Enthusiasm

Table of Contents

Susan B. Lair, Ph.D. Message From the Head of School ...... 2 Head of School 2008–09 Board of Trustees ...... 3

The Reverend Stuart A. Bates The Courage to Start: Carol Porter, J.D...... 4 Rector Incoming Board Chair: Bill Montgomery ...... 4 Endowed Investing: John H. Duncan Jr. ’69 ...... 5 Carol Porter Board of Trustees Chair, 2006–09 Strategic Financial Planning: Patricia N. Turner, J.D...... 6 Report of Gifts and Sources ...... 7 Don Hicks Associate Head of School and Gifts to Annual Fund ...... 8 Director of Physical Education and Athletics By Contribution Category ...... 9 By Student Classes ...... 14 Colleen Curran Grandparent Gifts ...... 19 Head of Middle School Alumni and Alumni Parent Gifts ...... 22 Faculty and Staff Gifts ...... 23 Nancy Church Head of Lower School Special Gifts to St. Francis ...... 24 Library Club ...... 26 Michelle Symonds Woolrich Fund for Faculty ...... 27 Head of Primary School Class of 2009 ...... 29 Vance Ulsh Alumni News ...... 33 Head of Business and Operations Ways to Give ...... 39 Bridget Hennessey Head of Institutional Advancement 335 Piney Point Road • Houston, Texas 77024 • Phone: 713.458.6100 • www.sfedshouston.org St. Francis Episcopal Day School

Susan B. Lair, Ph.D., is the head of St. Francis Dear Friends of St. Francis, Episcopal Day School. Before being named to this position, she served as head of upper school at St. As a former math teacher and lifelong logician, I’ve always Thanks to your generosity, we launched our SMART Board Mary’s Hall in San Antonio. Her background also taken comfort in the fact that some things in life are com- project; our students are benefiting from additional class- includes service at Fort Worth Country Day School pletely predictable. No matter what the stock market is room supplies and support, scholarships, and the chance and in both the Fort Worth Independent School District and the Bryan Independent School District. doing or the weatherperson is announcing, two plus two to enter and participate in national academic competi- Dr. Lair earned her doctorate in education adm- will always equal four; the sun will always rise in the east; tions; our faculty members have become even better teach- inistration and finance from the University of and if a tree falls in a hurricane, it won’t hit the building ers through valuable, pertinent training opportunities; and Texas at Austin. She also holds a master’s degree that most needs replacement. I recently came across a quote much, much more. in mathematics education from Texas Christian by Wayne Dyer about something equally predictable: Just as University and a bachelor’s degree in mathematics squeezing an orange produces orange juice—because that’s There may not be many things in life that are truly certain, and physical education from the University of but of this at least I’m sure: It is because of you that we are North Texas. Dr. Lair is married to her high what’s inside—“When you are squeezed, what comes out is school sweetheart, and together they have three what is inside.” able to cultivate enthusiasm in each and every St. Francis children and three grandchildren. student and offer them an education that is truly extraor- Our theme for the 2008–09 academic year was “Enthusi- dinary. I am honored to serve you as head of school, and I asm,” a word derived from the Greek “éntheos,” meaning thank you for your generosity and support. “God within.” As stresses such as a powerful hurricane, crippled stock markets and various financial worries put pressure on our school’s community, we were all squeezed. Sincerely, But instead of the bitterness, frustration and parsimony that would have been justifiable under the circumstances, I was so impressed to see that what was “squeezed out” was compassion, strength of character, fortitude and generos- ity. In fact, in a year when many schools struggled to make ends meet, the St. Francis community boosted our school Susan B. Lair, Ph.D. past its goals with $729,251 in Annual Fund donations and Head of School $935,306 in total gifts.

“He who possesses the source of enthusiasm will achieve great things.” –I Ching

All divisions took part in clean-up efforts after Hurricane Ike. Pictured at right are three related projects: (Top) The award-winning Gale Force team tackled the hefty issue of deforestation as participants in the Lexus Eco Challenge, (Middle) Lower School students picked up around campus and the Baptist church lot, and (Bottom) the seventh grade went to Galveston to assist in clean-up effort. 2 2008–09 Board of Trustees

As a parish school, St. Francis Episcopal Day School is governed by a board of trustees. The makeup of the board is dictated by its by- laws, and it is led by the rector and his designated chair. Sixty percent of the board must be St. Francis church communicants (members in good standing), and 51 percent of the board must have at least one child at the day school at the time of first election. Anyone with understanding of board governance is eligible for nomination and may volunteer for the role by contacting a current trustee. Members are elected to a three-year term, renewable up to three terms (nine years).

Trustees hold the school in trust. They are therefore charged with the fiduciary responsibility of providing financial direction, security and long-term strategy for St. Francis Episcopal Day School, keeping the school’s best interests in mind. Members also review and maintain bylaws, hire and evaluate the head of school, and establish policies and plans consistent with the mission while leaving the day-to-day management of the school to the head of school and her staff.

These outstanding volunteers are the pillars of our commun- ity and the foundation of our success. Thank you all for your tremendous donation of time and energy over the past year.

