemester in Peru. The other startedjust at Tufts, spend and will mously. Austen, grandchild, Oldest late July, and everyone got along fa in-laws met on the Isle Palms of in est son, Scott’s wedding. Thefuture headedfamily is to CTfor young sheas writes. After Day Labor the ed garden shed completed being is one on the lake, her long anticipat hospital. Wanting asmaller, one level bought while hubby, Mark the in was she the house remodeling been During the 7months, last Drea’s away not long after they got home!) passed Duke (Sadly, visited. Duke, and their sweet golden retriever, Mary October. 2in aboardCaribbean cruise the Queen coming visitors, and are planning a Bobby have had boating fun and wel andElizabeth summer This hubby, enjoying the facilities and each other. fewderful days at The Greenbrier them keeps them happily busy. happily them keeps them ine Philpott, and traveling to visit daughter, and Philpott; Dr. Kather stepson, Dan Norfleet;son, Andrew their childrenof are married now: tive 14months from IA to SC. All ing retirement and have had anac After reunion, Lynn WatsonNorfleet Marcia Brandenburg Martin Marcia Brandenburg Drea Peacock Bender had awonderful time recon NOTES , Deb Hooker Sauers, and John (since she had just Leslie Elbert Hill Elbert Leslie Meredith Thompson Susan Stephens Stephens Susan spent awon and had her writes writes , Gary Eliza- Jane ------the Baltics, Morocco, So. Africa, En Africa, So. Morocco, Baltics, the a year there, facilitating her travel to an Israeli citizen, spending 5months in! they’d anyone happy be if dropped at Northwestern. As empty nesters, Chicago, and working is on her PhD circle)!full Daughter Noel lives in either or NC VA (which would be retiring at this year the end to of high school. are They planning on Cambridge program at Park Vista ing Spanish and French the in U. of the 25years. last She’s teach been in living been Wellington, FL, for that she and husband Victor have chairing the department. Williams College and currently is herds. She teaches philosophy at Laurie, German and Shep two East 31years, with her partner of VT among whom is friends, with out lunching and ing books). She loves her read own it difficult to newspapershold and neurological conditions that make impairments(those with visual and fora service the print-handicapped reading (along with hubby Fritz) for pital, UVa Medicine School of and ties St. keep Mary busy: Mary’s Hos part of “downtown.” Volunteer activi Craddock Terry touring Inn and Camp ThomasLiz honor, matron of and roomie with for spending extra her was time materalma impressive. A highlight accomplishments and for vision our at SBC, and finds President Woo’s union, it’s we’re if as still students Julie hopes to enjoy samples!) ( third child,school. in is Sofia,pastry and hubby summer are where every always which where LA is best in she apartment in Tel Aviv. The weatheris Yaira. Daughter Gaby lives their in withrusalem firstgrandchild, Maia Benji live wife and Rachel Je his in gland and Berlin recent in years. Son from her law practice early 2019 in with love and support. Tracy retired (and sometimes booted) her forward environment and challenges nudged people, mission. The her venting to SBC reaffirming see andrein with great fondness, and happy is Briar and the environs and vividly Granada and Madrid. Spain: Barcelona, the Alhambra in big vacation planned is October in to Mary Witt Mary Carey Thomas Slesinger Jana Sawicki Tracy James Last April, Last remarks that at re Julie Shuer remembers Sweet lives in Southern Southern in lives Sandra TayloSandra in Lynchburg’s in became became writes writes r. A A r. ------in DeBordieu, SC, riding bikes, tour and hubby Rip at their beach house reunion with great sorrow) to been drink quit has Her great accomplishment (and Theproperty: Homestead Farm. continues to manage the old family Chris and his family. and his Chris cabin with daughter Jenny and son with arelaxing stay at amountain Gardener program. The tripended ton/Alexandria the Master of unit nativebrary of plants for her Arling photo to contributions a ongoing li graphing four lovely gardens for her photo included which Asheville and family Charlotte, in Atlanta and weeks on the road friends visiting hubby Bob spent an enjoyable two 2 as big brother,2 as Georgie helped out. Back in AZ, grandson Heath turned at the beach club and Brookgreen. ing the botanical gardens, concerting or just passing through! passing just or to hear from anyone close living by Kennesaw State U., and would love undergrad psychology part time at andwith parrot, her dog teaching tired, Marietta, in still living GA, through the Denver area. mates who live CO in or are passing school. She’d love to host any class endeavors)er prior to going to law Museum Denver in (along with oth forexhibit designer the Children’s anart studio as major as and served Colorado from graduated College She Scotland. and England through the 2.5weeks travel ultimate focus of trek with unforgettable scenery and forwardvery horse —amarvelous (Tracy’s nickname), anathletic and 4.5 days) on Ava an “with Attitude” SW Scotlandsula in in (85miles to-point ride across Cowal Penin 2017 Tracy had a wonderful point- and volunteers legal clinics. in In Performing Arts TheatreSchool, acting studies at Denver Center for boards, starting is her third year of a mediator (12years) and on several vate sectors), continues as to serve to February NY in 2020. looks forward to her sister traveling to Beirut, visit Lebanon this year, she Syosset, NY. Though not planning LiRoThe Group near her homein She continues to work time at full ing; her date sober Oct. is 6, 2017. (after 38years public in and pri Mimi Hill WilkMimi Ginny Sutton WoodSutton Ginny Helen Travis Helen After reunion, Ann Stuart McKie Kling Lou WestonLou Rainey writes that she Elaine Mills enjoyed amini is semi-re is and and ------

Ann is chief taster; and anupcom taster; Ann chief is 2yearsa smallwinery ago where move starting by in Thanksgiving; Lewisville,on Lake TX, hoping to building their STILL “forever” home hubby Bill have much going on: insurance industry.insurance executive search firm thattheserves daughter works for Chicago in an entrepreneur, lives nearby, and their coast this fall.son, Their a hopeful alonging cruise the New England at Mars Petcare Nashville in and is appreciated! The otherinterned up” or young company —any leads NY —looking for ajob with a “start- a Tuck MBA June in and moved to at Reunion. One daughter finished riding across our beautiful campus loves getting back up on ahorse and Debbie HookerSauers’74 Graham’74 and Pam Cogghill Rolewick’74, L tor:SueCastle ABBAconcertthere!out atthe The “DancingQueens”rocking each other. Greenbrier and facilities enjoyingthe spent awonderfulfewdaysatThe Andrewsand Elizabeth Watts ’74 Jane HutchersonFrierson’74 ’74, Hill Elbert Geyer ’74,Leslie L tor:AfterReunion,SusanStephens Wendy White writes she always - Turner Harrison Saunders Harrison we usually have two or them more of home. love all kids The the lake, and onlyis 25minutes from our other our time at Smithof Mt. which Lake hours aday. We spend the majority assisted living, but Igo for several mother-in-law. areboth They in and more recently my 98-year-old few yearslast caring for my mother myspent time alot especially in of eryone next May! er Kelly er ty O’Mallely Brunger O’Mallely ty had trip afun to Nashville with beach and Franklin. in In March I weso love at them having us the visit Libby (4)who live in Arlington, VA, two childrenhas Jack (61/2)and recently. daughterOur Brownrigg Londonin I visited our son Thomas eryone next year at our reunion. and amlooking forward to ev seeing to host you. SBC proud Iamso of outside Washington, DC, we’d love plan to remodel the master bath. the house kitchen. main fall, This I ing the pond and gutting/redoing overlook house little into our shop the horse shed/blacksmith in run This past finishedyear I remodeling are building our Buddhist sangha. renovating our farm. In addition, we ing the beehives while still number of Therapy practice, and we areincreas an Equine Assisted Mental Health office. Myspouse and I are building Fosterand Long Warrenton, VA, dential real estate career with the [email protected] Johns Island,SC29455 Drive 1437 HeadquartersPlantation Anne CogswellBurris 1975 Shell, in WY. RanchThe Hideout Lodge & Guest pan, and returned just from aweek at wedding followed by afew days Ja in she went to Thailand for a nephew’s distraction. Insuccessful February Dartmoor Forest and Bath a was March, but aweek’s trip to London, their 17-yr-old puppy, Millie, late in MBA. Wendy and hubby Paul lost starting her second Fuqua year of (as usual).(as Iamrestarting aresi Cece Clark Melesco Betsy Brooks Jones anyoneIf needs aplace to stay Karen Bewick . Ilook forward to ev seeing , Carol Brewer Evans Brewer Carol : busy Iamvery and , : Tomboand Cathie Gri Cathie Pam Myre : Ihave , Ellen Ellen Pat ------dy Andersondy Trainor Paris chez Mme Riviere. Isee in together time our of memories oke). Great happy with lots fun of ‘73/74 Melinda Wellvang (Mt Holy our fourth roommate from SBC JYF and Igot together Richmond in with Montgomery mater.alma This past spring, of president current as her troduce North Korea. proud Iwas to in Korea and the ongoingwith conflict members and about guests South She spoke to alarge gathering of The Woman’sClub in Richmond. introducing Dr. Meredith Woo at daily toswimming keep me healthy. enjoyalso working my in garden and something to Iused regularly. do I the workforce, re-entering women teering job in search counseling with Cashiers, NC, Iamenjoying volun ing time at our mountain place in tertaining grandchildren or spend law. When we are not traveling, en ment after 40+years practicing of Whitham. Whit enjoying is retire a been good has year This chez Jersey. Jersey. enjoying the shore life here South in than that, Iam working hard and She 1-year-old was July. in Other cious and baby luscious born. ever who the just is most and deli juicy my caregranddaughter, new of Cora, busy and young by helping to take my tomatoes for canning. salsa whelming me with produce! Iuse wonderful. My garden over veggie is horses Summer 2019. It’s incredibly to Iceland for my second trek on muching as Ishould. as Itravelled grandchildren. Ihave not paint been have everyone weso will close with movingbe to down Pennsylvania eldestOur daughter and family will tralian labradoodle. He smart. so is have puppy, anew Odin, an Aus Richard and Iare doing well. We near me southern in VA. other who alums find themselves us.visit I’d love to or see hear from we can so havedogs up to 7or more our firstis now Everyone withcomes September, duegrandson in is and ularly. exciting Our a second is news kids livekids close enough reg to us visit Fallsin Church, VA. The other three our son and daughter-in-law as well and her fiancéin Mt Pleasant, SC,as on weekends. We our daughter visit Last winter Ihad the Last privilege of Catherine Cranston Whitham Catherine Betsy Burdge Murphy Coni CrockerConi Betzendahl , Terry Starke Tosh Starke Terry and : Ikeep Libby Libby Ran Beth Beth ------: :

Cogs, remember the cram days of me: note,side reminded Catherine life, for which Iamgrateful. (On a constantremains a sustaining my in had animpromptu catch up. SBC Garden Week Richmond in and RyanKathleen Brunger October 2019. Iamthrilled! marriedwas Richmond, in VA, in have darling daughters. My third son happily divorced my 3sons and 2of into into Whitley ol Brewer Evans Brewer ol ville is a fun city. afun is ville We had agreat time fishing and scuba diving. land the in Bahamas for some spear on be South family will Andros Is dren make for fun! grandchil 5 Oregon.Bend, Having rafting with family and in hiking ing, Iamcross country skiing, river dens. While not working or garden the Columbia Green Tour Gar of My garden recently was featured in alifelong been has dening passion. University South Carolina. of Gar to enjoy fulltime fundraising for the cooperative! in See May you 2020!) 2018 magazine! The staffvery SBC is check again, Idid your notes get in Fall next year! Planning to make our 45th reunion possibleas playing with my 3horses. much Ispend as and otherwise time du Vin Utah, among other things) Horsemen Utah, of and Les Amis Back Country of member (board volunteerI amdoing lots of work Hadrian’s Wall. In my spare time, going to spend afew days hiking Chatham Nancy Haight for September in time afun with toer home. We did go to Scotland butChina, this year we stayed clos year Jim and Itraveled Europe and had ever time to go to the office.Last 3 years ago, and don’t know how I competition in Alaska. retired I also fun! Attached aphoto is me a in of mounteding in archery. It way is Three yearsago I started compet Saunders spring 2019with derful mini reunion in Nashville in pher?) Corresponding to deci Secretary lifeming onto a postcard for the class Cathie GreerCathie Kelly Mary Dubuque Desloge Dubuque Mary 2019,Thanksgiving the whole Hoefer MyersChris Beverly Heffernan Crispin Jody Anderson Wharton My have we come along way!! and Pam Myers ‘74. Nash regularly. bumped Ialso , . we’re things Among other (Secretary’s Note: Hey Bev, Betsy Brooks Jones and during Historic Historic during , Cynde Manning Patty O’Malley Ellen Harrison Harrison Ellen : Ihad awon : I continue continue I : : Iam , Car and ------:

appeared to aheart having be at hospital stay late in April 2017. I I expected due to anunexpected wound up retiring ayear earlier than Harbor near Richmond. tlefield sitesin Yorktown and Cold learnedI even some history at bat Richmond. and Gloucester in dens Virginia. We toured homes and gar spring to Historic Garden Week in trip with Jody and and to Pawleys Island, SC. Ihad fun times this past year on trips to DC Heather Gale MacLeod Ashley Randle AverellRandle Ashley the elegant Keeneland with Races at the VMFA; Lexington, KY, for ten lives and for the Hopper exhibit Richmond, VA, son Aus our where liveand beau in Callum Valladoid; 2020: Spain where daughter Molly onships. Ianticipate much travel in Cavaliers two national win champi highlight watching was our beloved ar sisters), friends and sports. The books to (thanks my Bri Sweet which we made adventurous with Durham long was and complicated, plant. The three-monthjourneyin ing acomplex bone marrow trans at Duke where undergo was Roger born atwas UVA, and Roger Iwere Hampton burned. While grandson early, day on tax before Notre Dame firstOur grandchild came 5 weeks crazybeen and monumental for us. Archives College in Park, Maryland. the at National conservator nior live Fairfax, in and to work ase as to Mackinac Island summer 2019. in and he surprised me with a great trip Bill continues to work banking, in Charlotte settled and seems there. children.lives Thomas and worksin ing grandparents to their two young family in Atlanta, and we enjoy be younger son Stuart lives with his to do something purposeful. Our like getting theI also house out of in Atlanta. Ienjoy the children, and ten at St. Martin’s Episcopal School seen seen home office in Columbia,SC. I have ty development consultant from my working ahousing as and communi May! ing you at all our 45th reunion in as ateachingas assistant Kindergar in My fine. family is I continue to work up and our SBC days. reminiscing enjoying the catching sites as well as Denise LynnDenise Montgomery Linda Lucas Steele HallLisa Isbell Margaret McFaddinMargaret Jody Anderson Wharton Kathleen RyanKathleen CLASS : Icontinue to ; PLUS see : 2019has a couple of of couple a : Iam and NOTES : I : I in in ------69 fall 2019 70 sbc.edu CLASS have babysitting been for awild Caperton Morton ‘84. Caperton along with Wendy White ‘74 and F the eulogies.of Ishared memories at whichrial Service I delivered one Mayin 2019for Bill Smart’s Memo Museum; and atrip to Briar Sweet Frida exhibit at Kahlo the Brooklyn threeseeing Broadway plays and the York spring in 2019which included Marchgal in 2019; 2trips to New thein Fall 2017; atrip to of Portu trip to Woodstock and Stowe, VT, managed to take awonderful road In the couple last years, of Ihave restaurants, breweries bars. and wine you’reif agourmet, excellent it has the Frontier Culture Museum. And dential Library and Museum, and eties,the Woodrow WilsonPresi by the served well historical soci this town,in and history buffs are stronga very and vibrant presence to return to Virginia. Thearts have place to retire, you especially want if and highly recommend anideal it as in August 2018. I’m happy very here moved afew days after my birthday consolidated one under account and the spring, got my financial accounts for and security Medicare social in on January ahouse in 2018. Ifiled where lucky Iwas enough to close ration for amove to Staunton, VA, and packing up my prepa house in Medicare. So, clearing Ibegan out contract and able be to apply for June 2018, when Iwould finish my to me, only I was going to stay till my doing job that was decided if appear like one. So, I immediately tack. It stress was that had made it turned out Ihadn’t had aheart at However, after tests, 5days of it long-planned trip to New Mexico. tack which caused me to cancel a inAlaska competing Bev CrispinHeffernan ’75 Celia Robertson Queen Robertson Celia NOTES : We We : ------Dixon in Richmondin and had supper to girl named Melinda. were us 4of All MontgomeryBeth Cranston Whitham Catherine Paris:speaking of Iroomed with Paris for Junior year together, and mother busy.us were in all The3 of keeping is Louisa her 101-year old nowadays mostly Staunton, in where News from amazing. SBC is July with President Meredith Woo. Cashiersspent late in in anevening westernthe mountains and NC of the Northeast. We ahome own in NYC and other historic cities in Nova Scotia, Glacier National Park, that is news we’ve traveling been to mother 93. at the age of The good died followed by the Mike’s death of mother, Mary Barrett Robertson ‘48, our lives the lately.been focus of My for many years. Mothers Our have grandchild! I haven’t sent any news seeing everyoneseeing at 45!Gulp! ing our breath. Looking forward to a grandchild or two...we aren’t hold settleces and down (28) will provide thatful Kacer (27)and Mary Fran and arts. fiber Mark and I are hope I amback to swimming, gardening horrific. was replacement shoulder and MedicareSecurity although the our town. Iamenjoying my Social in flooding a been There lot has of ing to stay here dry Pittsburgh. in things. Istill Code run 3 Associates thougheven Ihave back cut on afew Ihave been busy as ever Iamas us! age how time and flies gets awayfrom spring. am looking forward to our 45th next memories dated back to 1973-74!I gether this summer. Such Those fun! Betsy Jones,Carol SaundersandPamTurner Evans,Ellen mini-reunionNashville Brunger, for’75ers!Ltor:Patty Kelly, Cathie Ann South Malick Ann South Terry Starke Tosh Starke Terry Nan Stuart and Sarah DowdeySarah : It amazing at is our and anon-SBC : Isee : We are try regularly, Louisa Louisa - - - - - , planning to check bucketlist off family, enjoying the summer and and I are plugging along, visiting important. Life good! is decluttering that everything not is relationships, family, friends and For me, life about is this of phase our 25th anniversary in Vietnam. muchel as we can. as We celebrated spent Maine, in and Tom and Itrav rolenew aGiGi. as summers Our are are Nashville. in living all Ilove my Helen (2) and Nell October due in dren and grandchildren James (5), Nashville. My married grown chil in home new our and Richmond babies and travel Maine, between abusybeen 5years for us, weddings, next May at our 45th!) Nan,you, and we all to see hope you savedeven lives the ofmany. Thank and improved aided, certainly has ing Nan’s all this! life” “busy since SBC Note: Whew! I’m exhausted just read Hi todogs!! everyone! whole me see and story my as well as get theAnimal Cancer” and you’ll cer affects creatures. all Google“W5 founded on the principle that can promoting “One Cure” was which time spend and time, houses build I Indy car racing team. In my spare which an is (Bobby Rahal) Racing a NASCAR team, and with RLL partner with Stewart-Haas Racing, parts to help train students. vet I that makes synthetic (animal) body retail store, and Surgireal acompany co which apublic is safety equipment (neglect mals included). I have Kins else whoelse handles ani crimes against enforcement personnel and anyone professionals,animal vets, feds, law that responds to disasters and trains which anon-profit is organization Dorsey TillettNorthrup Gray Thomas Payne (Secretary’s : It has : Frank ------and Wendy Wise Routh and Wendy Wise Montgomery Burris,Beth Cogswell in NewYork City. Ltor:Anne July 2019lunchatTheEdition our townhome Corona in Del Mar! we were able once to again rent out another year and so. Fortunately, thatful we have decided to stay here and yachts by! It’s cruise wonder so men, electric Duffy boats, gondolas paddle boarders, kayakers, fisher tra time we have watching the boats, Newportin Beach and spend the ex rented an apartment on the bay front trees, we are the living life! We’ve our house with pool, big yard and that Billy and Ihave retired, and sold elect a new president! new a elect youSee ALL next May! We need to gray hair, and wrinkles memory loss! the next 15years, Iplan to give up art, grandchildren and 10 Inpounds! anddrinking cooking! Ihave added 15 years, Ihave given up smoking, 2021? Frank won’t go. In the last go to Antarctica with me January in Summerin 2018. Anybody want to andoff Alaska Canadianthe Rockies to reunion afun there. We checked coming and we are looking forward tember. Many Boxwood friends are ting married Flagstaff, in Sep AZ,in child and only daughter get be will fortunate these days. youngest Our items. We are healthy and feel very Patti O’Desdy Patti Maggard ‘75blowouthercandles! Patti TuckerO’Desky ’ 75 watchesLinda : Now - - - - - problem that was Europe expe was 45th wedding anniversary. The only Prague to Budapest to celebrate our on a trip the down Danube from swimming. Then Toby and I went involving tennis, golf, and sailing birthday. It great family was time went to Jamaica to celebrate my 65th We had two great trips. us 14of All are truly blessed! the community. Life and good we is work our church in and volunteer in a family trip to the Outer Banks. We and fishing. Every Octobertake we babysitting and alittle gardening from the Congo. We a do lot of and Platini and Chadrack are both law, Judson. from is Brazil, Larissa by my daughter, Megan and son in (21/2).Raelynn wereAll adopted Platini (10), Chadrack (8) and lastly (22), Thaxton (12), Ashlynn (11), We now have six grandkids: Larissa and I are both retired and loving it. dren, 2to ages 12. family time with our 6grandchil thedown Danube! We enjoy our riencing adrought we so were bussed far! far! And that’s news! alot of butwaii you don’t have to travel that covered Ha like in just being lanaiis room. Come extra-large Our visit! with King and bed size private bath great! We have agreat room guest and September 92in shebe doing is grandchildren. My mom going is to No yet, weddings fortunately so no ly course, exhausted. is Of not me! Novemberin to Maui! Phew! Bil and finishing the travels this year pedition ship Venture in September; ter; Alaska aboard the Nat Geo ex NM, in August to our daugh visit thedown River); Rhine Santa Fe, Lucerne including ariver boat cruise dam, Delft, Germany, France and (Paris, Barcelona, Majorca, Amster babies; 5weeks Europe in in April Bay to the see gray whales and their Cancun; Baja California’s Magdalena muchel so next year. We’ve to been New Year’s Resolution not is to trav traveling much so this year that my we like our apartment living. We are I are traveling alot! Another reason to my genetic background) Billy and (seriously,am part gypsy according tasting. It super Ole! fun! was As I Oh, did I mention we had a tequila celebrated her birthday on our lanai. This year Carroll WatersSummerour Ann WesleyRamsey Bonnie WaltonBonnie Mayberry Linda PooleLinda Maggard : My life : Jerry Jerry : ------:

I have enjoyed having the US Seniors group we travel with. (sometimes together) and have loved January 2020. the lovely Caroline Nevis, in Estill in Garrett, finally is getting married to youngest Our 10 and under! child, with 5 grandchildren, full is ages allows me to play and bridge golf at Imaketown as my hours! own This boutique law firm. It’s thebestjob in time bookkeeper job as for alocal the course. golf I’m still at my part- workI think, his most done is on of ing with Wells Fargo Advisors, but, work loves still Lon good. is general remain your faithful scribe. Life in Beth happened just to town! in be NYC July in when both and Cogs gomery swell Burris got together with again Perry Burden spring. Ispent aday with the Hampton East Seniors in the in she and husband Rocket played in I saw the summer. in north up the surf in Floridain during the blizzards and you(thank Lexie). Istill love being them of some meet and nominees luckywas enough to the most see of daughter works Lexi for them) and ally even bettereven weather wise. Ihad looking is spring, summer great and Aspen, Colorado, life so good! is His offices in bothare Houston and slowing but down still practicing law. tic and Iceland in August. John is We had awonderful trip to the Bal biking and playing this summer. golf — skiingdo this winter and hiking, Colora in home our at more time retirement.dom of We are spending December andof amloving the free from 43years banking at in the end Ann, she thinks she lives aboring life!) area! stay anyone the night the in if ever is wonderful place to visit, and you can quently while at Stratford Hall. It’s a Gingersee Upchurch Collier ‘72 fre thein Northern Neck Virginia. of I ment with Stratford Hall Plantation ten! enjoying Iamalso my involve friends are less, seen but not forgot time goofing just off. OtherSBC laps, play bridge and spend quality gomery afront row seat at the Tonys (my Rick and Iare playing some golf, And I,

Kathy WilsonOrton Wendy WiseRouth (Secretary’s Note: According to Ann WesleyRamsey for alaughter lunch filled in in Richmond. in We swim Anne Cogswell Burris Anne Cogswell in Charleston in for ’s mother’s funeral. We Beth Mont Beth Beth Mont Beth Anne Cog Anne : I retired retired I : : Ihad a when when liter Jane ------, NYC with July,in Wendy and Igot together in Perry Burden into town for the funeral of WiseRouth dy I enjoyed aday June in with We are looking all forward to 2020. ceiving treatment. state-of-the-art she re as good is prognosis very is toddlers, her 2 of mother young a but her attitude stupendous. is As March.in Her challenge tedious, is with breast cancer (HER2Positive) (married to Will) diagnosed was October.in Daughter-in-law Katie expecting her second (and our #5) Billy (1). daughter Our Carrie is (6),Thomas Birdie (3), (2)andBen beautiful and happy grandchildren: thein Charleston area. We have 4 nate to have our children 3living onceleast aweek. We are fortu so [email protected] VADanville, 24541 862 MainStreet Peggy Weimer Parrish 1976 she the is immediate past president Chuck). known be as JuneAs of 1 Henry Gallas akaCharlie to (never and her husbandlas Mark: Charles we ever find we ever the banner?) to who all seeing return! (Note: Did Reunion45th Class to mark pleasure to this. do Everyone needs and encouragement. It truly is my contributions thanks and words of nection. Ithank you each for of your tions help to the solidify SBC con alumna. Your class notes contribu ence both astudent as and now an to thankful be for my SBC experi alumnae accomplished. Icontinue people are astounded at what SBC thealumnae all time, and each time erence Briar Sweet and its powerful Ashley Hall School for Girls, Iref President the of Alumnae Board for and no longerzone!! aflood in As cart ridea golf to the Country Club much be we closer will as to town, house.ing anew We are excited so downsizing,is and Lon Iare build Kiawah Island, SC. While everyone Ramsey spend time with will lunch.a fun-filled September,In I mid-May to daughter Sarah Gal her firstis grandbaby born in was Melanie Coyne Cody Melanie Coyne at my niece’s wedding at May 29-31, 2020for our Beth MontgomeryBeth ’s mother. again Then when she slipped slipped she when . Ilook forward Ann Wesley ’s big news Wen Jane for for ------has just been through been just has alengthy eval to report. She news troubling some Memphis where they bought just joying our place the in Ozarks and doing the travel en bit between in husband Bart are both retired and as usual and at down as Tryon well. as attry Fair Hill CCI October 4*in cross-coun fence judging busy stays Spencer-cat who alovebug! is Karina still trail rides, and her 3+year old 28-year-old QH “Angus” who she her September. has in still She WY, going to Red Rock anf Ranch Jackson in out Hole,vacationing and dance. tooker college, in like art and theater, thoseto take she classes some of nev skiing, some travel fun and achance for health, good and hiking lots of explore/experience. grateful Karen is that generation to the best places to Parkin City, happily and will direct MN. Her second daughter lives also now lives CT, in and her son lives in lightful grandchildren. One daughter with SBC grads. two de Karen has she so cantions UT reconnect in love to know who lives/vaca else welcomes classmates, all and would Parkcalls City, my home, UT and bine some pleasure with business. Viet Nam soon, and hopefully com going be to Southwill Korea and look at other import options, we so and the tariffs areus making China our business importing of flooring, and husband David are working on mare, and are trying again. Karen pion junior (4-year-old) fine harness ing that she cannot do! there’s because love some her noth feeling dejected and tired. Let’s send uation for transplant akidney is so year they were world reserve cham with my fine harness mare. Last show season, success and having is that horse she the in is of middle progress. progress. involved and not wine much alot of fartheirso planning sessions have the next year friends; with agroup of hope to take atrip to South Africa in Thompson. She and her husband Director of Talent at Wunderman sheedge still as toiling is away as VP role, it almost threw her over the While Melanie really enjoyed the the of Woman’s Evanston. Club of Debbie MutchDebbie Olander Schless Karina Strauss Karen Adelson Margaret Milnor Mallory Virginia Spangler Polley is still enjoying is CLASS write write now now has has and NOTES ------71 fall 2019 72 sbc.edu CLASS few days. garet comes to Virginia to for visit a Teesie Howell Costello see see well.as Next month Ihave plans to Samp Schneider Graham Schoenig liott youngest son Alexander and days New in Orleans my visiting thian, VA. returned Ijust from six Tyler Midlo in College Community teaching accounting and law at John for the it in Spring issue! Iamstill we’ve have had, to will so make up late; these are the shortest class notes forogies out sending the notice so after graduation. St.in Louis, where remain she will certification to teach, her getting of Daughter Cecily her in final is year for the workplace. autism tioning pare young adults with func high pre helping of the mission support attract some serious grant money to Houston,in they have managed to a fledglingis nonprofit organization thoughand even nonPareil Institute Norris the is board advisory chair, ting ready to move on to design. level tute Houston, writing code and get enjoying her work at nonPareil Insti management. Daughter Katie still is andals assistance with collections ple to still seem want art apprais anoffice/businessas as well, peo as and the doggie. It still function will with,deal now it is Norris as just house, much smaller and to easier ing ahouse next to her current [email protected] VAMidlothian, 23114 Ct. 451 Dunlin Dee HubbleDolan 1977 ployed! or grandchildren, everyone em is that while there are no weddings house.a new Margaret reports Hoping she may aJersey sell or two ‘76 daughter honored was by FFA. look great! Keedie Grones Leonord’s ga Scully ‘78 many times. all They Osinga Branson ‘75. Ieke See Osin tures thanks to Dowina and Nelly to SBC for Sweet Weeks and lec 2018. of EnjoyedClass many visits Walked graduation (finally...)with on Little Natural Owl Farm in VA. As for me, please accept my apol Norris Judd Fergeson Linda Uihlein Margaret Milnor Mallory NOTES (1977)came along writes: Happy Happy writes: when Mar and is build is JoElla and El ------to agrandmother be Daugh again! but not the in house!” The cottage, the house, with “one the house, on Manywinds!) trees came at down water! (30+”as rain and Cat 4 of did take on some damage, well as house and cottage (Topsail Beach) September, the last ence both but Simmons and ride horses often possible. as as CA Deb continues to real sell estate makes me laugh!” When home in “As always, Yauger looks great and Yauger got achance to catch up with Atlanta to visit Whitney, al, et she ter, Brooke! When Deb went to celebrate a2nd birthday for daugh Weidner wife were and his about to summer, while youngest son Peter daughter McLean Lee Callie early in in (living Atlanta) welcomed their terhusband Whitneyand Alex gardening or simply personal R&R. at my farm for work, internships, for my farm. Any SBC’er welcome is [email protected] Square,Kennett PA 19348 820 Waverly Road Suzanne StrykerUllrich 1978 might traveling be nearby. Place Young nearby including friends, looking forward to any seeing SBC the over, wedding was Barbara was celebrations.” the wedding of Once to have alovely spot to host some onding Aug. 17. were They “excited time for their daughter Sarah’s wed theget all renovations completed in little a just There was motivation to home and NC in Hartland, VT. time this past summer between so…we’ll get right to it. parentsloss of and travel for many, ing the fall! cooled and down everyone enjoy is now Ican only hope that things have Iwon’t well…so as complain! By rience the heat the intensity south of here PA. in But Iknow from expe outside have abit been oppressive our class notes the as temperatures grateful to care taking inside be of would rather outside, be but Iam Elizabeth PerkinsonElizabeth (Perk) Deb Klein Davison Barbara Behrens Peck There were and weddings babies, Typically, Iamaperson who who came by to meet Callie. survived Hurricane Flor survived , and anyone who else was excited was Lauren Lauren spent spent Anne Anne ------tackle the more some of challeng around the world! Not only she does continues to many log hiking miles February, Prize of winner Amer was Neptune,” past this out came which book poetry, of “Intersection on to aprolific be writer! second Her and many other SBC ladies at the re it to alittle over 17Kfeet. Lesson oxygenlack really is of tough. Made Octoberlast (“survival the being key, anEverestsurvived Camp Base trek other the in also world! parts of She ing trails here New in England, but subscribinginthe suburbs.shtml ). suburbs.shtml subscribinginthe (http://www.versedaily.org/2019/ book published being at Verse Daily. htm ), the the in with one poems of ularculture.com/prizeamericana. icana (http://www.americanpop the company.the Burbick Owenby ’80, who founded tage, and gets to work with Carolyn Coldwell Banker Coast Sea Advan She technology with new used! is mitting that she loved learning the real selling estateis her in area, ad Perk spends time her in garden, and Briar girls!” When not on the road, W&L guys out numbered the Sweet festivities. to that believe the“Hard ’80 were there also for the weekend ’80 and Julia Grosvenor Sanford er ’82, Thompson Cari Clemens that Friday, and Mary Ames Book ’80 and Perk gave aBride’s Luncheon (W&L)!” Owenby Tish Ralph Tyler Carolyn Burbick Owenby ’80, and “40 years the in making” between trouble spots back by taking roads! ablewas to her around talk the traffic didn’t work PA!” in Luckily, Suzanne admitted that her “Southern GPS the many initiatives on campus. Perk Mary Pope Hutson ’83, discussed ident Woo attendance in was with the show Memorial Weekend. Pres sponsored Junior Rider Events at ception held by Briar Sweet they as able to head north up to The Dev ocean priority! taking Perk was on the railing, looking out over the now, well is with time for feet up were properly sand-blasted! All theand porch some of furniture fith ’80, Dolan ’77 and Grif Dennison Claire Mimi Borst Quillman her first and ableclass!”) was see to competingwas (“She ribboned in on Horse Show where her niece Nancy Robinson Lindberg Nancy Robinson Donna Gigliotis Lee Gigliotis Donna Perk able was to attend a wedding Suzanne Stryker Ullrich Suzanne , Dee Hubble continues continues ------

Behrens Peck’78 ’78andBarbara Quarles Doolittle ’78,AnneTaylorStryker Ullrich Mary PageStewart’78,Suzanne Friends ofArtinBaltimore. Ltor: Lindberg ’78inSudtirol, Italy Mary Lewis’76andNancy Ferreria ’78inLisbon,May2019 Armando andJamieMurray Vermont Show Quilt forthe inBurlington Vixens other Lauren PlaceYoung ’78andafew ’78, Babbitt Cassandra Smith way Sullivan loves her job working with special Cathy, while daughter Catherine continue to work on their house near celebrated afirst anniversary and Christen and husband Peter Grote doing triathlons.also Daughter and summer, Canada last in while School,Law after studying abroad continuingwas at Western Michigan Golterman Horwege.ald professor, former German her Ron Carol able also was to reconnect with GriffinLu Litton business last spring), spring), last business whensee she came to Nashville on Ann Polson-Slocum to keep up with old classmates its faults,book has but what a joy ready to go dancing again! “Face Marchin and reported that she was Carolderful! had a replacementhip GREAT grandparents soon? Won are us perhapssome of becoming bottom line…Can you that believe have sibling anew December!” in So, tober and we are excited that she will fall! Youngest, Rylie, turns Oc 4in to spending be Friday nights the in ball, we know so where we are going playing HS in football and basket lovely fiancéeKara. senior is a Evan Logan, our eldest grandson, and his celebrating the wedding next year of ajoying and is we look forward to certificate! “GrandparentGardener gardens after receiving Master his ic site gardens and other community gardening at state skills parks, histor his volunteering busy stays but tired beach!” Husband Tim officially is re “thinking wistfully retiring of to the business, International, Cassel but running her marketing consulting lyst Greensboro, in NC. while third son, Alex, a data ana is a nurse with the Red Cross CT; in Newington, CT; second son, Tim is – eldest, Andy, apolice is officer in retirement!” threeAll are sons busy Nancy tries to to mind his “bend nock Community Hospital, while Mike continues to work at Monad gion.’ When not with Nancy, hiking cation a in and remote re ‘beautiful Mary Lewis ’76, spent va ahiking she, husband Mike pal, and hiking Austria and northern Italy) where the Sudtirol, Italy (border between Nancy went on awonderful trip to tudes the in future!”) More recently, learned hike that at lower Iwill alti From St Louis Carol Baugh WebsterBaugh Carol writes that son Woody , Becky Evans Dane and afew more.” Cathy Mellow (who Igot to Jane Hemen is still is Sally Sally ------, challenging project,” restoring anhis Mark are still working on “a and fun 10th with AmericanBankers10th Asso September, marking as well her as on anupcoming first anniversaryin on weekends. ing pre-school and baby/dog sitting Heller, everyone so come visit!” converting extra all rooms into Hotel tention moving anytime soon. of I’m big for 2people, but we have no in town,in definitely our house is too across town. both“With living girls ground running, moving furniture turning from the they the hit cruise in Atlanta immediately so upon re younger daughter purchased ahome bit cold for year! that Their time of Katherine remarked that a it was spending nearly awhole month. the fjords of Norway past this June, for another but this cruise time to year, Katherine and John signed up New Zealand and Australia last spoiled around on aSeaborn cruise the southeast well. as After being were to several weddings attend in southwest some more then! There tossedwas around, to explore the next year the so word ‘glamping’ spine conference that in area again they were young!” John another has placesning with our children when wevisited those never believe stun tional parks for the first time.“I can’t Grand Canyon and other area na where they were able to explore the to go to the southwest (AZ, UT), ences. This past year she ablewas confer medical attends he when gets to travel with husband John August! get to Sweet Work Weeks this past year,union last she hoping was to the year.of While Ieke Re missed it finished andoccupied by theend along and they are hoping to have are still talking!” are Things moving toric Simsbury, building in CT. “We tic, CT, to the Wooden Boat Show cious, lively 96-yrold aunt, and Mys tripsas to “west toTN my see pre around Notre Dame football, well as ciation. Long weekend trips revolve Cathy started another teach year of vacation Minocqua, in WI, before looking forward to their summer for 25years. “Yikes!” Everyone was where Cathy acounselor been has Catherine’s help at Burr-Oak Camp the Run/St Louis. Cathy appreciates needs children and coaching Girls on Katherine PowellKatherine Heller Ieke Osinga Scully Carrie Ruda Carlsen Ruda Carrie and husband reflected still ------Gamper ’78 ’78andMaryGoodwin Parsons’78,SuzanneStryker Ullrich Hamiltom Checking outBaltimore MaryGearheart’78,Muffy beehiveswith trip toaduderanch Bobby, ’78,andCarey SuzanneStrykerUllrich JohnsonFleming’78ona Youree ’78,Michelle Paula Brown ’78,LizWilliams Kelley ’78and Hostler DevonHorseShowinMay at the PerkinsonSimmons’78 ’78,DeeHubbleDolan’77andElizabeth Ullrich ’78,ClaireMimi BorstQuillman DennisonGriffith ’80,SuzanneStryker time!” are They well on their way talked, ate“laughed, and had agood with hubby Lee, where them the 4 of husband, Michael, for lunch afun Garrison busy!” She got to see in good is “Life D’‘Big and oh, so to travel.” the water it’s hard to get motivated suchis tranquility with ahome on together!” Carrie reports also “there marriage commuting is downtown services. So, the romance first-year of had providing been pro-bono legal eran’s where Consortium DC in he role executive of director for the Vet flunked retirement and accepted the (There reallyis a Mystic Pizza!). Jim Melanie Bowen Steglich (Los (Los Angeles, CA)and Mary Moore reports - thank goodness it keeps me involved for the Dallas Markets. love it and “I World Trade preparation Center in friend with her showroom at the Melanie continues to help adear Bishop trails at the 7RRanch! ridinghave been horses even on the and her wonderful all adventures! I Now Ican like be my birthday —oh my —what fun! venturesome! got a kayak us for “Lee anie feels she become has more ad grandkids one day!” With age, Mel World Book record with the most pa Steglich the may win Guinness before that Grandma and Grand their Taiwanese kids. have shared “I grandchildrenwith seven thanks to is definitely is laughing at me!” Ann Thrash Jones Drusie Hall Hall Drusie - - - 73 fall 2019 74 sbc.edu CLASS forth to Michigan to family see and another busy year traveling back and ed over adelicious lunch instead! her many beehives! We sat and talk chance to Mary see G. at work with laughs and fun, and almost getting a on coast her east excursion! Lots of ParsonsHamilton Stryker Ullrich zanne ing. Every day Saturday!” is schedule and reading, reading, read thein yard, enjoying not a having retirementyear of meant has “playing ing to the FL. Maggie’s heat of first time Brevard, in NC, before return ley, anight Lexington, in with some south, through the Shenandoah Val meantparticular visit a slow ride for this north interesting!” Driving Alex. with Rowan“Visits are always daughter Megan and her husband granddaughter Rowan (3), and in August meant more time with can! Go Navy!” Another trip north packs on their backs? Because they to 14thousand feet with 70-pound John Marine and his buddies climb which involves skiing! would “Why — basically altitude high medicine MountainWarfare TrainingCenter medicine courses at Marine Corps ing winter and summer mountain JohnSon aUSN is corpsman teach wonderful way to spend aSaturday!” many hours over coffee.“It a was area farmer’s market, and then spend Janet Rakoczy times. One trip allowed and Maggie get away from the FL heat some Gordy Laurent Maggie daughter, Alexandria,in living VA, with with spring able Mary was to catch up any filling ects sparepast time! This proj improvement home care, with areain schools and part-time elder teaching computer coding part-time the endAugust. of Mary stays busy returning to Champlain College at general store for the summer before and BBQs.” Son, Cobi worked at the ing boat up between rides, chores upstate in Lake Raquette NY, “rest can many!) so union party at the farm!” (Neither tioned “Can’t next wait till pre-Re VA, for aweek BVI in and men real estate company Lexington, in were able to break away from their definitely good!” with the Fashion Industry. Life is With a daughter, and grand Katie Renaud Baldwin Renaud Katie Mary GearheartMary Toni Brown Christian NOTES Mary Goodwin Gamper to spend time at an when Muffy was wrote from in and is able is to and Jim has had has Muffy Muffy , Su ------Suzanne Stryker Ullrich Suzanne convince convince In June Isomehow managed to had a SBC summer! “wonderful Michelle YoureeMichelle Hostler Brown Kelley friends, for her 45th school high re BC, to her granddaughters! visit looking forward to going to Victoria, mother’s her estate,settling was but eventually!) She care still taking is of Cassandra’ssome of there quilts seeing be we will would(I imagine wonderful seeing quilts! dayfull of timederful at a B&B, and dinner a Festival. Quilt VT It a won was for the and quick to visit go to the Place Young Babbitt fly when you are retired.” granddaughters too! Time sure does ily. times fun and babysitting Lots of and atrip to CA to daughter see Em get-together with the AK girlfriends her dad’s 97 years life. of a great “Had and to the Outer Banks to celebrate an Alaskan friend’s son’s wedding union, trips as well to as Mexico for — each way!” Cassandra for driving over 5hours memorableso Thanks and fun! so to B&B, the meals and shopping “were moreeven special!time Their at the Cassandra at the made Expo it Quilt traordinaire, stating that having Cassandra –our Quilter-ex own marked on the wonderful time with Hamilton ParsonsHamilton just longjust time…)” Well said, Liz! these old friends (well, not OLD, it to means me to spend time with funny how the older Iget, the more McKelway Gupton on the Chesapeake Bay with a relaxing was sailing weekend of memories!” A week after that there memorable trail rides and SBC fun ranch! fun, Lots of great scenery, by to spend afew days on adude and able to see year! In March and April she was atrip she of tookwind this again couple days later with Wiederseim Borst Quillman great time with dinner having Stryker Ullrich Suzanne then spent a few days PA in with win Gamper Suzanne Lauren PlaceLauren Young From Maine Liz Williams So, that brings me to Mary PageMary Stewart wrote that she and . In June, visiting while Carey Johnson Fleming met in Burlington, VT, followed by lunch a Anne Baldwin Mann , and Jack, as well as Mary GearhartMary and Cassandra Smith stated that she ~ What a whirl and Hank. “It’s Meg Richards Mary Good and Bob also re also . Whata in FL, FL, in , Lauren Lauren Mickie Muffy Muffy Mimi Mimi Paula and ------, some cooking classes, and olive wine city and nearby islands —including free to truly experience the much of — locked at aconference, but Iwas Athens, Greece. Poor Rick hotel was to explore, most recently aweek in Rick give me also great opportunities tripsSome overseas for work with time to aside catch up person! in to the day that we can truly some set near and far, always looking forward always phone lots to of calls friends beforefor home. off taking There are who were kind enough to include me friends her meeting and shod being laughter flowing through horses Bishop Hall Drusie allowedvisit time Nashville in with days Pendleton, in SC. Another Fleming seeing included trip One seen! ever largest I’ve asparagus gardenTheir produces thesome of tian Brown bara Behrens Peck Griste Russell Lexington, VA, to see thein south well. as Stopping in AL we get the chance to many visit crab cakes, by the way!) group. the (Mary makes best some of Griffith ’80, and other inladies the Stewart Quarles Doolittle in action!in Catching up with ing. It great to was those see ladies Friends the of Arts had their meet ableI was to Baltimore visit when spring, past This SBC! from friends alwayswith tryingvisits todear in fit Rick, with work on excursions and grandkids (Laurel, 3, and Leo, 2) I end up traveling to and kids see next!be Suzanne!” You know never what will upcoming events and working with with our Sisters of ’78, planning try. “Lastly, touch in being fun so it is the Nordic biathlon and cross coun al medaled PyeongChang in 2018 in forto qualify the Tokyo 2020. Kend tionally the in paratriathlon, hoping trainingis and competing interna apara-athleteon her journey as who to follow her niece, Kendal Gretsch, me laugh!” Muffy’s family continues regularly, “and she continues to make at home, Muffy sees ly moved from Norfolk, VA. When strong Yauger ablewas to get together with the Atlanta area for awedding, she With our youngest Madison, in As for me, like many so others, , Francie Root ’80 and , , Claire Dennison as well as and David for acouple of Jane Lauderdale ArmJaneLauderdale and Jim always is fun! , who had recent just and , Carey Johnson who kept the kept who Cindy McKay Anne TaylorAnne Toni Chris Mary PageMary Ann Ann Bar Sue Sue ------Muchmore Cooney and SCand at our reunion with and PA. daughter Our and husband with our 4grandchildren NYC in Irwin time! Hugs to all, Suzanne know how you are doing all next touchin with each other and let us Stayteaser! tuned!) the of Class 2020! ’78 in Yes, that’s a wives. (Oh, what store in lies fun for college and friends (Lehigh) their with SO many laughs with Bob’s tle to see home, Rick and Iwere recently able spectives with ‘the locals’! to Closer toderful share some interesting per nata’!de Great fun, won and also get the wonderful coffee and ‘pasteis fishever! and clams And let’s not for where the we had freshest some of and then to alovely little seaport Armando took over all us Lisbon, Murray Ferreira thatlights trip seeing of was Portugal. the One many of high we were able to travel to Cascais, the archeology amazing! In was May the thehiking caldera! rim of And from us preventing not temperatures Santorini, with the cooler February I were able to spend afew days on to there be Luckily, well! as Rick and ladies visiting other ‘just happened’ therewas for ‘team building’ and the at the Acropolis by chance when he tastings! oil We were able to meet [email protected] Great VA Falls 22066 1136 SpringvaleRoad Anne GarritySpees 1979 overseas river next in year. cruise and Germany. Hope to get one more Jerusalem, Greek Isles, Italy, Prague 4goingpast over all Europe: Paris, year after traveling with Dad the a blast. Staying close to home this Tour Colonial in Williamsburg. It’s home. Inow The do GhostOriginal keting about 3years ago after moving night. Iretired from law firm mar with with fun-filled year. Spent vacation time to leave the in him house alone over my 94-year-old Dad and don’t like class reunion this year. Itake care of and Bob Bethany in Beach, DE, So, for now, to stay remember Betsy Byrne Utterback Amy Smith Sally Bensur Sally Ann Sells and all of you! busy been and I’ve of all Anne Taylor Quarles Doolit : Did not make it to . She and husband , Louise WrightLouise : It a was in FL in Jamie Jamie Julie ------from work and, always: as near hors my sister and her amile kids, half to— 5miles my parents, to 3miles great little houseSaratoga in Springs got the charges dismissed. Anoth looking at 15years prison in and I for professionally. me My was client and Amy Smith Maine, along with 5dogs! to in fun with us have everybody way too faraway for be me but will Oct), 1in be live in Atlanta. That’s and my grandson Braxton (who will mond. Hunter, Son wife Jillian his Church Hill neighborhood Rich of da and her husband Eric live the in to studio. his My daughter Melin he across walks just the breezeway Dean’s commute shorter; even is St. Catherine’s, work. still I where we renovated, astone’s throw from Dean and Ilove the in living house been herebeen Boston in with Wayfair keting at Bombas Socks. has Chip Manhattanis mar and director is of Boston. in also oldest, Our Kate in Ear. Peter girlfriend and his Katie are surgeon at Massachusetts Eye and Megan and Phil! Phil anENT is granddaughter Charlotte, thanks to near us, most significantlylittle our Cod. We have the three 5kids of thein summer are mostly on Cape and Istill live Concord, in MA, and life as best as possible.life as best as blow like that but I’m the living good when Ivisit. You don’t just get over a I can visit Taylor’s grave at Arlington great husband.DC and live in They to my daughter Victoria and her es! A grandmother twice now thanks bono independently as an attorney. an as independently bono elementary school and work pro Work Weeks in August. Istill teach productivea very few days at Sweet proved there no abuse. was Spent abuse anursing in of home and I 15forms clienter accused of was back home. recommend it; always great to come my sister Debbie Hill Bogdan ‘73. I Weeks last August. there Iwas with the days! painting, traveling and working fill tennis, decorator.or kayaking, Golf, tinue to work aresidential as interi Bluffton, SC, last year where I con Coast trips well! as We moved to whichare LA means many in West Leslie ForbertLeslie Miller Aimee Kass Aimee Lauren McMannis Huyett Judy WilliamsCarpenter Beth Bogden TetraultBogden Beth Aimee Kass Aimee in in Williamsburg June in : It’s year agood been at Sweet Work : Have a a : Have : Isaw : Bill : Bill ------: Hudson as well,as we visited so some historical features the area history of abit of a finish work-in-progress novel that 40th wedding anniversary. Ihope to to Charlottesville to celebrate our ter reunion Lawrence and Itravelled the in battleherself to save SBC. Af Senate. Teresa more than proved Teresa Tomlinson is running for U.S. News from that Georgia is our own great to SBC thriving see at reunion. Junior Calgary. of League analytics. I’m active still very with the anITconsultantas focusing on data minutes away and works Calgary in anti-trust law. Andrew (30)lives 15 a corporate lawyer, specializing in prosecutor wife Kate while his is ronto, working anassistant crown as Jim married (33)is and in living To our SBC Reunion! meminded of reconnected after many years —re at the cottage and everyone instantly UniversityQueens and their spouses Leigh’swith three of buddies from er! We hosted 40th amini reunion great time playing Frisbee the in riv out here this year but the had a dogs Ottawa River.boys The couldn’t get tario, at my in-laws’ cottage on the ping up 4weeks Deep in River, On husband and Leigh Iare wrap just great everyone seeing at reunion! My Club? for anannual lunch at the Colony by Dearborn Choremi Dearborn Palm Beach occasionally; and see see that awaits them at Briar. Sweet I affordable tuition and the experience MA. Ilove telling juniors about the SBC at college fairs in VT, NY and am on the Ski Patrol. I advocate for me on Bromley Mountain where I hikes year round) you find can also the Manchester section, and lead (caretakers the Long of Trail for The Green ClubMountain board on mybut serve hospital board, from Vermont WoodPellet Co., to good life been me. has I retired play tennis. alot of tial). amloving golf, Ialso and still job as a decorator a residen (interior as job Cambridge and Iamstill loving my at aPharma COO Bill is company in on amovie Iceland in this summer. grad school London in but worked and currently design set in to goes for 3.5years. Susan, our youngest is in NYC. in Anyone want to join us Karen Jaffa McGoldrick Susan AndrewsCruess Katie Ewald Brooks Graham Maxwell Russell and Holly Cros Harrison , Kelly McBride : Vermont: : It was : It was Joanie in in ------in largein part to my Briar Sweet Ju ing trips.ing an empty nester. LOL! Labrador retriever, you really aren’t is, The news good you have if a75lb. her desperately! miss know we will excited about her big adventure, but her before orientation begins. We are and some do power shopping for weso can play all tourist together her over taking be aweek earlywill September. My husband Keith and I Stversity of Andrews Scotland in in her “fresher” year at “Uni” at the Uni kindergarten. My daughter begins teachingof firstgraders, but love Orlando.in Ienjoyed my eight years teacher at charter anew school here ing my second year akindergarten as to NYC. exandria while moving her daughter winter, Becky as through passed Al Becky TrueloveSymons Arabian gelding. Had with dinner abeautifulthe 15year-old family: George UVA ’75. New member of ebrating 30years marriage to of and dining. delicious sea-side What quia’s finest for gathering, cocktails their amazing restaurant into Be to the island and proceeded to grow years ago, Drasi and moved Kevin andKevin Drasi Carr ‘78. Three adines where we visited our besties, trip to the beautiful in Bequia Gren turned from an amazing Caribbean toSBC alum-fun share: We re just wonderful to have nearby. him Some now is er San in Diego, and so it is fromor visiting over. all My broth ily either here living Southern in CA fam blessed of with agrowing pod Palmin Springs. Wendy and Iare welcome! atour and as visitors guide serve are close to Kensington Palace, regularly happy city. this fascinating in I’m back to Atlanta to family see but am 25 yearslast London. in I still get worked Europe in since 1990, the nior Year France, in lived I’ve and have camping done alot of and hik retired, has also them and the two of oftenher I wish. as as Her husband staydo touch in although Idon’t see Prudence Pitcock Saunders pond where Lawrence often canoes. to Canton, GA, and back up to a farm in Alpharetta, GA. We moved practice. We horse beloved our sold sites. Lawrence retired from law his Piper Allan Severns Piper Allan Saralee Cowles Boteler Cheri Harris Lofland Harris Cheri Robin Behm Robin : Life good very is : I am start : Thanks over the the over : Cel and I ------2019, our fortieth, beyond was fab was relaxing,was and rein energizing minute!every Isay, we, because it enjoyed our time together and loved ulous. We felt the years melt away, —a phenomenal—a time! good places and wonderful friends new share their all the favorite in joy of to together,a gift be celebrate and Portugal, inOctober2018 Wood Algarve, ’80,inthe Fuller GrayLovejoy’80andKim Sally ’80, L tor:JanelHughesWiles Birbick Ownby Ralph Ownby(groom), Carolyn ’80 Wiles granddaughter ofJanelHughes Wiles, Louise Starling Thompson Clemens Ames Booker Ralph), Tish LongestTylerRalph), Tish Turturro Perkins Simmons Ashley WilsonBrook ’ 82 ’ 81 andSandyMeade ’ 80 (bride), Elizabeth 80 (bride),Elizabeth ’ 78 (behind CLASS ’ 80, Mary : Reunion : Reunion ’ 80, Cari NOTES - - 75 fall 2019 76 sbc.edu CLASS your news! your thesee latest.everyone Thanks for class Facebooknew page, on log so Cadwallader everyone know that their first (a child babygirl)in Jan who live close to us, are expecting that our daughter and law, son in York River and are extremely thrilled Reunion! Tom and Ilove life on the great the all seeing ‘79ers at our 40th Scotland! planning her upcoming wedding in busyly be became engaged will so adietician. as NHS She recent and Edinburgh in works for the School and my daughter Emily lives Jonathan ateacher is at the Nysmith ing the areas homeless, middle son berry kind, beautiful and happy. There love immeasurable. is She brave, is ter. Scott becoming is Skye. Their not with ason but with adaugh summer, last home drove she VT picked up her child from college in family!” adorable and addition afun to our a 9-month-old grandson is “who ter, Annie Keech Callahan ’81, has [email protected] TX75214 Dallas, Apt. 21 6269 OramSt. Myth MonnichBayoud 1980 at the helm. capable hands with Meredith Woo campus looks wonderful and in is those who were not The with us! Loved everyone seeing and missed vigorating. This special. reunion was roommate, joy various get-togethers with SBC on the calendar. We continue to en trips 2018so in to AZ are always moved from Richmond to Phoenix 2020.uary wife son Our and his and learning to play Bridge. Her sis Chip, retired. is playing Mary is golf that Washington and hubby, Lee Bethesda, MD, at anon-profitserv cruise. My eldest son Justin works in possible,as most recently aDanube have loved it. much as Ido traveling at reunion! Iretired year last and Spees Nancy White When When Cindi Little TownsendLittle Cindi Mary Callahan ArnoldMary And for as me, NOTES and husband Neal. , us Ilove many so seeing of Florence Rowe Barnick Susan AnthonyLine Susan is administering our asked me to let Jeanette Rowe Anne Garrity : It was writes writes ------

Swearingen-Edens year last ed on to Louisville see our classmatesthat afew of descend show NJ. in cently saw der Thornton der bara Wesleybara Bagbey Thomas with Thomas 60th birthday celebrated was St. in SweeneySinks Shooting! Jeannine often sees Leader for GRITS: Girls Really into furniture. sheAlso aNJChapter is Center, end high fabrics selling and the out Philadelphiabased of Design side sales rep for Lucas Alexander Princeton, NJ, and works anout as union!! Looking forward to our 40th re Phillyin with the psychoanalysts. Parc Philadelphia in when she was summer. Tuchel to Krakow with forward to abiking trip from Prague child and September in are looking areThey expecting firsttheir grand townhome Inman in Park in Atlanta. husband and moved downsized to a with with a week Portugal in October last for Journey House.agent spent She workingis part–time a travel as with Briar Sweet classmates! this decade visits includes lots of and 1girl). says Lind that she hopes with their 6th grandchild (5boys son Bussey with with that she had a delightful reunion Briar and with them. run She writes lessons learned from Saving Sweet she graduated from) can take the ing that Hampshire College (where Hughes Wiles plenty wine! of laughs and fantastic of food…lots time together…beautiful country, College! she could have attended Briar Sweet change didn’t come about sooner so ever. And Florence sorry that is this class’ love and support more than and her family look forward to our their family she writes. Florence challenges be forwill Skye and for and Faris Hoffman Schley-Ritchie Georgia Ginny Faris Hoffman Jeannine Harris Davis Lisa HeisterkampLisa Davis Kim WoodFuller Lisa Sturkie GreenbergLisa Life writes good is Carol name) (last Sally Gray Lovejoy Vickey Richter Clarendon and her this husband Chas Jill Steenhuis . were They just blessed Lillian Sweeney . , in Philadelphia. in The .great had a They True Dow-Datillo Catherine Flaherty Flaherty Catherine Laurie Newman .visited They , says that she . Jeannine re Lisa SchneiLisa Lind Robin and at anart , lives in writes writes is hop is Lillian Ginny Ginny and , Janel Bar Liz Liz at at ------, During this “empty nest” year, Iplan ation June, in my first time to Asia. happy to there be for Rose’s gradu and now is working there. I was High School in Yokosuka, Japan, Daughter, from graduated Rose to Japan summer.returned this businessin management and has by graduated from Virginia Tech settled Seattle. in Daughter, Shel lahan her easy laugh…I will miss her. miss laugh…Iher will easy away.passed her miss voice I will and nior Year, Cynthia Stanford ‘82 had this year that her roommate Se of possible. Ginny had word earlier together with your classmates when Schley-Ritchiegia Highland to hike around with that she going is to the mountains in bon trail tshirt. Ginny writes also ports” stamped for bour aLouisville bourbon distilleries to get their their to get distilleries bourbon “pass Simmons ’78andMaryAmesBooker’82 Perkins Ownby ’80(bride),CariThompsonClemens’80,Elizabeth GrosvenorJulia LongestTyler Sanford ’80,Tish ’80,Carolyn Birbick Martinez, the Nicaraguanperfectgamepitcher. the Martinez, release U.S.Embassy-sponsored eventforthe bookaboutDennis Taylor ’80andEvangeline Sandra Padilla ’00connectatEvangeline’s Catherine “Cackie” Mills Hou writes that son Connor is this summer. Get Geor ------Jim are busy. She working is at Le that life and good she is and husband business trips. This year, Phyllis maritime lawyer who takes the best worldwide. Husband Brian a is an event on the teaching future of tank, FutureEd, recently hosted Georgetown University. Her think in Washington D. C. working to Jim next winter. forward to going to Patagonia with July.the end of Michele looking is heading to Duke Medical School at at Mass General Boston. in She is Hopkins then spent ayear working Daughter Jane got her master’s from town. He and Sarah areto off Paris. Charlie abartender (33)is down CT and her Mom turns 91this year. nox Hill Hospital.in summer They location. to my sell home and downsize, any in Phyllis WattJordan Michele Baruch Jeffery Baruch Michele is still is tells us tells us - - line has an18-year-old has line son and we Nicaragua. Evange in embassy the Taylor cie Root at ISNetwork. seen She has from TCU and working is Dallas in writes that son Felipe graduated visit with with visit Santawas Fe where we had agreat stops our paintbrushes. of One our New Mexico exploring the area with Newman Tuchel rie after the farm. that her husband at looking 78is shop she to used own. She tells us tirement and helping is out at flower tions this past Spring. past and She this tions she entered four juried art competi visit. er Villa Portugal. in October,last reunion! and humbling. you See at our 2020 empowering tremendous, been has port and prayers from the Class ’80 effects.of The outpouringlove, sup ly tolerating treatment with no side through June thankful 2020and is for 3 weeks chemo every infusions currently scheduled remission. is She breast cancer in April after a10-year she surprised by was arecurrence of OUR reunion next June. Can’t WAIT to see you ALL at during aJuly 4th family reunion. brated her mother’s 90th birthday and Lincoln, NE, where they cele trips to New Orleans, Jackson Hole Max the Brittany. Amy taken has olis. got They a puppynew in April, basketball tournament Minneap in Virginia pals during the Final Four connected with some University of Lamphere bell Emily Quinn McDermottEmily Quinn together with with together land studying Buddhism. Phyllis got mont. He spent Thai summer in his sophomore at the University Ver of andscreenwriting. film Son Jakeis a College Boston in in with adegree Miranda, graduated from Emerson and Hawaii. In May, her daughter, alongtagged to with him London July. July. Simpson Stover Motka and Sandra Rappaccioli Padilla Silky Michero Hart To celebrate her 60th birthday Annie Ivey Leonard Judi WrightNoel Our fearlessOur leader, Sweet Briar Sweet 2000works at Janel HughesJanel Wiles in in Atlanta and on the Eastern Shore in Shore in theEastern on Megan CoffieldMegan Lyon Sally Lovejoy Lisa WardLisa Connors and writes that she Kim WoodFull spent aweek in Ann Connolly is enjoying is re Amy Camp Amy writes that writes that Evangeline rented a a rented came to , Cindy Cindy Fran Lau . ------,

Lisa Sturkie GreenbergLisa Lockhart with conenecting and had abusy yearschool art finishing Laurie’s paintings have includ been at Lisa’swas lake house in Alabama. Fruehauf beach house.beach spent the day with her family at our [email protected] MD21401 Annapolis, Five ParkPlace,Apt.408 M. Claire McDonnellPurnell 1981 weekend with PAthe mountains of to enjoy along a was reunion all trip bestto The of London. and ica, CA; Asheville, NC; afew trips fun as well to Santa Mon cluded friends visiting and family as themseeing often. Travels have in helping them get settled and love lotte Feb. in and we have enjoyed catching up with the of Class ‘80.” look forward to Reunion May in and lis Volk with with from Prague to Krakow. A reunion forband a2-week Chas cycling trip band Steve joined and Laurie hus reunion! nearly 30years. She hopes to get to with British been has Airways for lor for 41years this September. She married be she to will Patrick Tay year. several exhibitionsed in the in past roommates enjoyed this year visits from my SBC Hope. Good She of Cape the and imprisoned was dela for 17years, Town, Robben Island, where Man Boulders Beach, and exploring Cape game drives, at the seeing penguins fishingin 400-year-old fishing traps, Africa June in which included spear spent anamazing ten days South in the Holyof Rye, in Child NY. She high school Alma mater, School ebrated 15years working of at her and grand-horse) relocated to Char and her husband (and our grand-dog Carol writes “Our daughter, Chrissy, the pool, traveling and with family. retirement time spent with lots in of been “downsized,” enjoying is atrial Charlotte, NC, and, after having Laurie Newman Tuchel Laurie Susan GentrySusan Taylor Toni ArchibaldSantangelo Carol Hays Hunley Leslie Ludwick BiresLeslie to New York and says, “I , and Lisa Sturkie GreenbergLisa Jill Steenhuis Silky Michero. Hart Vickie Archer Tinsley Place is living in in living is writes that and hus and , Martha Martha has has and Hol cel ------

husband Tadand Momberger Houston, TX. Iget to see Felicia says: and Istill live in “Bert asenior atbe Texas A&M this fall. daughter,youngest Catherine, will ral here design Houston. in Their launchedand has abusiness flo in Washington University St. in Louis middle daughter, graduated from Applied Materials. Dahlgren, their in Austin, TX, for anengineer as the University of Texas and works son, Their Austin,graduated from and with Bert theirelling children. fromnews Sicily where she trav is to the Dress. hosted by Monte Say Durham of Yes the most recent atea/ fashion show have had fundraisers, a bunch of off.taking Only 2 years old and we is Empire, British the of Daughters my women’s charity group, The Faust Williams dance, old and new, including hostesses). friends atten in Lots of PurnellMcDonnell hosted by friends and family ( an amazing surprise 60th birthday getting divorced. news: Good had while fun it lasted.”was consulting anew role Ibegin as —it stone birthdays! The trialsoon,ends mile our celebration combined a of thy Stoeffel with with few months,ery and Ienjoyed avisit Briar friends!” year. Iamalways happy to Sweet see Maggie McCarthy StoeffelMaggie McCarthy ’81andDaverecreate a1983photoin2019. ArcherVickie ’81andTad Imbrie,Carol HaysHunley’81andTom, and Felicia Nelson Baker Kearsley Rand DJ Stanhope Martha Freeman Brousse and husband Dave for who lives in Austin ev . More news: good has been has running writes: Bad news: Bad news: writes: Maggie McCar Maggie was one of the one was of Jane Losse Jane Losse sent her Claire Lori Lori last last ------McNulty Chewning, George in Alec married adarling girl, Claire organizations and travels with hus many volunteers and non-profit friends. Hugs to my all classmates!” Mainein and travel to England with visit family to someto taking time off yearsof and looking Iamso forward the year. It’s busy avery couple been third at Fort before Irwin the end of Base,Air Reserve stand up a and will added asecond 2018at in March I had one center at Ontario Airport, two years. Iarrived 2017 in “When Southernin California for the past the Inland Empire Bob Hope USO ster Cotterster grandson, Samuel Jonathan Fox.” however the is our fourth arrival of Glasgow.versity of biggest Our news abroad at UT Austin from the Uni niece, Jessie, a year who taking was a couple days afterwards with my Dallas wherein able Iwas to spend stop-over on my way to aconference Abbey and Daniel. My a was visit der, wife and his their two children, week NYC in with my son, Alexan Tiffin writes: “InEaster April Ispent makingFrenchthe art of macarons. Rum. In January, she took aclass on night the in Arabian Desert at Wadi thein Dead and spending the Sea Petra,dan visiting mud taking baths grandchildren. travelled They to Jor band Trent children visiting and Texas. Have seen Phillips ‘80 and family came from in Beaufort,in SC. Beth Newberry town, SC, this June. are They living Tiffin Hartman Fox Stirling Cassidy Smith Cassidy Stirling from Columbia, SC, as Elizabeth WebElizabeth CLASS works with : son Our NOTES ------77 fall 2019 78 sbc.edu CLASS Camille TaylorCamille McDuffie Brooke Davis In Jacksonville, I always see Lou Shore does ieu as Winship ‘82. havethey also aPlace at DeBord Roberts Greene ’81inPortugal ’81,JaneTerryNan DabbsLoftin ’81,MayCarterBarger ’81andAllison HartmanFox’81and Tiffin Trent inPetra,Jordan with family and friends. blessing our marriage and aparty of son’s Birthday. We celebrated with a our 25thwas anniversary and Car ren Moore Miller ‘72. Baltic In Sea. July, we took afamily occasion on a Viking the of cruise week, Carson and Icelebrated the were attendance. in The following Michelle Martinez Quattrocchi ‘82 Theresa LangeBlane Allison Roberts Greene Roberts Allison NOTES . In NYC, see Ialso and Consuelo Jane Terry and War : May 1 1 : May Julie - - - , great experience.” friendsseeing old and new. Always a weekAug. of 10. I look forward to at SBC for Sweet Work Weeks the port, MA. Lelee writes: be will “I ily’s cottage on Cape Ann Rock in stop afamily trip was to John’s fam program.Chautauqua Their next summer cottage and enjoying the in Monteagle, TN, opening their Jubilee!amond our class turning 60enjoys their Di and fishing. I hope everyonethat in trips to Hayward, WI, for relaxation time! We have enjoyed acouple of trip to Park City, UT. It afun was Lelee FrankLelee Hazard spent June spent - - - Pricey, engaged is to married be in McDowell including friends, celebrated her 60th birthday with Richmond. She in living still are a beach a few just steps is walk away! world much so when easier Iknow Beach. It makes my CPA working loving beach life New in Smyrna rolled again” when times, great friends and hilarity due visit todue visit SBC.” fall, include which along will over to several campus out this east visits Nature abounds! Looking forward tected wetlands, cornfields and trees. country surrounded again by pro are totally enjoying out living the in erty we purchased spring. last We spent re-landscaping the acre prop key this year. been The has summer day which thankfully was kept low- says that she “celebrated a60th birth with their assorted kid-couples. Pam husband, John, time spend alot of and She Consulting. Educational le business, consulting Valadmissions keeping up with her growing college join the military as apilot.” as thejoin military to teach, and son to Addison off is JamesSouth headingto is off Korea al business graduate program, son Dublin’sUniversity of internation Imbrie parents: Annie finishing is kids, however, continue to impress Imbrie any impressed kids. Imbrie member the time last Imbrie parents lol.” Vickie writes that she “can’t re writes to her dad “you’re famous now wards, daughter Annie Imbrie ’14 book. Almost immediately after then recreated and posted on Face Carol’s 1984which house in they themphoto the at 6of of evidence they were together, Tad brought Vickie can’t remember the time last Pennsylvania. of tains Although Moun Endless the in together get and her husband, Tad Imbrie, for a Hunley Hays thy Stoeffel of building a house!” a building of ball! Bobin says: “We’re the in middle Kappa Delta and loving SEC foot the University South Carolina, of a Daughter, Ginx, arising is junior at ing the summer traveling Europe. a BFA effects andis visual in spend Rowdy, graduated from SCAD with Susan Clay Russell Sharon Miller Resener Pam Wood Valle Vickie Archer Bobin BryantBobin Williams . Susan’s oldest daughter, and Dave invited and Tom, and Vickie wrote that “good Maggie McCar Maggie Barrie JeffreyBarrie has been busy been has and Fred : I’m still ’ son, ’ son, Carol Carol ------loving my research and patients.” real estate Seattle. in I’m at Penn, and Carlen developing is commercial Campbell applying is to med schools more year or college for Wylie and with Doug. Boys are great. all One that she “just celebrated my 35th after stints and Chicago in Mem Roanokein for the past 26years, husband Whitney have loved living June 2020. Susan writes: con will “I nia VossRyan Old TownAlexandria. phen more frequently over in dinner attended. that and her Cammie husband, Billy, Carolina this fall. Thesameschool school at the University South of SC. Her son, Luke, starting is med a hospitalist is Conway,Cammie in where they had catching fun up. Susan Clay Russell icebergs and glaciers.” saw bears, eagles, ahumpback whale, ural beauty in amazing.Alaska is We and mother-in-law June. in Thenat I went to Alaska with my husband the do and afriend ride will with me. Cure October. in My daughter Libby and plan to another do Ride for A tinue my involvement with JDRF easier. She enjoys getting to see that atransfer being parent much is Island over Day. Labor Barbara says and spend the week exploring Block Barbara and drop Doug her off will their entrepreneurial business major. businessin and excited to pursue Smithfield,in RI. interestedis She ed to transfer to Bryant University Sophiebusy decid this summer as artwork July,of in Fairfax, in CA. ongoing role. had Quinne ashowing projects. She currently is an seeking experience doingbeen user research Interaction May in 2019and has her master’s Human in Computer seeing our boys NC.” in enjoys also Ellen and her husband when Leo visiting seeing Charlotte. Always look forward to attorney anew is who headed is to Ft. at stationed pilot Hugh Bragg; III, an is “Whitney Army helicopter phis. havesons Their left the nest. SBC friends when their paths cross. when she comes to town and other Ellen Hagan Brown Hagan Ellen Chris O’Leary Hawk O’Leary Chris Sigrid Carlen Veasey Sigrid Cammie Bethea Mills Barbara Bush Cooper Quinne FokesQuinne Daughty Hagan Godfrey Daughty Hagan Nina Brown MacDonald and her husband Ste just completed completed just at the beach and her complet writes: writes: is very very is visited visited Ta ------

additional networking leads the in interest talent in management. Any various talent agencies pursuing her Iris currently is with interviewing with aBA philosophy. in UCLA a recent graduate Cum Laude from is VERY her proud daughter of Iris, and touchin with PurnellMcDonnell hopefully connectshe’ll with thein Adirondack Mountains where her family’s rustic cabin woodland in Woodstock, NY, and managing house weekend their renovating time News.Daily spending now is She friend’s column at the New York tic abilities aghostwriter as for her to test her astrological journalis completed an amazing opportunity Upper West Manhattan. Side of She in Charleston,in SC. by Harold Topper White.live They granddaughter joined (2)is Ellison Daughter, Liz, and law son-in- Nick, welcomed their second grandchild. Winston-Salem, NC. just They ing River and we ate the best food ever!” private the we boat cruised as Douro drals and villages, had lunch on a ing to fado, toured amazing cathe port inof the evenings while listen Valley. May says “We enjoyed aglass laxed at aperfect spa the in Douro visitedLisbon, They Porto and re from aglorious week Portugal! in and Roberts GreeneRoberts hospice nurse.” over. I Then plan to workas a again near them when this adventure is Biltmore House. We plan to settle son Tom aninterpretive is at guide Buncombein County, NC, and my thechairman Democratic of Party the Alaska Highway. My son, Jeff,is not,If have to we will backtrack on tosailing Washington on Sept. 2. the ferry strike over is before our ing the Alaska Highway. Hoping the Yukonand Territory, complet across the country, through Canada less and unemployed! We’ve driven and are anRV in for now. Home husband“My and Isold our home ly Fairbanks, in AK. She writes: abreak taking is current and is oncology/hematology May. in She ed 14months anight as nurse in and husband, William, live in Liz SeacordLiz Ansley McKenzie Brown May Barger Carter Stephanie Stitt Fitzpatrick Jane Terry Lelee Frank Hazard is still living on still living the is have returned just , Nan Loftin Dabbs . keeps also Liz , Allison Claire . Liz ------

6th decade! are happy and healthy entering their ping! She hopes her all classmates playing keeps plenty her golf hop of Instagram. Her 2-year-old lab, and she posts photos her paintings on of with her art —mainly pastel, and banking division. Molly still busy is Fargo the running Northeast private celebrate. John still with is Wells fi Coast and Naplesin October to they are atrip taking to the Amal in April on the same very day and husband, John, turned the big 6-0 munity greatly is appreciated! days with Georgia. at mater, her alma the University of coachesalso women’s club lacrosse mercial real estate in Atlanta and daughter, Brooks (26), com in is they each see other often. Harriet’s sultant and they live Houston in so ulia Avoltini. He asoftware is con wonderful young lady from Italy, Gi 31-year-old son, Walton, married a make alittle trouble.” Gillio Biaocco weeks and several times ayear married be 37 yearswill a couple in who Ican’t Bud and I get enough of! fall. Ihave 3beautiful grandchildren forning pups alitter later of this MountainSwiss and Dogs amplan showing horses to showing Greater have switched my attention“I from on asmall horse farm. Sharon writes: town, NJ, where she and Buddy live moved from Long Island to French ty). theAll 1981.” best to of the Class cha and Siyaz (three pups and akit Rosapets Velvet, Beau Bidik, Chin School, and caring for our precious with myue work at St. Catherine’s grateful they live nearby and contin Washington, D.C. Sarah says: am “I practicesLevent law at Jones Day in port &Company Richmond in and worksadults Lale now; at Daven Her children and are Levent Lale Educator at acounty public school. with her amazed workah is anEL as Sarah share ameal occasionally; Sar Smith Bolling Stuart Mary Will on the the night blackout. of ” in Yiddish with her sonthe Roof this July and attended on “Fiddler Los Los Angeles area from the SBC com Harriet Harrison Leavell Harrison Harriet Molly Garone Davis Sarah Martin Herguner Sarah Martin Claire McDonnell Purnell McDonnell Claire Sharon McGrath Gardner Debra Kertzman and Iget together to and her in NYC in spent 5 : John John : and Joy Joy ’s ’s ------thing college,thing biology/ to study and Maryland to this fall pursue every starting is at theginia University of communication.out Daughter Vir kept from us completely being with UK, about 6weeks later. WhatsApp Lucia and arrived Portsmouth, in 60-foot Starling.departed They St. 10on Rubicona group of 3Sailing’s transatlantic voyage. He sailed with he checked a bucket-list item: off a band Earl continues to sail. In May, nate communications, hus retired and speech writing. While Icoordi script production, design, graphic public relations, media, social video Frederick,of MD. Ikeep busy with information coordinator for the city manager/public communications lins news. grid.the off Thankssending for your for nowas off we aresigning headed SeacordLiz Adirondacks. I am hoping to see Long Lake, NY, the the in heart of NYC. these Iamsending notes from University May last in living and is ter, Liz, graduated from Fordham English and history. daugh Our Mary teaches 9th and 10th grade husband, Paul, live in Telluride, CO. MD. daughter Our Mary and her and Iare in still living Annapolis, [email protected] Brunswick, Md.21716 15 Tenth Avenue Patti SnodgrassBorda Mullins 1982 in Ecuador Carol SearlesBohrer Valerie daughterEmilyvisiting ’82with Youree ’82 Patti Snodgrass Borda Mul : my Ihave third begun year as while we are here. Iam ------are proud to now have 6college grad University South Carolina. of We Clemson, and our daughter from the this year.of boysgraduated The from our triplets from college back May in and Icelebrated the graduation of chanical engineering. Wish me luck! Working on amaster’s me in degree the at fall Colorado State University. work and attending grad school in get it fixed. thereknows adisconnect, is if let’s time were slim to none. anyone If a few updates here. this Responses sponded, Iregret you read will only is trainingis to anendodontist. be Our Birmingham, AL, while her husband working aphysician as assistant in oldest Our degrees! daughter is uates, whom have 2of their master’s zoology. Grateful for those who re (W&L ’14) Farright:PriceBohrergraduation. at herHawaiiPacificUniversity of Carol SearlesBohrer ’82,Emily, daughter the Dixon’82with Alice Libby Lee Gantt Castles Lee Libby Polk Green : I’m good. Busy with with Busy good. : I’m CLASS : Guy : Guy NOTES - - - 79 fall 2019 80 sbc.edu CLASS celebrated with amother/daughter for her graduation! Carol and Emily favorite Aunt to Emily there and was in December. uated from High Point University grad Emily, daughter, Her mond. Price (W&L ‘14) works Rich in exploring the Windy City! Her son the week. It adventure afun been has Jason, now works during Chicago in several non-profits. Her husband, Greensboro working on events for golf. of lot youngcrowds of people and play a our granddogs, enjoy cooking for have no grandchildren yet, but love master’s sports in management. We on aranch; and one getting is her scaping; one is in Wyoming, working a horticulturalist, working land in rightwith us now. triplets One is of teacher and behavior analyst living Third is a education special child scaping business Charleston, in SC. oldest engaged aland son is and has husband, Paul Bobbie SerranoBlack’83andher and sister-in-law FrancieRoot’80. mother-in-law MaryAnnRoot’53 her Headwith onHilton together wonderful SBCgirlsfamilyget- WrightLeslie Root’83enjoyeda Carol Searles Bohrer Searles Carol NOTES Alice Dixon is busy is in is like a is - - - - are on her website, gaybrowne.com. toxic world. tour Book signing dates protect our increasingly yourself in environmental health and how to out, available on Amazon. It’s about With“Living A Green Heart,” is have tois well. fix. all Otherwise ined kitchen floor still whichwill we its life and leaked, resulting aru in contractors. Then thefridge gave up which anightmare was and took 3 got the flat done, our house roofs of celebratedbe October. in We finally Germany. Two more will weddings US for afew weeks and then back to ny. Ibrought my mom back to the mythe niece Germa wedding in of ard, Alexa, Julius and Icelebrated erie Youreeerie light spending aweek with was Galapagos and Quito, but the high trip to Ecuador.visited They the travel and weddings. In May, Rich and Eleanor husband, Tolly, daughtersAnnie Wendy ’83andher ChapinAlbert Bahamas Miriam BakerMorris’83inthe MacKenzie Chaskes’83,and ’83,LeeAnne Cope Morrissette DreyerGillespie ’83,Melissa ClareDeCamp ’83,Ellen Dykes Pope’83,MimiKitchel Virginia ClausBuyck’83,Bet ’83, Rothschild Winn Jewett Gay Kenney Brown Kenney Gay Monika Kaiser in Guayaquil! in : This is a year of is a : This year of ’s book, Val - - - - - wrote from Tromso, from Norway,wrote where ing a specialty travel company. She 23-yearmagical own experience of addressing climate change. advance the cultural sector’s role in and nowseums works globally to and continues to consult with mu sons Taylor (29)and Parker (26), GHG emissions. She near is her for her, that family is AND reduced where is adise you choose it” and [email protected] Columbus, GA31906 1896 ParkDrive Virginia ClausBuyck 1983 Islands, words but her in wise “Par the natural the setting Hawaiian of Sarah appreciated so her time in discovering the Pacific Northwest. Oahu to Tacoma, WA, and loving is 25th anniversary in Paris with their daughterRachel’20. their anniversaryinPariswith 25th ’83andherhusband,Robert,celebratedtheir ByrnePartington Melissa Gretchen Wulster ’83) Millar Cameron (daughterof Millar ’83) and Lucy ChapmanMillar (daughterof Peyton Millar Amy Boyce Osaki Sarah Sutton Sarah has relocated has from continues her her continues