Officers Trustees The Reverend Stuart A. Bates, Rector Elizabeth Arend Susan B. Lair, Ph.D., Head of School Sandy Aron Carol Porter, 2006–09 Chair Jeannie Rich Chandler Bill Montgomery, Vice Chair Jack Chandler Pat Spillman Jr., Secretary Mitch Cox Patricia Turner, Treasurer John H. Duncan Jr. ’69 3 Bill Montgomery The Courage to Start Incoming Board Chair Carol Porter, J.D., 2006–09 Chair of the Board of Trustees Bill and Kelly Montgomery joined the St. Francis community as parents in 1999. Their daughter Caroline “The miracle isn’t that I finished. The miracle is that I had the courage to start.” graduated in 2008, and their young- est daughter, Katherine, is now in I can think of no better quote to describe St. Francis Episcopal Day School over the last five fourth grade. They also have a son, years than this one from John “The Penguin” Bingham, a running coach and sometime phi- Carol Porter, J.D., chaired the William. losopher. Schools are defined by change. We expect to see change and growth in our children St. Francis Episcopal Day from year to year and for them to know more at the end of the school year than on the first School Board of Trustees from In 2007, Mr. Montgomery began serv- 2006 to 2009. An attorney ing St. Francis Episcopal Day School day of class. I have served on the St. Francis Episcopal Day School Board of Trustees for five as a board member, and he has since for the Fourteenth Court of years—serving as chair during the last two—and have been a St. Francis parent for 11 years. served on the board investment Appeals state appellate court, During this time, I have seen the board of trustees display the courage to start a journey toward committee. she is responsible for drafting its long-term vision for the future growth and expansion of our school. We have begun to see opinions and handling adm- A member of the Global Natural Res- St. Francis grow and change with its students, while remaining steadfast in its dedication to its inistrative matters for nine ources group within the Investment mission and cornerstones and focused at every juncture on what is best for the development of judges. She has also taught Banking Division of Goldman Sachs, our children. legal writing to first-year law he heads the firm’s Houston office. He joined Goldman Sachs as a man- Over the last year, our board had the courage to prepare a strategic financial plan through students at the University of Houston and drafted opinions aging director in 2000 and became 2012, ensuring that the school will remain financially sound as it achieves its long-term vision. a partner in 2002. Prior to this, he Further recognizing the need for strategic focus, the board also had the courage to establish a for Justice Carlton B. Dod- son of the Seventh Court of served the U.S. Energy Group of long-range planning committee to ensure that every child, no matter how small, is considered Appeals in Amarillo, Texas. Merrill Lynch as managing director and co-head. in that long-term vision. Finally, the board is committed to improving the future of St. Francis Mrs. Porter is a graduate of by focusing on diversity and financial assistance—a commitment that by no means will ever be Baylor University, is married Mr. Montgomery previously chaired “finished.” and has two daughters—Laura the board of trustees of the Hous- It has been an exciting time to serve as chair and an honor to play a role in planning for the ’06 and Abby ’09. ton Museum of Natural Science, and he is still an active member of that future of St. Francis Episcopal Day School and its students. Having concluded my service as board. In addition, he is a member chair, it is now my privilege to introduce our incoming chair, Bill Montgomery, who has the of the boards of St. Luke’s Episcopal “courage to start” another great year at St. Francis. Health System, The Kinkaid School Endowment Fund, the Houston Country Club and St. Martin’s Epis- copal Church. Mr. Montgomery earned his MBA from The Wharton School and his BBA from the University of Texas at Austin. Elisse Hayes-Karlsson ’87 Stacy Chapman Medrano ’84 Mark Brueggeman, Darryl Hamilton Melanie Ottens Vestry Representative Blake Hogan Ronald Presswood Jr. Glenn Ballard, Emeritus Kelly Huff Leiselle Sadler Lou Jax Amanda Way Patricia Lewis, Ph.D. John Weinzierl 4 Endowed Investing John H. Duncan Jr. ’69, Chair of the Investment Committee

As chairman of the Board’s Investment Committee, and sponsor of the school’s Investment Club, I am often asked about the school’s investments and, in particular, our endowment. To provide a better understanding of the important role our endowment plays in the school’s finances, I have prepared the following questions and answers. What is an endowment? The technical definition of an endowment is “funds or property donated to an institution, individual or group to create an investment that will provide a source of income.” Typically, endowment gifts are held in perpetuity—that is to say that the earnings from the gift may be spent, but the corpus, the original gift, must remain in tact. At St. Francis Episcopal Day School, the endowment is made up partially from permanently restricted donations, but it also consists of funds that the board of trustees may use at its discretion to best serve the mission of the school. What are the goals of the St. Francis endowment? The board has established a policy through which the endowment supports the school’s operating fund annually. The school follows a conservative policy of drawing only 3 percent of the endowment’s three-year trailing average balance for this purpose. This policy allows the school to have a predictable source of income annually while permitting the endowment itself to grow. How are gifts to the endowment different from gifts to the Annual Fund? Both share the primary purpose of supporting the school’s operating fund. Gifts given to the Annual Fund are used the following year by the school. Gifts to the endowment have a greater impact on the school’s long-term goals and continue to provide support year after year. Who manages the endowment? The endowment is managed by the board of trustees’ Investment Committee with the assistance of investment specialists. The com- mittee currently retains two financial consulting groups to assist in the day-to-day management of the endowment and to provide counsel toward future investments. Overall, our approach is conservative and focused on long-term stable growth that provides for future generations of St. Francis students. The Investment Committee also operates within an asset allocation matrix approved by the board. How are gifts to the endowment received? Donations designated to the St. Francis Episcopal Day School endowment are immediately invested in the unrestricted portion of the endowment. Stocks, bonds and other items for which a donor does not want to pay capital gains tax may also be donated directly to the endowment in their current form. The school’s policy is to sell securities immediately and invest the proceeds. The donor receives the full, fair-market value of the gift on the date the contribution is received by St. Francis and a corresponding charitable income tax deduction. The St. Francis endowment is comparatively young and will need continued investment to grow. The school’s operating fund budget for the 2008–09 school year was $12 million, and it is recommended that a sufficient endowment should equal at least two-and-a-half John H. Duncan Jr. is chairman times an organization’s annual budget. However, the decrease in investment asset values that has affected us all caused our endowment of the Investment Committee. He to drop below $6 million as of June 30, 2009. Since that time, the endowment has increased as the market has begun to recover, holds an MBA from Southern although it still provides only a small portion of the school’s annual income. However, with the support of the community and con- Methodist University and a BBA tinued prudent investment and growth, the endowment can be a key component in providing ongoing stable support for our school. in finance from the University of Texas at Austin. He is married, For more information on giving to the endowment, please contact Bridget Hennessey, head of institutional advancement, with three daughters who are all at [email protected] or 713.458.6178. St. Francis alumnae. 5 Strategic Financial Planning Patricia N. Turner, J.D., Chair of the Finance Committee