- - - erstein ’82. Bouchat enjoyed keeping up with Sutton Sarah Amy looking is forward to seeing — daughter Helen asophomore. is parents auniversityas of student and enjoying the experience new are celebrating 30years marriage, of her Dolomites trip! Amy and John this year. An on was SBCJYF alum to Patagonia, Dolomites and China Holidays trip, and leading is trips she leading was aMountain Hiking Peterson and reconnecting with Sarah Sutton ’83 Sarah Sutton Chapman Millar ’83 Chapman Millar WrightLeslie RootandLucy and and Becker Claude Wass in Seattle, in and has Marijtje van Duijn Marijtje Val Johnson Desiree - , are busy with Harvey, their active, gust forgust ariver on the cruise Danube. ’11, are headed to Hungary in Au including daughter Caty Waterman Committee. Diana and her family, and on her County’s Republican Republican FederationWomen, of year president the as Maryland of publican Party, for her second serving involvedvery with the Maryland Re at the Alumnae House. zie Chaskes bank Hutson catching up with happywas to return to Briar,Sweet While— loved in HS-C! VA, she lookingis at colleges in VA and NC Inc. Little in Rock, Blair’sAR. son analyst equity ajunior is at Stephens, from the Charleston College of and Her daughter graduated just Raleigh a wonderful week beautiful in Maui. to come She and recently visit! spent MA, and welcomes fellow all Vixens cow across the valley! ing she needed to from get milk a at all, fear not, by say she signed off you think that Deirdre changed has a natural environment. And lest better educational opportunities and withchildren afuture filled wedding, rageously navigated life anew for her their family, but Deidre cou very has a time beginnings and endings of for issues. The past few years have been icals, pollution and health related about environmental matters, chem She speaks on several radio stations the citysmall in Ecuador. south of children Loja, in anice, cultural, whale. to watch Lolita the semi-blind killer ly to visits the Miami Seaquarium torturing by Elena insisting on week Orleans, Miami, in and is Sebastian returned has Olivia to live New in and savor the cold weather. Daughter topelago watch the Northern Lights City, City, Circle, to the Svalbard Island archi are going to the Norwegian Arctic andElena long-time partner Kevin on her toes 24/7. To escape the heat, She loves her job which keeps her likebeen moving to another galaxy! this move would easy, be but it has thought Elena South America, from officer with Miami City Ballet.Being Miami, development chief FL, as Wendy Albert Chapin Diana WatermanDuffy Blair Redd Blair Platt Deirdre After 37years New in living York Elena Quevedo Elena and other SBC friends friends SBC other and , lives Marblehead, in Lee AnneLee MacKen lives with her three Mary PopeMary May relocated to and Tolly is still is ------speech pathologistlanguage for Roa the Maryland Jockey Club, and An daughter Eleanor (22)works for broker with Chapin, Davis. Their from real estate and Tolly astock is standard poodle. Wendy retired is mischievous, sweet, 1½year old the festivities. dance at the again Boathouse during — Rick and loved Mason getting to graduated from Briar Sweet May in the country. daughter Their Emma great,is travel fun with lots of across James Graham Brown Foundation and nationally, and says life at the volunteerof board work Kentucky in could the be lots ONE! does Mason renovating —it’s again possible this nesters and have and are downsized life. and Mason Rick are now empty her she gonemost has on andof off on Cumberland Island, GA where two wonderful weeks with family race horses 2019! in October. Hoping for success for their forward to aMediterranean in cruise and City Planning. are They looking UPennat Historic Preservation in workingnie (27)is on two masters Ware Gibson Ware count. She keeps touch in with she happy is her bank and ac is so child graduated just from college — Laura’s skills. communication last corporate coaching to help people’s Charleston, SC. She private does and training firm(Mixonian Institute)in skills communication boutique own ebrated the her 10th anniversary of Francie Root ’80. Mary Ann Root ’53 and sister-in-law Hilton Head with her mother-in-law familySBC girls get-together on She returned just from awonderful grandchildren often she as as can. Jacksonville, FL, to children visit and husband. Leslie travels to Texas and with hiking, biking and golf. She keeps up their travel, time with lots of skiing, retirement in Telluride, CO, filling 35th anniversary. are They enjoying band are happily celebrating their well as working as well with graduate level forward to opportunity this new as at Radford University looking and is tion anadjunct clinical as supervisor accepted also has apart-time posi this year at asmall rural school. She noke County Public Schools, starting Laura Mixon Camacho Rummel Bennett Mason Leslie Malone Berger Malone Leslie Leslie WrightLeslie Root Lucy Chapman Millar and Elena Quevedo Elena and her hus works a as just cel just and her spent spent Mary Mary . ------to their visit daughter Cath Rachel Briar House! were They fortunate 10th class reunion front Sweet in of side note — Robert proposed at our 25th anniversary Paris. in Sweet her husband Robert celebrated their chat with him, alas, you can’t always pool. Bobbie didn’t get achance to there, and Mick Jagger at the was the Rolling Stones were staying also the only ones at the hotel, turns out Janet Shepherd. Lewis weren’t They where they had a mini-reunion with were recently in Amelia Island, FL, students. Leslie and are Kevin en tle Woolleytle Clark Swoope Clark and grabs lunch with Anne and joy getting together with with together getting joy the region. Melissa and Robert en the vineyards and touring towns in time in Bourgogne, cycling through SBC Junior Year Paris, in and spent erine ’20 who studying was with and granddog. occasional from visits their children the joying “mostly” nest, empty with age group the in country! the sixth fastest female her in runner noting that her 12-year-old niece is five yearswith extendedher family, in Wrightsville Beach for the past school. enjoyed has Ellen vacationing Robbie continues to excel high in with aninterest astronomy, in while Community Collegeginia this fall, Andrew will attend Northern attend Vir will Andrew Andrew and Robbie are 18and 16. and enjoys making. jewelry Sons recentlyhas joined alocal art club enjoyingis several creative outlets — associate at J. Jill Fairfax, in VA. She NYC the in fall). #6 coming to NoHo (downtown Upper Manhattan, Side of East with opened location #5this week on the Bakery. with Levain run just They and wonderful night. for Peyton’s wedding —anamazing the Voltage Brothers were the band at their wedding! And to top off it all future husband John (Ken’s brother) married Ken, and Gretchen met her Lucy’sone of bridesmaids when she —Gretchenspecial this was was the in was wedding. noted Lucy how Wulster Millar Peyton’s May. wedding in beautiful photos from their daughter Melissa ByrneMelissa Partington Bobbie Serrano Black Serrano Bobbie Ellen Chaney WebsterChaney Ellen Pam Weekes Lucy Chapman Millar and her husband Doug when they can. ’s daughter Cameron has hit a hugehit has home Anne Lit Anne and Paul Gretchen Gretchen is asales is shared Blair and - - - - - schild thank you! August. Mary Pope Maybank Hutson to playing Linville, in golf with NC er Morriser Spring with Bet, Bakersin Bay, Bahamas, this past at at visit. Had a wonderful mini-reunion “home” to Wellesley several times to Boston this summer, Ihave so gone My youngest, Brooks, interning is in and family are Florence, in good SC. year. area after graduating from Duke next and their son hopes to return to the est daughter lives and works nearby, local schools.underserved Their old aliteracyas tutor and art teacher at thestill in Bay Area and volunteers to Thailand andBelize. Graysonis children have joined them on trips The latestscubais diving and their traveling and old renewing hobbies. are empty nesters and have busy been get what you want. [email protected] GA30305 Atlanta, 2590 Woodward Way NW Louise JonesGeddes 1984 things looking positive so on campus. ident Woo and were happy to see Mimi Kitchel DeCamp Kitchel Mimi in years!”in people seeing fun she hadn’t seen incredibly special! She had much so mon bond SBC, in which she finds tion for our classmates and our com wrote that apprecia she adeeper has our 35th Reunion: ments from classmates who attended loved back being at SBC with Class all of us were us impressed of all with Pres fun, the campus looked beautiful and reunion May in 2019. Everyone had came us back30 of for part of or all a GREAT turnout to Reunion as I ampleased to report that we had for Reunion, generate enthusiasm anticipation and work helping to and gone! After many months of Gillespie DreyerGillespie MacKenzie Chaskes Bet DykesBet Pope Loved hearing from many, so Virginia Buyck Claus Grayson Lane Harris Here the are com afew just of Our 35thOur come Reunion has , Melissa Cope Morrissette . I’m looking also forward Ginger Davis Reynolds Jewett WinnRoth and ’s beautiful home CLASS , Debbie Debbie Jones Miriam Bak Ellen Clare , : Work , life life , Work : and David Lee AnneLee NOTES in in ------,

81 fall 2019 82 sbc.edu CLASS der Kastorff. Richmond sen Beth Hy er Becton Hannah Becton Alumna awardAlumna at Reunion! Cheri Yates thatwas our own two couldn’t make it to campus. work and other commitments these Richmondin aday early, but due to who us arrivedup with agroup of Baker Brockman liams Wickreliams Klimt dy Hyland Warren dy ham Brown Courtney WarrickCourtney Cherna “Skip” Pierce Kohlenberger Cash Mays Cash Chris Svoboda Chris Papadimitriou “KP” Kathleen ney Parkerney Hartline Gotfredson look all making us good! its glory.its reallySBC is brought being back to 2014,in and she pleased so that is campus looked much so better than ing, thought the She Reunion. at friends and laughing, always laugh reported greeting on the old joy of special. and on anSBC trail really ride was 35 years back ago! Being at the barn from friends and fond memories by suchin abeautiful place surrounded that heartwarming so it was to be and appreciated loved faces new seeing at reunion 1984classmates.of She especially beautiful campus. sibilities while back being on our life’s of all a renewed feeling of pos 40th! forward to everyone seeing at the (or better)! She already is looking exactly the we 1984 did in same as one. And she loved that look we all out on the Carson porch with every or not. She really enjoyed hanging eachknew other back well the in day to catch up with people, whether we Nubbe campus soon. again Patsy looks forward to returning to listening to her at Convocation, and by President Woo and really enjoyed beautiful.so Patsy impressed so was blessing to the see campus looking cial treat to back be at SBC and a Camille Mitchell WingateMitchell Camille cluded: , Cathy Toomey Gregorie Some bigSome news during reunion Others attending reunion in and NOTES Tracy Glaves Spalding , Cheri Burritt Burritt Cheri Yates reported that great so it was received the Outstanding Elizabeth HarleyElizabeth Willett Margaret O’Connor Margaret Virginia Spigener , wrote that aspe it was Mary Earle McElroy Earle Mary , Helen Pruitt Butler , Michelle Scherrer Scherrer Michelle , Sue Walters,Sue Wen Cheri Burritt YatesBurritt Cheri

, Liz RodgersLiz Boyd Sue Croker Sue Fish and Juliet Jacob Juliet and Beth SlaymanBeth , Cheri Burritt Burritt Cheri , Karen Wil Karen Sharon Ing Patsy Roby , , , Cindy Cindy found found , , Cathy Cathy Mary Mary found found Betsy Pen met met ------, , , ,

5 years! Boyd ers miss reunion,miss but it coincided with outside the home. sorry to was Lisa and applications for work full-time resumes out sending is she children, her home-schooling finished has 25+ years now is closed, and she the business she for co-owned/ran (Nashville, the in fall.TN) Since Lipscombheadedto off University graduated from school high and is ment; and her youngest just son has moreseeking permanent employ workingand is a summer job while Messiah College (Grantham, PA) her third, ason, graduated just from tor to school amiddle being teacher; from a being Young Life area direc dren!); her daughter transitioning is thein late (Lisa’s fall firstgrandchil wifeson are and his expecting twins for Her her family: beginnings eldest and endings new ayear been has of Reichard Burwell al classmates sent updates. also job! And abig thanks to but sometimes demanding volunteer them for agreeing to take on this fun co-presidents!as We are grateful to agreed to co-lead 1984 the class of JonesDebbie that Cheri! Inn.the Congratulations cedures and processes for running shetise helped to establish clear pro ful, and with her hospitality exper magic tomagic get the Inn looking beauti donated furniture, worked Cheri her With limited avery budget and some and restore the Florence Elston Inn. diligent work helping in to renovate for recognized was but her quiet 2019 bandpartyduringReunion the Class of1984front andcenterat Beyond the reunion news, sever the reunion Beyond A final A final notefrom is reunion Ginger Davis Reynolds for her work over the past have stepped up and writes that 2019 Liz RodgLiz and Lisa Lisa ------no word about SBC, yet! applying be who will to colleges, but the right college for our oldest Cabot first time. Now just we need findto really great her sending away for the are from SBC which makes Ann feel note,bright supervisors dorm her exciting and sad for her but on avery school (St Tims) this fall. It both is to boarding youngest her sending is bothin Vero and Palm Beach! She Kraeger ‘85 and meeting great alums with Patsy visiting been She has ter, Cabot, Caroline and Charlotte. She still in is Vero Beach with Car graduatingwas the same weekend. reunion,miss but, alas, her nephew ing everyone at reunion! FL, Sept/Oct. in Ginger loved see looking forward to Seagrove, visiting Debbie Jones ly recommends it. headed They to Eleuthera May, in and she hearti that she and Lynn went to beautiful MI, where Patsy resides. Patsy’s Pointe, Grosse of hometown annual summer trips to hers and Patsy Gotfredson Roby opportunity to get together with but she occasionally does have the (both anhour or moreDC away); mostly held be either Baltimore in or many toevents seem SBC friends as mony and party. She doesn’t too see her youngest son’sher cere graduation Saturday’s anddanceatReunion2019. dinner classbannerbefore the Classof1984posewith Members ofthe AnnAlleva Taylor Ginger Davis Reynolds ’s for July 4and are was sad to was during her her during reports - - - - roy office andher office “help” consists Practice. She works from ahome she busy her in is holistic Veterinary Briar friends. year with Sweet visiting been has She says another this highlight of enjoyingis global travel with her job. at Florida State University and she halfway through aMaster’s Degree studying Ireland. in Sharon about is her daughtervisit Caroline who was Sharon traveled also to the UK to eradicated! been mor has Hooray! doctors that believe Davis’s brain tu thrilled to report the that news good and grandson Thomas. Sharonis on the west coast son Davis visiting busy with travel she spent as has time next few years. ward to staying connected over the ganic Vodka. Debbie looking is for when she can, One with Square Or BankCitizens and helping her sister, es, Capital Markets still running for She still loving is life with her hors she hadn’t since seen graduation. manyre-connecting with so people lous! Debbie had an incredible time nighta fun and reunion fabu was before reunion. the start of It was union dinner in Richmond the night co-hosting, with co-hosting, with farm to many so classmates and Robin Cannizzaro Robin Sharon Ingham Brown Debbie JonesDebbie and Chris Svoboda Chris Mary Earle McEl loved opening her her opening loved writes that , pre-re a has been been has ------speaking. Robin happily also some does public on a farm Brooksville, in FL, and joy trail well. rides as live still They 21years,her partner of Debbie, en dressage and jumping. Robin and horses in the morning, training both and a Doberman. She enjoys riding four Frenchies,of one rescue Boxer Kohlenberger caught up with Ialso while my DC visiting in kids the summer blessing. a During be with SBC classmates continues to for reunion. Re-connecting siasm by our class’s response and enthu Briar looks gratified so and was happy to how see wonderful Sweet fantastic time at reunion so and was girls! course those seeing fun it was Of address or send it to the college. either send me your current email want to get aclass directory by email, date address email for you! you If the college doesn’t have anup-to- by email. you If didn’t receive it, then phone numbers addresses, and email 1984 names,class of addresses, tele containing directory class electronic family your in thoughts. tofell victim cancer. Please keep her her adult life Lexington, in KY, and the of Class ’85. She spent much of claimed by both of the Class ’84 and Felts classmateing of Higgins, Chris’dadandstepmom ’85,DeAnneBlantonDick r: CapertonMorton’85,ChrisSmith At AnkidaRidgeVineyards NCfriends,Lto inAmherstCountywith I, I, On asad note, Ireport the pass Finally, you should’ve received an in May of this year. May in of was Lee Louise Jones GeddesLouise and Cindy “Skip” PierceCindy “Skip” Lee VandegriftLee Chris Svoboda Chris , had a - - - - . [email protected] Kansas City, MO64113 Street30 E55th Caperton Morton 1985 Childress years. She keeps up with ing in forAsheville the nineteen last Suzanne WeaverSuzanne Zimmer iting company.ogy She had time afun vis Knight, amortgage banking technol loving to work from home for Black Facebook. She loves her seeing SBC sisters on and hobby still garment is sewing. spring. passion one But, number her ing the GCA annual meeting next her garden club, host be which will enjoys playing and tennis work with school sophomore this fall. Catty college. Her daughter ahigh be will figure be out attendingwhere he’ll hoping that her second soon son will State. NC at student She’sgineering Winky. Catty’s eldest anen son is dog, sweet her with independently ’51, still in is Virginia Beach, living old mother, Susan Taylor Hubbard rick Winkler ’88. Catty’s 90-year- VA, where other alumnae gather, Night”tini at her home in Tysons, this Spring. Heidi often hosts “Mar di’s home new Fort in Lauderdale husband, Michael, have enjoyed liv Brigid McGlynnBrigid Lengyel Vicki VidalBlum Catty HubbardCatty Andry Heidi Belofsky Cromwell , Patti Stuebe Dolan continues continues and Car Jane Cox and her at Hei at and ------, visited with with visited ing vacation in Vermont 2019and in day.food every She took also apaint turnwith beauty at and every fab artist retreat. She enjoyed excursions stayed at a converted convent turned region France in dogne 2018and in Conner often with visits dleburg, VA. dleburg, we travellunch if to or dinner Mid andwell would love to for meet us hoping everyone the in doing class is Alex, and the baby are nearby. She is ful!” She thrilled is that Margaret, simply wonder is grandmother a ing into an AirB&B. truly is grand.”“Life thein process turning their farm of PhD candidate. Meanwhile Todd is the college and level applying a as them. back Laura is to teaching at Laura’s special needs sister with in and her husband, Todd, are moving honors(both in programs). Laura are headingto college off in the fall crazy. been has Her daughters twin Campbell and Karen Nickles ’86. Trauth, Katie Hearn, Mc Lenetta Vixens Ann Gonya, Corcoran Chris ga. Kim loves how often she sees ‘85 asophomoreis at UNG-Dahlone yearUGA last and son Joseph (20) daughterTheir Sallyfinished (23) at she works for Emory University. band Bart are still in Atlanta where took a painting vacation to the Dor including Barbara TragakisBarbara Conner Chris. Morton ’85andherhusband, during visit with Caperton during visitwith Abigail DeAnne Blanton’85with So far,So Kim KnoxKim Norman This incredible This been year has for in Middleburg, VA. Middleburg, in Laura Fry Laura DeAnne Blanton Whitney Machnik Barbara Tragakis says that 2019 and hus . “Becom . Vicki Vicki . . She ------and central Virginia, where she vis took a solo trip to North Carolina won a merit award. Then, Mitzi City, SC, with anartist-friend who kicked at it off LakeArt in Fields enjoyed road trips with friends. They summer, both.them This they’ve for it’s to the grindstone nose been Hawaiitheir bucket off list last year, husband, Chris, knocked atrip to things that she enjoys most —trav she at twice him least ayear. sees voice continues to delight her and represents children in court. Bocelli’s when you love what you do.” She zerland. She says, “Work not is work Iceland and atrain trip across Swit the Danube River, around acruise In the year, last she on been has eling, working and concerts. Bocelli geville. geville. When she’s the escaping not tle Stop Cafe and in around Millid Andalusia Farm and the real Whis nations like Flannery O’Connor’s desti more local visiting by town tourists being theira point in own of weekend. She have and Chris made Morton VosteenHall Madge And, she stopped for in with avisit connecting her family history. dots of ited towns new and old cemeteries, service in February in service 2020. forward to retirement from Federal the National Archives and looking is Dick, on weekends. She still works at gets to there be with her husband, Bridgewater,in VA, she only if even December 4,1962-March 30,2019 Lee Vandegrift ’85 Felts Since Since Joyce Coleman DeAnne Blanton , coinciding with reunion Mitzi Morgan Mitzi has three has fun CLASS loves her home home her loves and and her Caperton Caperton NOTES ------

83 fall 2019 84 sbc.edu CLASS Engleby Farrell ’86 ’86andSally Rushton Callaghan AndersonKearns’85, Beth and traveling together. adventure.of love They volunteering 3 years ago, which keeping is life full ly puberty. She married Will Redfern and health at the critical ear time of Roads.girls’ build They confidence rector Girls on the of Run Hampton brating her fifth as executiveyear di girl power. of and full cele is Ellen blessing. now Sophia is 15-years-old Carver Reed Ellen way. really enjoys the the heat drive- of amese ragdoll-mix), doing is fine and Baxter (anolder, sweet natured, Si gratifying”.“beyond Her baby, fur at the local hospital, which she finds and volunteers the in breast center works on modern projects quilting realtor and property manager, she much appreciated obligations a as Atlanta grind, abreak or taking from She and and She her estimated year-long recovery. Victoria, TX, she continues while live with her 92-year-old mother, in Now, she and her 2English bulldogs ment, which approved was March. in sheso applied for retire adisability job, her perform longer no could she and numerous fusions. She realized more than 20years back problems of thoracic and lumbar fusion after 2018, she underwent atwelve-level quarters in Arlington, VA. In June a Unit Commander at DEA Head Newark and Austin Officeswas and to the Houston, posted was She Administration for the past 20years. with thebeen Drug Enforcement Molly Hanley Callahan been Rose Sophia has Raising NOTES Tracy Birch life’s greatest , Kate ByrneKate has has ------

travels to Turkey and Spain. She’s looking forward to September are doing all fine andlife is good. in living Virginia Beach! Her kids getting together with several Vix company.development enjoys She Redgate, areal estate and advisory theand runs Mid-Atlanticof office city” Baltimore. of She’s asenior VP each other along with other class and Baltimore and enjoy spending time Gonya tin there!! the of hope Class to of all see “I ‘85 35th Reunion next year. Katie says, Trauth an middle for a mini reunion. they — so gion are meeting all the in ahomehas the in Monadnock re nearby Exeter, in NH, and Rushton Sally Englby Farrell ’86. Sally lives Rushton Haskell Callahan ’86 and ing forward to spending time with Vixens!” mates. Molly adds, day, every “Enjoy with with Mayin at JazzFest New in Orleans oftenens during the year, including Kim Norman and Company inAmherstCounty Vosteen ’85atVirginia Distillery Morton ’85andMadgeHall Mitzi Morgan ’85,Caperton Helen Pruitt Butler ’84. Butler Helen Pruitt ran intoChrisSvoboda’84and Vosteen ’85andMitziMorgan ’85 Reunion Weekend, MadgeHall During aquickvisittocampuson Beth Anderson Kearns Anderson Beth Nancy FinleyNancy Worcester Now empty nesters, HearnKatie JoanByrne Voss Suzanne WeaverSuzanne Zimmer and her husband work in . She can’t wait for our is still in the still in is “great Chris CorcorChris enjoy seeing Ann Mar Ann is look is is still is

------, Kansas City, MO. atCrowsmeeting Coffee in Morton ’85haveaserendipitous Lindsey ’10andCaperton Cheryl BishopGilman’90,Jenna hobbies Rebecca enjoys. Rebecca hobbies playing pickleball are acouple the of amathis tutor well. as Biking and class to elementary school and kids at their church. She teaches Bible in children’s ministry and missions have aspare bedroom.” She’s involved housing. Masters need We usually years old. She says, you“Call me if have three daughters: 23, 20and 14 who’ve married been for 28 years, She and her husband Mark Cain versity Hospital in Augusta, GA. ananesthesiologisttime as at Uni “Wow, 35years!” everyone at Reunion next year! She’s looking also forward to seeing auth and by laxorganized SBC for the Alumnae games —golf Vixens during the year to with visits at Colorado College. She many sees months.junior be a will son Their clerkship for LA the in next eighteen employedgainfully a federal and has ated from law school LA. in She is Maarten with She enjoys Vixen vacations to St. Their daughter,Their Caroline, gradu on their farm near Charlottesville. McCampbell Suzanne Weaver Zimmer’85atJazzFestinNewOrleans Kim KnoxNorman’85,ChrisCorcoran Trauth Hearn’85and ’85,Katie Martha Shorter Lanier Dough Lanier Shorter Martha Rebecca AthaCain and Karen Gonya Nickles ‘86. , Katie HearnKatie Kim KnoxKim Katie HearnKatie works part- , Chris Tr Chris

, Lenetta - - - - . her husband, Paul, and their old VosteenHall Madge On that same trip, Ipicked [Car Sadie along to the farm for dinner. Ann, brought own our very Aunt Robert Freis along with her momma, DeVogtLinda ’86 and her husband Helen Pruitt ’84. Later that week, we ran into Svoboda Chris ’84 and I took at awalk Briar Sweet where at Cherrywood. Madge, Mitzi and est daughter, Vaden, and joined us the North River.the Bridgewater,lovely in home VA, on Blanton pus]. and I[visited] Chris at theservice columbarium on cam their great [at Bill tales amemorial were among the many who shared ’75 and Griffith Claire Dennison ’80, too. Montgomery the Denise service MontgomeryDenise ‘75 attended and speak at Bill’s memorial service. to stay with Aynura and to attend too. In April, Iwent to the Bronx they moved to the Bronx with Chris Aynura in Amherst and then after wife] times fun with Bill and [his of literature, February. last Ispent alot Creative Writingof English and fessor William ESmart, Professor I am saddened by the Pro death of story production are joys all to me. people the well as technical side of this fall. Meeting and interviewing launch on my podcast, which I’ll near Briar.Sweet I’m still working often possible as to my family farm City. We get back to Virginia as Mortonerton room back out the in country. their home town in for more elbow geous dog, Saba. But, they are selling their life with their Cleveland in gor erty My husband, Chris, and I, herenjoy husband still Geoff and Dick at their Higgins , are Kansas still in Mitzi Morgan Mitzi along with DeAnne Cap and ------you next year at our 35th Reunion! honor for me. Take care y’all and see the of Class ’85 continues to an be Lastly, compiling the Notes Class for hers!ly It smile of contagious. was fun,kind and lots of plus that love while at Briar. Sweet She both was the time and Lee Ispent together class of ’85. I’m personally glad for she our graduating became part of freshman year with the of Class ’84, anyway.”with her Thoughbegin Lee ing scared to death and saddling up fridge was, magnets “Courage be is The saying favoriteher on one of broke yearlings and much so more. 17 years, she bred and foaled mares, Farm Lexington, in KY, where for 2000, she started Station Elizabeth learned to ride racehorses. Then,in her to Downs Louisiana where she 1985, in us Lee’s horses love took of on March 30. After graduating with herthe momma’s sad of news passing Feltsgrift May. graduation at their beautiful home in to SBC sparking learning, alove of touch we are as neighbors. Thanks brate brate keepsalso me updated. Igot to cele Thank Katie!you Lea Harvey ‘90 ing about SBC from her perspective. officer? I’vegifts hadsuch fun hear Weidnerogh [email protected] Baton Rouge,LA70806 Avenue605 Camelia Maia Free Jalenak 1988 ing family and friends,group of includ had aJulyand I] 4adventure with a getting lost and lunch. having [Chris around County,Amherst driving Cottage.den We had the best time Spicedog Almighty up at the Gar ol McMurtry Fowler ’57] and her the eldest daughter of May, contacted Iwas by Taylor Felts, with Cheryl Bishop Gilman ’90. In many takers, we so met for coffee/tea KC alumnae group, but didn’t have tried arranging aluncheon with in County. Jenna Lyndsey ‘10 and I RidgeAnkida Vineyards Amherstin band Dick Higgins, at the beautiful en’t we fortunate to have Stacy Sickels Locke Sickels Stacy DeAnne Blanton Kate Cole Hite Cole Kate Tina Savage Lytle who wrote to let me know serving SBC as major SBC as serving and Ikeep in and her hus Lee VandeLee w rites, “Ar rites, w ’s daughter’s Katie Ke Katie ------“my husband, Max and Ihave en awesome!greatsound still They and glish Beat concert May in — “it was youth when she took Phil to an En anie noted that she reliving was her and everyone had all ablast. Steph came from Arkansas with their boys Julyher 4th family last of when they Sweet Briar.”Sweet connected person in and virtually to ing and skating again). Ilove being other hobbies (dancing, garden finished,is I am trying my hand at I have anempty nest and my degree am grateful she around. is Now that that feels like a part-time job, but I healthnumber issues. of Sometimes caring for my mother who a has ly now the in “sandwich” generation asophomore. as this fall I’m definite Leland, returns to Principia College Annapolis near me. My younger son, and they Cleveland in are in living to collegeber his sweetheart, Jami, saw ). Stephanie really enjoying himself the in (but meantime working is and still workingis future out his plans graduated school high this year, and husband, Phil. Her son, Jackson (18) 10-year anniversary this year with amazing clients. She celebrated her humbled and ing herself by her staff waygood mostly!) along with find busyis and challenged daily a (in Working agency, homecare for a she year sisters. her vixen and misses She sorry to Reunion was last miss Conn.in and enjoys much. it very — keep posting!” their children are doing on Facebook joy what seeing my classmates and and mid distance free for RPI. Ien chosenand has to butterfly swim tial four-year academic scholarship pleased she substan given avery was start there the in fall. We are very laer Polytechnic Institute and will first Rensse choiceinto her college Klimt ‘84. daughter Our Diana got Nancy Wright ‘68 and Michelle home near our country club. here permanent and purchased a much we decided to make our move joyed Jacksonville, in living FL, so son, Kent, got married Septem last Maryland afundraiser. as My older I continue the to serve University of I completed my MBA this summer. Jennifer Crawley Lewis Stephanie Sprouse WardSprouse Stephanie I enjoy my frequent lunches with Staci Stockburger Fritzges writes, writes, is still is and ------share alove for and recent bulldogs eron Cox Hirtz soon ( I’m hoping our crew can get together more normal work hours. As always, more often now that have he will hedge fund … hoping to him see a great opportunity with asmaller big accountingin NYC firms for Tyler the job left just at his one of the time away from our company. trip and my husband and Ienjoyed gether from Sydney. It agreat was joined and us home flew we all to sea. My son, Tyler girlfriend and his birthday!) on our way to Chel visit semester. We traveled to Fiji (for my studied abroad in Australia for the homeChelsea this summer after she muchso ourhaving daughter, fun patio Glen in Rock, It’s NJ! been on beautifuler our summer evening I write this, we are enjoying anoth days. both celebrate(24) will their birth August, her daughter (17) and son first marriage on year of July 29. In life celebrating be and they will their that she married is to the her love of teaching be and will pre-k. She notes going into her 32nd teaching year of wedding there in August. Randolph ia Beach to visit NC.in Nici traveling is to Virgin TN, and aweek to Santeetlah Lake white water rafting on the Ocoee in fits. She recentlyenjoyed family trips couverand Alaska. mates on FB. enjoys keeping up with our class moc, MD, that she’s doing and well at a community college and enjoys school. Kelly teaching is marketing about to start her year senior high in able human daughter, Kathleen is darling, children. furry Kelly’s ador ly enjoyed exchanging photos our of to atrip they have coming up to Van and Phil are really looking forward brought the house down.” Stephanie and 12-week internship Bene with RX Fiji. He’s home this summer doing a president fraternity, his of Phi Gam/ at ajunior be will W&L where he is Fraley, asenior and be son, will Jake, Denise Landau Blind Landau Denise shares, “as Mariam Kahn Mariam Tracy TigermanGoodman Kelly Meredith Iacobelli Nici Fraley Pechman Paige Okun Shiller Julie Martin Collins and for her brother Gus’ , writes from Poto from writes Denton Freeman Kristen PetersenKristen )! ’s daughter, , and I Cam is is ------

with SBC an admis admissions as you’re if Also interested helping in everyoneseeing next May at reunion. nearby, call! Ilook forward to you’ll youand hope that find if yourself University. We are still in Atlanta a sophomore is Olivia at Denison we get to afew see SBC friends and at the University the South where of we both turned 50. Nick asenior is I celebrated 25years last April, and quite ayear. David (HS-C ’91) and [email protected] 484-744-5449 Jean SpillaneBenning 1990 Atlanta. attending SBC alumnae events in year at Ole Miss this fall. January. return He’ll for junior his with Lymphoma diagnosed being in made anextraordinary recovery since Blake remission party. Blake (21) has on the happy her son’s occasion of weekend to visit I amexcited to going be this to DC my parents who live Fort in Myers. Keys rounded to out with avisit see anniversary with atrip to the Florida celebratedjust our 13th wedding ing on the house and yard with the work the weekends Stephen spend enjoys lacrosse. Julie and husband old son Andrew 4th in is grade and renovating the kitchen. Her 10-year- clearing neglected courts tennis and downed include trees,ects milling a great of deal TLC. Current proj modern home on 13acres that needs go. purchasedmid-century They a IL, about Chica anhour outside of family moved year last to Wayne, the in Blue season fall Ridge. Ms.Guided, gearing is up for abusy tions and Kiki’s fly-fishingservice, foundationof and corporate rela role with the College director as Parkway July. in enjoying is Lea her National Park along the Blue Ridge Park to the Great Smoky Mountain trip from Shenandoah National highlightThe a weeklong was road Harvey and goings north and south for sions ambassador me send anemail! Jay and I, Julie Brooks Nyquist It’s comings asummer of been Heather Ewing Colson and her wife, Kiki Galvin. Maia FreeMaia Jalenak Jeanne Dees Rovics CLASS and her : It’s been Lea Lea NOTES - - - - - ,

85 fall 2019 86 sbc.edu CLASS family on the shores Michi Lake of April. She spent also some time with Andrew and our 14-year-old daugh in NYClivingfinds me still with Sally and Daphne. Recently, Idecid and our two BostonLamar Terriers, Staunton,in VA, with my husband Debbie Lee weekend back on SBC campus with tractor and gator. Julie enjoyed a gan during the summer. during gan anniversary this winter. forward to celebrating our 29-year not catching babies. Scott and Ilook other Vixens around town when I’m enjoying riding and keeping up with she took her youngest to UVA. I’m for ting highlights for August ranch was sit we have two Marines! my One of listed with the USMC. Crazy that en school engineering dispel ing Fort MO, Leonardwood, complet it. youngest Our stationed son is at City andhere enjoying Kansas in abreakfast managing sondle is shop duty station with USMC. midOur tober Point, Cherry NC, for 3-year babe utero in are moving Octo in wife, a15-month-old daughter and son, oldest Asheville, NC. his Our oldest Our list! daughter lives in school. on SBC her is college visit est starting high her junior year of City with our young Kansas in youPlease let me NYC. know visit if you. with each well I hope is all of lifewith memories my in twenties. of Southin Africa, the so trip filled was na. It had 20years been since Iwas South Africa, Namibia and Botswa Dolly Garcia. In July we traveled to I had the with visiting pleasure of we traveled to Puerto Rico where spring, psychologist. Last clinical a ter, Dasha. Luckily Istill enjoy being ing asuccessful college student. demonstrates much potential for be it’s Neither fun! alot the of dogs of other WorkSweet at ‘90s Weeks; Iwould love toa visit SBC! to see our 50th Jubilee which included got us togethergroup to of celebrate she lives Staunton. also in fall, Last a TankardRoderick agreat been change.has Isee at alocal independent school which am currently working the in office ed to take abreak from teaching and Brandi Beck Brandi Sarah Andres Sale AndresSarah Cheryl Gilman NOTES Beth Babbitt Bowen Beth and : Hey Vixens! Life out and about, as Lea Harvey Lea : We are still : Iamliving while while Joie Joie in in ------of 1990classmates of She keeps touch in with her Class the weather, the beach and kayaking! Jacksonville Beach, FL. She loving is USPTO but now teleworks from Vanessa Rhodes old friends at SBC. wonderfulwas to together be with a mini-reunion at SBC in April. It Nyquist consideration, Ethan will be attend be consideration, Ethan will wait for move-in day! After much ourjoining sisterhood and can’t 2023!She super excited is of to be the Briar Sweet a member of class and celebrating. Jesseca going is to be year schools, visiting out filling forms this June. have They spent the last and Ethan, graduated school high her household her twins, as Jesseca that awhirlwind been it has year in [email protected] Norma BullsValentine [email protected] Dianne HayesDoss 1993 my favoritemy Vixens, most weekly phone chats with one of Newport for business and Ihave al Jean Benning have fortunate been to classmate see daughter about driver’s to begin ed. I versary and can’t we have believe a to celebrate our 17th wedding anni tours! My husband and Iare about oldest college this year we begin as SBC with myvisiting be and I will to time on focus full homeschooling owned for 10years Newport, in RI, School. Isold the I nanny agency freshman and sophomore High in ing my 2daughters who are now a ing my 7th homeschool year of back to campus the in near future! am especially excited about getting roadsAll lead to Briar Sweet and I world. young adults make their way the in welding.in excited So to these see mechanicsdiesel with acertification heavy in degree get his equipment/ ing our local community college to Debbie Lee Jennifer Jarvis Ballard Jen Brennan Rucker . Lea, Julie and Debbie held when she travels to is still with the is and Joan Clickner Lea Harvey Lea Julie Brooks : Iamstart writes writes - - - - - , . for 3weeks. Real hubby only got to stay with us hung out with family and friends. course,Of we ate great food and She loved it and Isweated to death. months Mandarin camp. Chinese of took my daughter to Taiwan for 2 sorry to have reunion missed but am still living theam still living adventure ho of I’ve recentlyI’ve finished an edited col An Interdisciplinary Journal,” and to the editorial board of “Animation: upcoming months, named been I’ve academic papers coming out the in working hard. got acouple I’ve of I retire from aparamedic. being tioning to acareer witchcraft in when [email protected] Roanoke, VA 24019 3255 ReadMountainRd Lenora Farrington 1994 stand. novels and manga my under night books, pileever-growing of graphic to more get in moments to read the the my majority time, of while trying junior high. That actuallytakes up school high in this year and one in meschooling our 4 children with 3 with him. spending many hours FaceTime-ing finally get to meet my nephew after my upcoming study leave when I theI’m first time! looking forward to to been times become has an aunt for this year. But the thing best recent in coming amonograph out as later lection, Disney,”“Discussing that’s of Houston”of Texas this year. named a “Top 30Influential Women ways and Iamthinking about transi I amgetting increasingly my in set wayperfect OTTB, every in Ned. enjoy my garden and my practically catsdogs. misfit and abunch I of tiny yellow house with way too many realtor with Keller Williams. Roanoke, VA, where she works a as and moved from Massachusetts to her name back to Lenora Farrington F. L. name Sarrouf. shortened She MAGIC TREE, the under pen published achildren’s book, LACY’S Belinda Smith Struckmeyer Smith Belinda Nellie Kan ZamborskyNellie Kan Amy Davis Amy Katherine Cook Katherine Farrington-SarroufLenora Jennifer St. Julian Wooden : I’ve mostly been been mostly : I’ve : a in Iamliving : Iam was was : I : I - - - -

I double both as the executive direc cat-brother Lincoln, in NE, where a creative and spirited kid and her Music Festival. Life good. is vorite non-profit, Settlersthe Old 100 next year!) and our second fa the theatre Lockhart in (that turns continue to volunteer our time for on get hair you...Patyou’ll and Ialso you look even at it if our house has our pack: we have four Rumor dogs! our 2021and build in have added to preparation for ready homesite in year. Pat and I continue to get the recting “Steel Magnolias” later this online garden coaching service. creatingalso Gardenary People, an they’d like, slowly so but surely, I’m not always able to value their folk as non-profits are valuable, but alas, nator for Community Crops. Both forest!) and the Education Coordi Forest (yes, we are planting anedible tor for the Southern Heights Food to my husband, Erik. husband, to my who almost is 8years old, and awife Emily, who 10years is old, and Jack, a stay-at-home mom to our 2kids spired elementary charter school), Stone Bridge School (a Waldorf-in tive preschool), the board chair for Nursery School (aparent coopera istrative coordinator for Napa Valley am currently the as admin serving Mom. keeping busy with helping out my Cain. Other than that Ihave been basketball game sitting Dean behind and we the in can seen be stands at a film,“John Light,” been released has thein US and India. in The other released sometime next year here which is Tollywood set be to film the summer. over movies 2 of One had the opportunity to extras be in to watch tap solo. her new We also another competition year. Ican’t wait and my daughter gearing is up for there. My both kids still love dance ently the club we met at no is longer thathas island changed and appar met my husband 25years ago. Boy to Nassau visit Bahamas where I ily to the Caribbean. We were able on awonderful with my cruise fam Witch Into in The Woods,” anddi great year theatrically, playing “The Molly Phemister Heather McKoy Shumaker Lorelei Bahret Mote Tysha Noel Calhoun : Iamraising : I was just : just Iwas : I’ve had: a I’ve : I : I [email protected] Brambleton, VA 20148-6967 22914 Goldenrod Dr. Katie MaxwellSchellhammer 1995 in Pennsylvania. annualmini-reunionenjoyed their Jen ParkerRaudenbush’95 Giorgetti ’95and Hall ’95,Kelly James’95,KarenCari Miller 2019 takingawatertaxifrom CoveinAlaska HomertoHalibut ’95inMay ’95,ShannonDaut’95andJaneRabadi Lida AnneElliott 2 kittens, Norma and Gordon. She with her partner, Shannon, and their Santa Monica for the past 3years Hope to everyone see May in 2020!” her from time to time which fun. is swimming.her love of Iget to Coach 6th in is and stealing my heart with to SBC, which steals my heart. Rory grade. She’s interested very going in driver’s license now 11th and in is phenomenal.is her has Kaeden She says, up view hill on “The this that she moved to their house. new Jane Rabadi Gwen Hickey Babcock has been living in in living been has reports wall Chiles fun! fun! are welcome, and we’re going to have 25th Reunion May in 2020 Anna! promotion.received job a Congrats teaching is er preschool, and Anna sionally around area. the DC Heath Kate Steptoe Fisher Steptoe Kate mer three kids. see I also lives Ohio in with her husband and Oral Bridgeport, in Lake WV. Kate town fishing and swimming hole, orgetti Cari JamesCari Raudenbush to London. Inow live near Expedition Sophomore their leading Allentown, PA. be Next spring I’ll initiatives at Cedar Crest College in themy job global new as director of ern Lights!). She says, amenjoying “I Iceland January in (alas, no North Hall mini-reunion in Pennsylvania. Raudenbush of gettingof together every summer.” month.last We apretty do job good tripping through the mountains. through tripping with our Alaskan friends and road beach fires,boat rides, hanging out wildlife, having spotting together they enjoyed anamazing adventure liott art in herart in free time. and marketing, and continue making and Partners, doing graphic design architecture firm, Frederick Fisher workingis at aLos Angeles-based Mark your calendars for our I, I, Cari Miller James Miller Cari , got to spend afew hours with met her in Alaska May in where traveled to the UK, Spain and Katie Maxwell Schellham , Kelly Hall and and , and got to her see and enjoyed their annual Anna Reilly Karen Giorgetti and Heather Aspin Lida AnneEl at our home our at , Karen Gi Karen Jen Parker Jennifer occa Kelly Kelly . All . All ------

total blast! She had much so be fun May in Waynesville, NC, that a was that she enjoyed reunion amini in and her three kids Anna (12), Au in living Alexandria, VA, with Oron Potterfield arine King Laufer King arine nae and Facebook @sweetbriaralum sbcalumnae, Instagram @sbcalum follow our daily posts on Twitter @ to Group. everyone ing reminds She Loving life. Truly blessed. ly much as possible. as Never home. schools and traveling with the fami the kids’ at volunteering busy staying operations for the Southeast. Jen is WestRock including the director of continuingis to wear many hats at at Whitesburg Academy.Hunter and Trae 6th in be grade (11) will at Huntsville Achievement School a4.9GPA!has be will (13) Thomas at Whitesburggrade Academyand summer. 10th in Marte be (16)will family back to Huntsville, AL, this formational breath group leader. covery specialist and certified trans Clearing Center, re agrief Mary is ta, CA. Currently, apartner at The her family recently moved to Vis [email protected] PAVillanova, 19085 718 Larchwood Ln. Eileen MacMurtrieZuckerman 1996 ing with Durham Strauss Paris with meet and visit Beach, SC, for Audrey’s gymnastics HornefLechler to Honolulu, HI, to visit up with advantage the extra of time to meet always taken She her in car! has that means she never is ‘home’ and at home. quickly She has learned more time time, spend could she so her LLC,own and consulting part- left Strategic Analysis, Inc, starting After 17years at the company, she two chocolate labs Coco and Rosie. drey (11) and Ari (9), their as well as chair of the Communications theWork Communications of chair with the Alumnae Alliance and co- super excitedis to volunteering be Price Sarah Reidy-Ferguson Locke Jen Beck Mary Copeland Stockton Copeland Mary Jesse Durham Strauss and her family. and host host and Sarah Chaffee Sarah Chaffee Paris Janeen Sharma , Janeen Sharma Jen Beck Locke Jen Beck and a trip Myrtle , , Rachel Baltus Sarah Chaffee Sarah Chaffee April Collins moved her her moved for atrip is still is writes writes , , Laura Laura Cath and Jesse . She ------adventure! adventure! together. Already planning our next NYC. We love getting our kiddos Dairy barn space into anart /de NY, where I’m busy transforming a NYCout of the in Hudson Valley, blast with from ’96 and ’97 — recently had a diabetes. Keep up with many Vixens abetes Center who are with living Hospital Boston and the Joslin Di technology to patients at Children’s passionate about bringing CGM company DEXCOM. Iamvery joying working for San Diego based sophomore year high school. in En ter, Sydney (15), going is into her Jennifer Lister [email protected] Alexandria, VA 22307 6641 Wakefield DrNo608 Melanie Vracas 1997 fired up forSweet Briar! truly ateam effort. We are fierce and 1990s class bracket. success Our is three for giving, class gift the within ipation percentage and the in top 1996 are the leaders class in partic second year arow, in the of Class fundraising. fiscal year of For the Briar College during the 2018/2019 their continued Sweet support of and 1996for thanks to the of Class like to express our sincere gratitude Lastly, September! in campus we’d nae. She looks forward to on being [email protected] Fremont, OH43420 1613 Finefrock Rd. Cynthia Hineline 1998 SBC! SBC! Adele (4)loves it too. studio.sign views The remind me of mattox County 2018. in won Teacher the of Year for Appo gaged and hope to 2020!I marry in Hingham, MA, where my daugh Boston south just I amliving in of Life great! is year and my shop new flourishing! is SBC. Max starts school high this ready to start her firstsemester at Mary Gheen Bennett Mary Courtney Lammers Hemmer Lammers Courtney Kate Hall: Kate Sara Stracey Sara Leighton BarrettLeighton Strong and Busy getting Grace : Enjoying weekends Kacey FarberKacey CLASS : Iamen NOTES in in ------: , 87 fall 2019 88 sbc.edu CLASS bike shop,bike Carnage, con Southern laying this hens spring and Jory’s Rush’s little farm acquired 24new year piano in and 5th year ballet. in 2nd grade while entering her 4th amazing big sister, excited is to start and 2cats.2 dogs Katie Anne, an enjoys food, books and petting her Sept. 25, 2018. She active, very is to the (Rae) family Rae Elizabeth Jory and Katie Anne (8)welcomed Mitchell ’98 Mitchell spring2019,children AnneMitchell, Rae(L)andKatie Elizabeth ofRush for a few days at a conference we so Anna WadeMeres time with Candice and the family. always, such it was ajoy spending big business trip toVegas. Las As Los in Angeles late Feb. after my Mooresville, AL. historic across the street from their home in thein old general store/restaurant tinues to thrive location its new in with with trying to figure out.things Visited big internal restructure we’re so all crazybeen since. busy ever We did a moted to director January in and it’s myin world these days. pro Iwas alumnaening events. leaders around the country and plan ance working with the alumnae club I’m on the also SBC Alumnae Alli and triathlonlocal swimming events. utility industry and competing in aconsultanttime as the in electric ing after 2toddlers, working part- Joanne Hopkins Chantel Bartlett Chantel Rush Harris Mitchell Harris Rush NOTES Candice BroughtonCandice Maillard : I’m busy chas was in town in was : Nothing big : Rush, Rush, : - - - - -

been mybeen busy usual self, still work my Vixens! friends and family,port of especially I’m incredibly blessed with the sup future be peanutwill to write about. least, but hopefully someday there slowly. It’s quite a journey, to say the to become amom, coming is along and decorating. My personal project, spent the week doing more painting Julyof 4th we stay-cationed so and house. for off theentire Iwas week are more and more settled into the gether catching up. My mom and I Burnett July, we were able also to visit with Kellievening Rogowski ‘99. In where we were able to have afun We over spring visited DC break, traveling done abithas of this year: everyone reading is this. My family with The Toledo Opera by the time have wrapped up Verdi’s “Macbeth” “The Vagina Monologues,” will and formed in the Musical”“Titanic: and administrator. I have recently per ing for The Blondeas an officeSwan those around the world! ablebeing to connect easily with so media, social and wonderfulvia it is staying touch in with fellow Vixens tiful farm in WI. As always, Ilove were able to spend anafternoon to Cyndi Hague Hineline Cyndi Hague and her family at their beau Alison : I’ve I’ve : - - - - - Work Weeks with Erin East ‘00 and ing back for the 5th Sweet year of favorite “vacation” to date com was to 7countries farthis year,so but my ing everyone at reunion May! in adjust to normal. a new I loved see my mom Feb., in Iamtrying to so beagle rescues, and Gracie. Ella Ilost live with my husband, Jesse, and our teaching,year of kindergarten. in all I lutelybe lovemy 14thwill it! This public school year, last and Iabso Ruther Glen, VA. Imoved from School, an independent school in 2nd year teaching atCarmel The er [email protected] KY42701-4638 Elizabethtown, 105 ShawCreek Ct. Kelly Turney Gatzke 1999 toothless chihuahua. tormentor) and Clover the elderly dog, Max the cat (professional bers include Jobi the three-legged mem family Other neighborhood. their sweet new littleof house and from home. can’t They enough get amom.being She and TJ both work currentlyis freelancing, writing and Texas State University 2018 and in (10). Heather got her MFA from tin with their son (12)and daughter her partner, TJ, live central in Aus Duke. Duke. to keep me busy in Admissions at at Tybee Island. Work continues mer and spent aweek at the beach (8) and Ihave had awonderful sum the weekend to end. Piper (10), Lex everyonewell doing. is Ididn’t want up with everyone and how seeing class’ 20th Reunion. Iloved catching toderful back be on campus for our everyone! return to campus and catch up with highlight! It getting fun so was to reunion definitely was a spring time to often possible. NJas as Attending two dogs, though I totry get home I live Charles in City, VA, with our a behavior analyst. My husband and teachers and using my knowledge as and consulting to special education coaching PublicCounty Schools I continue to work Hanover in : Iamgetting ready to start my Kris Harris Kris Aimee ArmentroutPeacemak Heather McLeod Donna Hoogland Harwood Meghan Pollard : Was lucky to travel : It won was : Heather and ------: excited about adven a lifetime of lovein with their little nugget and Friday, Aug. 9. are They completely to Kai their the son Bodhi world on and her husband Phillip welcomed Herin edu been specific has focus consulting the in software world. a decade working been Kim has and learned to zip line. beer, bratwurst and polka, and even muth, MI.enjoyed They a week of their annual to pilgrimage Franken Blaire’s family returned just from Butler Cicotello to Miami Beach, FL, with her family. Blaire enjoyed also atrip tober. tober. leadership at Ohio State mid-Oc in community professor of assistant tures. Jera return will to work an as to everyone see at the 2019Reunion. band and our 2 yorkies. It great was ingdowntown in Durham with hus company.concrete construction Liv administratorect for acommercial tending our 20th Reunion. Thank ed with friends. Earlier this year, she reunit houseguests, relatives, extra and kids mother, assorted of lots and Molly; Sprocket her grand and Digby; 2 teens, Eva and Miranda; 2dogs, household: her of themenagerie ing mond. She spends her days manag and her family are settled Rich in when itvixens works! and good busy!is She loves seeing west and her boys are 15and 11. Life playing volleyball over all the mid getting older!! Her daughter (16) is successful. Her children are busy and others become helping in passion iPEC and Gallup. She found has her acertifiedShe also is coach through for Iowa. in asmall start-up based market. Currently she sales is of VP cational technology the in U.S. K-12 visit in in visit Tampa to escape the winter. I welcome anyone class in of ‘99 to greenhouse. the of ground-breaking the newly planted vineyard and the the apiary, the see grapes growing in whatsee the “buzz” about is with the college.friends of exciting So to other alumnae, and alumnae families with side to by work side getting teaching, currently working aproj as Switching it up after 10year of Jera Niewoehner-Green Sarah Elkins Ince Elkins Sarah Kim Bolz-Andolshek Kim Liz WileyLiz Wiznerowicz Elizabeth WellsMelvin Christy CarlChristy Allison in April.in In Aug., : Loved at : Loved : For over : For over Melissa : Blaire : Jera Jera : and ------: finished our assignmentfinishedin our Nicara this year. seniors have their SBC as top college year college as counselor. Two my of Gray Stone where my Iamin 6th three students enrolled at SBC from sy WilbunRanson Deborah Lanham Bushek Lanham Deborah who travel through. Recently hosted alumnae club. Happy to host vixens theing on energizing Charlotte Asa (9) and husband Keith. Work too. Iremain Concord, in with NC Vasconcellos on [email protected] Yorktown, VA 23693 212 RockCreek Court Marilen SarianCrump 2000 Turney Gatzke forful class leadership team: represented SBC! and almost 2,000attendees Alumni FairinNicaraguawith firstAmericanUniversity the TaylorEvangeline ’00organized this is mythis is subversive lean on Harwood to Istanbul for our next assignment. 2,000 attendees! Now we are headed represented There were SBC! almost 25 universities thebooths, to staff I using over representing 30alumni versity FairAlumni Nicaragua in by coordinated the first American Uni gua. For work at the US Embassy, I Evangeline Taylor , Sarah Kingsley Sarah , to make it official, Donna Hoogland . Thrilled to have : My family and and Kelly Kelly Dev Bet - - - - - visited visited Lundberg Baso in Fallsin Church, VA. It great was to child at her shower home her in new birth of Tia Trout Perez’s ’02 third Eads was the best part of all. thewas part best of together, time spending and which the mountains, great food and drinks We enjoyed Placid, Lake in hiking celebration their 40th birthdays. of Adirondacks for agirls’ weekend in June. From there, they drove to the her beautiful home in Albany, NY, in [email protected] Henrico, VA 23229 1905 Vandover Rd Meredith Taylor Eads 2001 ing freshman. Holla Holla! thejoining sisterhood anincom as that Cynthia Plaugher be ‘23 will campus. In addition, she overjoyed is gether to enhance the the beauty of working ages all ing to alumnae of time at Sweet Work Weeks and see 20th reunion. Megan had agreat exciting to watch ’99 celebrate their burg alumna, at reunion. It was Jones ’99, whoa Fredericks also is and enjoyed connecting with Anne time with her daughter at reunion nightwine outings. She enjoyed her ericksburg alumnae at their monthly Fred local other with time spending for hostingRami them! to return next year, and thanks to with wine. talks ning She can’t wait den), kayaking and at Lake eve Bear with fresh from veggies Rami’s gar withdelicious filled (made meals was watching the children play. The week had They thebest time relaxing and visit to returned from aroad trip to UT both this coming year.just They excited to homeschooling be them her dance and art classes. Angela is their yard. loving Hannah (13)is from berries picking and summer of day. Crosby (8)loves the long days forward to home him having each friendly job they so are looking all Her husband, Paul, found afamily moved to Great Falls, MT, May. in bye to beautiful Winterset, IA, and writes that her family said good- This This Spring I, Sarah Belanger Levinson Belanger Sarah Megan Thomas Rowe Angela Rodrigues Newman , thrilled was to celebrate the Sarah Houston Kenning Rami Rami Achterberg Heers and Meredith Taylor Dawn Martin Dawn loves loves , Anna at at ------!

working in non-profit adminis year! tion. We’d love to you see there next come our favorite Briar Sweet tradi other classes. quickly SWW has be ing time with alumnae from many so first floorDew, and enjoyedspend Rowe year arow in with at Sweet Work Weeks for the third ahoot! Ienjoyedwas spending time and Micky Dolenz concert in —it day March in to Mike see Nesmith to Philadelphia on my 40th birth Tia snuck and Ialso aroad in trip shower.the came, baby the Before Pae ’02, while we celebrated Tia at phy [email protected] VAArlington, 22207 GranadaStreet2534 North Amy Mullen 2002 catch up with Cary Academy.Cary where Alicia ahistory is teacher at proud parents who live Cary, in NC, 2019. her Lily sister joins Alice and girl, Summersill Lillian on April 18, husband, David, welcomed ababy Poland. Rumplestiltskinof medieval in set Novik, the anepic retelling story of lately is “Spinning Silver” by Naomi ernment.bestbook The she’s read tute at the Snelling Center for Gov Early Leadership Childhood Insti Maisie. She the is the director of husband and 8-year-old daughter Waitsfield, of woods VT, with her “My Favorite“My Murder.” ished,” Case Worst“Best Case” and of development forof Planned Parent and honored is director as to serve women’s reproductive health care passionate is Liz about safeguarding plished Cincinnati. fundraiser in become 2015andin has anaccom her career focus from arts to health BriarSweet 2002. in She shifted from graduation tration her since following – podcasts and “Up Van Nov.in Ashley recommends the forward to a40th birthday vacation America for work and looking is busybeen traveling around North Liz TaylorLiz Borntrager Alicia Markham Morris Mariah McGill Ashley TranthamAshley Saunders , Amy Mullen ’02 and Jee Park . We painted the heck out of Tamara TroutMur is living in the in living is Megan Thomas has been been has and her has has ------mom. ing her 3rd year the as troop cookie Scout.enterRachelbe fall, This will fall. In June, she became aJunior Girl entering be will the 4th grade the in World. and Rachel Toby’s daughter band on their first trip to Disney family took her daughter and hus August. Christmas, Rachel’s Last their 13th wedding anniversary in husband Toby celebrating be will match December. in is She and her practices and September in their ence bowl begin team —they will adventure the sci co-sponsor of as embarking be will onRachel anew teaching 5th grade math and science. her be sixth yearwill at the school mentary school Hyattsville. in This still teachingis at Ridgecrest Ele George’s County, MD, this fall. She her 13th teaching year of Prince in of Danceof and the Popular Screen.” Fairy” and “The Oxford Handbook recent reads have been “The Cupcake Boone, clams in down as Liz’s NC! vating their house. are They happy or jugglinglearning or reno guitar adoctor, still being is when not he is plication tables. Her husband Chris, learning piano andmidst of multi Her are girls 6and 9, and are the in sit achair in with acold beverage. to None do TheThings, Of except few weeks, which in she planning is ing forward to abeach vacation a in hedgehog café in Tokyo. look is Liz TheThings,All visit including a toa trip to Japan in April, where they did Shemer! and her family had anepic that mom/academic life this sum anniversary. husband celebrated just their 11th her 4-year-old daughter. and Liz her or doing puzzles and coloring with eo games with her 8-year-old son not at work, enjoys Liz playing vid and maternal mortality.” When she’s graduation rates, childhood poverty impact on things like school high andent deep lasting community has and when toplan become if apar for women,” said. Liz “The ability to opportunities equitable protecting privileged to work at aplace that is Southwesthood Ohio Region. feel “I er was perfect for was er the entire week to Topsail Island, NC. The weath family took their annual vacation writes that at June the end of her Stacey ArmentroutFallah Rachel Roth Allred Roth Rachel Liz WaringLiz McCracken CLASS will begin will is living living is NOTES ------

89 fall 2019 90 sbc.edu CLASS other supernatural beings, because because beings, supernatural other fiction featuringwitches, fairies, or arms. days, These Aja mostly reads get Michellemaybe she’ll Obama a 60-minute glimpse into hell, but workouts, toes her of mix and it’s that she’s decided to add barre class book shelves #30hits November). in time (counting the down days till series by M.C. Beaton for the second currently reading the Agatha Raisin Aja Grosvenor Stephens thesee Downton Abbey movie with a tripning to New York Sept. in to Luke and son Bruno (5). She plan is in Arlington, VA, with her husband freelancing and the living general life still hasn’t come to terms with yet. theing in fall, something that Stacey preschool attend thatbe Emma will tative on the board advisory for the Stacy’s the start as parent represen knocking them July down! marked building sand castles ...of and then ter Emma learned thepoints finer study camp while there and daugh Jackson got to participate ashark in pretty much day!son Their every and the gentle ocean was and calm Flap AnimalBook”atTarget. book“MyFirstLift-the- illustrated her ’02with Amy Mullen and AsherinDisneyland husband, John,andsonsEaston ’02with Sullivan Lindsay Keller Aja Grosvenor Stephens Amy Mullen NOTES is still working, still is . Amyis reports - - - - - healthy and good. being. Happy, for the time mom management to a stay-at-home be taken abreakLindsay has from stage continuingis work his web in design. into pre-K and loving husband, John, into 3rd grade, Asher 4heading is her boy squad. 8heading Easton is it up Highlands in Ranch, CO, with a 7-Eleven in walking distance walking in that’sa 7-Eleven pleased be to hear that thereyou’ll is the sketchy neighborhood bodega, of the convenience miss will mother her and she Although neighborhood. home to anicer home anicer in moved the out dump of she called finally...has and I mean FINALLY plane ride and they loved it! and Lorien (5), had their first air union. Mary’s two girls, Ariana (9) and Cod for Cape their family re daughters finished just a trip to RI watching “Poldark.” Nightingale.” She recommends also Goldfinch” and “The enjoyed “The books recently, but over the year past Tia hasn’t had much time to read headingbe back to work Oct. in enjoying maternity leave. She will rez len Dunn, Joanna Mullen, Amy Mullen andAshleyTrantham AmyMullen Dunn, JoannaMullen, Saunders. coupleresides.the were Inattendance 2002classmates:Dr. Michelle The ceremony andreception tookplaceinOrangeCounty, VA, where NiceonJuly21,2018. Meg Fronk Nice’02wasmarriedtoCaseyRyan looks forward to seeing her son Jace [mostly] free. guilt Aja fronts. She now shares donuts with liberatingDooner been has on many front, “The F*ck It Diet”Caroline by out 2019). fall in On the non-fiction Blood and Bone”of (the comes sequel (now and a tv miniseries) “Children the Witches” of “Discovery series why not? She highly recommends , over the summer. over After 14years, Lindsay Keller Sullivan Mary TassoneDunlevy Tia Trout-Perez Jee YonPae and Joanna Mullen Tia Trout-Pe is currently currently is Amy Mul Amy and her is living living is - - - -

Grady Hendrix. reading “Paperbacks from Hell” by sketchy. as just Joanna currently is together with with together Day, they went to Richmond to get a little more settled. For Memorial summer andlast are starting to feel band Trey moved back to Raleigh United States and Jenn currently is nonprofit 13 has chapters across the fighting addiction. The national experiencinguals homelessness and community and empower individ acatalyst as running uses to build on My Feet, an organization that andrunning volunteering with Back Charlottesville. Jenn loves distance during recent work trips to and NC me Henna and Prof. Robeva Raina visitedShe with Paula has Brice, Jai Briar for acareer November. in fair excitedand was to return to Sweet Allen’s “Women STEM” in interns Hamilton. She amentor is for Booz forensic analyst with Booz Allen she enjoying is her work adigital as are currently Baltimore in living and her husband Joe (married 2005) in nally anupdate! in sending She and Lori Smith Nilan Smith Lori Brook getting be together will with Trey played cricket! This August, they attended gorgeous was and loved the island safari! The wedding Spain. It beautiful and was they to the Balearic Island Menorca, of back from amuch needed vacation Brook fun! of and family recently got playedsons together alot and it was McDonald GentryDenise a girls tripa girls to Asheville, NC. ’03 and Goethe Brook TuckerBrook Buck Jenn McDonaugh Swiatek Kelly Monical Goossens , Ashley Johnston McGee Lori Smith Nilan Smith Lori , Maria Thacker and her hus . Their is fi is and for for - - - - [email protected] Fredericksburg, VA 22408 11003 HowitzerDrive Nicole Crowder 2003 ing well! her hopesVixen of all sisters are do residential treatment facility. She veterans a in living military serves the a Baltimore leader of team which their hearts for pit-bulls. shelter and have aspecial place in love volunteering at alocal animal educators. time, spare In their they school district and enjoy career being happy to employed be the in same George County, Va. are They very anassistant is principalsey King in mentary program and specialist Ca accepted jobs: new Meg anele is lywed life. This past year both they are enjoyingband the Casey new there. Megan Lyon ’80 for lunches while Santandrea Betty Rau alums ’70 and Ann Gateley ’70. We met up with buquerque and Santa Fe, NM, with sandcastle at the beach. atthe sandcastle son helpingmydaughterbuilda Stacey Armentrout ’02 Fallah a fabulous over week all walking Al April 18,2019. on Summersill, a babygirl,Lillian her husband,David,welcomed MarkhamMorris’02and Alicia Meg Fronk Nice Kristin FarrisKristin Bergquist and her hus : I spent ------‘Blackish.’ Erin had perform fun writer staffed been as a onhas ABC’s She’s excited to announce that Lizzie open to Briar Sweet visiting all girls! work. It came room with aguest greater area, LA closer to Lizzie’s this year to apartment a new the in eling whenever able. whenever eling around with their children and trav doing great and are enjoying running happy to report she and Jeremiah are for anamazing girls’ weekend. She is and brother Rowan’s first birthday. by coming afew weeks before big March 7, 2019. He surprised them Asher born Gibbons on was Schell other sweet addition to her family. Park Autum met up with cannot wait to play softball. In April, and ishing up t-ball season her last Daisy, her daughter, fierce is andfin andming playing the trombone, oldest Xavier turned 10, loves swim teach and coach at several studios/ Women Festival. She continues to Sketchfest and the Funny Chicago ing this year at the San Francisco during the festive season. to catch up with Eve 2018. were excited They also come baby a new girl on Christmas [email protected] Orlando, FL32814 2929 Dorell Ave Virginia “Ginny”Wood Susi 2004 children their with together time JanuaryinLexington,VA. this Loughhead’04spent ’04andGraceFarnsworth Anne BenhamWillson her husband were thrilled to wel Kelly Gibbons Schell Kelly Gibbons Erin Coleman Erin Autum MatysekSnyder Fish Camille Simmons Smalling Sarah Lindsey Sarah , Megan Owens Thompson Owens Megan and moved Lizzie in Williamsburgin Khadine FisherKhadine Merri Morris added an and ’s ’s ------

bought anold farmhouse Love in metro area. man was at reunion.was lovely lovely Recently got apostcard from the role as Auntie JoJo Extraordinary. and working. She’s enjoying my new Dancing,ing her life DC; in traveling to seeing month July. of She’s looking forward husband drives to Maine for the class notes on her phone while her nincompoops dogs. of She edited Orlando with and her 3kids 2tiny shocked she’s married and in living January. sworth Loughhead [email protected] San Antonio,TX78254 8618 Waldon Heights Victoria Chappell Harvey 2006 are crushingdogs it on levels. all theaters around Los Angeles. Her with the great and good and Texas. She spent some time closer to family both in Memphis gratefulis family Their be to moving University School, Memphis, in TN. high school mater, alma Memphis basketball coaching position at his 14 years, David accepted the varsity After college in being coaching for (10),Maggie (8)and (6). Gus Ellie June.in have They three children, celebratedvid 14years marriage of land, CO, where they live with nu Jozanne Summerville Ginny WoodSusi Anne Benham WillsonBenham Anne Nicki Brandt TurnerNicki tomorrow while she’s the in DC Stephanie Gleason Stephanie Breanne Liebering WyLiebering Breanne and family in Grace Farn Grace and Brian is gaily is liv is still is while she and Da ------her husband, Capt. Jon Elliott Carl [email protected] Waco, Texas 76710 5238 LakeShore Drive Emily N.Olson 2007 country learning role! her new an adventure traveling around the tection leader with CarMax. It’s been pro asset regional as position dream promoted to her spring, was she past husband and 3-year-old son. This lives Northern in Virginia with her March 2020. welcoming their firstlittle in earlyon land this spring. The be Turnerswill to explore southern parts of Thai ablebut was to take some time off ing for the National Park Service Gus.rescue dog Nicki still work is merous chickens, ducks and their guage educators,guage DC. in conventionpremier for world lan Heidi present will at ACTFL, the and national conferences. fall, This state at presenting the summer spent ty and the changes it brings. Heidi looking forward to this opportuni School Purcellville, in VA. She’s teacher at Loudoun Valley High job new in Aug. the 2019as French planning atrip to Panama! always, please reach you out are if to Briar Sweet having visitors! As ayear it within in and look forward Zone andCanal hope to living be renovating the ahouse in Panama first birthday on July 16. They are Panama celebrated and also her son at St. Mary’s Church Balboa, in their daughter,of Sally Marine Carl son recently celebrated the baptism table at a TVA sponsored event for led the electrical engineering activity for recent college graduates, and she tern program for services financial involved the in mentoring and in the area. Chattanooga She also is and the electric utility industry in engineering in careers about people young educating activities volunteer community involved and is many in analyst. She loves back giving to the marking and enterprise performance Valley Authority asenior bench as ebrating 11years at the Tennessee JodieKavanah Weber Erica KennedyErica McCallie Heidi Trude Megan Meighan Carlson Megan will be starting be a will currently currently is cel is and ------property with manager FCA Man mittee chair. so gratefulso to May she had ahysterectomy and was tional researcher for Korn Ferry. In left fundraising to an organiza be job.new changed Maggie careers and really well.” Meanwhile, she started a incredible, and the plan new going is better.maybe even President Woo is like OUR Briar Sweet — again For the first time since 2015, it felt at amazed the so and was change. Ivisited September campus “Last see yousee soon!” writes, you lots all “Miss and hope to for aweek to her be caretaker. She Country Club.Country ra Denison ’60 at the Congressional Morgan enjoyed with Barba dinner Washington University. Recently, on political management at George July she afeatured was lecturer guest women national in security, and in Enlightenedwork of Women on National Conference for the Net June,meeting, in the at spoke she the Hoover Institute’s annual board secret). In March, Morgan spoke at quicklyis becoming the worst kept town (Note:out of McCall, Idaho the Northern VA, hustle and get and Stephen make aneffort beatto Kilgallin ing Elizabeth ’14, Morgan includ friends, hosting and projects improvement home overly ambitious home. When she’s up dreaming not andria, VA. and are loving their new Jackson, settled Old in Town Alex husband, Stephen, and their corgi, partment Defense. of Morgan, her international at security the De forthe Pentagon staff of chief as to the United Nations NYC in to the from U.S.transitioned Mission Grace Grace town Flats Charlotte, in NC. agement, LLC at Gateway West Up she came home June. in Meanwhile, Gracebeth (Ellie) to the world and expectations of duties as the com as duties of expectations leadership duties above and beyond Exceptional Leadership Award for 2018) and recently received the for Women Sept. (since Engineers chapterChattanooga the Society of committee outreach chair for the Academy. the as Erica serves also the Girls Chattanooga Leadership This spring spring This In March, SaylorMaggie Patrick Whitney Wheeler and family welcomed Eliza Natalie Pye Natalie MorganRoach Viña Laura Schaefer CLASS is currently is a , came who wrote, wrote, NOTES ------

91 fall 2019 92 sbc.edu CLASS to Olympia, WA, March, in got en life. life. where sheriding been her whole has her fox hunt, Windy Hollow Hunt, elected Fox Master of Hounds at details!” recently also Emily was the trip, feel free to contact me for with everyone. Ihighly recommend a BriarSweet shirt I could so share it Britain. I made sure I got a picture in the most remote on mainland inn remote hotels, at stayed including thethe highlands. mountains of We while riding and views throughery on the beach and saw amazing scen on horseback.miles We got to gallop along anorthern route, covering 130 from the coast east to the west coast days.seven She writes, “We rode who were their for guides the next met up with Highlands Unbridled they where coast to the northeast forlook Nessie continued then and a train up to Inverness, had a quick days exploring Edinburgh, they took iday Scotland. in After spending two bucket and list went on ariding hol and a friend checked her a big one off her life.still abig part of In May she and work NYC in and horses are me luck!”exam —wish the next step and my taking CSP through ISSP, preparing be Iwill for atively Sustainability new Associate emission inventory. Finally, a rel as to complete acampus-wide GHG leading be our first effort that, of I’ll Green Business Award and, part as She says, “Our renew campus its will program. certification My Lab Green search Center’s participation the in the Oregon National Primate Re to work, continue she will to guide dergarten. When Laura heads back her daughter, Maisie, ready is for kin will be getting be marriedwill on Sept. 1! gaged to Jesse in April Chase and to catch up with two classmates, to Portland, where OR, great it was After the wedding, I traveled down to Kyle Garrison. It beautiful! was of wedding the June Itraveled to Lacey, WA, for course,of wonderful! and it was In Valerie. We stopped at Briar, Sweet sister, youngest my with tour lege traveled to VA, on awhirlwind col a busy but exciting year. In April I theatre teaching and directing. It was my 5thhighschool and final year of Danielle Briggs-Hansen Danielle WileyEmily I, I, NOTES Emily Olson continues to live Sarah Kindschuh , finished just up moved moved ------

teaching this coming year. and excited is to returning be to home from business online her runs Adalaide (5)and Rosalie (4). She Mike and 3 children Michael (9), Lynchburg, VA, with her husband Anne Humphrey (15months). her husband and daughter, Laurel Grand in still living Rapids, MI, with excited to announce that their fam 2018, City, Chase in Virginia. Mario Oseguera wed on June 23, in fashion!in Go Bums! former students interested acareer in happy to speak with any current or theyear.throughout be would She tors FIT students, interns and has Marketing.in men currently She and living working also is NYC in child, George, ayear ago. D.C. welcomed also They firsttheir after 6years in being Washington, of back to Richmond, moving VA is ily Blake Dozier. and welcomed their 4th child, David 10 years marriage this year past of band, Blake (HS-C ’05) celebrated friends with with friends best line. still is She top womenswear Theo and Spence, a sweater and knit and Romeo for Sweet production sales and nomics as degree of VP Kimberley Battad Kimberley [email protected] Lynchburg, VA 24502 122 Berkshire Pl. Jessica Wilson 2008 reach out! toeling or through Waco, feel free to home this fall. anyone If trav is else from in August. Ilook forward to avisit atre directing at Baylor University starting anM.F.A. program the in Waco, TX, where Iamthrilled to be In July Ipacked up and moved to with afriend. It afabulous was trip! non Beach, to OR, Fort Bragg, CA, Pacific Coast Highwayfrom Can I then aroad-trip began the down McSpadden Burger since graduation, using her Eco her graduation,since using and living workingbeen NYC in Jessica Wilson Virginia Moncure Jamerson Caroline Byrd Dozier Rebecca Penny Humphrey Alyson Napier Oseguera Lucy Sutherland Knaus Eleanor O’Connor Eleanor Natasha Bullard is still living in in still living is and over dinner. in my in new and hus Rebekah Rebekah has has who who and is is is is ------and enjoyed learning about their ad andwith Lucy her husband, Konrad, for visiting was work. She had dinner Dakar,in June in Senegal while Kim with class mate in Denverin and working for adig [email protected] OR97223 Tigard, 13938 SWCristCourt Jenny Walkiewicz Dill 2009 passes, it still feels like home! the Briar. No matter how much time credible class of ’09 and back being at reunion, reconnecting with the in had anabsolute blast at our 10-year finance. accounting and She survive her MBA programof and trying to loves. She currently is the in throes marketingital which agency she ter of City and Planning Regional ter of NV, and UT AZ! multiple national parks out west in went on anawesome babymoon to friends along the way.even They coasteast from to NC ME, visiting Dog,tain Bubba, up and the down their 9.5month-old Bernese Moun long-weekends and road-trips with ford have advantage taking been of In the meantime, Heather and Brad and can’t wait for that all to is come! super excited for season this new boy Gregg, Oct. in 2019. are They their first into child the world, baby ander Bradford welcoming be will Northern VA the in future. Heath to get into lifestyle photography in hopes world and photography the time! For fun, Heather dabbles in aBeautycounteras consultant part- (for people and the environment!) part-time and promotes safer beauty lessons horseback riding teaches atager Fathom Creative full-time, works anaccount/project as man festivals and breweries! Heather still from local shops, farmers’ markets, community that distance walking is doozy), they enjoy coming home to a ton, D.C. (and the commute can a be they both still work near Washing and horse wine country.of While moved to Leesburg, VA, the in heart and her husband, Bradford, recently ventures in Westin ventures Africa. accepted to Georgia Tech’s Mas Heather Theunissen HeatherGregg Theunissen Kimberly Butterfield Laura Cromwell Laura Maggie Nicholson Maggie Lucy Hankinson Lucy is still living still living is was recently recently was met up ------

Ned Kolpan on June Phila 29in of a historic home renovation. home historic a of Chamblee, GA, the and in is midst tiatives. recently Maggie moved to resiliency and urban agriculture ini the its sustainability, as well island as to tourism heritage of impact nomic abroad course on focused the eco traveled to Cuba May in for astudy for she which program preservation Georgia State University’s historic pliment her current master’s work in happier urban places. will com This and vegetation can create healthier, and how architecture the melding of space the within urban environment, publictainability impacts of green Julia Patt PnP sister, officiated the wedding. delphia, PA. CaitlinNealon ‘10, her Seaver before it started to rain! rushed her to the indoor venue just the in maids wedding. valiantly They senior year,ing with Liz were brides early fall! areThey expecting their 3rd babyin 10th wedding anniversary Oct. in (HS-C ’07), celebrating be will their and her husband, Steven D’Antonio Healthcare Delivery Science. She School May in with amaster’s in ated from Eastern Virginia Medical urban design, specifically the sus 2019.fall Her focus on studies will in classes begin program and will Chase City, VA. Mario wedonJune23,2018,in Alyson NapierOseguera’08and Elizabeth Zuckerman Elizabeth Lara SalyerLara D’Antonio , who somehow survived liv , survived somehow who , Jessica Baker and married gradu Cheryl Cheryl ------blessed to enjoy family trips to Car Emma, around! This spring I was 2-year-old German Shepherd, 3.5-year-old daughter, Alexa, and keepingbeen busy chasing our [email protected] New Haven,CT06511 403 WhitneyAve. Rosalie Morgan Louis 2010 women my in life! luckySo to still have these incredible fade. never friendships these passes agree, no matter how much time my Briar Sweet most of sisters will Courtney Sims Alison Brock Hankinson Kathryn three days Scottsdale, in AZ, with Day weekend, Ispent anamazing Island Hawaii. of Memorial Over mel, CA, Wayzata, MNand the Big married Matthew Stanley Van Don with herhusbandBradford.with TheunissenGreggHeather ’09 Arnold ’10andLindsey DavisAurigemma’10. ’12,TaylorArnett Louis’10, Lindsay ’10,AndriaPasquelRosalie Ryan from’08) onMay21,2019.Inattendance SweetBriarwere Lindsay StanleyVanNatasha HaugerudBoraasmarried Matthew Donsel(HS-C Natasha Haugerud Boraas I, Jenny WalkiewiczDill . As I’m sure , have and - -

and Morgan Louis salie and he works for Health.Allina olis, MN, where she works for 3M Natasha and Matt live Minneap in Taylor Ryan Taylor BriarSweet were Lindsay Arnett ‘12, Carsix, France. In attendance from H-SC sel ‘08 on May 21, 2019, in house in Brooklyn,house in NY. married life and recently purchased a Mallorca, Spain. are They enjoying 14, 2019, aprivate in ceremony in married Erik Aurigemma on May mond and enjoying much. it very her LPNor RN. She Rich still in is Virginia, and looking is into getting job with Dermatology Associates of have added to her family. 2040. of She excited very Class is to planning 2spots for Briar Sweet comed Katie already girls! is twin Caitlin Nealon Caitlin Zuckerman officiated ofElizabeth the wedding sisters atSweetBriar! PA. were andElizabeth Caitlin PnP Kolpanon June29inPhiladelphia, Lindsey DavisLindsey Aurigemma Katie Dodge TaylorDodge Katie Kirsten Miller Kirsten Lindsey DavisLindsey Aurigemma ’ 09 (left)toNed , Andria PasquelAndria ’ 10 (center) started anew , Lindsay Arnold ,Lindsay just wel just , Ro - - - - .