As the Board of Trustees Finance Committee meets each year, its members are called to assess the short- and long-term needs and goals of the school, while also serving the St. Francis community as responsible stewards. This means taking into consideration the financial needs of programs, places and people; considering the im- pact any changes would have upon them; and continuing to provide a balanced tuition that takes into account market fluctuations. In light of this charge, and with the 2008 economic turn fresh in our minds, the committee developed a stra- tegic financial plan in spring 2009. Taking into account the needs of the school’s three educational divisions as well as its overall long-term goals, the plan uses a “just looking at dollars” approach to weigh the various stability markers, projected inflation and operating costs that will impact additions to the program. It further uses these data to determine the optimal timing of taking on new costs such as head count, program and facility additions and improvements. The board and the school’s administrators had been charged with identifying those projects that were truly a priority. As we went through the exercise of creating a strategic financial plan, we did just that. The group then looked at how to add those top-priority projects to the budget without creating major spikes in tuition or inhibiting the school’s ability to grant financial assistance or remain fiscally sound. The following were among the items we considered as we formulated our 2008–09 strategic financial plan: • The school’s long-term needs regarding improvements to facilities and programs—especially the needs of St. Francis’ Primary School and athletics programs • Long-term overviews of tuition and ways to keep tuition increases to a minimum while maintaining a quality program • Competitive and fair compensation for our faculty and staff • Adequate financial aid resources to further the mission of the school Patricia “Patti” Turner is chair of St. Francis Episcopal Day School’s Finance Commit- • Sufficient reserves for the PPRRSM fund (PPRRSM relates to building maintenance and ongoing tee. Currently the owner/operator of Tru- equipment replacement.) luck’s Restaurant Group, she previously practiced as an attorney with several local • Diversity law firms. Mrs. Turner received her juris In the end, the strategic financial plan has provided us with a road map for the future growth of the school. doctorate from South Texas College of Law By putting this framework in place ahead of time, we can make decisions of every magnitude easily and ensure and a bachelor’s degree in political science from Buffalo State College–State Univer- sustained excellence in the classroom. sity of New York. She is married with three Thank you for your trust and support of our committee during this process. children—twins who are eighth graders at St. Francis and a stepson who serves with the U.S. Marines—and she has been a member of St. Francis Episcopal Church since 1997. 6 2008–09 REPORT OF GIFTS AND SOURCES

ANNUAL FUND Sources of Operating Funds Board of Trustees $42,733 Tuition, 84% Parents $510,068 Alumni $3,280 Parents of Alumni $10,459 Fees & Other Grandparents $53,878 Income, 9% Faculty and Staff $16,343 Friends of St. Francis $1,500 Annual Fund, 5% Foundations, Corporations $90,990 and Organizations Endowment, 2%

Total Annual Fund $729,251 A St. Francis alumna, Stacy Medrano ’84 serves our school $22,976 Woolrich Fund as its development chair. Over Library Club $685 the past several years, St. Fran- cis has also benefited from her

Uses of Operating Funds gifted leadership in areas such as Total Annual Giving $ 752,912 Festival Day, Book Fair, Art a la Carte and the Parents Association.

Instructional Support, 15% Stacy and her husband, Michael, ENDOWMENT & CAPITAL GIFTS have two children currently at St. Francis. Their daughter, Alex, Endowment is in fourth grade, and their General Purposes $15,000 Administrative & General, 4% son Ben is in sixth grade. Their Class of ’09 Financial Aid $15,655 eldest son, Cole, graduated from Financial Assistance, 4% St. Francis in 2009. Stacy is a Scholarship Fund $1,501 certified public accountant who Memorial Fund $50 earned her BBA in accounting from Texas A&M University. Temporarily Restricted $149,866 Facilities, 10% She currently works for the firm Gifts Unrestricted Gifts $322 Carolyn Allen, CPA.

Total Endowment and $ 182,394 Faculty & Staff, 67% Capital Gifts

Note: Proceeds from the St. Francis Gala and Auction, Fine Arts Show and Festi- Total 2008–09 Donations $ 935,306 val Day benefit the One Community Fund and are not included in these figures. 7 Gifts to Annual Fund by contribution category Stacy Medrano ’84, Chair of the Development Committee

I consider myself blessed in many ways from the experiences that my family and I have had with St. Francis through the years. As an alumna and a parent of an alumnus and two children currently at the school, I have seen firsthand the benefits afforded to our students. St. Francis provides so much more than just a competitive academic environment—it also offers an educational experience that goes far beyond the walls of the classroom. At St. Francis, important qualities such ast as self-confidence, honor, compassion, responsibility and respect are nurtured. eadm er’s C Our exceptional faculty dedicates itself to developing in our children these distinc- H ir tive qualities that will carry them far beyond their eighth grade year, and do so cl much more than just prepare them for high school. This is what sets St. Francis e apart from so many other schools in our community. Monica and Juan Alonso 2 0 Mr. and Mrs. Carlos C. Contreras The cost of this kind of education is not covered by tuition alone. A “gap” between 0 tuition revenue and the cost of an education at St. Francis occurs each year. In fact, Anne and Brady Edwards 8 5 percent of the school’s yearly operating budget comes from Annual Fund. The Janis and George Fleming – unrestricted dollars available through this important and necessary revenue source Maureen and John Graf 0 are a lifeline to the school and enable St. Francis to hire and maintain quality staff Kathryn and Kirk Hachigian 9 and support the curriculum and programs that fulfill the mission of our school.

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0 Graham, were not dismayed, and with confidence they continued to reach for the Michelle and Lacy Williams 0 Annual Fund goal of $700,000. The Grahams expressed that difficulties often Tong (Wendy) Wu* + allow us time to stop and recognize what is important. And for most of us, the value of a St. Francis education for our children is at the top of our list. Annual Fund proved this was true; we not only met but exceeded our goal and raised $729,251. It is with sincere gratitude that we thank you for your continued support of St. Francis and recognize that the true beneficiaries of your generous gifts are the students of St. Francis Episcopal Day School.