Alaska to Miami to work adi as [email protected] Warminster, PA 18974 1065 Brennan Drive Heather MarianneMcTague 2011 [email protected] KY41017 Hills, Villa 978 RavineDrive Carol Ferguson 2012 Sweet BriarSweet women are members! Richmond, where many so amazing at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church in Ebie currently works with Amelia Nell Malbon Molan ‘10, McDaniellia ‘94, Virginia Edahl son Starling on May 4, 2019. Ame 14, 2019. married ErikAurigemmaonMay Lindsey DavisAurigemma’10 Zuckerman ’09toNedKolpanonJune29. ’09(thirdPatt from left)were ofElizabeth wedding bridesmaidsinthe Cherly Seaver’09(left),JessicaBaker(secondfrom left)andJulia Eleanor Bryant Eleanor Baker StarlingEbie Maggie Balderston Maggie were attendance. in moved from married Ja and - - - empanadas possible. as stand-up comedy and many eats as Alaska and Mexico frequently, does el. Eleanor still kayaks multi-days in the in perfect dog world, HRHEth- accidentallyalso adopted the most 50th country visited this year! She Antarctica and Iceland, and her hit She recently worked expeditions in Singapore for extended work travel. currently heading to Monaco and an Airbnb Savannah, in GA, and is at Silversea. Eleanor and owns runs rector for global expeditionary ships Disabilities. Carolina Institute Developmental of her primary rotation at be the will North Carolina, Hill. Chapel There, internship atogy the University of years to complete aclinical psychol She now is leaving Miami after 5 Ph.D. at the University Miami. of ical and developmental psychology sertation this June her clin part of as and her husband, Frank, have recent in Antarctica zodiac Bryant’12operating Ellie Emily PrinceEmily Caroline Heltzel Overstreet Heltzel Caroline defended her dis - - - -

93 fall 2019 94 sbc.edu in Goochlandin County and are enjoy Ryan and Ihave bought also ahouse Briar who made our day remarkable. huge thank you to everyone at Sweet [email protected] Jackie R.Montero 2013 know! the Savannah area, sure be to let her 6’ — Ha! you’re If passing through Rank’ while running ‘Household ployment and maintaining her ‘Silent looking be on for her end! She’ll em Otherwise, nothing too to new share GA, for (at the least) next 2.5-3years. to Fortly PCSed Stewart/Savannah, and 2019, at Cristina’s childhood home ancé are getting married on Aug. 24, child protection unit. She and her fi March 2018. of She works the in eral for the State Connecticut in of gen attorney assistant an as sition #HouseDaniels. Fall coming.” is names are“Their Arya and Sansa of opted 2kittens October in 2018. that Dani and Lord “Lady Tim” ad Academy. enrollment at Fork Union Military international of director of position Additionally, Ihave accepted the backing being Central in Virginia. bride), Jessicabride), Vasquez, Devine were Emma Dittoe, the Memorial Chapel. Bridesmaids 22, 2019, at Briar Sweet College in ro-Sharpe daughter Eleanor Drew, newborn their holding husband, Ramsey’13with Victoria Ryan Sharpe and I, Cristina Thomas HumphreyDani Daniels I am so happyI amso to write that Julie Robinson Dopheide , Karen Montero the (sister of were married on June Julie Moorhead Moorhead Julie accepted a po a accepted Jackie Monte Lee Grove Lee writes writes

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• JULY 1,2018–JUNE 30,2019 Claude Becker WassersteinBecker Claude ’82 W. Lyons L. Brown, Jr. Charitable Foundation Doctors Glenn and Gilberte Van Treese* TokichL. Jamie The andHadley Marion Stuart Foundation FoundationStemmons Tracy Scheriff-Muser NanciEstate of Hay Mahoney ’54* Edward J. Kelly III Jessie Ball duPont Fund Holland-Iribe Family Foundation Martha C. Holland ’72 Winborne Hamlin Leigh ’58 Fidelity Investment Charitable Gift Fund Anne Taylor Quarles Doolittle ’78 RuthEstate Simpson of Carrington ’21* Mrs. Brandt Caroline Casey ’49 Borchers-Leon ’81 Charla Anonymous gifts in one year totaling $100,000-$499,999. Society Dell The recognizes honorsand donorswith DELL SOCIETY na and/or status class member Charlotte Heuer WattsHeuerCharlotte ’57 WalbridgeC. Elizabeth ’72 Virginia Foundation for Independent Colleges M.Vairo Georgene ’72 The Atticus Trust Mildred Newman Thayer ’61 DanceTancrediStephanie ’90 Mr. Albert H. Small Sanders ’62 Letitia Roller-Bottimore Foundation Gail GarnerEstate of Resch ’72* Kay Parham Picha ’70 Jeanne Morin LettieThe Pate Whitehead Foundation W.Katherine Trust Bienvenu Charitable Josey Foundation TrogdonKathryn Hightower ’67 RobertsAllison Greene ’81 Gay Hart Gaines ’59 Sarah Dabbs Fryer ’72 Sally Mott Freeman ’76 W.Laura Evans ’79 Inc. Enterprises, Community Donna Pearson Josey Chapman ’64 Martin S. Brown* with gifts in one year totaling $50,000-$99,999. The ColumnSociety recognizes honorsand donors COLUMN SOCIETY DONOR HONOR ROLL 95

fall 2019 96 sbc.edu DONOR Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased Donor * Dixon W. and Kate Roy M. Fund Christian EstateAugust of F. Davis* (Virginia Cummings Sivalls Davis Betty Rae ’58 Laura L. Crum ’79 Cruess ’79 AndrewsSusan Anne Frothingham Cross ’66 Flora Cameron Crichton ’46* H.Lucy Coyle ’79 The Covington Family the CommunityFund of TannerCarol Cover ’43 FoundationCord Charitable Cord ’66 Bonnie Community Foundation Greater of Birmingham Foundation Community the FundComponent of Clara WeissFund Kate Roy Massie Christian ’64 Mr. Dixon Wallace Christian Charles L. and Carter D. McDowell Charitable The Honorable and Mrs. William J.Cabaniss, Jr. Emily Black Burns ’01 Sarah Porter Boehmler ’65 ’71 Bergquist Beryl Leslie Basten and David D. Basten Mary Brush Bass ’62 Ann Ritchey Baruch ’62 Recordings,Bama Rags LLC Sarah G. Babcock ’83 C’AnneAnderson ’68 Anonymous (4) RyanAle ’76 Margaret The Al Stroobants Foundation with gifts in one year totaling $7,500-$49,999. The FountainSociety recognizes honorsand donors FOUNTAIN SOCIETY Carol McMurtry Fowler ’57 Florence S. and William J. Cabaniss Advised FoundationFlora Cameron Fiduciary Charitable Foundation Heather Colson Ewing ’90 BoydLucy Lemon Edmunds ’63 HenrianneEstate of Early ’13* Jane Dure R. ’82 Davis ’42*) Foundation for Greater a Richmond Mrs. Clarke H. Crenshaw for aGreater Richmond by advised Mr. and Richmond Greater Fund the Community of Foundation for a (Catherine Caldwell Cabaniss ’61) Greater Birmingham Fund the Community of Foundation of Richmond Greater the Communityof Foundation for a HONOR ROLL

Maj. Gen. L. H. Ginn IIIH’55 Susan Stephens Geyer ’74 JonesLouise Geddes ’84 Eileen P. Gebrian ’72 Caroline Chobot Garner ’54 Martha Stewart Fruehauf ’80 Frank and Mary Roach Fund the Community of Frances and John Morse Charitable Fund, a Marie G. Dennett Foundation Susan Jahn Mancini ’64 Luther and Claire Griffith Foundation Elizabeth Elizabeth Wray Longino ’78 and Leland ’68 A.Deirdre Charitable TrustLaurel Helen Murchison Lane ’46 Jo KramerAnn Soderquist ’64 Jane Johnson Kent ’48 Judy W. Sargent Gift Fund, adonor fund advised Judith Haskell Brewer Fund the Community of KikerLucy Jones ’43* John and Sarah Freeman Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Leverett Hubbard, Jr. Hill Ann Ramsey ’78 Katharine Pauley Hickok ’72 Sandra G. Herring ’74 Claire Dennison GriffithClaire Dennison ’80 and Mr. and Mrs. Carson Geddes Greene Greater Washington Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Gooch WinfreeAnnGooch ’66 Ann Martin Gonya ’85 Sarah Giddens Glenday ’69 Gipson L. Robert Estate of DorothyEstate of Compton Marks HearnA. ’85 Katherine Eleanor Frank Hazard ’81 HarrisonAshton ’75 Williams The Harrison Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Harlow Adelaide H. Hapala HannahMary Elizabeth ’62 Cassandra Streett Hamrick ’66 FoundationHampton Community Roads D. Maybank Hagood Mary Sutherland Gwinn ’65 Foundation for Greater a Richmond Charitable Gift Fund Fidelity Investmentdonor fund advised of G. George III Longino of Fidelity Investmentof Charitable Gift Fund Foundation for Greater a Richmond Herbruck ’51* (Kathleen Button Ginn ’55*) Luther T.Luther Griffith na and/or status class member

Mary E. Hannah Charitable Gift Fund Marshall Metcalf Seymour ’64 Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving Cecil Collins Scanlan ’63 BriarSweet College Alumnae ClubAtlanta of Mr. and Mrs. Whitney G. Saunders JudithWelton Sargent ’59 BennettMason Rummel ’83 Beltz RoweElizabeth ’48 Giles Lucy RicheyEstate of ’61* Bettie Katherine Arnold Reed ’64 Wesley ’75 Ann Ramsey Mr. and Mrs. Robert McElwee Rainey Weston Louise ’74 Rainey Patricia P. Pusey ’60 DykesElizabeth Pope ’83 Katherine Irene Polevitzky ’93 The PiephoCharitable Fund Susan B. Piepho Charlotte Prothro Philbin ’95 Perkins-Prothro Foundation The Pauley Family Foundation Stanley F. and Dorothy Pauley Joanne Holbrook Patton ’52 William M. Passano, Jr. (Helen H’55 Addington Mary Hamilton Parsons ’78 RowlandElizabeth Overmyer OttawayCynthiaWilson ’57 FoundationNorfolk Southern FoundationNewcastle JaneW. Nelson ’66 Munson White Family Fund, MunsonGillian Mountain Foundation Laurel Frances Morse Kirven ’68 Makanah Morriss Dunham ’66 Margot Saur Meyer ’60 TowillRebecca McNair ’60 EstateAimee of Des Pland McGirt ’47* Margaret Graves McClung ’53 Mary McGinnis Lee McClain ’54 Gay Reddig Mayl ’55 McNair Currie Maxwell ’63 Ashley Harper Matthews ’96 and Dave Matthews Matthew Mezzanotte &Genevieve Foundation, Cornelia Long Matson ’58 Antonia Bredin Massie ’77 (Ellen Harrison(Ellen Saunders ’75) of Vanguardof Charitable Passano ’55*) Charitable Gift Fund Fidelity Investmenta donor fund advised of N.A., America, of TrusteeBank of TIAA Charitable Inc

Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased Donor * AssmusHuguenin ’69 Jan ArcherVictoria Leigh ’81 Anonymous (2) Kristy Winstead Anderson ’98 Mr. and Mrs. John R. Alford, Jr. (Courtney Blair Albizzatti ’90 Carson Leslie Adam ’62 Ellice Anne one year totaling $2,500-$7,499. society, recognizes and honors donors with gifts in The Boxwood CircleSociety, Sweet Briar’soldest gift BOXWOOD CIRCLESOCIETY Wynne Family Fund Hampton of Roads WynneSnodgrass Susan ’72 Wraase Family Foundation Greater of WraaseKirby ’74 Cecilia Woodland Foundation JonesWittkeAriana ’46 Winnie and Davis Gift Hamlin Fund, adonor The and SaloméScanlanWilliam Foundation William M. Bird &Co., Inc. Endowment of Wendelin A. White ’74 WhiteHaug Hedi ’64 Wells Fargo &Co S.Betty Weiss G.Warner Katherine ’95 Judith Atkins Wall ’61 F.Marion Walker ’72 The Wade H. and Teresa Pike Tomlinson Vanguard Charitable VanderweilHinshaw Anne ’68 TullyGipson Sally ’69 RothrockTrozzo Gail ’64 TeresaPikeTomlinson ’87 Tianaderrah Foundation TIAA Charitable Inc Marianne Oliveri Svoboda ’60 Svoboda ’84 A. Christina Grace E. Suttle ’60 BryanMary Lane Sullivan ’58 Elynor Neblett Stephens ’57* Energy Southwestern Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Smiley Jane Reeb Short ’74 R. Anne Pankoski Sherman ’96 BantonAlford ’87) FoundationCommunity Washington Community Foundation Gift Fund Fidelity Investment fundadvised of Charitable CommunityCoastal Foundation SC of Foundation the Chattahoochee of Valley Fund, acomponent the Community fund of Mr. and Mrs. F. Hudnall Christopher, Jr. Heather L. C. Aspinwall Chiles ’95 DicksonElizabeth Frenzel Casalini ’82 Georgia Graham Carroll ’66 Carrie S. Camp Foundation, Inc. ’68 Carr Eugenie PriceRew Carne ’59 Suzanne Jones Cansler ’63 Ann Sheldon Campbell ’51 Camp,L. Clay Jr. Carla Pellegrino Cabot ’84 Cathy and Foose Dennis Charitable Fund, a Ethel Ogden Burwell ’58 Margaret Price Bruno ’83 The Bruce Ford Brown Memorial Trust Rosamond Sample Brown ’64 BrownMary Lanman ’50 Antoinette Brown Christian ’78 Amy Gibbs Brown ’99 Boylston Family Fund Community Coastal of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin C. Boylston RodgersElizabeth Boyd ’84 Blanchette Maier Chappell and Frank H. Maier, Clare Newman Blanchard ’60 HallDrusilla Bishop ’78 Betty Gill Ware Charitable Trust, adonor Kristin Farris Bergquist ’03 Bente ’69 Alphin Bryan Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Carlyle Benjamin Colleen Bradley Bell ’89 Jane Roulston Beaver ’62 VictoriaBates ’74 Nella Gray Barkley ’55 Brenda Muhlinghaus Barger ’65 The Bank of James TwedellSally Bagley ’67 Barbara Gracey Backer ’71 Deidre S. Conley ’72 Deborah Carroll Conery ’49 Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta The BightComegys Charitable Foundation Virginia Upchurch Collier ’72 Jeannette Singleton Cloyd ’75 Nan Robertson Clarke ’73 WegerskiMara Ciciarelli ’03 Glenys Dyer Church ’73 Charitable Gift Fund Fidelity Investmentdonor fund advised of SC Foundation of Greater Atlanta Jr. Fund the Community of Foundation for Gift Fund Fidelity Investment fundadvised of Charitable (Claire Cannon ’58) Cannon (Claire na and/or status class member

Connie Burwell WhiteBurwell Connieand William W. Mary Pederson Grum ’65 Patricia Paterson Graham ’79 Gracey Stoddard Family Fund Bank of of Karen Greer Goss ’89 Michelle Gorman Lennane ’89 ValerieGordon-Johnson ’74 GoodridgeJane ’63 Carol Goodman Charitable Foundation,Glenridge The Inc. Suzanne Lockley Glad ’51 Mark WhitneyGilkey WareMary Gibson ’83 Gateley ’70 Ann Gargano ’88 MicheleA. Virginia Del Greco Galgano ’64 Heather MacLeod Gale ’75 Mrs. Judith F. Gager* and Mr. Forrest L. Gager, Jr. Natalie Roberts Funk ’66 Jane Hutcherson Frierson ’74 Mary Frank Mary Carter Frackelton ’72 Four G’s Charitable Trust Cathy Patton Foose ’78 Anne Riordan Flaherty ’78 Janna Staley Fitzgerald ’61 Max G. Fink Helen Euston Scribner ’65 David Ellis WendyWorthen Elliott ’79 Foundation Mitchell Redd Ellen ’93 Elkins DebraA. Martha Meehan Elgar ’67 Putnam Mundy Ebinger ’70 Alison Burnett Dunn ’98 Diana Muldaur Dozier ’60 Dianne Hayes Doss ’93 DorothyThe Kopmeier Vallier Foundation WarnerAlice Donaghy ’62 Anne Dinan Kinsey ’68 Stephen Neal Dennis Virginia S. deBuys ’64 Direxa Dick Dearie ’67 Janet Myers Deans ’77 Witcover Christine Dean ’68 Jane McKenzie Davis ’03 Scheline H. Crutchfield I.Thomas Crowell(Mary Wheat Crowell ’42*) Nannette McBurney Crowdus ’57 Ann Kiley Crenshaw ’76 Jane Covington Ellis ’60 NancyWebb Corkery ’81 America Charitable Gift Fund White Foundation DONOR HONOR ROLL

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fall 2019 98 sbc.edu DONOR Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased Donor * NorthH. Foundation Community of The Jill Moses Kohlmann/Jennifer Bach Washabaugh Elizabeth Jarvis ’75 Jane Frierson Charitable Giving Fund, adonor IBM International Foundation Mary Pope Maybank Hutson ’83 Ms. Elizabeth Hunter Carol Hays Hunley ’81 Mary Jane Oliver Schroder Hubbard ’62 JingWang Huang ’68 Kathy Jackson Howe ’78 BissellLesley Hoopes ’68 Janet Storey Honick ’73 HolladayAnnEthel ’83 WeickertRenate Hixon ’60 Jessica M. Hiveley ’97 Anne Day Herrmann ’64 Henry Smith Laird Foundation The Henry Foundation Jacqueline Geets Henry ’92 Kathryn Barnes Hendricks ’70 Susan Hemphill Beverley Crispin Heffernan ’75 HuangAlison and Jonathan Howe Hatch ’64* Diane Martha Mattern Harvey ’64 Harvey Laurel Lea ’90 Karen J. Hartnett ’70 Caroline Camp Harrison ’07 Trueheart Elizabeth Harris ’49 Mary Elmore Harrell ’64 The H. Dallon Weathers Family Coastal Fund of Cynthia Pierce Kohlenberger ’84 Ann Stuart McKie Kling ’74 Sally Old Kitchin ’76 Holly King Caswell ’92 and David King Kathleen S. Kilpatrick ’74 WatersMargaret Keriakos ’67 Jean Felty Kenny ’53 Mrs. Janet Kemp Kelley ’70 A. Mary WattPhyllis Jordan ’80 Deborah H. Jones ’84 Ann Thrash Jones ’78 Grace Butler Johnson ’66 John S. and Katharine W. Orton Fund, adonor Gift Fund Fidelity Investment fundadvised of Charitable Community Foundation SC of Central Wisconsin Gift Fund Fidelity Investment fundadvised of Charitable FoundationOrleans Rosen Fund The Greater of New HONOR ROLL

Matchstick Charitable Fund, adonor advised Anne Baldwin Mann ’78 Blanchette Maier Chappell ’73 Helene Bauer Magruder ’57 Mr. and Mrs. Brendan C. Magner MabieMargot SavageChristina Lytle ’88 ’78 Lumsden A.Catherine Susan Posey Ludeman ’80 JohnstonElizabeth Lipscomb ’59 ’04 Linville Brooke Allison Marcia Pace Lindstrom ’66 Colleen Kuebel Lewis ’84 Roberta H. Lehet ’78 ’90 Lee Debra TremainAnn ’69 Lee Lawson Mary Scales ’70 BlackwellElizabeth Laundon ’69 Mary Anne Van Large Dervoort’57 Foundation Goodman Lanier Florence Baldwin Langford ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Kent Newmark (Pat Winton Newmark Sims Linda ’60 Margaret deLashmutt Newlyn ’62 New YorkCommunityTrust NesbitMary Burwell ’56 Mellie Hickey Nelson ’67 Mary Johnson Nelson ’64 Kathleen Bailey Nager ’53 ValeriaMurphey ’71 Elisabeth Muhlenfeld, President Emerita Susan Lykes Mueller ’70 Morgan Stanley GIFT Sue Lawton Mobley ’55 MDRT Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William Sheppard Miller III VontzCarol Miller ’68 Tia Campbell McMillan ’66 DorothyWoods McLeod ’58 Marjorie Rebentisch McLemore ’70 McKayCynthia ’78 A. McHughSarane ’81 Mary McDonald Lee ’65 Martha Hoffman McCoy ’44* Deborah Koss McCarthy ’77 McCampbellArchard ’85 Lenetta McCallum-FultonJennifer ’92 McCallum Family Foundation Donna and Stephen Maxwell W. Elizabeth Matheson ’64 fund of Fidelity Investmentfund of Charitable Newmark ’69) Gift Fund na and/or status class member

Mr. and Mrs. Brad Steinle ’86 Steinbrenner Jessica Tracy L. Steele ’92 Nancy Sanders Starr ’46* Stanley ’64 Anne AndrewsSpurrell ’91 Susan Spada ’89 Christina Erin E. Sobotta ’99 WendyWeiss Smith ’71 Martha Kemp Schley Smith ’12 S.Ellen Smith ’87 Susan Hendricks Slayman ’60 GalloElizabeth Skladal ’58 Sarah Garrison Skidmore ’56 Jana Portman Simmons ’82 Hannah J. Silva ’05 Jane Russo Sheehan ’52 NaturalScion Science Association, Inc. Frances Dornette Schafer ’70 TraylorRucker ’65 FoundationRouse-Bottom Jennifer Bach Rosen ’88 Robin ’57 Diana Roberts ’83 ArchibaldSarah Riley-ColemanLynne ’64 The Richard Foundation Carol Reifsnyder Rhoads ’65 Josephine England Redd ’64 ’72 Ramsey ArmstrongLeslie The Quarterdeck Foundation E.Louise Pulizzi ’75 PowellM.Anne ’88 PowellFlorenceA. ’80 TiftCatherinePorter ’44 Andria Plonka Calhoun ’67 Susan Dern Plank ’73 Jeannette N. Pillsbury ’72 Pierce C. R. Mrs. Mr. and Greta Barksdale Brown Peters ’66 Pennsylvania Lumbermens Mutual Insurance Deborah Haslam Peniston ’66 Kathleen Garcia Pegues ’71 PayneMollieArcher ’58 ’84 Papadimitriou “kp”Kathleen TaylorKathryn Paine ’99 Carol Barnard Ottenberg ’60 Shana-Tara Regon O’Toole ’95 OrtonWilson ’75 Katharine Gail Robins O’Quin ’67 Oglesby Ellis Lamar ’54 Grace Mary Garry Oates ’64 Margaret Norris Swann ’45 TennesseeNielsen ’76 Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased Donor * WendyWeilerC. ’71 WeekesPamelaS. ’83 JudyWeathersCarolyn ’66 WarnerSmith Margaret ’58 Betty Byrne Gill Ware ’55 WardwellEnglish Anne ’65 Walthall-Jones Family Charitable Fund of JonesWalthallCarolyn ’71 WendyIgleheartWalker ’78 JaneTatman Walker ’60 VarugheseKummer Katherine ’03 Vincent S. and Nancy P. Jones Advised Fund 2at Vincent S. and Nancy P. Jones Advised Fund 1at Valerie Gordon-Johnson &Doug Johnson Margaret West Valentine ’55 U.S. Agriculture of Department Holly Silsand Ulrich ’81 The UBS Donor-Advised the Fund of National UBS TooneHudsonVirginia ’53 Jane (Kitchie) Roseberry Tolleson ’52 B.TedardsAnn ’70 UpchurchKatherineTakvorian ’72 Symonds ’62 Allen Anne VirginiaWood Susi ’04 Meredith Thompson Sullivan ’74 Kay Pierce Sugarbaker ’93 Katherine Haskell Subramanian ’63 StoddardGracey ’67 Mary Page Stewart ’78 Vanguard Charitable the Rochester Area Community Foundation the Rochester Area Community Foundation Fidelity Investment Charitable Gift Fund Charitable Fund, adonor fund advised of Philathropic Trust(NPT) Suzanne WeaverSuzanne Zimmer ’85 MappYoung Margaret ’67 The Yonce Family the Fund of New York YonceMiller Lizora ’59 MarshalynYeargin-Allsopp ’68 HickoxWrightNancy ’68 Wray-SamansGwendolyn ’01 Woody Dewey Dana ’58 WoodM. Shannon ’87 DuffieldDiane ’57 Wood Meredith Woo Winston-Salem Foundation BarclayFlorenceWinston ’57 PetersonWilson Lois ’26* WillettHarley ’84 Elizabeth PatriciaWilder ’63 Cassandra Whaling Wierman ’85 WiegersColwill ’59 Elizabeth PamelaHellmuthWiegandt ’64 Mr.E. Thomas White WhiteC.Nancy ’79 AnnLeigh White ’86 FeltusJaneWelch ’55 Christen Anderson Abernethy Anderson ’89 Christen J.DorothyAbernathy ’11 Abell ’96 Conklin Angela AbdullahBrandes ’54 Louise AbateDally Margaret ’99 under $2,500. importance ofdonors with annual gifts DonorThe Society recognizes honorsand the DONOR SOCIETY Community Trust na and/or status class member Aline PayneAllen ’59 Aline Allen ’97 Alicia AlexandreKuhns ’68 Kristin Alexander ’63 R. Susan NorburnAlexander ’65 Lillian McNairHarrietAlexander ’86 AldersonKristy ’73 Albert ’82 PirnieHeather Albert ’72 Cecilia Albert ’83 Chapin Anne Erin A. Alberda ’01 MosherAlbair ’01 Amy ’77 Akins K. Ramona ButteriAkersDeborah ’77 Mary Frances Oakey Aiken ’71 D.BrookeAgee ’09 AffleckTherese ’03 Claire Aetna Foundation, Inc. AprilAdelson ’86 Mr. and Mrs. L. Parker Harrell, Jr. (Adele Vogel AdeeBrownNatalie ’96 AdamsonPearl ’66 Riggan Adams ’86 Finn Susan Dr. and Mrs. Robert John Adams PowellAdams ’78 Priscilla DeFoeAdamsPhoebe ’52 P.David Adams Park Adams forAct Alexandria The Ackermann Foundation Mr.Mrs.and Victor Ackermann AckermanJill Melissa ’87 Accutype Services, Inc. Jessica A. Abramson ’08 Harrell ’62) DONOR HONOR ROLL 99

fall 2019 100 sbc.edu DONOR Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased Donor * Ann Sinsheimer Charitable Gift Fund, afund of The andAnn FrankCahouet Foundation AON Corporation Aoife’s Closet, LLC DBA Life’s A Beach Anonymous (16) AngellOsborne ’63 Lea AngelicaCurme ’79 Caroline HubbardAndryCatharine ’85 M.AndrewsJoelle ’06 Gasarian ’72 JeanAndrews HodgesAndrewsHarriette ’53 Anderson ’63 Otis Lucy AumillerLisa Anderson ’96 AndersonRuffin Judith ’57 B. Anderson Judith Anderson ’59 Bekins Jana AndersonBielitsky ’81 Harriet Anderson ’73 Bekins Cynthia D.AndersonAlicia ’97 JaneYardley Amos ’63 III Thomas Ammons American Express Company and AXP Political AmbersleyKientzJulia ’01 Amberg ’65 Sharp Beverley FoundationAmazonSmile Amass ’70 Harris Loring Nessim A. Al-Yafi ’97 Mr. Alter David MeyerAloe ’63 Jean Allport ’84 Pflug Holly John and Renee Allison ’99 Allison Carl Christine Alliance Data NortonAllen ’72 Susan Mr. and Mrs. Kent Allen HuntAllen ’63 Julia Frazier Miller AronhaltMiller ’96 Frazier ArnoldSpivey ’15 Emily Arnheim Richard Arnheim ’61 O’Neil Julie ArnettS. ’12 Lindsay FamilyArmstrong Foundation Mark Armstrong Laura Warren Armstrong ’93 Armistead ’65 Thornhill Mona ArmbrusterThomas ’98 Heather D.JoannaArias ’75 ToniArchibaldSantangelo ’80 M.Arceneaux ’92 Laura PollockDeborahArce ’73 ApyPyeFlorence ’53 The Community Foundation San Luis Action Committee Obispo County Obispo HONOR ROLL

Bank of BankAmerica of Charitable Foundation, Inc. America of Bank Marilyn Hopkins Bamborough ’49 Foundation Community Baltimore Kathleen Peeples Ballou ’55 Mary Fran Brown Ballard ’49 Jennifer Jarvis Ballard ’93 Pamela Baldwin Larson ’64 Mary Dixson Baldwin ’67 Kathryn Renaud Baldwin ’78 DorothyTobin Baldwin ’44 Mr. and Mrs. David W. Balding WorksAnn Balderston ’76 Laura Pearson Balach ’04 Victoria J. Baker ’67 Paul and Joanna Baker ChaplinOlivia Baker ’81 BakerLella Baker R. Elizabeth ’11 BeachElizabeth Baker ’69 BaisleyBarbara ’92 Baird ’78 Ann Edith Anne Goebel Bain ’82 Robyn Bailey Orchard ’86 Bailey Susan Lazarus ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Bailey Russell R. Mary K. Bailey ’17 Wallace Linda Bailey ’66 Blyth Steere Bailey ’79 Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Badger Dennis Michelle L. Badger ’06 Cassandra Smith Babbitt ’78 NursatI.Aygen ’76 AycockGroves Elizabeth ’96 Ayco Charitable Foundation JordanAveryDiana ’98 Aline Hope Carter Avery ’94 H.Aurand Margaret ’64 Jr. Augustine, D.C. Mrs. Dr. and Marjorie Whitson Aude ’57 AubrySimone ’61 G.Atwood ’14 Hannah Atwill ’96 Dudman Amelia KentAttieBarbara ’69 HowardAttar ’83 Ellen AtkinsonAmanda ’00 AtkinsonDavis ’00 Allison AshwellLauren LeStrangeAshley ’91 Laurel N.JadeAshley ’20 ConverseAsh ’47 Lucinda Asakevich ’07 Davies Corinne Mr. and Mrs. George Arsnow na and/or status class member Phyllis Schulman Bell ’76 Mr. and Mrs. Alex W. Bell Irene Pschorr Belknap ’63 Megan E. Behrle ’09 Robin E. Behm ’79 Josie Erin Beets ’00 Page Breakell Beeler ’79 Jeanne Fenrick Bedell ’57 Nancy Neighbors Becker ’57 Beck ’90 Brandi Carol S. Bebb ’74 BeardMonaWilson ’51 Marianne Muse Beard ’60 Martha Isdale Beach ’54 Myth Monnich Bayoud ’80 Bayless L. Robin ’80 Susan Baxter Dwelle ’64 Patricia Sadtler Baxter ’67 Melissa Halstead Baugher ’86 Kimberley J. Battad ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Battad Karen Herschbach Bates ’59 Dixie Boring Bassett ’68 SarahYoung Bass ’95 Sarah Embrey Bass ’70 Dede T.Bartlett Chantel N. Bartlett ’98 Barta Kelsey Rae ’15 ChubbChristina Barrille ’04 Vicky A. Thoma Barrette ’65 Cynthia Noyes Chilton Barrett ’92 Barrett A. Anne Kate Barret Clay ’66 Carroll Randolph Barr ’67 BarovickLani Florence Rowe Barnick ’80 Susan M. Barney ’98 ThompsonLisa Barnes ’88 Kristin D. Barnes ’08 Jane S. Barnes ’68 V.Carol Barlow ’83 Kathy Primm Fons Barkley ’87 Rebecca Carter Barger ’81 BarfieldAshton ’64 Jeanne Stoddart Barends ’54 Jean Beard Barden ’78 Michelle Storey Barclay ’03 Ms. Patty Barbu Charlotte Barbour R. ’16 Mr. Julian W. Banton Bannish ’55 DorothyA. Mary Newton Banks ’77 Patricia Carroll Bankenstein ’74 Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased Donor * Patricia H. Blanchard Jacqueline Israel Blakeslee ’68 Kendall T.Blake Barbara Blair J.Regan Blackwood ’02 Ana Serrano Black ’83 Leslie Ludwick Bires ’80 Mr. Franklin T. Birdsall, Jr. Nan C. Bird BirchEdith Lasher ’64 Jeanne Schaefer Bingham ’73 Elisabeth Brawner Bingham ’51 Anne Bingham Carr ’67 JanetWhitehurstBinder ’75 Katrina Ann Balding Bills ’97 Laura D. Billings ’96 VasconcellosDevon Bijansky ’99 Biggs ’89 Krista Bieser ’10 Albers Sidney Joan Moore Biddle ’64 HendersonLisa Bice ’82 Eleanor B. Bibb ’83 TraynorAnne Biasiolli ’04 Bewick Karen R. ’75 Justine E. Betzler Sara Gump Berryman ’64 K.Claudia Berryhill ’72 Mary Dance Berry ’08 TerjenSusan Bernard ’63 Lynne Miller Bernard ’76 Amanda Priddy Berkey ’90 ’82 Bergman Leslie Stephanie Berger Lee ’91 Leslie Malone Berger ’83 H.Linda Berenberg Pamela Benton Burwell ’68 Nancy Crawford Bent ’69 Sally Bensur Ann Sells ’79 ’05 Benson A.Heidi Jean Spillane Benning ’90 SparksLea Bennett ’83 Jacquelin Stevenson Bennett ’67 BenefitFocus Fund Josephine Benedek ’79 Bender Alex Karen Mary Littlejohn Belser ’53 Sophie MacKenzie Belouet ’68 Frances Mantho Belliveau ’82 ’04 Beller CynthiaA. Melissa Jean Bellan ’00 Sylviane P. 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fall 2019 102 sbc.edu DONOR Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased Donor * BryantCecilia Gift Account, adonor advised Bryant ’68 A. Cecilia Amanda Prine Bryant ’08 Jean C. von Schrader Bryan ’82 Ann-Barrett Holmes Bryan ’49 Mr. and Mrs. James W. Brunson Patricia Brunger O’Malley ’75 SmithMary Landon Brugh ’57 Shirley Poulson Broyles ’54 Amanda Browning Cash ’07 Mrs. Craig J. Cain WalshAnn ’54 Cahouet Mr. and Mrs. David Cahoone WadmanMargaret ’61 Cafasso Jeanette Rowe Cadwallender ’79 Jennifer Brodlieb Cacioppo ’92 Company Fleet B. C. Jean Shaw Byrne ’65 Virginia Buyck Claus ’83 Mary Buxton Buxton ’73 ButtrillWilliams ’70 Linda Kimberly Shrader Butterfield ’09 Helen Pruitt Butler ’84 Evelyn Day Butler ’66 Cornelia Radford Butler ’76 Jill E. Butcher ’97 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Butcher Mr. and Mrs. David M. Butcher Kathryn M. Buster ’68 Terese DeGrandi Busch ’76 Susan Heitmiller Busch ’78 Burt ’76 Rebecca Anne Burris Cogswell ’75 Wynn Cole Burr ’96 Julianne C. Burkhardt ’87 Courtney Lynn Burkey ’01 Joan Phelps Burkett ’56 Emily M. Burke ’06 WareIsabel Burch ’60 Susan L. Bundy ’73 Marie Ironmonger Bundy ’51 Dr. Stieh Bulls Bobby Sidney Cauthen Bullard ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Clive H. Bullard Gretchen L. Buis ’69 NinaWilkersonBugg ’60 Marilyn Meyers Buckey ’68 TuckerMargaret Buck ’02 Isabel Deprosper Bucher ’74 JuliaWatts Buchanan ’59 Sara H. Brydges ’67 Cdr. and Mrs. Michael LBryant, USN, PE fund of Fidelity Investmentfund of Charitable Gift Fund HONOR ROLL

Victoria McCullough Carroll ’84 Sigrid Zirkle Carroll ’93 HustonLee Carroll ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Carroll WoltzMary Carrison ’70 Catherine Lanter Carrick ’96 Katherine M. Carr ’98 E.Alison Carr ’08 Carolyn and Lemuel Hewes Account, adonor VictoriaCarpenterWhite ’72 Barbara Hastings Carne ’69* Frank J. Carnabuci III CarMaxThe Foundation Martha Baum Carlton ’62 PenderDudley Carlson ’58 Catherine Carlson Dillingham ’63 Carrie Ruda Carlsen ’78 Karen Holland Carlisle ’91 Eithne Broderick Carlin ’80 KreuslerLucy Carey ’50 Hallie Powell Cardwell ’78 Jonita E. Carder ’74 Betty Noland Caravati ’63 Anthony Caprio Capizzi-Walsh Chelsea ’08 Capital Concrete Mary Noble Caperton ’54 ’69 Canipe ArnspigerAnn Jodi and Gary Canfield Nancy Hanger Canada ’81 PaigeVaught Campion ’96 W. D. Campbell Insurance William and Lynnette Campbell Susan Graham Campbell ’81 Melanie H. E. Campbell ’06 Mary Johnson Campbell ’58 M. Campbell Lin ’66 Ms. Jean Campbell Illona Petrovits Campbell ’74 VarnadoDana Campbell ’93 B.Benita Campbell Amy Campbell Leigh ’97 Camp Rose Thomas ’74 Anne Richards Camden ’69 H. Stuart Camblos ’70 Laura Mixon Camacho ’83 Virkus ’98 Calle Emily Rushton Haskell Callaghan ’86 Tysha Noel Calhoun ’94 Caldwell Phinney Louise ’60 Evelyn B. Caldwell Eugenia Dickey Caldwell ’65 Gift Fund Fidelity Investment fundadvised of Charitable na and/or status class member The CharlotteThe H Herbert Fund Charles S. and Beth D. Baldwin Advised Fund, Charles Smith, Lee IIIFamily Fund of Triangle Charles M. Caravati Foundation Charles Jago Foundation, Elder Inc. Wendie Charles Charles ’11 America Foundationof Aid Charities Lynn Mather Charette ’86 Kenneth Chappelle Kristin M. Chapdelaine ’08 Janna McLarty Chandler ’96 Jamila Hyder Champsi ’80 Nell G. Champoux ’05 Plastics Champion BettyeChambers Thomas ’62 Jacqueline Chamandy Razook ’52 Sarah Chaffee Paris ’96 Mr. Paul Chaconas HortonElaine Cavener ’65 Miriam Cave Choi ’06 Mary E. Cave ’53 Mr. Mrs. Cavalleri and Christopher Ashley Cavalier Celis ’93 BrewerElizabeth Caughman ’70 StanlyElizabeth Cates ’63 JenniferTaylor Catano ’02 GanttElizabeth Castles ’82 Katherine Connors Cassada ’86 Caitlin E. Cashin ’07 Amelia Gray Casey ’61 ReedEllen Carver ’85 Vera LeCraw Carvaillo ’64 Carter-Barger Family Fund the Community of Mr. and Mrs. Maculey Carter, Jr. Joan Carter Carter ’04 JessicaAnne Eleanor Jane Wells Carter ’83 Anne Babson Carter ’61 Ann MacDonald Carter ’97 Abigail Carter ’89 and Eric Rudenshiold Courtney Warrick ’84 Cherna Courtney Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Cherna Mr. and Mrs. James ChattAllan II Cynthia Manning Chatham ’75 Lee Anne MacKenzie Chaskes ’83 Katharine Barnhardt Chase ’67 and Danielle F. Briggs-Hansen ’07 Lease-TrevathanCharis Chase ’06 Foundation a donor-advised The fund of Winston-Salem FoundationCommunity County, Gaston Foundation of Inc. Robert L. Chase of Vanguardof Charitable

Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased Donor * ForCollege DayA In Colorado, Inc. Stephanie Ewalt Coleman ’67 DarbyLucy Cole ’78 Alexandra Carpenter Cole ’58 Colburn Christopher Harriotte Bland Coke ’48 Cohig Sheila Sara J. Coffey ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Leonard James Coffey Vereen Coen Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Cochran Mr. and Mrs. Mike Cobb N.Cailey Cobb ’20 Mr. Mrs. and Clough John Christopher Barbara Darnall Clinton ’56 Foundation,Clifton Inc. Joan Dabney Clickner ’91 HeatherTully Click ’70 Kristin K. Clemons ’99 Sarah Preston Clement ’75 Clement ’78 AnneE. Carol E. Clement ’75 Jan Cleary Schnibbe ’75 Mr. and Mrs. David Clayton R. Lucile McKee Clarkson ’69 KirklandTucker Clarkson ’53 WoodKatherine Clarke ’65 Ms. Jennifer Clarke HodgesElizabeth Clarke TemmaClark-Braverman ’10 Nancy Hamel Clark ’52 Clark ’15 MJ Clark ’61 AdamsLynn Laura Morrissette Clark ’85 Eileen Stroud Clark ’65 Edith Knapp Clark ’58 Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Clark Systems,Citrix Inc. CharitableCitizens Foundation Sharon Van Cipriano Cleve ’64 Cimons ’83 AhernSandra CicotelloMelissa ’99 Ginger Ryon Church ’85 Barbara Little Chuko ’64 Lt. Col. and Mrs. Wallace G. Christner ’79 Christner Ingrid Patricia F. Christian ’89 Sharon Bradford Christhilf ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Chope Mary Montgomery Childers ’72 Patricia Chick ProductsChevron Company AnnetteTeng ’79 Cheung Elizabeth MeyerElizabeth Costello ’74 Caroline F. Corum ’88 Maria Corpora TisdaleCordellMartha ’82 Madeleine Blanchard Corbo ’89 Dr. Mrs. Coppersmith and Kevin Meredith Cope-Levy FrancisChristine Copeland ’71 Anne Peyton Cooper ’50 Wood Octavia Cooper ’68 Mr. Leslie Kent Cooper Jill Haden Cooper ’67 HarrietY. Cooper ’56 J.Gloria Cooper Elizabeth B. Cooper ’05 Cooper ’61 A.Dale Barbara Bush Cooper ’81 Susan Stevens Cooley ’57 Foy Roberson Cooley ’65 MuellerLouise Cook ’79 ’94 Cook Katherine Joan Kells Cook ’55 Mr. and Mrs. James B. Cook Hilary Cooper Cook ’05 ConwayMaureen ’71 MooreElizabeth Conti ’78 Tara L. Conte ’03 Cynthia M. Conroy ’74 Marion Thorington Conover ’58 Mr.( Jocelyn and Mrs.Palmer Connors Thomas Jocelyn Palmer Connors ’62 Connor ’77 Louise Catherine SniderElizabeth Conner ’98 Strous Conner ’63 Christine BarbaraTragakis Conner ’85 Connell ’54 WhiteAnne Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Conley Nancy Conaty Lenihan ’73 The Community Foundation of Western North FoundationCommunity Florida of County, Gaston Foundation of Community Inc. C. Victoria Coxe Commander ’64 Mr. Mrs. Colvin and Christopher DiesElaine Colmer ’57 Kelly Collins Lear ’96 Mrs. Collins Karen R. Cissel Gott Collins ’72 Collins ’96 Anne Ann H. Collins ’76 Virginia Marks Collier ’92 CollettStephanieAlford ’84 Connors ’62) Carolina, Inc. na and/or status class member Alexandra G. Dagher ’17 Gerald Dackin Mrs. Charlotte Gmelin Dabney PenelopeCzarra ’75 T.Caroline Czarra ’22 CutlerRobin R. ’66 CusickJaquelin ’57 Ambler CurrensMolly ’89 Mr. and Mrs. William K. Curling HoffmanElecta Culver ’68 Culter Charitable Account, adonor fund advised WardEmily Culp ’64 CsaplarVilarStacey ’88 Ameka Cruz Reeves ’01 Crump Milnor ’70 Sherrill Crum Charitable Foundation T.Katherine Clarke ’09 Katherine Nicole Crowder ’03 Lynne Smith Crow ’64* CroushoreBruce Martha Stewart Crosland ’71 Margaret Reeder Crosbie ’64 Mr. and Mrs. William E. Cromwell Laura K. Cromwell ’09 The Cromarty Foundation, Inc. Sally L. Croker ’92 Faith Croker Rahmer ’54 Susan Brush Croft ’68 Susan Bronson Croft ’64 Cutler Bellows Crockard ’72 Michael Crites Crist ’06 Kelly Emily Gooch Crenshaw ’70 C.Lisa Crego ’92 Martha Baird Boxley Creasy ’85 CrawfordVirginia Ramsey ’59 Craw ’72 A.Margaret Mackenzie Crary R. ’18 ToppinRose Cranz ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Page D. Cranford Molly Rogers Cramer ’81 Craig and Emily Wall Family Foundation Virginia S. Craig ’78 Susan M. Craig ’73 Mr. and Mrs. William B. Craddock Virginia Baldwin Cox ’69 Lenore L. Cox ’78 Jr. Cox, H. Mr. Frederic Evelyn Carter Cowles ’73 Mary Cowell Sharpe ’79 MelindaTreutle Courtland ’79 Courier Lamond Cary ’62 of Fidelity Investmentof Charitable Gift Fund DONOR HONOR ROLL 103

fall 2019 104 sbc.edu DONOR Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased Donor * David and Deana Sullivan Fund, Katherine Robison Davey ’83 RipleyElizabeth Davey ’47 Jane Davenport R. ’70 BuckinghamLisa Darr ’95 DarneyPage ’98 Darling Manley Linda ’85 DardenMary Landon ’74 Rebecca Klauder Danziger ’85 Roberta T.Daniel Pamela Boyd Daniel ’68 The Daniel Kress and Patty Glick Fund of Mr. James R. V. Daniel Susan Holbrook Daly ’70 Shannon L. Dalton Claudette Harloe Dalton ’69 DayElizabeth Dalrymple ’78 HallBergen Daley ’95 Daks Nongkran Suzanne Gay Dailey ’83 Julia Brooke Davis ’81 Ret. Col. and Mrs. James W. Davis, Jr. Gina Pollock Davis ’89 HaeberleElizabeth Davis ’01 Carolyn Foster Davis ’75 Holly Chaikowski Davis ’61 Amy Calandra Davis ’90 Nancy Daugherty Davidson ’82 Davidson Purvis Lisanne ’78 Mr. and Mrs. James Davidson Vanguard Charitable Charitable Gift Fund Fidelity Investmenta donor fund advised of HONOR ROLL

Elise Wachenfeld Elise dePapp ’55 Hilda H. Dent ’76 Emily Marie Dent ’12 Hannah G. Denson ’22 Sarah Strapp Dennison ’10 Suzanne M. Denning Debrah L. Denemark ’70 T.Margaret Dempsey ’84 Victoria Hutcheson DeMichele ’91 V.Marianna deLyon ’13 Lines Delta Air MarleneWeber Delledera ’81 Delledera ’80 Dianne SpiveyEllie Decker ’67 Emily Kitchel DeCamp ’83 Polly Plumb deButts ’52 Toni Duffield Dean ’88 Monica F. Dean and Robert A. Steckel Morgan Nicole Deal ’16 Jean Lindsay Streel de ’58 M.Rapti Silva de ’88 Donna J. Mateski De Sanchez Jennifer Grimm Mello de eSouza ’92 Georgia Riley Havenon de ’68 Mary Donaldson De Figard ’68 Amanda Coligny de ’68 Calvert G. Coligny, de Jr. Constance Williams Bordenave de ’68 Mr. and Mrs. John F. Day Jacqueline A.Dawson Michael Davis, R. Jr. Mary Reynolds Davis ’84 HeisterkampLisa Davis ’80 na and/or status class member The Dodger the Fund Baltimoreof Mr. and Mrs. Michael Carlton Dodge Vincent J. Doddy V.Alice Dodd ’65 Meredith Dixon Mrs. Joseph M. Dixon, Jr. S.Louisa Dixon ’75 Emily Pitts Dixon ’71 Alice Dixon Elizabeth ’82 Yennifer Dineen DarrellLeigh Dillon ’06 JennyWalkiewicz ’09 Dill and LutherElizabeth Dietrich Ann King Dietrich ’53 Eleanor Griggs Diemar ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence F. Dickson Eleanor Dickinson L. ’95 Dick Rebecca Jennifer Dick L. ’07 Adriana Beckman Diaz-Farias ’89 Diaz ’19 A.Corin Amanda Diamond Ring ’98 Cassidy Jones DeWitt ’11 Ms. Caroline Dewey Pamela J. DeWeese C.Linda DeVogt ’86 Eva M. Devine ’81 Susan C. Detweiler ’88 Lynne Gardner Detmer ’68 Mr. Patrick Henry Dessart Mary Dubuque Desloge ’75 Mr. Desloge Davis Christopher Rolfe Joyner DeShazor ’82 Beverley Birchfield Derian ’59 Barbara Bolling Downs ’64 Ethel Dowling Burwell ’82 TrueDow ’80 Tria Pell Dove ’64 Douglas G. Giving Lindsey Account, adonor Joelle Jackson Doss ’98 DoreMichele ’74 Ann Thomas Donohue ’54 Misty D. Donathan ’99 KyleElizabeth Donahue ’82 Dominion Resources, Inc. Margaret S. Doley ’94 Brooke Thomas Dold ’71 FoleyLee Dolan ’96 Ms. Margaret Dodson Emily B. Dodson ’18 Angelique Milone Dodson ’03 Gift Fund Fidelity Investment fundadvised of Charitable FoundationCommunity

Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased Donor * Dunlap Williamson Youmans Fund the of Barbara Baur Dunlap ’68 Cathleen Brooke Dunkle ’85 Anne Fisher Duncklee ’59 Mimi Galloway Duncan ’42 Foundation Energy Duke Susan Hancock Duke ’73 Melanie C. Duke ’91 Maria Shields Duke ’76 Ann Plumb Duke ’58 Anne Duguid R. ’60 JaneYoe Duggan ’53 Anne Merriman Duffy ’86 DuffieRoberta Ellen Fritz ’89 ’53 Duff Jeanne Donna M. Duff Judy Dudley Loving ’73 William and Kathy Dubishar Susan Page Driver ’66 Amy Ayers Peck Driscoll ’92 WestMarion Dripps ’69 Drinkwater Elizabeth Lucy ’15 Lynne Dreyer Higgins ’86 Clare GillespieEllen Dreyer ’83 Dr. and Mrs. Thomas John Dresing Patricia Markle Dresden ’65 DrbalWhite ’77 Elizabeth William B. Drake, Jr. WalshKathleen Drake ’72 Dr. and Mrs. Marc Carpenter Fund, adonor Sarah Margaret Doyle ’09 Joan Lamparter Downs ’58 Lynne Manov Echols ’71 Virginia Eldridge Eaton ’70 Melissa C. Eaton ’96 Wright ’00 East Erin Brentz Basten East ’05 Marie Engel Earnhart ’82 Paula K. Eanes MeredithTaylor ’01 Eads Walker Elizabeth Dykes-Steib ’54 Dwyer ’16 A. Courtney Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Dusenbury Annette C. Dusenbury ’97 Helen Masters Durham ’81 Catherine Meacham Durgin ’57 Sonja Gruhl Dupourque ’90 The Dunn Foundation Helen C. Dunn ’64 SpaceElizabeth Dunn ’59 Community Foundation of Central FoundationCommunity of Gift Fund Fidelity Investment fundadvised of Charitable Georgia, Inc. Georgia,

Elise W. dePapp, M.D. Fund, W. M.D. dePapp, Elise Patricia Littleton Eliades ’83 Leslie Smith Elger ’63 Virginia Jago Elder ’53* Harriet ThayerElder ’52 MariachiEl Cynthia Eister Seiler ’76 Mr. and Mrs. James G. Ehlen, Jr. Eglin ’84 Leslie WrightsonAnneEfird ’63 Edwards ’20 A.Mildred Mary Evans Edwards ’64 Donna H. Edgerton ’68 Edahl, C. Sr. Cliff Simone Margaret Faas ’14 FoundationExxonMobil BriscoeChloe Ewalt ’73 Melinda Brown Everett ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Bernard L. Everett Virginia Brent Evans ’65 Teresa Evans Lear ’74 Rebecca Dane Evans ’78 Julia Johnson Evans ’73 Carol Brewer Evans ’75 Mrs. Betty A. Evans Eva and Calvert Coligny de Fund Community of WardMaria Estefania ’69 Wright ’79 Erwin Louise Mary Jane Eriksen Ertman ’51 Nancy Erickson TaylorKatherine Erickson ’80 Erickson Catherine Kathy Knox Ennis ’60 Sarah Colhoun Engram ’79 Englund A.Kenneth Jane Campbell Englert ’57 Alan M. Engler Dana Dotten Endacott ’78 The EmployeesCharity Organization (ECHO) Emily and Zach Smith Donor Advised Fund of Hannah Davis Emig ’83 Margaret Jenks Emerson ’68 Andrea Dickson Elu ’93 Pamela Koehler Elmets ’80 Sarah Baxter Ellison ’75 Jacqueline Littell Ellis ’58 Jordyn L. Elliott ’17 Caroline Robinson Ellerbe ’56 Mr. and Mrs. David S. Elkins Foundation WesternServing Virginia Northropof Grumman the Foundation ForCarolinas The Charitable Gift Fund Fidelity Investmenta donor fund advised of na and/or status class member

The Family Associates Inc. Fund of Suzanne Gipson Farnham ’57 Mary Anne Farmer Calhoun ’66 Tabb Thornton Farinholt ’59 Paula Kilbourne Steers Farese ’93 Patricia Dolph Fallon ’84 Keri L. Falk ’11 Marianne C. Fahs ’71 and Genevieve Tim Fadool Linda A. Fite ’67 A. Linda Diana Howard Fisketjon ’83 Susan Croker Fisher ’84 Frances Butt Fisher ’66 Libby Glenn Fisher ’83 Weil Elizabeth Fisher ’47 PottsElizabeth Fisher ’75 Grace Jones Fishel ’52 Robin Bettger Fishburne ’96 Autum MatysekSnyder Fish ’04 Ulrike M. Fischer ’90 Elizabeth Fisch Leslie Hertz Firestone ’82 KirklandWohlrab Fiorella ’04 June Finney Eager ’49 Susan Bassett Finnegan ’54 Gretchen Smith Finley ’93 Mary Fleming Willis Finlay ’66 Linda S. Fink Mr. Mrs. and G. Ernest Fine Elizabeth Finfeis Shelbie Brooke Filson ’91 Station Filling The Robyn Peckol Filimaua ’96 Nicole J. M. File ’95 Sarah Fiedler Kalber ’66 Alice Mighell Foster Ficken ’65 Laura Marie Ferrazzano ’88 Frances McClung Ferguson ’80 Carol Holbrook Ferguson ’12 Mary Jane Roos Fenn ’54 Laura Penick Felt ’66 Kimberly Harden Fella ’00 Margaret Mather Feldmeier ’71 Phyllis Feddeler Fejzuli ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Fein Nancy Banfield Feher ’64 KoobLisa Fawcett ’89 FaulknerAldrian ’92 Kory Mr. and Mrs. Rodger W. Fauber (Ann Sims Lenora L.Farrington ’94 Sarah Engleby Farrell ’86 Anne Marie Farrell ’87 Fauber ’64) Vanguard Charitable DONOR HONOR ROLL

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fall 2019 106 sbc.edu DONOR Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased Donor * Page E. Franson ’87 Daun Thomas Frankland ’74 Frank and Ann Sidles Charitable Fund the of Eugenia Francis Alexandria S. Francis ’74 Ms. Sandy Fraley Ms. Ann Edwards Fragale Theresa Walters Fox ’96 May Humphreys Fox ’70 FoxAnne Gwinn ’57 Kathleen J. Fowler ’02 Barbara Fowler Childrey ’61 Sally Bianchi Foster ’50 Joanne Foster O’Malley ’52 Dabney Bragg Foshee ’77 A. Foshay ’93 Thomasin ForsbergWhiteMargaret ’90 Deborah Blair Forrey ’84 McDonaldLeigh Forrester ’78 C. Ashley Forehand Oakley ’05 Sarah Ford Patricia Lynas Ford ’51 Jeanne Brassel Ford ’68 Foraker Stacey Janet Foley Carol Remington Foglesong ’71 Judy Schlatter Fogle ’67 Jennie Lyons Fogarty ’68 Abby E. Flynn ’72 JacksonSusan Seitz ’02 Ann McCullough Floyd ’58 Lucile Redmond Flournoy ’82 Mr. and Mrs. JeffreyCharles Florio Judith Brown Fletcher ’71 WatjenCatherine Flemings ’59 Marion Lucas Fleming ’61 JohnsonCarey Fleming ’78 Margery E. Fleigh ’64 Mary-Linda Morris Flasche ’94 EngelsmannElizabeth Flanigan ’82 JacquelineWeiner Flaherty ’98 HeatherFlaherty ’84 Willson Flaherty ’80 Catherine Stephanie Stitt Fitzpatrick ’81 FitzHughEmily ’61 Margaret Handly Fitzgerald ’67 FitzGeraldLibby Harvey ’68 Fitzgerald Family Charitable Fund, adonor Charlotte Marie Prassel FitzGerald ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Fitton Martha Field Fite ’56 Lincoln Community Foundation, Inc. Gift Fund Fidelity Investment fundadvised of Charitable HONOR ROLL Gardeners the Junior of of League Kristin Palbicke Garces ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Gantz Lanny GamperMary Goodwin ’78 Charles Richard Gamper, Jr. (Maria Rixey Lynn Crosby Gammill ’58 Ann Mountcastle Gamble ’51 Communications, LLC Gambel Betsie Meric Gambel ’73 Marianne Schultz Galt ’68 Joan Fisch Gallivan ’56 Carol Provence Gallivan ’73 Susan Soriero Galbreath ’67 Jaimie Del Monte Galbreath ’92 Anne Crow Galanides ’91 WalzDeborah Gaither ’84 Rebecca L. Gagne ’16 PhillipsChesley Gaddis ’03 Gabel-BrettCarolyn ’63 Fyffe-FreilRia ’11 Gail Furniss Sims ’64 PennFullertonWillets ’66 Sheila Nolan Fuller ’66 Patricia I. Fuller ’71 KimberlyWood Fuller ’80 Fuller Family 1620FundChicago The of WorksBetty Fuller ’72 Rex Fritzler Deborah A.Fritzler Caroline Bailey Fritzinger ’50 Mary Stockburger Fritzges ’88 Stephen P. and Nancy R. Friot Kelleigh Klym Friesen ’90 Mrs. Eric G. Friberg Kristen Noelle Frey ’16 Rebecca Nelson Freudigman ’94 Nancy Powell French ’62 Ms. Monica G. Freeman ’73 Catherine Gornto Freeman ’92 Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Franson Barbara Gastel VirginiaWoodward Gast ’73 Virginia Carson Garver ’41 Mary Cox Garry ’83 Mary Moore Garrison ’78 M. Garrison Lee Heather AyersGarnett Long GarnettElza ’72 Carolyn Garneau Mr. and Mrs. L. Garland Ray WrayBridgetGardner ’79 Gamper ’78*) FoundationCommunity Washington DC na and/or status class member

Courtney YerdonCourtney Gleason ’03 Glaxo Wellcome,Inc. Glass ’96 WheelerAshley GlaeserLeigh Marion Phyllis Girard ’69 Edward J. Ginty TracyWorthington Ginn ’89 Investments, Inc.Gilson Edith Dobyns Gilson NancyYoung Gilpin ’71 Weezie Blakeslee Gilpin ’73 Cheryl Bishop Gilman ’90 George and Melanie Gillies Mary McGuire Gilliam ’47 M. Gill Robert Jill Gill Berguido ’67 Gerald Gill Anne Kilby Gilhuly ’55 Gilgan BiancoElizabeth ’94 PenelopeWalsh ’72 Gilbert Nancy Hawbaker Gilbert ’58 Barbara McCullough Gilbert ’52 Anne Green Gilbert ’69 Melissa J. Giggenbach ’96 Susan Roessel Gibson ’69 Gibson ’83 ArtleyKatherine Janet Nelson Gibson ’72 Cynthia Livingstone Gibert ’63 WorksMargaret Gibbs ’51 Nancy Corson Gibbes ’60 MartinLucy Gianino ’60 Gerber R. Edward Gerber ’98 A. Allison Georgia Power Company Thomas W. George Victoria Bradley Gentry ’12 GenerosityThe Trust Heather Minor Gelormine ’02 Gehrman ’91 A.Constance Hammel Geer Genevieve ’50 GE Foundation Mary Bryan Gay ’72 Karen Greer Gay ’74 Anne Pinckney Gay ’63 E. Gavitt Nancy Jill E. Gavitt ’97 KellyTurney Gatzke ’99 Katrina Evans Gatti ’88 Laura Powell Gatling ’96 TracyGatewood ’83 Ms. Dawn Gatewood Patricia Frawley Gates ’59 Gay Gates Owens ’77 Frances Diane Dilworth Gates ’80 Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased Donor * Cheryl L. Gorman ’84 Margaret Laurent Gordy ’78 Tarl Gordon Patricia Groesbeck Gordon ’46 Helen Milner Gordon ’77 Gookin ’44 Williams Elizabeth Janice Heuvel van den Goodman ’86 RegesterLucy Goode ’51 Barbara Ross Goode ’62 Barbara Paulson Goodbarn ’83 Wayne Stokes Goodall ’48 Rebecca Frost Good ’77 Laura Radford Goley ’52 Goldman Sachs &Co. Nancy L. Golden ’81 Golden ’77 Anne Kathleen Jr. Gold, R. Victor Mrs. Mr. and FreemanElizabeth Goetz ’78 Barbara Glynn Laura Hand Glover ’86 Gail Nancy Glifort ’86 Susan Hill Glick ’68 Patricia S. Glick ’86 Gwen Maureen Fisher Glew ’91 RyanMary Elizabeth Glenn ’78 Gleason ’04 Stephanie Jane Piper Gleason ’74 Virginia Chamblin Greene ’55 Mr. and Mrs. William D. Green Mary Polk Green ’82 Miller GreenElizabeth ’68 Green Duggins Elizabeth ’86 Clara Barton Green ’89 Beth Hodgkins Green ’89 Cooper GrayRachel ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Gray Lendon F. Gray ’71 MarieLea Gray ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Greg G. Gray Anne Gravely Lee ’62 GrantPriscilla R. ’83 Jo Gulick Grant ’50 Mercedes Gravatt Grandin ’72 Sara E. Granath ’68 Pamela Graham Cogghill ’74 Kathryn Keys Graham ’72 Dale Shelly Graham ’72 Anna Nicolaisen Graham ’04 GovesClaire Christensen ’96 Jane E. Gott ’70 Patricia Roby Gotfredson ’84 GosserMary Ann Anne Evans Gorry ’64 Mary Murchison Gornto ’69 na and/or status class member The Greyson and Garland TuckerCharitable Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bruce Grey Mary E. Gress ’68 Marian Grenn Finney ’82 M.Elizabeth Gregory ’02 ToomeyCatharine Gregorie ’84 Mary Shine Gregg ’62 Gregg ’91 JenniferAnne Greer Family Foundation Katherine LaRoche Greer ’68 Kelly Greenwood Bowman ’98 Susan E. Greenwald ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Groesch Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Grobman Alexandra F. Grobman ’12 Dawn Everett Grobe ’98 GrinsteadWilliamson ’68 Cecelia Grimm Kneece ’89 Courtney John Grigsby M.Leza Griffith ’89 Mr.Griffith Jeff M. Keating Griffiss ’60 Griffin ’18 Annabeth Ann Crowe Griffin ’66 Greyson Lucas Designs Fund the National of Christian Foundation Carolinas DONOR

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fall 2019 108 sbc.edu DONOR Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased Donor * Jean Mann Hardesty ’72 Dr. and Mrs. Byron B. Harder Margaret May Harden ’73 Elisabeth Sartor Harden ’68 The Harbor Foundation Mary Beverley Taylor Haque ’73 Brendy Reiter Hantzes ’81 Anne Edmunds Hansen ’82 BectonElizabeth Hannah ’84 Richard P. Hankins, Jr. Sudie Clark Hanger ’42 JulietYoung Hancock ’65 Jeanette Kennedy Hancock ’55 Wood Elizabeth Hancock ’63 Frances G. Hanahan ’64 Patricia M. Hammond Mary M. Hammock ’08 Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Hammock Foundation Community Hamilton Jeanne Hamilton Bounds ’61 Taylor Elizabeth Hamilton ’69 Jennie Bateson Hamby ’76 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Malcolm Halliday, Jr. Metta Streit Halla ’55 Kelly E. Hall ’95 Hall ’97 Kate NottElizabeth Hall ’86 Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas Hall S.Alison Hall ’97 L. Pryor Hale ’65 Gabrielle Fraser Hale ’65 Barbara M. Hale ’60 Nancy H. Haight ’75 The Rev. and Mrs. Donald F. Hague Margaret C. Hager Jane Hager Eastin ’67 K. Hagan Ellen ’81 MarieLeah Haes ’16 Ann Morton Young Habliston ’82 Mary Koonz Gynn ’56 Percy Clarke Gwinn ’68 Brigitte C. H. Guttstadt ’52 Guttry Lipscomb Lottie ’56 Sheila Miller Guttenberg ’95 Barbara Sublett Guthery ’62 Washington Camelia ’89 Gunn Lindsay Drake Guenther ’04 ’86 Gsell ViguerieIsabelle Gryphon Financial Partners Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Grover Susan Griffith Grossman ’77 GrossIla Lane ’62 ShureBetsy Gross ’62 Marie Pickering Grose ’61 HONOR ROLL Harrell Charitable Gift Fund, adonor advised HarphamKara Elizabeth ’17 Sarah Jennings Harper ’11 Sandra Harper Elder ’58 Heather Riegel Harper ’83 Susan Negaard Harley ’78 C.Rosemary Hardy ’82 Carolyn Gough Harding ’60 Courtney Hemmer Lammers ’97 Susan Heminway Calhoun ’58 BiggarElizabeth Hellmuth ’74 Jaime L. Heimbegner ’04 Barbara Hegarty Cain ’73 AchterbergHeers ’01 Ramona Ann B. Hearin ’59 SuttonElizabeth Healy ’65 Reid HazlehurstCamilla ’68 Caroline Hazarian Chappell ’09 The Haynes-Eskrigge The Community Fund of L. HaymanLouise ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Vernon B. Hayden JudithHawthorneWilliams ’79 Penny Oliver Hawkins ’68 Emily B. Hawk ’18 Kathryn L. Haw ’92 Meghan M. Hauser ’03 Anne Booth Hauser ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Jack J. Hatfield Mary Patterson Hatcher ’84 Anne Mobley Hassett ’87 Connie G. Haskell ’70 Kristen Summers Lisa and Donna Hoogland Harwood ’99 Deborah Harvey R. ’82 Nancy Hartmann Laemmel ’52 Penelope Parker Hartline ’84 Martin Harrison Leigh Katherine G. Harrison ’56 FoundationHarris Trudy Harris Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Harris, Jr. Mary Lawrence Harris ’79 Mary C. Harris ’99 Kathryn H. Harris ’70 Harris ’08 JennicaA. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey P. Harris Elizabeth Harris Lynn Prior Harrington ’58 Mr. and Mrs. Harrill Phillip R. ’66 Terrell Luck Harrigan ’81 fund of Fidelity Investmentfund of Charitable Foundation of FoundationWestern of Inc. Carolina, Joel St Hasbrouck Claire Gift Fund na and/or status class member

Fred Deen Herring (Helen Chapman HerreraAlexandra ’11 Hernandez-TheisHeather ’95 Dr. and Mrs. E. Rafael Hernández Hernandez ’10 AdamsCarlisle Charlotte Hoskins Herbert ’67 Anna Fines Herbert ’03 M.Gillian Heptinstall ’73 Catherine Henson Goodhart ’77 Stephanie Giles Hensley ’07 VidaHenry-Fonseca ’84 Mayde Ludington Henningsen ’48 Shirley Pinson Hendricks ’03 Rickey L. Hendricks ’68 Henderson Foundation Anne Johnston Henderson ’62 Achsah Henderson Easter ’50 Katrina Groat Henchman ’61 Ann Stewart Matthews Hemphill ’68 WiglesworthMariaHemmings ’67 Linda SchwaabLinda Hodges ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Emory Melvin Hodges Dorothy Duncan Hodges ’57 Melissa Hitt Schoen ’85 Katherine Cole Hite ’88 Nancy Collier Hitchins ’65 Cameron Cox Hirtz ’88 Abigail Phillips Hinga ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Hines Cynthia Hineline Hague ’98 H. Therese Robinson Hillyer ’83 Susan Sudduth Hiller ’66 Preston Hodges Hill ’49 Melissa Henning Hill ’99 Hill ’00 A. Mary HillLeslie Elbert ’74 SpencerLatané Hill ’89 Eve L. Hill ’86 Hill ’67 Elizabeth Hilder ’99 WhitleyBrandi SimpsonElizabeth Hilberts ’81 Higginbotham ’94 A.Jill Karla Kennedy Hicks ’85 TrienelHickman ’92 Ahearn Carolyn Mapp Hewes ’69 HetlageWillisAnne ’56 G.Elizabeth Hester ’79 Hannah E. Hesser ’10 Herzog ’70 Kristin Karen Hertlein Goodspeed ’84 Deborah and James Hershman CrowleyJessica R. ’96 Ann Banks Herrod ’68 Herring ’61*)

Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased Donor * Ms. Bailey Hoskinson Elizabeth and Elizabeth B. Hoskinson ’82 MarsháTaylor Horton ’76 Julie M. Horton ’20 Horsley Mason Elizabeth ’90 HornorA. ’83 Leslie Laura Lechler Hornef ’96 Mr. and Mrs. William Horbatt R. Margaret Hopkins Ellisor ’76 Joanne E. Hopkins ’98 Cynthia Heye Hopkins ’72 BenoitBetsy Hoover ’65 HooverKathryn Levi ’81 Ruth S. Hoopes ’69 Kristen Blair Hooper ’93 Maria Garnett Hood ’61 Homoki-Titus Elizabeth Zeda ’94 Barbara Homiller Lee ’69 Jessica L. Holzer ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Sidney G. Holthaus, Jr. Emily Moravec Holt ’70 Margaret Millender Holmes ’63 Bridget Holmes O’Reilly ’83 SmithElsbet Hollywood ’04 Hollingsworth-ThomasPaula ’74 Lucie Stevens Holland ’82 Judd HollandKatherine Jennifer Frost Holden ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoilman Meaghan K. Hogan ’14 Ms. Deborah K. Hogan Katherine M. Hoffner ’84 Sally Thomas Hoffman ’66 Chapman HoffmanLouise ’61 Katherine Cooper Hoffman ’91 Hoffman Carper Elizabeth ’54 How Kum Kuan Hubler ’83 Jessica Gindlesperger Hubbell ’96 TaylorSusan Hubbard ’51 Sarah McCrady Hubbard ’65 Carolyn Barr Hoyt ’70 Nancy Howland Gilbert ’42 Wanda Cronic Howell ’74 Sarah Butcher Howell ’95 Samuel Howell Howe Foundation, Inc. Ruth Faulkner Howe ’48 Pamela Howard MeadeElizabeth Howard ’60 Dr. and Mrs. Alan Frazier Houston Nancy Houghton Lea ’74 D.Houck Philip Mrs. Dr. and Sue B. Hostetler Mr. Gary Finger

Huyett Family Charitable Fund (adonor advised MacMannisLauren Huyett ’79 Hutcheson Grosvenor Katherine ’83 Lori A.Husein Hurwit ’54 JoanAnson Katherine Hoelz Hurt ’11 Hurt ’67 Hallam HurtCourtney Louise ’10 Rebecca Doyle Huppert ’91 W.Sarah Hunter ’16 Hunter Lambert Louise ’77 Amy Schroeder Hunter ’95 Susan Thorndike Hunt ’64 LuAnn Haag Hunt ’90 HuntConover ’68 Marion McKee Humphreys ’73 HumphreyCissy ’76 F.Arthur III Humphrey The Humana Foundation, Inc. The Hulme Family Foundation HulmeAveryDayna ’86 Mary Farmer Hughes ’99 Martha Bugg Hughes ’72 Alexandra Hanson Huebner ’92 Tricia Hudson Susan Miller Hudson ’78 Alice Preston Jacobs ’68 Nancy Ord Jackson ’53 Karen Jackson Ann Biggs Jackson ’68 Jack &Moira Lawrence Charitable Fund, adonor The J.P. CharitableSecurities Morgan Giving J. P. Morgan &Co. Incorporated J. M. Huber Corporation Kim E. Izquierdo ’98 Isabel Ware Burch Fund, adonor fund advised of Paul Irwin Mary Amanda McThenia Iodice ’55* Investment Charitable Gift Fund Lynn Rosemarie Hanna Ingram ’82 Sarah Paradise Ingber ’68 InceSarah Elkins ’99 and Keith A. Ince Carolyn Gaisford Imbriglia ’75 Ruth Igoe Schmidt ’66 Kathleen Meredith Iacobelli ’88 RichmondElizabeth Hyder ’84 WrightAliceHyde ’65 fund) of the BNY Mellonfund) of Charitable Gift Fund Fidelity Investment fundadvised of Charitable Trust (NPT) Fund the National of Philanthropic Fidelity Investment Charitable Gift Fund Gift Fund na and/or status class member

Andrea Niles Jones ’73 Jones ’71 Alison Mr. and Mrs. Tom Joiner Laura Rihl Joiner ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Johnstone, Jr. Nicole Johnson Kaler ’96 Alice Johnson Krendel ’72 VickyToof Johnson ’54 Sarah Harrington Johnson ’88 Priscilla Johnson Molly Katherine Johnson ’82 JohnsonMelville Margaret K. Johnson ’13 Jorgee Boyles Johnson ’03 Jennifer Brown Johnson ’02 Jan Pettypool Johnson ’74 Cynthia Jill Johnson ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Brian E. Johnson Abigail Ryalls Johnson ’12 WardDearing Johns ’63 Karole Johns Boggs ’86 John and Mary Camp Foundation John M. Goss Charitable Gift Fund, adonor Mr. and Mrs. Joerger Rolf JMD Donor Advised Fund the Foundation of Kaufman/Weinberg Philanthropic Fund The of The Community Jewish Foundation the of West V. Elizabeth Jensen ’08 GallagherElizabeth Jeffery ’86 Jeff and Julie Harris Family Fund,donor a The Jean M. andBenjamin A. Hardesty Fund of Jay and Jennifer Fund Mills at the Community Michelle Francesca Johnson Jay Margaret Enochs Jarvis ’83 VenableSusie Jamison ’61 Rebecca Garrett Jamison ’80 James and Marilyn Bamborough Fund, adonor MurrayJamesArmstrong ’48 Jane Knutson James ’73 Deanne Dawson James ’86 Catherine Blaik James ’94 Virginia Moncure Jamerson ’08 Julie Lindauer Jacobson ’88 Juliet Jacobsen’84 Kastorff Marian Jacobs Shanley ’44 Gift Fund Fidelity Investment fundadvised of Charitable ForCarolinas The Jewish Community Foundation the of West Gift Fund Fidelity Investment fundadvised of Charitable the Ayco Charitable Foundation Foundation Greater of Chattanooga, Inc. Gift Fund Fidelity Investment fundadvised of Charitable DONOR HONOR ROLL 109

fall 2019 110 sbc.edu DONOR Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased Donor * Adele Kellman Laslie ’67 Arthur Kellerman Lesslie Guthrie Keller ’69 NicoleKelleher-Linkonis ’97 Janet Sheppard Kelleher ’75 Briggett J. Keith ’72 Alice Mitchell Keister ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Leonard J. Keating, Jr. KeatingHope ’81 KeatingElizabeth Michaels ’00 Kavanagh ’74 A. Kathleen Patricia Kaufman Swinney ’70 Lizbeth Lynn Kauffman ’82 Mr. William E. (Martha Katz Katz Legg ’52*) MarcusEllen Kates ’45 Hilary Carlson Katerberg ’96 Neal Kassell Katherine Karon Seder ’97 Karlson Susan Ray ’76 Courtney Gross Kappler ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Kaplan Gwen Speel Kaplan ’60 Emily Clark Kang ’99 Karen Cole Kallis ’89 John H. Kallis Monika Kaiser ’82 and Richard Baray Meghan M. Kaiser ’17 BastenSerena Kachinsky ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Kable NicholsEllen Jump ’60 JumetDiane Julie S. and Thomas B. Rentschler, Jr. Fund at the WallaceRuina Judd ’61 Ms. Roberta Jorgensen and Mr. David Muga Whitney Smith Jordan ’01 Jones-Thurman ’90 Rosanna Becky and Bill Jones JonesPeggy ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Paul N. Jones, Jr. Mary Sexton Jones ’53 ColemanLouise Jones ’51 E.Lauren Jones ’22 Judith Cowen Jones ’60 Andrea Renee Covault and Jeffrey Allan Jones Lise Anne Boutiette and James D. Jones H. Daniel Jones III Jones ’86 Emery Elizabeth Ellisor Jones ’57 BrooksElizabeth Jones ’75 Dona Van ArsdaleJones ’64 Deborah L. Jones ’70 Anne Smith Jones ’61 JonesBambi Hamilton Community Foundation Community Hamilton HONOR ROLL Brooke Patterson Koehler ’65 Crayton Knox Benson ’98 Rebecca Faxon Knowles ’55 The Rev. and Mrs. Peter N. Knost Sarah Johnston Knoblauch ’74 WhitlowKnight ’71 Linda Klopsis Laure Jeanie Kline Michelle Scherrer Klimt ’84 Charlotte Evans Klett ’73 Dr. Mrs. and Scott A. Kleiner Mr. and Mrs. William F. Klein Deborah Davison Klein ’78 Page M. Kjellstrom ’70 Virginia MacKethan Kitchin ’59 Virginia Lynch Kiseljack ’84 KirkwoodAnne ’04 Katherine Karen Steinhardt Kirkbride ’56 The Kirchhoff Charitable Family of Fund Harriet Heiden Kirchhoff ’51 Sarah Strother King ’64 King Markgraf Elizabeth ’50 GilkesonElizabeth King ’93 Davis KingCary ’73 Caroline Hamilton King ’11 Kincaid and Fund Mills Allison at the Brenda Darden Kincaid ’68 ScottElizabeth Kimmel ’75 Kimberly-Clark Foundation CotterChristina Kilhefner ’98 J.Elizabeth Kilgallin ’14 PaulKevin Kiger Mr. and Mrs. William A. Kientz III Alexandria Hiribarne Khalsa ’96 andBonnie Kestner Charles C.* Debra J. Kertzman ’81 Nancy D. Kershner ’90 and William Kershner R. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kerschl Elizabeth Adair Pierpoint Kerrison ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Kerlin Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kerley Irwin (Donna C. Mary Stevenson Fontaine Keown ’63 Kenton and Amy Brown Fund, adonor-advised Carolyn Pyle Kennedy ’98 Sara K. Kemper ’03 Anna Platt Kemper ’64 C.Elizabeth Kelly ’79 Catherine Grier Kelly ’75 Barbara Kelly LaLance ’70 Vanguard Charitable Chattanooga, Inc. Community Foundation Greater of Kerley ’10) The fund of Winston-Salem Foundation na and/or status class member Donna Gelagotis Mihalik Lee ’78 Martha Dabney Leclere ’54 Harriet Harrison Leavell ’81 Marilyn Clark Leathers ’54 Laura Connerat Lawton ’62 Lawson Kathryn Elizabeth ’04 Dorothy Moore Lawson ’59 Moira Erickson Lawrence ’80 Katherine Schuhmacher Lawrence ’60 WalkerBlair Lawrence ’68 Catharine King Laufer ’96 Lynn M. Laufenberg Nancy Lathrop Dew ’67 Wesley Powell Lassen ’89 Jeannine Petersen Laskey ’75 Larson Loy Andrew Mary Pat Behnke Larsen ’66 KirstenVold ’84 Larsen LaRoche ’92 Ardemagni Cara TansalReyhan ’62 Larimer Shapleigh Donnelly LaPointe ’86 Willie Ann Newbury Lansing ’62 Hibernia Cuthbert Langley ’73 Margaret Johnson Laney ’62 Anna T.Lane Amy Campbell Lamphere ’80 ’66 MurielWikswoLambert Karen Holt Ashworth Lambert ’89 Jennifer Stringfellow Lamanna ’01 Dorothy Lakner Senghas Aileen H. Laing ’57 Ashley Rogers LaGanga ’05 Barbara LaFayette Bullis ’60 Peter M. Labombarde Sally Byron LaBarre ’79 Susan Herbert Kyle ’68 Kurz Family Giving Fund, adonor fund advised Priscilla Blackstock Kurz ’67 The Kuntz Foundation Jane Shipman Kuntz ’58 James Kulikowski WattsBruce Krucke ’54 Krone Landen Elizabeth ’81 Cathleen Krolczyk Cummings ’95 Amy Jane Kroeger ’90 KrinCreigh Casey ’73 Weber Leanne Kreis ’85 Melville Douglass Krebs ’69 Lynda Krause U.KPMG S. Foundation, Inc. Boswell KoudelkaKama ’85 WallkerMartha Konvicka ’79 Kyle Koehler of Fidelity Investmentof Charitable Gift Fund Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased Donor * Madeline E. Miller and Mr. H. Gordon DanielLeggett Alexander Virginia Bennett Leeds ’88 Nancy Fink Leeds ’57 Elizabeth M. Lee Mr. Douglas G. (Sara McMullen Lindsey Susan Lynne Dickinson Lindner ’84 Lindgren ’75 Karin Wendy and Ryk Linden Nancy Robinson Lindberg ’78 Camelot J. Lindauer ’93 Jane Perry Liles ’53 Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lightbody Nancy Palermo Lietz ’86 VirginiaLiddel Sheaff ’52 TeeterLorie Lichtlen ’82 Sarah E. Lewis D.Lewis Lynn Lewis Larry Jean Price Lewis Jean Graceanne Lewis ’87 Helen Smith Lewis ’54 M. Elizabeth Lewis ’69 Naomi Lewin Cortney D. Lewandowski ’12 Susan Mann Levy ’86 Karen Harcum Levy ’86 EngChristine Leventhal ’73 Emmy Sau Han Leung ’89 Page Brydon Leslie ’54 Diane M. Leslie ’73 Jessica E. Leonardi ’07 E.Rachel Leonard ’08 Harriet Ivey Leonard ’80 Keedie Grones Leonard ’76 Ann Colston Leonard ’47 LentzWillingham ’74 Ruth Nancy Newell Lennon ’64 Leslie Braginetz Lemish ’89 Sarah Hall Lehtinen ’09 Olympia A. K. LeHota ’20 Susan C. Lehman Judy Nevins LeHardy ’59 Legum Bostain Rachel ’03 Suzanne M. Little ’68 Suzanne Petrie Liscouski ’91 Kathryn Bird Lischick ’09 Lipscomb ’73 Linda Anthony ’79 Lineberry Susan Mrs. Susan Lindsey Elizabeth Lindsey R. ’86 Leggett, Jr. Lindsey ’47*) Lindsey