Please know that we have made every effort to ensure the accuracy of this report and that all donors have been represented correctly. We apologize for any oversights and ask you to please contact our office regarding corrections or * Indicates a new Annual Fund donor in 2008–09 concerns. 8 Society of Arts & Letters 1952 Founders’ Circle Shelley and Darrin Baker Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Heard Gifts of $10,000 – $14,999 Gifts of $2,500 – $4,999 Glenn Ballard Susan and Howard Horne ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Barineau Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Huff Mr. and Mrs. Franklin G. Fortney* Catherine and Peter Badger Dr. and Mrs. Alfonso Barrera* Barbara and Roberto Iglesias Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Gray III Holly and John Brennan The Rev. Stuart A. Bates Shelley and Billy Iglesias Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Turner Mr. and Mrs. Howard C. Chapman Deborah and Bob Berry Liz and Laji James* Marlaine and Ken White Mr. and Mrs. Neil A. Chapman Kelly and Tom Bilek Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. Jinks* Debbie and Roger Clemens Kim and Ian Bishop Dr. and Mrs. Karen and Jim Johnson Shelley and Mitch Cox Circle of Excellence Allison M. Brandt Tamara Morton Johnson and T. Grant Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Grant Faulconer Gifts of $5,000 – $9,999 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Brazelton Dr. Kevin T. and Elizabeth N. Jones Sue and Mike Gaskins Mr. and Mrs. David A. Bristol Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Jones Mr. and Mrs. David Bristol Mr. and Mrs. Todd Graham Timothy R. Brown* Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Jones Emily and Robert Clay Laurie and Alfredo Gutierrez Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bruckner Mr. and Mrs. George V. Kane III Mr. and Mrs. Gary T. Crum Dorothy and Mark Haas Tamra and Keith Budd Courtney and Timothy Kearns Mr. and Mrs. Rod Desroches* Stacey and Jeff Henningsen H. Mark and Peggy Burck Peggy and Kevin Keller Eliza and Johnny Duncan ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Horne III Mr. and Mrs. Rick S. Butler Mr. and Mrs. James L. Lair Mr. and Mrs. David W. Entrekin Nicole and William Jasper Mrs. Ellen B. Cadick Melinda and Scott Lamoreaux Michelle and Mike Heinz Mr. and Mrs. Devinder P. Lamba Karen and Bill Case Patricia N. and Richard A. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Heston Jr. Risé and Malcolm Johns Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. Chapman Dr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Ligon Blake and Shawn Hogan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Mike Colgin Annie and Jeff Lovell Houston Endowment Inc. Mr. and Mrs. David M. King Frances and Jack Brown Fund of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Margolis Jane and Michael Jamieson Marisol and Jorge Leiva Communities Foundation of Texas, on Brandi and Keith Maxwell Beth and Greg Looser Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Liggett behalf of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brown and Mr. and Mrs. George E. McKean Stacy and Michael Medrano Janna and Kyle Lippman Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Fetzer* Mr. and Mrs. Mark McKee Nidhika and Sean Mehta Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey E. Margolis Dr. and Mrs. Frank Corredor* Martha and Tom Melody Allison and Michael Mitschke Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Mawer* Heather and Brady Crosswell Janet and Mark Miertschin Anna and Ryan Moss* Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Meyer Heather and Jake Davis Tiffani and Gordon Miller Susan and Michael Plank Mr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Ottens Lynn and Ronnie Deyo Chris and Mike Mizell Mr. Grady W. Roberts and Christina and Alexander Papandreou Sabrina and Rich DiMichele Mr. and Mrs. Joel L. Moore Mrs. Sissy Roberts Mr. and Mrs. James A. Pavlik* Mr. and Mrs. Danny H. Dishongh Mr. and Mrs. J. Marvin Moreland Jr. Kim and Bill Sanchez Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Perea Mr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Dunbar Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Evans Moreton III Mr. and Mrs. Ned Schwing Mr. and Mrs. David Rae Mr. and Mrs. David J. Dunlap* Kelly and Bruce Smith Mr. and Mrs. Matthew W. Seinsheimer Mr. and Mrs. George Duytschaever Pat Y. Spillman Jr. and Toni D. Hennike Susan and Andrew Slocum* Mr. and Mrs. Joel D. Elkins Mr. and Mrs. Davis Sun Lynette and Trey Snider Gift directed by Lisa and Chet Erwin The Sutton Foundation, Lisa and Mark Tidwell Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Sutton, Mr. and Mrs. Morrow Evans ’90 Kim and Nestor Vicknair in honor of Mallory Jennings Dana and Kyle Ezer Mr. and Mrs. Todd C. Feder Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Tayon St. Francis Associates The Tellepsen Family* Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Giammalva Jr. Gifts of $1,000 – $2,499 Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. Terry Peggy and Gary Godwin Mr. and Mrs. John Toussaint Drs. Sapna and Rajesh Amin* Becky and Thomas Gottsegen Jennifer and Sam Yager III Amanda and Mike Atkins Jim and Franny Gray Reagan and Jim Bailey Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Groves

9 * Indicates a new Annual Fund donor in 2008–09 Mr. and Mrs. Cory L. Moulton* Mr. and Mrs. William P. Utt Sheryl and Douglas Doyle Amy and Todd Mueller Shirley Vaughan Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Lamar Doyle Charlene and Gene Needles Mr. and Mrs. Peter Vickers* Mr. and Mrs. Matt Drury Mr. and Mrs. Patrick V. Nicosia Jr. Amy and Michael Walton* Stacy and Michael Ellington Sandra and Brian O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. John A. Weinzierl Brittany Erwin ’03* Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence West Mr. and Mrs. James F. Erwin Cindy and Mark O’Donnell* Carrie and Ronald Woliver* Mr. and Mrs. Ramsey Evans Kristi and Mike Oldham Mr. and Mrs. James A. Woolley Lis and Paul Faucher Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Peterson Liz and Frank Wozencraft Mr. and Mrs. Jack J. Fendrick Carol and John Porter Esther and Juan Fidalgo Drs. Dean and Veronica Porter St. Francis Sustainers Mr. and Mrs. David G. Foor Angela and Michael Poujol Gifts of $500 – $999 Lydia Fratcher Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Presswood Jr. Kathy and Kerry French Matthew and Audrey Adams* Nina and Richard Price Mr. and Ms. Glenn Gifford Fi and Farhad Ahrabi* Merryman and Eugene Putnam Mehrnaz and Ned Gill Mr. and Mrs. Jorge Appedole* Zary and Bruce Rassoli Mr. and Mrs. James L. Goettee Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Arend Drs. Hamid Razavi and Farrah Farizani Mr. and Mrs. M. Breen Haire Mr. and Ms. Abbas Arian Mr. and Mrs. Greg Reid Sondee and Bobby Hatcher Tonya and Cris Aruffo Mrs. Kay Rhea Sheri and Ron Henriksen Mr. and Mrs. Brian P. Austin ’87 Laura and Richard Robert Lorie and Steve Herod* Karen and John Baerenstecher Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey D. Roberts Jr. James E. Hibbert Shelley and Newt Barineau Mr. and Mrs. Earl Robinson Bridget and Roger Hunt Keri and Bo Bassett Pam and Phil Rundle Mary Lou and James Jax BP Fabric of America Fund Mr. and Mrs. David M. K. Ruth Mr. and Mrs. John F. Jeffers Rhonda and Richard Brown Mr. and Mrs. John Sarvadi Dr. and Mrs. Jack E. Jensen Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown Mr. and Mrs. William W. Sengelmann Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh W. Johnson Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Brueggeman Mr. and Mrs. Kent A. Setrum Mr. and Mrs. John E. Justice Mr. and Mrs. George David Neal Mr. and Mrs. John Bender ’84 Diana and Richard Sherrill Ann and Stephen Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. John O’Neal Jr. Ana and John Burns* Carol M. Slator Dr. Susan Ellison-Ketterer Dr. and Mrs. Boris Payan Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Campbell Barbara and Clark Smith Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Kubitza, IV Mrs. Gary Pearson Tahara and Wally Cater Colleen and Phillip Smith Helen and Harmony Kunu* Gayle M. Pearson Mrs. Jeannie Rich Chandler* Mr. Brian Southwell Amy and Neil Leibman Mr. Robert Perkins III and Dr. Joanna Lyman Bonnie and Jack Chandler Francine and Paul Stefan Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Lesniak* Meredith and Michael Pollak Mr. and Mrs. Dave Chapman Virginia and Dan Steppe Chip Lewis and Jenna Jackson Mr. and Mrs. James L. Powers Melinda and Jay Chernosky Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Sullivan Carolyn and David Light Dawn and Jason Powers Lauren and Benjamin Cole* Mr. and Mrs. Gib Surles ’74 Mrs. Susan Lukens Mr. and Mrs. Kevin D. Poynter* Sharon and Ken Cooper Catherine and Chris Swinbank Mr. and Mrs. Matamoros Lacy and Philip Price Dr. and Mrs. Robert Couch* A. Isik Tezel Janine and Kevin McArdle Jennifer and Tom Rigamonti Ann and Peter Nemeth Kelly and Jeff Thibault* Mrs. Michelle M. McGrath Dr. and Mrs. Bryan P. Ritchey Ms. Lacy Crain and Mr. Joe Galloway Gaye and John Thomas Genny and John McIntyre Leiselle and Jim Sadler Emily and Holcombe Crosswell Gayla and Scott Thompson Judd Miller Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Tomas Salazar Carolyn and Gregg Dasher Paula and Joe Toussaint* Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Moore Ekta and Jay Shani Karen and Richard Davis Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Tyson Ms. Laura Morgan-Avery Mr. and Mrs. Brewster H. Shaw III