Patricia Sparks Lyndon ’68 Mary Stollenwerck Lynch ’63 Mary Lynn Lyle ’67 Ary Jane Lotterhos Lyle ’60 Lux ’76 Cheryl WalkerBarney Lutsk ’65 HangerElizabeth Luther ’65 M.Lisa Lussier ’03 Betty Phillips Lupton ’58 Ms. Carol Lukemeyer VirginiaTimmonsLudwick ’53 Ludington ’12 Stacy Jerry Dreisbach Ludeke ’54 Wendy S. Lucia ’93 Perry Lucas Liles ’85 Ann Key Lucas ’78 SmithChristine Lowry ’57 ’87 Lowrey WhitneyKristen Virginia Bramlett Lowrance ’54 TilghmanLoweKatharine ’57 Anne Simonds Lowe ’78 ConnardCandida Low ’68 Nancy Morrow Lovell ’52 Sally Gray Lovejoy ’80 Love Wins, Fidelity adonor fund advised of Virginia Page Love ’50 Mary C. Love ’70 TylerAmy Louthan ’97 Hannah Lott Stephanie Loter Belk ’98 Valerie Stoddard Loring ’59 Lord ’66 Harrah Johanna Brown-WoodfinLopez ’89 Savannah Humphrey Long ’05 Miles Long Randi ’66 Mary E. Long B.Ellis Long ’63 Carroll C. Long ’67 WatsonMartha Lombardy ’82 Sarah Bryant Loken Katharine Fish Lohr ’09 Kelly Straughn Logan ’89 OsmanskiEdna-Ann Loftus ’72 Nan Dabbs Loftin ’81 Cheryl Harris Lofland ’79 Rebecca Loewenthal Whitney Bolt Loeber ’88 Peggy Jean Fossett Lodeesen ’58 Jennifer Beck Locke ’96 Gail P. Lloyd ’60 June Krebs Liversage ’49 Astrid M. B. Liverman ’98 Investment Charitable Gift Fund na and/or status class member MacRae FamilyMacRae Foundation Fund ACT of ’67 MacRae Marion ToniaW. Macneil ’68 Nancy E. MacMeekin ’65 Monna Simpson MacLellan ’51 Mr. and Mrs. John A. MacKinnon Brooke Hamilton MacKinnon ’62 JulieWhitehurstMacKinlay ’66 EisingerElizabeth Mackes ’86 Amber MacKay Lee ’15 WhitneyW. Machnik ’85 Sarah C. Machinist ’01 Mrs. Marian D. MacGregor Faith Mace Bullis ’61 Mary Steketee MacDonald ’62 Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. MacDonald III Mary Mabry Rhoda ’80 Megan Coffield Lyon ’80 Jennifer Lyon Jennifer N. Lynn ’06 FranckeElizabeth Lynn ’74 Jennifer Lynes Swisher ’97 Margaret A. Craw Fund, adonor fund advised of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Marfell R. Mary Mahan Marco ’69 CynthiaWacholtz Marbut ’86 Company Marathon Oil Alexandra Stewart Manwarren ’94 Sue Corning Mann ’49 Mangus ’89 A. Laura Maloney ’74 JaneA. Frances Redmond Malone ’77 Audrey S. Malone ’21 Ann Marie E. Beatty Malone ’90 Malmquist ’90 Karen Margaret Milnor Mallory ’76 Mariah Smith Malik ’86 Ann South Malick ’75 VandersydeAnn Malbon ’80 Jennifer Major Schmidt ’99 Monica C. Mahoney ’89 Katherine Cooley Maher ’68 Sarah Mahan J.Cecilia Mahan ’19 PooleLinda Maggard ’75 Meta Bond Magevney ’63 Kestner Kristen H. Maddux Owen Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Madden Jordan P. Macurak ’21 Fidelity Investment Charitable Gift Fund for Alexandria DONOR HONOR ROLL

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fall 2019 112 sbc.edu DONOR Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased Donor * Fionna J. Matheson ’98 Mr. and Mrs. James Mather R. VorysElinor Matchneer ’54 Lourine Mays Massie ’67 Eleanor Gilmore Massie ’66 Susan Hickman Mason ’95 Judith Harbottle Maselli ’68 Marcia Brandenburg Martinson ’74 Ms. Delia E. Martinez Susan Martin Elder ’57 Peninah Meighan Martin ’58 Molly Martin Dunn ’73 Laura Rose Martin ’91 Jesse K. Martin ’02 WallHarriet Martin ’65 Martin L. Edna ’81 Eleanora L. Marshall ’70 Diana E. Marshall ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Marshall Anne Randolph Marshall ’77 Marsh &McLennan Companies, Inc. Mary Shaw Marks Halsey ’74 Mark and Ieke Charitable Scully Fund, adonor Jeffrey Markert Nancy Blackwell Marion ’74 Marie C. Reed Foundation, adonor fund advised Gift Fund Fidelity Investment fundadvised of Charitable Fidelity Investmentof Charitable Gift Fund HONOR ROLL Maline McCalla Gilbert ’60 Erlend Carlton McCaffree ’54 Cynthia Hardy McCabe ’75 McBrideElli Anne Stupp McAlpin ’68 McAllister Scott Andrew Emily Dick McAlister ’78 VirginiaTripp McAdams ’05 Karen Jaffa McGoldrick ’79 WebberCaitlin Mazzucca ’04 Mary U. Mazgaj ’09 Mr. and Mrs. William N. Mays Cathy Mays Cash ’84 Paul Mayberry Mayberry ’67 JudyAddison Emory Furniss Maxwell ’74 Sarah Madison Maxey ’02 Maus Laura Helen Chatt Mauney ’10 Nancy Fox Cunningham Mauck ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Richard V. Mattingly, Jr. HowardElizabeth Mattingly ’89 Mathieson Giving Fund, adonor fund advised of Barbara Offutt Mathieson ’70 Kathryn Carroll Mathewson ’66 Melanie Stembal Mathews ’68 Ann C. Mathews ’69 Matheson ’68 Mary Fidelity Investment Charitable Gift Fund na and/or status class member Joan M. McGettigan ’83 Margaret S. McFaddin ’75 McFaddinJaneA. ’73 Margaret Hoy McFadden ’72 Fiona Margaret McFadden ’12 Sorrel Mackall McElroy ’59 Mary Earle McElroy ’84 KennonElizabeth McElroy ’16 Carter Donnan McDowell ’57 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McDonough Susan Strong McDonald ’65 Kathryn Mendelson McDonald ’60 Emily McDermott Quinn ’80 Harriotte Dodson McDannald ’65 Nancy Moss McDaniel ’65 Dorothy and Matt McDaniel George W.McDaniel WylyAmelia McDaniel ’94 Waring Elizabeth McCracken ’02 Meredith McCool Leigh Gary McCombs ParkerElizabeth McColl ’63 Polly Parker McClure ’83 ChapmanBonnie McClure ’65 Marilyn K. McClelland ’76 Shannon M. McCarthy ’16 Amy Thompson McCandless ’68 JenningsAllison McCance ’64 Barbara McCallum Beury ’61 Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased Donor * Carolyn M. Mertes Wendy B. Merrill Anne Rhett Taylor Merrill ’69 Angela Elliott Merrick ’98 Meriwether-Godsey Eve G. Mergenthaler ’16 Carolyn Foster Meredith ’61 Menson Susan Somerville ’68 Frances Crispin Davis Menefee ’98 Anne Ford Melton ’57 Anne Milbank Mell ’71 PattbergLinda Meixner ’68 Virginia Borah Meislahn ’62 Carson Freemon Meinen ’80 WashabaughMiriam Meglan ’71 Rebecca Bottomley Meeker ’71 Medica Health Insurance Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Hill Mebane TurnerKatherine Mears ’53 Mr. and Mrs. William H. Meadows III Mary Beeler Meadows ’69 Meade S. Mr. Robert Frances deSaussure Meade ’68 Caren J. Meade ’06 Sheila M. McWilliams ’92 Heather Marianne McTague ’11 Ms. McNealus Lisa C.Leyte McNealus ’18 Barbara Bailey McNeal ’68 JanieMcNabbWillingham ’67 D.Elizabeth McMullen ’68 Ms. Jacqueline McMillian Lynne Pottharst McMillan ’69 Carl McMillan J.Elizabeth McMartin ’79 Kathryn Cunningham McMahon ’97 Sherrie Snead McLeRoy ’74 Mary Horner McLeod ’57 Sarah E. McLemore ’08 Stephanie Lyon Pratt McKinney ’91 Ms. Renee McKenney Becky Mulvihill McKenna ’78 FriendLauren McKelvey ’03 Virginia Ready McKeel ’62 DempseyLouise McKean ’71 McHughComber R. ’86 Catherine Roberts McHaney ’55 Mary Boyd McGuire ’89 Thelma Houk McGrory ’57 Martha E. McGrady and Yeong Kheavy Loke K. Holly McGlothlin ’78 Dorothy Courington McGinley ’72 Sarah Dean McGill ’66 Ms. Nancy McGill Call Lindsay Elizabeth Mills Mills Lindsay Elizabeth ’09 and Mr. and Mrs. Kincaid Mills Mr. and Mrs. James Mills L. Mills Elaine ’74 Laura McGlamery Million ’96 Sharon Resener Miller ’81 Rebecca Miller Denise ’97 Paul M. Miller Jr. N. Miller, Lewis Mrs. Mr. and Leslie Forbert Miller ’79 Kirsten Emma Miller ’10 Keithley Rose Miller ’69 Kathryn Montz Miller ’69 Jenaveve Hoskins Miller ’93 Jeannette Bush Miller ’71 Warren Moore Miller ’72 Frances J. Miller ClarkeChasity Miller ’04 Miller ’82 AdamsCatherine BarbaraYocom Miller ’63 Jarrett Millard Dudley ’70 Chapman MillarLucy ’83 Carolyn Grant Milden ’88 Julie Midgley Elizabeth ’08 MickelsonJoanAdriance ’69 Joan Hess Michel ’51 Amy Daugherty Michel ’96 JuliaEstate of Gray Saunders Michaux ’39* Scott Michaels Rosalinda Guardabassi Michael ’77 Deborah Glazier Michael ’62 Jean Chaloux Miani ’72 Petsy Gautier Mezey ’55 Patricia Stanton Meyer ’61 TrabueMary Meyer ’63 Mewborn Helene Lisabeth S. Metzler ’81 WattMary Messer ’83 Jane Jamison Messer ’59 Kelly Molique Schmitt ’94 Sarah Mohle Bonham ’77 MockettA.Katharine ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mittelholtz Jennifer Green Mitchell ’86 Kimberley Schmidt Miscavage ’01 Katharine Shaw Minton ’52 Foundation,Minor Inc. Nancy Ettinger Minor ’56 Catherine Hollberg Minor ’90 MeriT. Minatel-Schreiber ’89 Katharine Crommelin Milton ’62 JuliaWalton Milstead ’86 Stephanie Althoff Mills ’09 Mills StephanieAlthoff na and/or status class member

The Mona and Robert Armistead Fund, Virginia Blair Moss ’98 Marguerite McKee Moss ’66 Moshier ’02 Monique Mary Payne Morton ’64 MortonCaperton ’85 Jenny Mortimore WhiteheadMorseElvira ’48 Margaret Moran Morrow ’67 John Morrissey Vaughan Inge Morrissette ’54 Melissa Cope Morrissette ’83 Betty Booker Morriss ’66 Ms. Norma Morrison Morrison Family Foundation, Jane Clark Morrison ’79 Miriam Baker Morris ’83 Marilyn Garabrant Morris ’66 Laurel Roe Morris Drs. David and Susan Morris BabcockChristina Morris ’86 Carter Heyward Morris ’73 MarieLena Morrill ’11 Megan Lincoln Morgan ’76 Mr. and Mrs. John Luther Morgan III Daria O. Morgan ’65 Hannah Craighill Morehead ’79 Mrs. Diana W. Moran Mr. and Mrs. Charles Daniel Mooza Kimberly Roda Moorhead ’95 Sarah Jane Murdock Moore ’59 Sally Hamilton Moore ’61 VarnMary Moore ’72 Maria Kitchin Moore ’04 Kara D’Ambra Dickey Moore ’95 Franklin Moore MooreA. ’88 Cecilia TaylorCatherine Moore ’78 Jane D. Mooney ’77 Dorothy Mooney Lear ’78 Benjamin Mooney MontinaroApple Elizabeth ’88 L. MontgomeryDenise ’75 Angela Browning Montgomery ’01 Jackelinne Montero R. ’13 Mr. and Mrs. Carrington Montague Mary Gillespie Monroe ’67 Sue Monk and Joe Monk WestfallCarolyn Monger ’57 Juliette Monet Charitable Gift Fund Fidelity Investmenta donor fund advised of FoundationCommunity Silicon fundan advised of Valley DONOR

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fall 2019 114 sbc.edu DONOR Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased Donor * Lindsay Smith Newsom ’67 Meredith B. Newman ’09 Carol D. Newman ’71 Anna L. Newberg ’11 New York Foundation Life Susannah M. Nevison NeuenschwanderJanArmstrong ’57 Network For Good Patricia Smith Nelson ’48 Julie Hildebrand Nelson ’96 Jennifer M.Gaudette Nelson ’95 Howard Page Nelson Harriet Hurley Nelson ’60 Courtney L. Nelson ’20 Anne Garrity Nelson ’79 Candace SheffieldNeilson ’73 Jan Jennings Need ’05 Emma Malone Neave ’12 Frederika Merriman Naylor ’55 National Foundation Christian Carolinas WallerSusan Nading ’72 VaughanKatharine Myers ’06 HoeferChristina Myers ’75 Katherine Johnston Myatt ’64 Kerry Keins Mutschelknaus ’04 Courtney Mustin Cash ’68 KulczyckiChristine Murray ’68 TuttleCaroline Murray ’71 Bettina Patterson Murray ’64 Mary Petree Murphy ’70 Kelly Murphy Lauren ’10 HelenTurner Murphy ’56 BurdgeElizabeth Murphy ’75 Dagmar Stoll Murphy ’64 MurphyAdams ’72 Catharine Carole E. Munn ’67 Linde Mullis Patti Snodgrass Mullins ’82 Audrey H. Mullen ’89 Amy Mullen Elizabeth ’02 Anne Carroll Mulholland ’56 JeanneWeaver Mueller ’80 Blanche Mudry Mr. and Mrs. James F. Gallivan, Gallivan Family Mr. Alan F. Rothschild, Jr. through The Fort Mouri ’06 Sarah PatriciaMountrey ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Mountcastle, Jr. Joy Reynolds Mouledoux ’84 Lorelei Bahret Mote ’94 Virginia Harsh Mossburg ’83 of Middle TennesseeMiddle of Advised Fund The Community of Foundation Trustee Fund, CFCV HONOR ROLL Mr. Lawrence N. Odence (Susanna H’55 Shawn WilliamO’Connor Beth Gottlieb O’Connor ’89 O’ConnorEleanor R. ’07 O’ConnorWisell ’71 Denise Bay O’Connor Cecily Anita McVey O’Connor ’73 Susan Murphy O’Brien ’74 Martha Bulkley O’Brien ’59 Mrs. Donald Ober R. Nathalie C. Oates ’13 Ann Shipper Oates ’71 OakesWilliamsAndrea ’89 Julie Brooks Nyquist ’90 Mercedith M. Nuesca ’05 Beth Slayman Nubbe ’84 Virginia Marchant Noyes ’59 PamelaNoyes ’69 Mary Bush Norwood ’74 Ms. Mary Norvell Julie Northup Seibels ’68 TillettNorthrupDorsey ’75 Mary Humelsine Norment ’68 Mary Kyger Norman ’70 Kimberly Knox Norman ’85 Anne Garrett Norloff ’72 WatsonLynn Norfleet ’74 Lindsay Crumpler Nolting ’42 NollNicole KonsbergLouise Noll ’44 Nix-KarnakisNancy ’63 Molly Reeb Nissman ’77 NihemWinshipCatherine ’95 Diana Crandall Nielsen ’84 Britton Nielsen Hassell ’67 Anne Irvine Nicolson ’83 BarbaraNicolAshton ’74 Karen Gonya Nickles ’86 Martha Nichols Clay ’56 J.Joseph Nicholls Pham NguyenLillian ’52 PamelaTipton Newton ’69 CookeLouise Newton ’82 KnodeBetsy Newton ’65 TrapoldAnn Beth Newton ’86 Deborah Fischer Oleisky ’85 Foundation, Box Dominion Old Inc. Josephine Noland Old ’66 Deborah Mutch Olander ’76 Ashley Thorner Oelrich ’96 J.Linda Odum ’72 Magnolia F. O’Donnell ’18 Janice P. O’Donnell ’75 Bernard Odence ’55*) Bernard na and/or status class member

Lindsay Eneguess Paulette ’11 Cathryn Gray Paul ’69 CanteyOlivia Patton ’53 Taylor Renee Patterson ’16 Emily Sartor Patterson ’99 Saylor PatrickMaggie ’07 PastuhovNina ’83 Dr. Lynn Pasquerella Sara Buttine Parsatoon ’11 Megan Fletcher Parry ’96 WeimerMargaret Parrish ’76 PatriciaV. Parker ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry A. Parker Dr. and Mrs. Jerry L. Parker ParisJulia ’99 KucewiczLeila Parham ’63 Kathy Gagnon Pappas ’81 Mrs. Winnie P. Pannell Clifton W.Pannell Mr. and Mrs. Carmen J. Palermo Mr. James Palazzolo Lee and Ms. Barbara L. JenniferTrzupek Pala ’96 Anna Pai Chao ’57 Donna G. Page Ben Page Barbara Rose Page ’83 Wilma L. Packard ’70 ConnerElizabeth Pace ’86 Ann Prichard Pace ’61 FarmerElizabeth Owen ’62 DonaldElizabeth Owen ’89 Caroline Heltzel Overstreet ’12 Susan C. O’Toole ’73 SpringerDrucilla Oswalt ’78 Ostrow ’96 Dejerianne Amy Marian Ostroth Anne Osterholm ’96 and Gregory Pribble Mr. and Mrs. Albert V. Osterholm, Jr. Osborn ’73 Anne Mary Osborn ’69 Carol Amy Boyce Osaki ’83 Mary Beth Miller Orson ’86 Dina Ruth Orbison ’00 TreeOrange Foundation Ellen O. Oppenheimer Barbara Falge Openshaw ’57 Nora S. Oney ’92 Barbara O’Neill Callahan ’84 Leslie Sidwell O’Neal ’03 Mr. and Mrs. James A. O’Neal, Jr. Suzanne Marie O’Loughlin ’98 Shirley M. Oliver ’84 Wuehrmann, MD Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased Donor * Sally Sharrett Perryman ’62 PerryHelene ’57 the FoundationPerrin For Fund Henderson of W.Mr. David Perkins MichelleLauren Perhala ’12 Virginia Stanford Perdue ’69 Mitzi Perdue PepsiCo Foundation Jacqueline Coles Penny ’71 Carol Cole Pelzer ’65 Carolyn Clark Pegg ’63 Ms. Helen C. Peemoelle and Mr. Simon Ben Sally Shapard Peek ’82 Barbara Behrens Peck ’78 Angelina Marlene Peck ’14 Parker Shultis Pearson ’90 Mr. Franklin V. Peale, Jr. Susan Kirby Peacock ’73 Phoebe Brunner Peacock ’68 ArmentroutPeacemakerAimee ’99 Brenda Payne Childress ’88 Leslie Davis Paxton ’62 VerbridgeSusan Paulson ’76 Marie-Elysse B. Paulhus ’01 Paulett and Ganson Taggart Fund, adonor The CarolinasThe Gift Fund Fidelity Investment fundadvised of Charitable Nancy Mortensen Piper ’74 MartinLauren Pinion ’06 PinckneyHelen Raney ’66 C. Pinckney Cotesworth Hannah L. Pillsbury ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Pike A.PietschRachel Pierie Blew Bonnie ’67 Margaret Booth Pierce ’45 Lucinda Lawrence Pierce ’72 Dr. and Mrs. Edward H. Piepmeier, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Stanley Phister, Jr. Laura Haskell Phinizy ’65 Mr. and Mrs. George G. Phillips, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Phaup Pflugfelder ’54 Allen Anne Weiss Christine Pfeil ’74 Pfeiffer ’98 A.Darelle Lauretta Scovel Pfeifer ’84 Pettit Family Community Fund the of Almena Hill Pettit ’69 PetrusA.Desiree ’86 Mr. and Mrs. William J. Petrie C. Gregg Petersmeyer Melanie Peters Chriscoe ’97 NewtonElaine Peters ’57 Mr. and Mrs. John J. Petchul Community Foundation of North FoundationCommunity Florida of na and/or status class member Thom Potts April Collins Potterfield ’96 Porter-StranskyKirstenA. ’09 Elisabeth Scott Porter ’64 PorterCatherine ’68 Ardis Fratus Porter ’48 Poplar Grove Eleanor Pope Cain ’58 Emily L. Poore ’99 Miranda Ponton Ponton-Dean ’05 Saynor Johnson Ponder ’57 Virginia Spangler Polley ’76 Dana Bordvick Poleski ’98 Janice E. Pogue ’71 BankPNC Foundation Virginia Penn Plexico ’61 FormanClaudia Pleasants ’70 Kathleen S. Placidi Ruth Carpenter Pitts ’58 Amy Jo Downing Pitts ’99 Julia S. Pittman ’11 BrawnerBetsy Pittman ’59 Pitts Giving Fund, adonor fund advised of Briana Beckham Pitt ’04 L. PitmanBonnie ’68 Pitera Ober Ellen ’93 Stephanie Beaudouin Piper ’69 Fidelity Investment Charitable Gift Fund DONOR HONOR ROLL 115

fall 2019 116 sbc.edu DONOR Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased Donor * Nancy Pesek Rasenberger ’51 Pamela J. Rasche ’73 Milbrey Sebring Raney ’65 Melody McCormick Randall ’64 Col. and Mrs. Donald A. Ramsay, Ret. DamianosBonnie Rampone ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Ramos Raul ’64 Ramey AndersonGail ’06 Ramesh Shanti ’78 Rakoczy Janet Lynn Rainville Dr. and Mrs. Dudley A. Raine, Jr. Carolyn Rogers Rainbow ’70 Marcia Pollock Ragsdale ’70 Wallis ’70 WickhamRaemer Raeder Catherine Melissa Murray Quinones ’87 Stacey Hannan Quinn ’89 Catherine Catlett Quinlan ’76 Meredith Borst Quillman ’78 ’83 Quevedo Elena James B. Query RobertsonCecilia Queen ’75 Consuelo Martinez Quattrocchi ’82 Leslie Heye Quarrier ’62 Quarm Daisy E.A. ’70 K.Serena Putegnat ’98 Durham Louise Purvis ’62 M. Claire McDonnell Purnell ’81 Virginia Stevens Purcell ’72 Robin Sue Purcell W.Dana Purcell ’98 Pugh ’00 Elissa Cynthia Bumgardner Puckett ’98 Cynthia Gridley Pruden ’71 Proctor ’84 Elizabeth Anne K. Proctor ’07 Martha Bennett Pritchett Conner ’68 Endowment Pringle-Read CateElizabeth Pringle ’62 LLP Coopers Pricewaterhouse BaltusRachel Price ’96 Mary Lanford Price ’91 Barbara Mendelssohn Price ’78 TippinPrestneyAnn ’71 PrentissBarbara ’73 Ann Kerr Preaus ’66 Margaret Morris Powell ’54 Judith B. Powell ’69 Jeanne Forsyth Powell ’68 Catherine Powell Cleveland ’95 Anne Litle Poulet ’64 Averala Paxton Poucher ’57 Community Foundation SC of HONOR ROLL of Coastal Coastal of Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Richeson RichesonCelia Loving ’58 Mr. and Mrs. Steven Richel Meredith K. Richel ’05 Sarah Haskell Hulcher ’67 RichardsonRobbin ’71 Michael D. Richards Melissa Farmer Richards Anne H. Richards ’84 Susan Bloomer Rice ’69 BattenLucy Ricardo Vanessa K. Rhodes ’90 Marguerite Morgan Reynolds ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Kerry Reynolds Catherine Cox Reynolds ’49 Anne Leavell Reynolds ’63 Rewcastle Beirne Mary Julie Smith Rentschler ’80 Robin Ould Rentsch ’60 Page Munroe Renger ’67 Alicia Mariane Renfrow ’03 Ann Moore Remington ’44 Kirsten M. Reinhart ’20 Diane Dale Reiling ’73 Reidy-FergusonSarah ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald P. Reidy Reidy Brian Mary Reid Roach ’74 Ashton E. Reid ’17 ReichardElisabeth Burwell ’84 Barbara L. Regester ’12 Kimberly H. Reese ’04 Kathryn Ingham Reese ’88 Patsey Reed Carney ’62 Nancy Bullard Reed ’66 ’55 Redmond Armstrong Gretchen Red Hat Matching Gifts Program EstateAnn of Morrison Reams ’42* Cynthia Readyhough Rakow ’96 PringleEllen Read ’60 Company Raytheon Michelle D. Raymond ’09 Melissa Gail Raymond ’12 Betty Forbes Rayburn ’56 YoungShannon ’84 Ray Mary Lyman Ray ’71 Katherine Rose Rawls ’75 Shaina Jetha Rawji ’93 Mary Scott Rauch ’62 Carolyn King Ratcliffe ’60 Deborah Luby Rie ’68 Amy Dickson Riddell ’92 Victoria Clarendon Richter ’80 (Celia Loving ’58) Loving (Celia na and/or status class member

Jennifer A. Rotman ’84 JenniferA. RothschildJewettWinn ’83 Nancy Buckey Rothacker ’86 Katharine M. Roth ’88 Amy Biathrow Ross ’94 Anne Sargeant Rosenthal ’81 H. and Rosenbloom David Rosenbloom L. Carla ColquittRachelle Rose ’97 Nan Locke Rosa ’53 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rora R. Mary K. Rora ’12 Mary Ann Mellen Root ’53 WrightRootLeslie ’83 RootFrances ’80 A. Ms. Melissa Rollosson and Mr. William Murphy Susan Castle Rolewick ’74 Blair Josephs Rohrer ’69 Sarah Bradford Rohr ’01 Kelli M. Rogowski ’99 Lynn Rogerson Kahler ’76 Virginia Luscombe Rogers ’50 Rogers Allyn Thomas CarrollLee Roebuck ’87 WeigelSarah ’89 Rodriguez Laurel Speilman Rodgers ’03 T.Ann Rockwell ’80 Nicole Roca Balding Kathryn Robinson Hillestad ’89 Mr. Mrs. and Robinson Roby Robinson ’63 WilsonOlive Kelly L. Robinson ’04 DopheideJulie ’13 Anne andCaptain Mrs. Evan D. Robinson Deborah Robinson Schmidt ’89 Susan Scott Robinette ’63 S. Robeva Raina Jane Nexsen Robertson ’69 Edith Brooke Robertson ’50 Katie Clarkson Robertson ’97 Brooke Robertson Roberts and BrokawAllison Family Fund, a Sarah Roberts Dennis ’96 Nancie Howe Entenmann Roberts ’56 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Sabryna McClung Roberson ’93 Alice Haywood Robbins ’65 WeitzelCarroll Rivers ’57 Mary Cosby Rinehart ’61 HollylaneRiley ’06 HansbroughElizabeth Riley ’13 Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Rihl Melissa Greenwood Riemer ’75 Charitable Gift Fund Fidelity Investmentdonor fund advised of Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased Donor * Mr. Robert. E. Savage (Ann Orr Savage ’48*) M. Hegarty Christina Savage ’73 L. SavageElma ’68 Catherine Sauls Callender ’86 Deborah Hooker Sauers ’74 PollySattler ’88 Jessica McCarthy Sarolli ’08 Margaret Stookey Elizabeth Sargent ’88 SantandreaBetty Rau ’70 Julia Grosvenor Sanford ’80 Nicholas E. Sanders Fernanda Sammis Castelli ’62 Courtney L. Sames ’06 Margaret Lyle Samdahl ’72 Salvesen ’65 Magdalena Jessica Salvatore Salomon Calder ’64 Christie Salmon ’71 Shannon Hilary Harris Salley ’87 SalernoShelby Lewis ’11 Sale ’90 AndresSarah Acacia Marie Salazar ’15 Jessica Porter Sadeq ’04 Nicole M. Sabovik ’19 Eugenia Bull Ryner ’67 WeatherlyEmelia Ryder ’22 Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ryder Key S. Ryang Mr. and Mrs. G. Thomas Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Ryan Margaret Ryan Christian ’74 Kathleen E. Ryan ’08 Helen Jenkins Ryan ’68 Mary Leith Rutrough ’52 Fleming Parker Rutledge ’59 Adelaide M. Russo ’68 Susan Russell Clay ’81 Lynn Pearson Russell ’69 Graham Maxwell Russell ’79 Cornelia Sage Russell Caitlin Sundby Russell ’94 Meriwether Hagerty Rumrill ’59 Teresa Baldus Rugeley ’84 Ruffin ’61 Suzanne Jill Steenhuis Ruffato ’80 L. Rue Eden ’89 Paige Kaylor Ruddy ’10 Donna Daniels Rubin ’76 Nancy Rubens Victoria Nalle Rowland ’66 Megan Rowe Thomas ’01 WendyRouthWise ’75 Susan Hight Rountree ’59 Mr. and Mrs. Karl Roulston Harriet Houston Shaffer ’64 CryslerCannie Shafer ’78 Antoinette F. Seymour Anne Frierman Sewell ’84 Mira Selm Sandra Compton Sellman ’89 Pamela Dickens Sellars ’83 L. Seitz Bonnie ’01 Foundation Seilheimer Mary Lou Morton Seilheimer ’63 Mr. and Mrs. John III Sears Raymond Stella Mae Renchard Seamans ’67 DukeElizabeth Seaman ’59 Ieke Osinga Scully ’78 Ann Scully Harwood ’64 Cornelia Harrison Scribner ’62 Margaret Scouten T. Scott Mrs. C. Mr. and Prudence Sandifer Scott ’59 Joyce M. Scott ’05 Scott Glenn Scott ’74 A.Constance Scott ’60 Garrer Anna Nancy Hatch Schwartzmiller ’79 SchwartzMary Boehling ’81 Judith Greer Schulz ’61 Schroeder ’87 VikkiA. T.Alexa ’97 Schriempf Mr. and Mrs. Michael Schreiber KopperElizabeth Schollaert ’64 Linda-Jean Smith Schneider ’76 Mr. and Mrs. Edgar W. Schneider, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Schmitz Julia M. Schmitz, PhD ’03 Marylew Redd Schmieg ’83 ’06 Schmidt JenniferWiley ’87 Schmid AngelynL. Anne Parker Schmalz ’62 Schlosberg Kathryn Sell ’59 RitchieGeorgia Schley ’80 GracieTredwell ’82 Schild BacchianiChristina Schieffelin ’68 Katherine Maxwell Schellhammer ’95 Debra Schellhammer Deborah Byers Schechter ’72 Kathryn Smith Schauer ’56 Laura Jane Schaefer ’07 BriarSweet College RoanokeAlumnae Club of Ms. and Mr. Bell Laurie Charles Saylor Miller SaylerElizabeth ’55 Jana L. Sawicki ’74 Diana Simrell Savory ’66 Wendy Savino Jennifer Kirby Savin ’84 na and/or status class member Jennifer Slade Belovsky ’71 Ginger Carter Skoog ’97 Betty C. Skeen ’07 Judith E. Sirkis Sirius XMRadio, Inc. Sinsheimer ’51 Anne Mr. and Mrs. James W. Sinner Martha Bickham Singleton ’71 ToddMary Singh ’59 Susan D. Sinclair Burns and Louis Martha L. Simpson Kendra Hawkins Simpson ’07 Ann Connolly Simpson ’80 Diana K. Simpson ’08 Joseph Simons Simonard ’98 Sophie Simon R. Gloria Margaret Lawrence Simmons ’49 Elizabeth Perkinson Simmons ’78 Simmons ’86 Ann Amy Anne Smith Simet ’63 ’03 Silverthorn Arnott Courtney Silicon Valley Foundation Community M.Todd Sigler ’66 Penelope Steketee Sidor ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Sidles Heather Dorothy Shumaker ’04 Megan E. Shuford ’16 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Freeman Shuford, Jr. Anne Whitney Bay Shuck ’89 VirginiaYelverton Showalter ’67 ShortlidgeMargaret ’06 Shore Erin Mr. and Mrs. E. Shober, Reiman Jr. Anne Ross Shipe ’75 Shields1117B Fund for Charitable Enrichment: Shields ’62 Julia Cindy Harper Sherrell ’88 Rebecca Patton Shepard ’63 ShepardNancyAnderson ’55 Company Foundation Oil Shell TylerKathleen Sheldon ’59 WolcottLaura Shea ’12 Dr. TravisShaw Mary MacKenzie Shaw ’61 Andrea L. Sharretts ’99 SmithRosemary Sharp ’67 Sharman Cahill Elizabeth ’84 Janeen K. Sharma ’96 HutchinsElizabeth Sharland ’61 Patricia L. Shannon ’74 Pamela Shandrick Leary ’66 of Fidelity of Stockholdings Unsold, adonor fund advised DONOR HONOR ROLL 117

fall 2019 118 sbc.edu DONOR Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased Donor * Sperrazza ’15 Arielle Spell Rosalind Ray ’74 Cynthia Hubard Spangler ’63 Judith Spangenberg Dunn ’64 Tracy Glaves Spalding ’84 Nancy Lumpkin Sowers ’89 Epiphany Danielle Soward ’15 Susan Moorman Southworth ’66 Blythe Southerland Katherine ’69 Nikki M. Soulsby ’09 Sorley ’68 Allen Lorna Suzette Morton Sorenson ’47 Andrea Beerman Sonfield ’68 Jane Sommer Hamill ’65 Mr. and Mrs. S. Dennis Soliwoda Kathleen M. Snyder ’20 JudithSniderWhitacre ’62 SneadWilliams ’64 Susanne Amy Hess Snawder ’00 Smyth ’62 Allen Alice SheltonElizabeth Smolens ’75 Nancy Gayle Smith-Jackson ’82 Teresa Powell Smith ’82 Sheila Haskell Smith ’61 Smith ’63 Sally Smith ’58 ArduserPeggy Trees Olivia Smith ’14 Margaret Lotterhos Smith ’54 Lochrane Coleman Smith ’76 Mr. K. Smith Mrs. Kenneth and Jacob WadeSmith Hallie Darby Smith ’67 Smith Gloria Frances Street Smith ’52 Emily Pleasants Smith ’65 BryanEllen Tozzer Smith ’87 OakleyElizabeth Smith ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Noel Smith Charles Smith Lee III Catherine Smith Cassidy ’81 Carolyn L. Smith ’53 Blair Beebe Smith ’87 SmithBethannie Swisher ’01 Anne G. Smith ’86 SmithWhittingham ’52 Ann SmithAnn R. ’74 Smith Alene Catherine Brownlee Smeltzer ’59 Wylie Jameson Small ’83 Deborah B. Slutz ’10 Jacqueline Sloves Emily Hunter Slingluff ’55 Mr. and Mrs. William C. Slattery Carter Van Deventer Slatery ’49 HONOR ROLL Stephen and Fund, Clara Smiley Stelle ’78 Anne Stephanie B. Steinmetz ’93 Celia Newberg Steingold ’68 Barbara H. Steiner Lucinda Stein Lowry ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Steib Lars Melanie Bowen Steglich ’78 Janice Renne Steffen ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Steenwyk Victoria K. Steele ’70 Jr. Steele, C. R. Mrs. Mr. and LucasLinda Steele ’75 Kathleen Pretzfelder Steele ’73 Jane Street Steele ’56 Steeble Louisa Estate of ’23* D.Clélie D. Steckel and Joshua A. Barrow Andrea Marie Stassi ’04 Starke Foundation Sarah Riggs Stapleton ’01 Peter Marcus Staples StantonAndersonSarah ’89 Margaret Stanton Gary Stanton Mr. and Mrs. James Beach Stanton (Christina Stanley ’66 VirginiaWilliams Stanley David Stanhope ’81 DJ Mrs. Gloria T. Stanford Jane Johnson Stanek ’68 Stanbury-Woolery Caville ’06 Wenllian Jenkins Stallings ’47 Helen Graves Stahmann ’52 VictoriaStacpoole ’20 A. Carol Ann Leslie St. John ’75 Amy B. St. John ’06 MorrissElizabeth Srinivasan ’85 WeirickIngrid ’86 Squires Laura Saunders Spratley ’66 Spivey-EstradaMarian ’01 Joan Hobbs Spisso ’72 Katharine Osborne Spirtes ’75 Monica Saumweber Spillias ’73 Virginia Beeland Spigener ’84 Annie WardAnnie Stern ’66 Sterling ’73 Renee Dr. and Mrs. Steven L. Stephenson Patricia Cesak Stephenson ’73 Tamara Stephens Jocelyn M. Stephens ’11 Aja Grosvenor Stephens ’02 Benson Stanton ’97) Benson Charitable Gift Fund Fidelity Investmenta donor fund advised of na and/or status class member