* Indicates a new Annual Fund donor in 2008–09 10 Laura and Ned Davenport* The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Russell Levenson Judy and Jerry Diamond* Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Lievrouw Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Donaldson Dr. and Mrs. David W. Light IV Ms. Katherine A. Dove* Therese and John Lohman Swapan and Pushpa Dubey Elsa Jean and Don Looser Dr. and Mrs. Adrian C. Dumitru Sharon and Mike Lura* Vicky and Lucas Elliot Sande and Dwight Lyman G. Joe and Roxanne Ellis Mr. and Mrs. William A. Markham* Sara and Jerry France Dr. and Mrs. Jose Medrano Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Franklin Jr. Drs. Rhonda and Paul Metz Fran and Joe Fulton Ms. Harriet Mitchell Tricia and Ragnvald Gabrielsen Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Moore* Margaret and Chuck Gall* Anne and David Morley Deborah and Dale Gaudier Mr. and Mrs. Lamar M. Morris Anita and Stuart Gaylor* Adrienne and Jeffrey Murphrey* Carolyn and Russell Gee New York Life Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Michael Grosvenor Margaret Newsom Jo Ann Haas Wendy and David Nockolds Deborah Lynn Hagerty* Mr. and Mrs. Tom D. O’Leary Leah and Mike Hale Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Perlick Jane and Blake Hammond Mr. and Mrs. Christopher G. Pernoud* Julia and George Hancock Chris Perras Tracy and Michael Simmons St. Francis Patrons Andrew B. Hawthorn Jean and Mike Phillips Dr. and Dr. Christopher K. Smith* Gifts of $250 – $499 Mr. and Mrs. Randy Helms Mr. and Mrs. Andy Pontikes Mr. and Mrs. Fernando J. Somoza Gina and Michael Adamo Jackie and Carl Henningsen Michelle and George Pou Barbara and Robert Southwell Mr. and Mrs. Allen Almassi Kathleen and Bill Herd Kyle K. Poulson* Mr. and Mrs. Peter Staartjes Lucia and Duncan Alvarez Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Hicks Mr. and Mrs. Firas J. Qasem Ann and Robert Stephens Rojan Amjadi, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Masoud Javadi-Tabrizi Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Roberts ’76 Barbara J. Stevens Allan R. Avery Janet and Mike Jenkins Robin and Marshall Rosenberg Adam and Suzanne Gerum Stiles Pam and Jeff Baker Lauren and Randy Jinks* Anne and Frank Savage Michelle and Will Symonds* Katherine and Carl Bartuch Kristen and Andy Johnston Susan and Charles Schwager Carol Sandvick and Charlie Talbott Dixie B. Boring-Bassett Mr. and Mrs. T. Kemp Jones Spark Energy, LP* Laura and Robert Theriot Mr. and Mrs. Travis C. Berg* Mr. and Mrs. Michael Josephson Mr. and Mrs. Pat Y. Spillman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Thompson III* Laura and Vineet Bhatia Martha Justice* Molly and Manfred Sternberg Mr. and Mrs. Marcus L. Thompson* Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Bilger Mr. and Mrs. Michael Keator Cheryl Stewart Elaine and Jim Turner Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Blakley Donald W. Keller* Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stinneford* Leslie and John Turner Carolyn and Robert Bobo Sandra and Alec Kobayashi Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Stout* Mr. Vance Ulsh and Ms. Kristina Mordaunt Judy and Jeff Bolander Riki and Lee Kobayashi Cristi and Eric Tabanou* Ms. Leslie J. vanArsdale Korin Mercer Burnett and Family* Dr. and Mrs. John H. Krell Mr. and Mrs. Iraj Taghizadeh Dr. and Mrs. Rob Waheed Mr. and Mrs. Alvin D. Callender Jr. Chris and Quinita LaPorte Mr. and Mrs. James E. Taussig Junhui Wang and Yan Zhao Mr. and Mrs. G. Christopher Carroll on behalf of Jessica LaPorte ’03 Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Torian Paige and Ronald Wardell* Mr. and Mrs. Kelley A. Chisholm ’88 ’87 Chris and Quinita LaPorte Mr. and Mrs. Brad A. Turcotte* Mrs. Tina Marie Womack Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Coben* on behalf of Kimberly LaPorte ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Vobbe Mrs. Ronald B. Wright 11 * Indicates a new Annual Fund donor in 2008–09 Wachovia Foundation Volunteer Eva Brooks Mr. and Mrs. David Deaton Andrea Hendrickson Grants Program Anne and Charles Brown Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Deboben III ’89* Bridget Hennessey Ms. Jane S. Wansley Dr. and Mrs. Christopher P. Brown* Linda and Martin Debrovner Jennifer Henry ’88 Mrs. Peggy Welch Harriet Riley and Greg Browne Ms. Deborah Detiveaux Dr. and Mrs. L. Leighton Hill Mr. and Mrs. Steven Weyel Jo and George Brueggeman Kristi and Gary Dishongh Ms. Lauren E. Hogan ’06* Mr. Jason G. Whittington and Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy M. Brynes* Howard W. Haworth and Polly Dixon Dr. and Mrs. Ray G. Hooper Ms. Kelly C. Wren Ms. Terri Buchanan Ann-Christine and John Dull Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Huber Mr. and Mrs. Alan B. Williams* Mr. and Mrs. J. Sage Burrows Ms. Katherine E. Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Steven Hudgins Ken and Natalie Woodard Cathy and Hank Bussa Douglas Durkee Betty Huff Kelly and Chad Young* Mr. and Mrs. Williams K. Butcher* Ms. Claudia Dyle Jillian Hughes Lee Zieben* The Rev. A. Dean Calcote Mr. and Mrs. Galen L. Eads* Ms. Chanda M. Hutton Larry Caldwell, D.D.S.* Peggy Earls Cristy and Mike Jadick Carla and John Calloway Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin C. Ertel ’81 Leticia and Edward Jaroski St. Francis Friends Mrs. Maria G. Camerena Martinez Charlotte and Phillip Fitzgerald Natalie Rose Jaroski Gifts up to $249 The Campbell Family Julie Fletcher Jennifer Jasper Anonymous (2) Maria Capecchi Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. France Troice and H. W. Jesse Jenckes Karen Abercrombie Mr. and Mrs. Wiley D. Carmichael Nicole and Christopher Garrett Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Jordan Elbert E. and Ann F. Adkins IV Jennifer and David Carson Carolyn Gaut* Cindy and Kent Kahle Mr. and Mrs. Wilson L. Adkins* Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Carter Ryan Gill* Mr. and Mrs. Lance C. Kassab Mr. and Mrs. Jose R. Alcala Mr. and Mrs. Todd Caspary Travis Gill* Brian Kearns and Ann Marie Wytzka The Allen Family Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel O. Ceballos Mr. and Mrs. Graham W. Gilliam Ms. Carol Kemper Jennifer and Richard Allison* Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Chamblee Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gilly* Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Ketterer Mr. and Mrs. Stefan J. Amling ’82 Carrie Chapman Elizabeth and Guss Ginsburg Carol and Chuck Kingswell-Smith Mr. and Mrs. Steven L. Anderson Chaumarie and Ken Chastain Susan and Wilson Giron Maria Klapcic* H. R. Arnold, M.D. Shirley and Dale Cheesman Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David L. Goodall Jr.* Cindy Krist Penny (Anne) Aynesworth Dr. Samuel Chen and Dr. An Tsai Mr. and Mrs. Kevin A. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Todd Kuhn Ms. Betty Babendure Ellie Chernosky* Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Grace Jr.* Janet and Wayne Kuhn Cheryl and Charles Baker Mr. Tommy Chernosky Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Grantham* Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Lawson Jaralyn L. Ballard Anne and Robert Chisholm Mrs. Marilyn Gray Celia Leggett Omar and Zein Barakat Mr. and Mrs. Ted L. Christiansen* Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Gregory* Lavena and Marshall Linhart Mr. and Mrs. Roger Barras Alex Chunn* Monica and Randall Grimes* Stephanie and Robert Linhart Mr. and Mrs. David G. Barrow Nancy Church Mr. and Mrs. Bill Grosvenor Sylvia Lohman Mrs. George T. Barrow Mrs. Elizabeth S. Coddou Mr. and Ms. Gregory J. Guarino Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Lovejoy* Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence D. Bartell David Condit ’92 Diane Hablizel Mr. and Mrs. Viktor Ly Margaret and Marshall Bartlett Dr. and Mrs. John M. Condit Linda Haglund Susan and Phil Magee* The Baughman Family Mr. and Mrs. Clay Cravens Sara Hall The Malone Family Charlotte Bentlif and Robert Gyenge Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Crouch Mary F. Hamby Mr. and Mrs. James Mannetti Mr. and Mrs. August C. Bering IV* Maria Cruzalegui-Reardon Dr. and Mrs. Todd L. Hamel Alissa and Kevin Maples Ruthe and Marty Berman Ms. Colleen Curran and Mr. Stephen Boane Mike Hammons Jeannette B. Masraff* Jane and Rafael Bermudez* Mr. and Mrs. Brian Cutter* Deborah and John Harris Roger McCleary Cindy Blades Ms. Sheryll Dahlke* Jessica Harris* Ms. Desiree McConnell ’89 Mrs. Karla Brazzel Shakti and Saruang Dalal Catherine B. and James F. Hawthorn Mrs. Amy McGuire Dr. and Mrs. Fred J. Bressler Tammy and Lenny Dalton* Elisse and Fredrik Karlsson Mr. Bruce M. McIntyre Wanda Brock Mrs. Phyllis A. De Armond* Lynn and Chris Helms Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kyle McIntyre

* Indicates a new Annual Fund donor in 2008–09 12 Mr. and Mrs. Keith McNay Jean and Bruce Powers* Ms. Iris R. Stockbridge Mr. and Mrs. Mike McQueen Ms. Eleanor Prince Elizabeth Strange* Mr. and Mrs. Jerome D. McSorley Jr. Anne and Robert Pullen Mason Strange* Mr. and Mrs. Rodney R. Meriwether* Nipaporn Ratanabanangkoon Raquel and Adrian Talamantes Mr. and Mrs. Gary W. Merkle Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rawlins* Sanober Tamboli* Mr. and Mrs. Carlo Minotti Kim and Ted Ray Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Taussig II Mr. and Mrs. David Montgomery ’82* Leanne Reeves* Mrs. Shureda Thomas Mr. Lenny J. Morales* Kristen and Jim Reilly Mr. and Mrs. Brent J. Thompson Morgan Stanley Matching Gifts Program Mr. Elfego R. Reynaga* Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thurmond Stephen L. and Marguerite M. Morrell* Mr. and Mrs. John C. Rhew Ms. Lydia A. Urbanek Mr. and Mrs. Mark Morris Lacy and Brian Rieke Mr. and Mrs. Gregory W. Urbani Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Morrow Miss Lisa L. Roberson Ms. Lagay S. Varoutsos Joellan and Christopher Mullen Candi and Ron Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Shelton M. Vaughan Gesa Muxfeldt Ms. Jessica Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian Velazquez* Mr. Paul M. Nacol Drs. Sharon and Raymond Rose* Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vining* Mr. and Mrs. Jon B. Napier ’87 Mr. and Mrs. John Ross Mr. and Mrs. Trevor T. Wallace* Laura Nelson ’03* Anita and Lawrence Rothfuss Mimi, Jack and Margaret Warmington* Leigh Nelson ’00* Mr. and Mrs. Claud M. Russey III Mr. and Mrs. Byron Way Mr. and Mrs. John T. Nesser IV* Mr. Thomas A. Rust Janet and Al Weinzierl Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Newell III Rosalinda Saldana Mr. and Mrs. Judston F. Welling Ms. Cindy Nichols Mr. and Mrs. Barry Sandvick* Mr. and Mrs. Eugene R. Werlein Mr. and Mrs. William Lee Norris Kathryn L. and Jeffrey P. Sangalis Dillon West* Mr. and Mrs. William C. Norvell Mr. and Mrs. Keith Sappenfield Mrs. Jill Wiley White Ms. Andrea Noser Rebecca (Becky) Sappenfield Phyllis and Larry Wilkins Mr. and Mrs. Gene Odom Sarah and Paul Sarahan Cindi and Daryll Williams Kris and Jeff Ogilvie Mr. and Mrs. Jim Scarbrough Amy and W. O. Williams Mary Anne and Bill O’Neil* Mr. and Mrs. James G. Schmidt Rev. and Mrs. Robert Wismer E. Charles Osterberg Mr. Andrew Schneider ’05* Carolyn M. Wong* Valeria A. Oualline Mr. Antonio L. Schoelman and Mr. and Mrs. Randall M. Wong* Ann and Richard Owen Mrs. Claudia E. Schoelman Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Woolley* Tita and Bill Paddock Dr. and Mrs. E. Robert Schultz Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Wright Carolyn and Ron Paget* Rhonda Schwarz Ms. Nora Zartler Mr. and Ms. Jonathon J. Golemon* Carolyn and Ned Schwing Sr. Mr. Sherman Zimmerman Mary and David Pena Mr. Vahid Shariatzadeh Mr. and Mrs. Morris Perli Ms. Lucretia Shaver Mr. and Mrs. Jeff R. Peters* Mr. and Mrs. David Shutts S. W. Peters and Xia Du Kay and Carter Simonds Kelly A. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Scott Slaton Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Pickett Mrs. Brooke Smith Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pilgrim Frances V. Smith* Matt and Terri Pitner Mr. and Mrs. David O. Smithwick Mr. and Mrs. David H. Porter* Dr. and Mrs. Patrick V. Solcher Mr. and Mrs. Corbin L. Porter Marue Soudelier Mr. and Mrs. Doug and Debby Posso Kathryn Spinelli Mrs. Frederick A. Pou Margaret and Bill Spinelli Donna and James Powell Elizabeth and Charles Stieglitz 13 * Indicates a new Annual Fund donor in 2008–09 Gifts to Annual Fund by student classes Class of 2009 Jane and Michael Jamieson Class of 2010 Janet and Mike Jenkins Genny and John McIntyre . 87% Participation 72% Participation Mr. and Mrs. George V. Kane III Chris and Mike Mizell Monica and Juan Alonso Karen Abercrombie Cindy Krist Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Morrow Rojan Amjadi, M.D. Rojan Amjadi, M.D. Melinda and Scott Lamoreaux Ann and Peter Nemeth Mr. and Mrs. Steven L. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Jorge Appedole Celia Leggett Kris and Jeff Ogilvie Zein and Omar Barakat Amanda and Mike Atkins Amy and Neil Leibman Mr. and Mrs. Jeff R. Peters Deborah and Bob Berry Catherine and Peter Badger The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Russell Levenson Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Pickett John and Holly Brennan Reagan and Jim Bailey Jr. Therese and John Lohman Terri and Matt Pitner Rhonda and Richard Brown Mr. and Mrs. David G. Barrow Annie and Jeff Lovell Susan and Michael Plank Harriet Riley and Greg Browne Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence D. Bartell Brandi and Keith Maxwell Kim and Ted Ray Peggy and H. Mark Burck The Rev. Stuart A. Bates Janine and Kevin McArdle Mr. and Mrs. Greg Reid Mr. and Mrs. Rick S. Butler Ana and John Burns Roger McCleary Tom and Jennifer Rigamonti Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Rick S. Butler Stacy and Michael Medrano Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Roberts ’76 Jennifer and David Carson Tahara and Wally Cater Martha and Tom Melody Mr. and Mrs. David M. K. Ruth Karen and Bill Case Carrie Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Mark Morris Mr. and Mrs. John Sarvadi Mr. and Mrs. Neil A. Chapman Emily and Robert Clay Amy and Todd Mueller Tracy and Michael Simmons Roger and Debbie Clemens Mr. and Mrs. Danny H. Dishongh Charlene and Gene Needles Molly and Manfred Sternberg Ms. Deborah Detiveaux Stacy and Michael Ellington Gayle M. Pearson Adrian and Raquel Talamantes Sabrina and Rich DiMichele Kathy and Kerry French Meredith and Michael Pollak Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Taussig II Sheryl and Douglas Doyle Deborah and Dale Gaudier Mr. and Mrs. Andy Pontikes A. IsikTezel Roxanne and G. Joe Ellis Franny and Jim Gray Carol and John Porter Gaye and John Thomas Mr. and Mrs. David W. Entrekin Sondee and Bobby Hatcher Mrs. Angela Poujol Ms. Nora Zartler Esther and Juan Fidalgo Stacey and Jeff Henningsen Michael Poujol Janis and George Fleming Kathleen and Bill Herd Mr. and Mrs. James L. Powers Mr. and Mrs. David G. Foor Tamara Morton Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey D. Roberts Jr. Carolyn and Russell Gee T. Grant Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Earl Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Giammalva Jr. Mr. and Mrs. T. Kemp Jones Rhonda Schwarz Mr. and Mrs. Todd Graham Mr. and Mrs. Lance C. Kassab Mr. and Mrs. Ned Schwing Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Gray III Marisol and Jorge Leiva Mr. and Mrs. David Shutts Laurie and Alfredo Gutierrez Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey E. Margolis Pat Y. Spillman Jr. and Toni D. Hennike Leah and Mike Hale Roger McCleary Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Turner Lynn and Chris Helms Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Tyson Stacey and Jeff Henningsen Dr. and Mrs. Rob Waheed Bridget Hunt and Roger Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence West Mr. Jason G. Whittington and Ms. Kelly C. Wren Phyllis and Larry Wilkins Michelle and Lacy Williams