Sweet-HeldCharitable Trust, Melinda Moore Sweet ’60 TolbertLurline ’65 Sweet Martha Madden Swanson ’66 Scarlett E. Swain ’98 ’74 Swain AmylonKristin SuttonSarah ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Sutton Amanda Megargee Sutton ’71 Cornelia Kennedy Suskind ’81 Marie E. Sushka ’67 Susan T. and Eric G. Friberg Fund Coastal of WatersCarroll Summerour ’75 SullivanRachael Mr. and Mrs. David B. Sullivan NelsonElizabeth Suhr ’87 Pamela Sinex Subalusky ’69 Harriette Horsey Sturges ’66 Stupp Bros Bridge-Iron Co. Prudence Gay Stuhr ’63 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Stuckwisch Jill Stryker O’Ree ’87 Lynn Gullett Strazzini ’67 Jesse Durham Strauss ’96 Suzanne Elisabeth Stovall Clarke ’84 H. StopherCatherine ’69 MoeBonnie Stook ’72 Stonehall Farm Jacqueline Hekma Stone ’59 Hattie Hughes Stone ’54 SmithElizabeth Stone ’58 Anne Green Stone ’53 Anne K. Stokes ’75 Stoddard ’68 Anne Mary Copeland Stockton ’96 Stockdale ’00 Alison Still Waters Fund, adonor fund advised of Amanda Stiff Charlotte Snead Stifel ’52 Philip and Joan Stewart Alice Fales Stewart ’64 Claypool StevensonLisa ’89 Stacy McKimm Stevens ’97 LittleElizabeth Stevens ’77 Catherine McNease Stevens ’86 Amanda Davis Stevens ’02 Margaret Jones Steuart ’54 Mary TaylorMary ’58 Swing Jennifer McDonaugh Swiatek ’02 Dr. and Mrs. James A. Swenberg Community Foundation SC of Fidelity Investment Charitable Gift Fund Charitable Gift Fund Fidelity Investmenta donor fund advised of

Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased Donor * Taylor-Tyree Family Trust Fund, TashMoseley Carol ’69 Thompson Leila Taratus ’56 Taraschi Lewis Caroline ’87 TankardRoderickJoie ’90 WatkinsAmelia Tankard ’87 TallmadgeRobinson Margaret ’81 DuttonMarcia Talley CromwellTaliaferroMargaret ’49 TaggartPaulettLong ’44 PenelopeTadler ’91 Ms.Ariana Tadler TadeL. Caroline ’08 Printing, N & T Inc. WackenhutSophie Szymanski ’02 Angela Szczesny TruloveRebecca Symons ’79 Sandra LaStaiti Sylvia ’59 Sarah Herndon Sydnor ’01 Katharine Baker Sydnor ’66 Elizabeth Smith Swoope ’83 Cassandra Lynn Thomas ’97 ’72 Thomas PenelopeA. Mary Sue Morrison Thomas ’72 Kay Morcom Thomas ’96 Caroline M. Thomas ’19 Catherine L. Thomas ’98 Emma G. Thom ’18 Thiele ’92 Cynthia Caroline Keller Theus ’64 PenelopeWriter ’64 Theis Jean Mackenzie Thatcher ’71 BallElizabeth Thagard ’60 Maria Thacker Goethe ’02 Deborah L. Thacker ’77 Tetrault Bogdan Beth ’79 TessmerMs.Ashley TerryRoton Martha ’71 PatriciaTerrellHassler ’47 Toni E. Termotto J. David and Termotto TempleKimball Mary ’52 TellekampLong Madeleine ’67 TeachoutCollins Ann ’54 GoldsteinTaylor Sarah ’09 TaylorA.Sandra ’74 Satterfield Mary Taylor ’74 TaylorEasterlyEvangeline ’00 WatsonKathleen Taylor ’65 JohnK. Taylor TaylorEckman Carol ’64 Ann T. Taylor ’58 Taylor Alleva Ann ’84 Charitable Gift Fund Fidelity Investmenta donor fund advised of

Gretchen Gravely Tucker ’98 and Scott Tucker TuckerExnicios Carol ’53 TsujiKays Ann ’96 VictoriaTrudeauAnne ’11 TrudeL. Heidi ’07 TroxellAnn Genivieve ’03 BantonTroutmanStephanie ’91 MontelleTrippMary ’82 TrimbleAnn Kathy ’69 Cathy Trezza Holly Brooke James Trent ’97 W.Helen Travis ’74 Travelers Companies, Inc. CorcoranTrauth Christine ’85 P.Anne Toxey ’86 TownsendLittleCynthia ’79 W. Linda Towers ’96 Warren Katy Towers ’70 TowellGrymes Anita ’60 HumphressToussaintAnn Laura ’06 H.Angela Toussaint TourgeeCraighill Mary ’81 TaraTothDay ’98 TerryStarkeTosh ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Carlton Tosh Tompkins Giving Fund, adonor fund advised of Deal TompkinsEdward Toledo Foundation, Community Inc. McMahanTolbert Elizabeth ’57 Todd Smalley Janet ’78 TitusIrving Sherilyn ’69 PaigeTisherKatherine ’13 JonesTisdaleMaria ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tinsman, Jr. MatthewsTingley Lida ’61 Timberlake Bell Mary ’67 PaysonJeterTilden ’65 Thurman R. Ellen ’68 Deborah Massie Thurman ’76 Christopher Thurlow Kilcullen ’65 Eleanor St. Thorp Clair ’58 Mary Catherine Hawley Thornton ’11 Leslie C. Thornton ’75 Thornton Schneider Elizabeth ’80 James Edward Thornhill JoanVail Thorne ’51 Susan Boline Thompson ’80 Patricia Beach Thompson ’52 Grace Quirk Thompson ’88 Christie Thompson Sears ’05 WeissCathy Thompson ’74 WoodAlice Thompson ’59 Marcia J. Thom-Kaley Fidelity Investment Charitable Gift Fund na and/or status class member Virginia Commission for the Arts Virga VenturesLLC VickersHarrison Marion ’67 Vice Britt B.VestermanAnnabelle ’16 Wanda Vest HamptonVerNooySusan ’70 Mr. Mrs. and Gerald Verbridge VenterBarnumDorothy ’35 Mrs. Megan Combs Veney ’09 Veghte Leib Melissa ’74 Paula A. Veale ’86 Lyssa Ann Vaught ’95 Mr. and Mrs. Roy B. Varnado Mr. and Mrs. Michael Vari VargheseSusanna ’84 VargaBrown Kelly ’88 VanzantSingletary Sharon ’69 DenningtonLucy Van Zandt ’73 VanBeverly Zandt ’71 McKenzie Reed van Meel ’86 Ann Pritchett Van Horn ’74 Katharine Weinrich van Geel ’65 Barbara Dublin Van Cleve ’66 VanSchall Sally Allen ’42 Norma Stieh Bulls Valentine ’93 Mary Blair Scott Valentine ’59 JonesVailVirginia ’59 VaccaroRose Carolyn ’11 ByrneElizabeth Utterback ’79 The U.S. Charitable Gift Trust UribePilar ’84 Susan Knapp Hurley Upshaw ’99 WallerLori Underwood ’85 Virginia Everett Ulsaker ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy H. Ulsaker Ann Martin Goldmann Uloth ’83 Suzanne Stryker Ullrich ’78 Uihlein R. Linda ’77 Tyson Amy Tyree-Taylor Elizabeth ’71 Patricia Lynn Longest Tyler ’80 TylerA.Miranda ’16 TwineS. Michal ’68 TwiggNewman Harriet ’74 TurnerSidney ’66 PamelaMyreTurner ’75 NicoleBrandtTurner ’06 TurnerZ. Louisa ’62 TurnerDaughtridge Lee ’64 TurnerStevenson Kathleen ’64 Tully Enns Susan ’63 TuckerC. Lacey ’20 Shuff Greyson Tucker ’72 DONOR HONOR ROLL 119

fall 2019 120 sbc.edu DONOR Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased Donor * WatrousHicks Lindsay ’99 Thompson Suzanne Watkins ’69 WatkinsLawrence Sarah ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Jon Waters WatermanShenoy Lalita ’70 Duffy Diana Waterman ’83 Waterman R. Catherine ’11 WendyHylandWarren ’84 Mr. and Mrs. D. Roger Warren, Sr. Patricia Anderson Warren ’61 Pamela Walsh Warren ’82 Warner El ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Waring WaringOxner Jane ’58 PatriciaWareCoxe ’59 PamelaComptonWare ’55 WardlowDevol Christine ’63 WinifredWard ’60 WardBlythin Phyllis ’70 Ward Bemis Jessica ’63 WamplerColeman Lura ’60 MooreWalton Lisa ’04 WaltersSusanne ’84 BrainerdWalter Edith ’42 WallBandy Marie ’96 M.Carrie Walkiewicz Wendy Webb Walker ’99 S. AtLee Walker ’69 WalkerCampbell Laura ’68 WalkerSnodgrass Julia ’83 WalkerC. Elissa ’75 PeytonWalkerCarolyn ’64 WaldsteinSirna Nan ’51 Margaret Walbridge WahlgrenRoberts Marian ’84 TaylorMarye Wagner ’73 Waggoner Rand Kearsley ’81 YanaWagg ’95 WagerK. Amanda ’14 JoachimVirginiaWade ’63 VictoriaMcClintockWade ’95 M.Wade Lauren ’05 Wacker WealthPartners Mr. and Mrs. Bernard W. Wackenhut W. Robert Paine Gallery W. M. Jordan Company, Inc. Voyles Swift Sarah ’53 VosteenHall Madge ’85 Sarah P. vonRosenberg ’72 Anne von Souder Weise ’86 Elizabeth Volkmann H.VolkCynthia ’83 VogtMactavish Lindsay ’96 HONOR ROLL Barbara Chase Webber Chase Barbara ’54 Maj.Gen. William Webb,Jr. WebbMcCardell Katharine ’70 Andrew D. and S. Elaine Weaver AndrewsElizabeth Watts ’74 Barbara Watts Mr.Mrs.and Aubrey V. Watts,Jr. WatsonCunningham Nancy ’75 N.WatsonHallie ’08 Mr. and Mrs. George E. Watson na and/or status class member PamelaWeiler ’79 J.NancyWeigle ’95 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald F. Weigle WeidnerKeogh Katie ’88 Bayfield Heather Weidle ’94 WehlandBest Jane ’57 P.Annegret Weckerle ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Marvin W. Webster, Jr. B.Webster Ellen ’83 Taylor Elizabeth Webster ’83 Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased Donor * The S. Wilbur Smith and Sally J. Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Neil Wigder AlyshaWiegand ’09 RichardsWiederseim Margaret ’78 The Widgeon Charitable Point Foundation Williams-WickreKaren ’84 MerriamWickensJane ’69 WhitusCurran ’79 Susan Mr. and Mrs. F. Mark Whittaker Mary and Lyndon Whitmore Frances Ruth Fowler Whitlow ’82 CranstonWhithamCatherine ’75 WhitfieldLearnard ’56 Linda McCarthyJoanWhiteman ’49 Dr. and Mrs. Stephen W. White Kimberly Diane Shaheen White ’96 Ms.Jesse A. White ’86 McLemoreWhite ’70 Elizabeth Caroline W. White ’79 Emily Whaley Whipple ’61 Susan Whetstone Huffman WhetstoneCourtney ’95 Mr. and Mrs. J. Jeremy T. Whatmough WhartonKemper ’58 Elizabeth Alice Anderson Wharton ’75 Nan TullWezniak WetherbeePlatt Robin ’82 Lynn V. Westine ’79 WesselDuncan Edith ’72* WelshHarrell Anne ’55 WellsMelvin Elizabeth ’99 WellbornGeer Marguerite ’56 WelchLeslieMeredith ’65 Weintraub R. Ellen ’71 WeinbergFink Liisa-Ann ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Gary B. Weinberg WeinbergL. Ellen ’87 William and Sherrie McLeRoy Family Mr. Vance Wilkins Mr. and Mrs. E. Marvin Wilke WileyC. ’07 Emily Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wiley Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Wilcoxson Lacy Williams ’73 Lacy WilliamsPlunkett ’48 Elizabeth M.Williams ’78 Elizabeth WilliamsKeen ’68 Eleanor HuntWilliams ’68 Dianne MooreWilliamsCharlotte ’67 Smith FoundationSmith Community FoundationCommunity Charitable Fund at the North Texas

Rosalie Barringer WornhamBarringer Rosalie ’51 Worcester Finley Nancy ’85 WoolleyLittle Anne ’83 Madison Woodward Thomas and Woodward WoodbridgeCantey Helen ’44 Woodard Clegg Elizabeth ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Wood III(Mina Walker NancyTrask Wood ’52 WoodMathesonKeitt ’63 Joan Wright Wood ’83 WoodC. Anthony Wong Swee-Lan ’80 NormanWombwell Edith ’53 PatsyPerkinsWolverton ’62 JohannaYaple Wolski ’70 PooleMollyWolfe ’65 M.Wolfe Betsy ’68 WolcottConger Georgianna ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Wittle WittingSallie G.WittenbrookMarcia ’72 WittenborgKarin WitherowGentry Melissa ’80 PatriciaWitcherJordan ’89 JenniferSolveig Wistrand WiseBashinsky ’75 Bet Farm Winton FowlerWinslow Lisa ’73 WinnGordon ’66 Mary Winks Charitable Fund, adonor fund advised of WinksPatricia Layne ’52 Winkler Zarwell ’76 Gail MitchellWingate Camille ’84 WinderJones ’86 Christine WinborneRidley Haden ’69 Mr. Mrs. and Eric Wimmers Wiltshire Ray ’86 Nancy StephensonWilsonJane ’67 Madeline Wilson Wilson ’12 JanetH. Wilson Hildee Williams Wilson ’89 WilsonHayman ’60 Gail WilsonSands ’66 Courtenay WilsonL. ’54 Ann WillsMancusi ’71 Regina WillisFaye Rathgeber ’57 HicklinMary Ann Willingham ’56 C.Carol Williamson B.WilliamsMargaret ’97 WilliamsSpilman ’78 Louise Wood ’62) Fidelity Investment Charitable Gift Fund na and/or status class member Ms. Sharon Holt and Mr. Michael Zuckerman Eileen MacMurtrie Zuckerman ’96 HoltermanChristy Ziegler ’01 Zeringue ’94 Schupp Katherine JanisZeanah Thomas ’52 Amanda Ottaway Zambetti ’89 Mr. and Mrs. David Zak Shannon Zahrn Bazar ’99 Catherine C. Zahrn ’98 Letha Dameron Zackowski ’81 Yunk Hagist Kathryn ’91 BrownYountAvis ’69 D.AnnYoung-MitchellDeshee ’22 YoungmanBush Julia ’66 PlaceYoung Lauren ’78 E.YoungJennifer ’11 YoungJacquelineLowe ’53 KendigYoung Anne ’63 YoumansDunlap Anne ’62* AlyannahYoderAriel ’12 J.Laura Yim ’98 WooldridgeSusan Yeatts ’95 YatesSuzanne ’70 BurrittYates Cheri ’84 NicholsonJaquelinWysong ’64 WyllieBernard Alexandra ’86 WyattCollins Joan ’85 WuehrmannL. Barbara ’71 WrotenDavies Merrilee ’93 CottemondWrightMtesa ’94 Mary Aiken Wright ’76 B.Marty Wright WrightBromanJoan ’56 Mary Denny Scott Wray ’61 WrayHarris Kathleen ’63 WrayBurns Barbara ’81 The Worrell Foundation alumnae within 7-9years since graduation. The Bell recognizes annual gifts of$1,000-$1,999from alumnae within 4-6 years since graduation. TheG Bell recognizes annual gifts of$750-$999from alumnae within 3years since graduation. TheC Bell recognizes annual gifts of$250-$649from monthly installments gifts. TheF one-time or as stagein their in gifts life, are made whether through leadership by our giving youngest donors it as fits at Sweet Briar College. society new This recognizes recognizes importance the in tower life bell of the New to2018-2019,The Bell Society Tower TOWER SOCIETY YOUNG ALUMNAE BELL DONOR HONOR ROLL 121

fall 2019 122 sbc.edu DONOR Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased Donor * Myth Monnich Bayoud ’80 ReynoldsRachel Baxtresser ’07 Melissa Halstead Baugher ’86 Chantel N. Bartlett ’98 Nella Gray Barkley ’55 Kathleen Peeples Ballou ’55 Mary Fran Brown Ballard ’49 Anne Goebel Bain ’82 Sarah G. Babcock ’83 ArnoldScott ’57 Carolyn Anonymous ’07 Anonymous (19) AnnessGarrison ’48 Martha MeyerAloe ’63 Jean Sheila K. Alexander and Robert R. Alexander ButteriAkersDeborah ’77 AikenOakey ’71 Mary [email protected]. your estate plans, please notify Claire Griffith at areyou not listed below but have included in SBC providing for estate College the in their plans. If of our founder, Indiana Williams, Fletcher by donors follow who philanthropic in the footsteps recognizes and honors Sweet Briar College’s faithful The Indiana Fletcher Williams Associates WILLIAMS ASSOCIATES INDIANA FLETCHER VirginiaWood Susi ’04 ’04 Linville Brooke Allison Hannah J. Silva ’05 D Bell(Classes 2004-2006) Caroline Camp Harrison ’07 A Bell(Classes 2007-2009) Ludington ’12 Stacy Martha Kemp Schley Smith ’12 G Bell(Classes 2010-2012) C Bell(Classes 2013-2015) TylerA.Miranda ’16 Ashton E. Reid ’17 F Bell(Classes of 2016–2019) graduation. $2,500+ from alumnae within 13-15years since And finally, D Bell the recognizes annualgifts of from alumnae within 10-12years since graduation. A Bell recognizes annual gifts of$2,000-$2,499 HONOR ROLL Jane McKenzie Davis ’03 Dalton ’67 Diane Jaquelin Cusick and Ralph ’57 Molly M. Currens ’89 Cruess ’79 AndrewsSusan Nannette McBurney Crowdus ’57 Lynne Smith Crow ’64* D.Cronin Paul FaithCroker ’54 Susan Bronson Croft ’64 Janet G. Crandall TannerCarol Cover ’43 Barbara Bush Cooper ’81 Kim Patmore Cool ’62 Hilary Cooper Cook ’05 BarbaraTragakis Conner ’85 Richard C. Colton, Jr. DarbyLucy Meston ’78 Sarah P. Clement ’75 KirklandTucker Clarkson ’53 Lynn Mather Charette ’86 BettyeChambers Thomas ’62 StanlyElizabeth Cates ’63 FrenzelElizabeth Casalini ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carroll ’68 Carr Eugenie Mary Cooke Carle ’59 Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Calandra Evelyn Day Butler ’66 Ethel Ogden Burwell ’58 Sarah M. Bumbaugh ’54 Sarah Bucciero Betz ’97 Catherine Bruns Cage ’55* Rosamond Sample Brown ’64 Nancy Dixon Brown ’63 Mary Jo Biscardi Brown ’86 BrownLaura Lee ’63 Antoinette Brown Christian ’78 Alice Farmer Cary Brown ’59 Dr. and Mrs. Owen W. Brodie Mrs. Brandt Caroline Casey ’49 RodgersElizabeth Boyd ’84 Kay Diane Moore Bowles ’57 Barbara Sampson Borsch ’59 Mary Morris Gamble Booth ’50 Kristin Farris Bergquist ’03 ’71 Bergquist Beryl PollyBenson-Brown ’58 Katharine Hart Belew ’49* Robin E. Behm ’79 Beard ’55 Kathryn na and/or status class member Barbara M. Hale ’60 Jon Halberstadt Roshani M. Gunewardene ’85 Margaret Van Peenen Grimes ’54 GriffithClaire Dennison ’80 Lura Litton Griffin ’78 Haire ’91 Lorraine Virginia Chamblin Greene ’55 Julia Charlotte Green ’13 Clara Barton Green ’89 Jane E. Gott ’70 Jane H. Goodridge ’63 Laura Hand Glover ’86 Jane Piper Gleason ’74 Maj. Gen. L. H. (Kathleen Button Ginn IIIH’55 Reed Johns Gay ’53 Gateley ’70 Ann Janice K. Garfield ’73 Lynn Crosby Gammill ’58 Mrs. Judith F. Gager* and Mr. Forrest L. Gager, Jr. Natalie and Geoffrey (Natalie Funk Roberts Dorothea M. Fuller ’53 Mary Carter Frackelton ’72 Carol McMurtry Fowler ’57 Cathy Patton Foose ’78 FitzGerald Harvey Elizabeth ’68 Fite ’67 A. Linda Libby Glenn Fisher ’83 ThompsonWillis ’66 Mary-Fleming Katherine Guerrant Fields ’53 Kimberly Harden Fella ’00 Caroline Miller Ewing ’53* Carolyn Cannady Evans ’49 Kimberley McGraw Euston ’92 WardMaria Estefania ’69 Eleanor Crosby Erdman ’60 English ’71 A.Michela Lynne Manov Echols ’71 FrancesEarly ’62 Margaret McClellan Driscoll ’92 Wilma Dotson Julie G. Dorsett ’87 Dolan ’76 Marian Alice Dixon Elizabeth ’82 Wolynec-WernerK. Ariana ’01 C.Linda DeVogt ’86 Lynne Gardner Detmer ’68 Wachenfeld Elise dePapp ’55 Monica F. Dean and Robert A. Steckel Ginn ’55*) Funk ’66) Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased Donor * Helen Murchison Lane ’46 Amy Campbell Lamphere ’80 Aileen H. Laing ’57 Ashley Rogers LaGanga ’05 Jane Shipman Kuntz ’58 Brooke Patterson Koehler ’65 Rebecca Faxon Knowles ’55 Jane Johnson Kent ’48 Kavanagh ’74 A. Kathleen Gwen Speel Kaplan ’60 Grace Butler Johnson ’66 Jenkins ’72 Nancy Carol Dickson Jahnke ’86 Mary Bailey Izard ’52 Mary Pope Maybank Hutson ’83 HumphreyCissy ’76 Jr. Hubbard, Leverett Ann Pegram Howington ’59 Kathleen M. Horan ’71 Anne Gatling Honey ’60 Martha C. Holland ’72 Esther Jett Holland ’43* Betty-Potter Kinne Hillyer ’43 Preston Hodges Hill ’49 Anne Day Herrmann ’64 Dorothy Compton Marks Herbruck ’51* Mayde Ludington Henningsen ’48 Katherine Powell Heller ’78 HearnA. ’85 Katherine Vesta Murray Haselden ’38* Virginia Robinson Harris ’59 Harris ’40 Jeanne Trueheart Elizabeth Harris ’49 VogelAdele Harrell ’62 Sandra Harper Elder ’58 HannahMary Elizabeth ’62 Mary Street Montague ’51 Norma Patteson Mills ’60 Margot Saur Meyer ’60 Karen Meyer Gill ’63 Heidi Menzel MedfordKaren ’72 TowillRebecca McNair ’60 DorothyWoods McLeod ’58 Mrs. Peyton F. McLamb McKayCynthia ’78 A. K. Holly McGlothlin ’78 Dr. McCord, Music Emerita Rebecca Professor of Margaret Katterjohn McCollom ’40 Margaret Graves McClung ’53 Mary McGinnis Lee McClain ’54 Emily Dick McAlister ’78 Cornelia Long Matson ’58 WallHarriet Martin ’65 Blanchette Maier Chappell ’73 ’67 MacRae Marion VirginiaTimmonsLudwick ’53 Valerie Stoddard Loring ’59 Wray ’78 Longino Elizabeth Miles Long Randi ’66 Steven J. Dugger London London (Lillian ’73*) (Harris)Cheri Lofland ’79 Stacey Sickels Locke ’88 Lipscomb ’73 Linda Sarah Lindsey R. ’04 Elizabeth Lindsey R. ’86 WoodsLucia ’59 Lindley I.Karin Lindgren ’75 Jane Perry Liles ’53 Ann Colston Leonard ’47 BlackwellElizabeth Laundon ’69 FrancesLaserson Griffith ’70 na and/or status class member Jo Johnson Ellen Parker and H’10 Anna Pai Chao ’57 OttawayCynthiaWilson ’57 Osborn ’73 A. Mary C. Gail Robins O’Quin ’67 O’ConnorWisell ’71 Denise TennesseeNielsen ’76 Kathleen B. Nager ’53 June Jacqueline Speight Myers ’87 HelenTurner Murphy ’56 Elisabeth Muhlenfeld, President Emerita Frank F. Mountcastle, Jr. Joy Reynolds Mouledoux ’84 Frances Morse Kirven ’68 Vaughan Inge Morrissette ’54 Makanah Morriss Dunham ’66 P.Louise Moore ’50 TaylorCatherine Moore ’78 L. MontgomeryDenise ’75 Anne Litle Poulet ’64 Averala Paxton Poucher ’57 TiftCatherinePorter ’44 Sally Gammon Plummer ’54 Andria Plonka Calhoun ’67 Susan Dern Plank ’73 Jeannette N. Pillsbury ’72 Susan and Piepho Lee* NewtonElaine Peters ’57 Jacqueline C. Penny ’71 Ivana Pelnar-Zaiko H’06 Kathleen Garcia Pegues ’71 Joanne Holbrook Patton ’52 William M. Passano, Jr. (Helen H’55 Addington Mary Hamilton Parsons ’78 Passano ’55*) Richard G. Manasa DONOR

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fall 2019 124 sbc.edu DONOR Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased Donor * Jeannine Corbett Squires ’66 and Anne Haw Spencer ’89 Wylie Jameson Small ’83 W.Dawn Slekis ’08 Jane Collins Sjoberg ’53 Sinsheimer ’51 Anne StemmonsAllison Simon ’63 Susanna Judd Silcox ’52 Jane Reeb Short ’74 Polly Sloan Shoemaker ’53 DorothyWyatt Shields ’58 ’53 Sherwood Alexander Mary Scott C. Shank Harriet Houston Shaffer ’64 E. Schuster Elaine ’58 BacchianiChristina Schieffelin ’68 MaeLinda Visocan Gabriel ’87 Susan P. Scanlan ’69 HarrisonEllen Saunders ’75 Noma Greene Satterfield ’46* JudithWelton Sargent ’59 SantandreaBetty Rau ’70 Acacia Marie Salazar ’15 Margaret Ryan Christian ’74 Graham Maxwell Russell ’79 Mary Ann Mellen Root ’53 Lynn Rogerson Kahler ’76 Nancie Howe Entenmann Roberts ’56 Catherine Cox Reynolds ’49 Bettie Katherine Arnold Reed ’64 KernanElizabeth Quigley ’48 Patricia P. Pusey ’60 Judith B. Powell ’69 Jane FitzgeraldTreherne-ThomasJane ’57 TozzerBryan Newell ’55 TooneHudsonVirginia ’53 TeresaPikeTomlinson ’87 Jane (Kitchie) Roseberry Tolleson ’52 Douglas Dockery Thomas ’62 Catherine L. Thomas ’98 Mildred Newman Thayer ’61 TaylorA.Sandra ’74 CromwellTaliaferroMargaret ’49 UpchurchKatherineTakvorian ’72 TaggartPaulettLong ’44 Symonds ’62 Allen Anne Judith Stigle Bensen ’67 Sterling ’73 Renee Stelle ’78 Anne Jean Blanton Stein ’44 Melanie Bowen Steglich ’78 Janice Renne Steffen ’74 DJ Stanhope, of Class ’81 Jay Squires, MD HONOR ROLL

Jacqueline Lowe YoungJacquelineLowe ’53 WooldridgeSusan Yeatts ’95 Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Yeager Prothro (Kathryn WynneSnodgrass Susan ’72 WoodMathesonKeitt ’63 DuffieldDiane ’57 Wood PenderWithersHelen ’48 BarclayFlorenceWinston ’57 Susan Whitten Williams ’78 YonSallie Williams ’63 Williams Gill ’40 Emory PatriciaWilder ’63 WiegersColwill ’59 Elizabeth CranstonWhithamCatherine ’75 KennethS. White WhiteSmith ’59 Elizabeth Anne Lyn Harrell Welsh ’55 WeinerGwendolyn ’62 WendyWeilerC. ’71 K.Ann Weigand TullerLanghorne Webster ’58 WattsHeuerCharlotte ’57 Mrs.Janet A. Warrick WarrenDavis Joan ’51 Warner El ’85 WarnerK.Barbara ’46 Betty Byrne Gill Ware ’55 Ward Bemis Jessica ’63 CottonWard Dawne ’81 WendyIgleheartWalker ’78 F.Marion Walker ’72 JaneTatman Walker ’60 UnderhillViaultSarah ’60 DenningtonLucy Van Zandt ’73 VanSchall Sally Allen ’42 Valentine Bulls Norma ’93 Uihlein R. Linda ’77 Lise Lise Anne Boutiette and James D. Jones Mrs. Daniel L. Boardman Mr. Franklin T. Birdsall, Jr. H.Linda Berenberg ’79 Bender Alex Karen Barrett A. Anne Ms. Patty Barbu N.JadeAshley ’20 Arnheim Richard you! Thank ( July 1,2018-June 30,2019), yearfiscal Sweet Briar Donor Community in 2018-2019 the In special recognition ofthose joined who the FIRST TIMEDONORS Yeager ’61) na and/or status class member Neal Kassell JumetDiane Mr. and Mrs. Paul N. Jones, Jr. E.Lauren Jones ’22 Elizabeth Ellisor Jones ’57 Priscilla Johnson JohnsonMelville Karen Jackson Lori A.Husein Tricia Hudson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Hines Hannah E. Hesser ’10 Jaime L. Heimbegner ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Jack J. Hatfield Trudy Harris Richard P. Hankins, Jr. Patricia M. Hammond Mr. and Mrs. Jack Groesch Barbara Glynn Edward J. Ginty Barbara Gastel M. Garrison Lee Heather AyersGarnett Mr. and Mrs. Gantz Lanny Rex Fritzler Stephen P. and Nancy R. Friot Ms. Monica G. Freeman ’73 Ms. Sandy Fraley Ms. Ann Edwards Fragale ForsbergWhiteMargaret ’90 Foraker Stacey Mr. and Mrs. JeffreyCharles Florio Elizabeth Fisch Nancy Erickson Edwards ’20 A.Mildred Anne Duguid R. ’60 Donna M. Duff Yennifer Dineen Hannah G. Denson ’22 Stephen Neal Dennis Shannon L. Dalton Daks Nongkran T.Caroline Czarra ’22 Scheline H. Crutchfield Meredith Cope-Levy Colburn Christopher HodgesElizabeth Clarke Kenneth Chappelle Mr. Paul Chaconas Jean F. C. Carter Jodi and Gary Canfield Evelyn B. Caldwell Rod and Janet Brickey D.Brackett Derby Ms. Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased Donor * Ellen O. Oppenheimer Magnolia F. O’Donnell ’18 Shawn WilliamO’Connor Susan Murphy O’Brien ’74 Ms. Mary Norvell Thomson J.Joseph Nicholls Susannah M. Nevison Courtney L. Nelson ’20 Jeanne Morin Paul M. Miller Frances J. Miller Carolyn M. Mertes Wendy B. Merrill Ms. Renee McKenney Gary McCombs ChapmanBonnie McClure ’65 Paul Mayberry Jeffrey Markert Audrey S. Malone ’21 H. Maddux Owen Jordan P. Macurak ’21 Ms. Carol Lukemeyer Mary E. Long Rebecca Loewenthal Lewis Larry Jean Price Lewis Naomi Lewin Larson Loy Andrew Lynda Krause Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kerschl Edward J. Kelly III Arthur Kellerman James Edward Thorhill TessmerMs.Ashley Toni E. Termotto J. David and Termotto Angela Szczesny Mr. and Mrs. Brad Steinle Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Steenwyk Peter Marcus Staples Stanley David Mrs. Gloria T. Stanford Jacob WadeSmith Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Noel Smith Smith Alene Jacqueline Sloves Mr. and Mrs. William C. Slattery Betty C. Skeen ’07 Joseph Simons Dr. TravisShaw Wendy Savino Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ryder WeatherlyEmelia Ryder ’22 Nancy Rubens Ms. Melissa Rollosson and Mr. William Murphy Brooke Robertson Kirsten M. Reinhart ’20 Dr. and Mrs. Dudley A. Raine, Jr. Miranda Ponton Ponton-Dean ’08 Dr. and Mrs. Edward H. Piepmeier, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Stanley Phister, Jr. Barbara Jo Phaup Dr. Lynn Pasquerella Donna G. Page RowlandElizabeth Overmyer na and/or status class member Deshee Ann D.AnnYoung-MitchellDeshee ’22 AlyannahYoderAriel ’12 WittenborgKarin Mr. Mrs. and Eric Wimmers C.Carol Williamson WhitusCurran ’79 Susan Susan Whetstone Mr. and Mrs. George E. Watson H.VolkCynthia ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Vari TuckerC. Lacey ’20 TokichL. Jamie Mary Catherine Hawley Thornton ’11 Anne A. Barrett A. Anne AshwellLauren Arnheim ’61 O’Neil Julie Anonymous American Express Company and AXP Political P.David Adams The Ackermann Foundation Mr.Mrs.and Victor Ackerman from American colleges and universities. inlearning Paris experience for qualified students JYFprogramthe offers an advanced and immersive Administered by Sweet Briar College since 1948, 1, 2018-June 30,(July 2019) scholarships for the 2018-2019fiscal year Donors to the Junior Year France in program and IN FRANCE DONORS TO JUNIOR YEAR Action Committee (PAC)Action Committee DONOR HONOR ROLL 125

fall 2019 126 sbc.edu DONOR ** Gift ofArt Sweet tothe Briar Collection Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased Donor * Nan TullWezniak WendyWeilerC. ’71 Triangle Community Foundation, Inc. Cathy Trezza H.Angela Toussaint Philip and Joan Stewart Barbara H. Steiner Jr. Steele, C. R. Mrs. Mr. and Gary Stanton Charles Smith Lee III Smith Alene Martha L. Simpson Marshall Metcalf Seymour ’64 Antoinette F. Seymour Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving Cornelia Sage Russell H. and Rosenbloom David Rosenbloom L. Carla Anne Litle Poulet ’64 Juliette Monet Kelly Molique Schmitt ’94 Mewborn Helene Carl McMillan Martha E. McGrady Dorothy Lakner Senghas Peter M. Labombarde Caroline Hamilton King ’11 PaulKevin Kiger JumetDiane Michelle Francesca Johnson Jay F.Arthur III Humphrey Cassandra Streett Hamrick ’66 Kelly E. Hall ’95 Margaret C. Hager C.Alice Grover Mercedes Gravatt Grandin ’72 MaryGosser-Esquilín Ann Investments, Inc.Gilson Edith Dobyns Gilson M. Gill Robert Stephen P. and Nancy R. Friot Eugenia Francis Alan M. Engler David Ellis Vincent J. Doddy CroushoreBruce Maria Corpora Mr. and Mrs. Maculey Carter, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Carroll Anthony Caprio Lise Anne Boutiette and James D. Jones Mary Morris Gamble Booth ’50 Kendall T.Blake Josephine Benedek Dede T.Bartlett HONOR ROLL JenniferSolveig Wistrand Mr. Mrs. and Eric Wimmers Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Neil Wigder Mary and Lyndon Whitmore Muriel Wikswo Lambert ’66 MurielWikswoLambert The Rev. and Mrs. Peter N. Knost Page M. Kjellstrom ’70 Anna Platt Kemper ’64 Jessica Gindlesperger Hubbell ’96 S.Alison Hall ’97 Mary Sutherland Gwinn ’65 RobertsAllison Greene ’81 Golden ’77 Anne Kathleen Jr. Gager, L. Forrest Mr. Mary Frank** Carol McMurtry Fowler ’57 FoundationFlora Cameron Fidelity Investment Charitable Gift Fund Helen Euston Scribner ’65 Mr. and Mrs. David S. Elkins Anne Taylor Quarles Doolittle ’78 Monica F. Dean and Robert A. Steckel Jean Lindsay Streel de ’58 Flora Cameron Crichton ’46* Susan M. Craig ’73 Barbara Bush Cooper ’81 County, Gaston Foundation of Community Inc. Foundation,Clifton Inc. Kristin K. Clemons ’99 Claire Christopher Cannon ’58 Evelyn B. Caldwell Catherine Caldwell Cabaniss ’61 Ann-Barrett Holmes Bryan ’49 BrownLaura Lee ’63 Elinor Plowden Boyd ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Windsor Bonham Anne Bingham Carr ’67 Rebecca Carter Barger ’81 Mary Fran Brown Ballard ’49 ApyPyeFlorence ’53 Anonymous Nessim A. Al-Yafi ’97 arts atthe Sweet Briar. annually publishes Visions, amagazine highlighting and Livingevents the With Art initiative well as as offersprizes for student contests,art sponsors gallery internships, off-campus for scholarships financial funds collection, Sweet Briar’s teaching permanent The of Friends maintainsArt and collects art for (July 1, 2018-June fiscal 30,year 2019) Donors to the Friends Art of for the 2018-2019 FRIENDS OFART na and/or status class member Mr. and Mrs. David Zak Woody Dewey Dana ’58 Hildee Williams Wilson ’89 The Widgeon Charitable Point Foundation WendyWeilerC. ’71 WeekesPamelaS. ’83 AndrewsElizabeth Watts ’74 WaldsteinSirna Nan ’51 H.VolkCynthia ’83 Wanda Vest Tully Enns Susan ’63 Thompson Leila Taratus ’56 Still Waters Fund, adonor-advised fund of Mary Page Stewart ’78 Sterling ’73 Renee BryanEllen Tozzer Smith ’87 Catherine Smith Cassidy ’81 Sarah Garrison Skidmore ’56 Marshall Metcalf Seymour ’64 Salvesen ’65 Magdalena Deborah Robinson Schmidt ’89 Barbara Falge Openshaw ’57 Gail Robins O’Quin ’67 Lindsay Crumpler Nolting ’42 Anne Ford Melton ’57 McNair Currie Maxwell ’63 Maus Laura Peninah Meighan Martin ’58 Eleanora L.Marshall ’70 Wray ’78 Longino Elizabeth Nan Dabbs Loftin ’81 Gail P. Lloyd ’60 Sarah E. Lewis Lawson Mary Scales ’70 TansalReyhan ’62 Larimer Margaret Johnson Laney ’62 Megan E. Behrle ’09 Michelle L. Badger ’06 Anonymous AckermanJill Melissa ’87 efforts. community-building increase attendance at students’ games and other and communications and tobuild enthusiasm uniforms, equipment not covered in budget, the team travel, annual the Athletic Awards Banquet, tointercollegiateenhancements athletics, including College’sthe commitment by tosports funding Friends ofAthletics sustains and promotes (July 1, 2018-June 2019 fiscal 30,year 2019) Donors to the Friends Athletics of for the 2018- FRIENDS OFATHLETICS Fidelity Investment Charitable Gift Fund Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased Donor * Anonymous (2) NursatAygenI. ’76 appropriateand other material. including monetary donations, manuscripts books, and toattract resources through gifts or bequests Cochran Library, well its as as available services, understanding needs Mary ofthe ofthe Helen The ofthe LibraryFriends encourage seek to an June 30, 2019) (July 1, 2018- 2018-2019 fiscal year Donors to the Friends the Library of for the FRIENDS OFTHELIBRARY WoodM. 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In 1899, Indiana Fletcher Williams Start founded Sweet Briar College Planning through a visionary planned gift. Indiana’s vision of a college for the education of young women Your inspired her to establish a trust of land and other assets that became her enduring legacy. This planned gift has provided transformational education opportunities for generations of young women for more Legacy than 100 years.

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