14 Mr. and Mrs. Corbin L. Porter Stacy and Michael Ellington Mrs. Angela Poujol Vicky and Lucas Elliot Michael Poujol Tricia and Ragnvald Gabrielsen Drs. Hamid Razavi and Farrah Farizani Mr. and Mrs. Graham W. Gilliam Anne and Frank Savage Peggy and Gary Godwin Mr. and Mrs. William W. Sengelmann Maureen and John Graf Mr. Vahid Shariatzadeh Mr. and Mrs. Todd Graham Krista and Todd Sinex Monica and Randall Grimes Mr. and Mrs. Scott Slaton Kathryn and Kirk Hachigian Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Sullivan Jane and Blake Hammond Mr. and Mrs. Gib Surles ’74 Shawn and Blake Hogan Roger and Debbie Clemens Mr. and Mrs. Iraj Taghizadeh Risé and Malcolm Johns Mitch and Shelley Cox Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Tayon Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Jones Karen and Richard Davis Gayla and Scott Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey E. Margolis Ms. Deborah Detiveaux Mr. and Mrs. Peter Vickers Genny and John McIntyre Mr. and Mrs. Matt Drury Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence West Mr. and Mrs. Mark McKee Mr. and Mrs. Galen L. Eads Michelle and Lacy Williams Stacy and Michael Medrano Lisa and Chet Erwin Rev. and Mrs. Robert Wismer Margaret Newsom Christopher and Nicole Garrett Tong (Wendy) Wu Chris Perras Sue and Mike Gaskins Ms. Nora Zartler Donna and James Powell Anita and Stuart Gaylor Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Presswood Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Giammalva Jr. Mr. Grady W. Roberts and Mrs. Sissy Roberts Mr. and Ms. Glenn Gifford Class of 2012 Robin and Marshall Rosenberg Philissa and Bill Higgins 76% Participation Mr. and Mrs. John Sarvadi Lisa and Bill Higgins Mr. and Mrs. Allen Almassi Mr. and Mrs. Jim Scarbrough Susan and Howard Horne ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Jorge Appedole Rhonda Schwarz Dr. Kevin T. and Elizabeth N. Jones Mr. and Ms. Abbas Arian Mrs. Gretchen Sutton Setrum Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Jordan Catherine and Peter Badger Colleen and Phillip Smith Sandra and Alec Kobayashi Shelley and Newt Barineau Class of 2011 Dr. and Mrs. Patrick V. Solcher Mr. and Mrs. Todd Kuhn Kim and Ian Bishop 80% Participation Mr. and Mrs. Peter Staartjes Harmony and Helen Kunu Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Blakley Mr. and Mrs. Jose R. Alcala Molly and Manfred Sternberg Mr. and Mrs. Viktor Ly Mr. and Mrs. Williams K. Butcher Tonya and Cris Aruffo Cheryl Stewart Mr. and Mrs. James Mannetti Mr. and Mrs. G. Christopher Carroll Shelley and Darrin Baker Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Tyson Mr. and Mrs. Matamoros Mr. and Mrs. Todd Caspary Pam and Jeff Baker Mr. and Mrs. Nestor J. Vicknair III Mr. and Mrs. Chris McGrath Chaumarie and Ken Chastain Zein and Omar Barakat Paige and Ronald Wardell Mr. and Mrs. George E. McKean Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Chibuogwu Dr. and Mrs. Alfonso Barrera Mr. and Mrs. Judston F. Welling Martha and Tom Melody Emily and Robert Clay Laura and Vineet Bhatia Phyllis and Larry Wilkins Janet and Mark Miertschin Mr. and Mrs. Mike Colgin Carolyn and Robert Bobo Mr. Paul M. Nacol Mr. and Mrs. Carlos C. Contreras Judy and Jeff Bolander Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Donaldson Class of 2013 Mr. and Mrs. David Bristol Mr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Ottens Ann-Christine and John Dull 78% Participation Rhonda and Richard Brown Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Perlick Dr. and Mrs. Adrian C. Dumitru Fi and Farhad Ahrabi Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown Mr. and Mrs. Andy Pontikes Mr. and Mrs. George Duytschaever Allan R. Avery Mr. and Mrs. Neil A. Chapman

15 Dr. and Mrs. Alfonso Barrera Mrs. Claudia E. Schoelman Kim and Ted Ray Alissa and Kevin Maples Katherine and Carl Bartuch Diana and Richard Sherrill Kristen and Jim Reilly Tiffani and Gordon Miller Charlotte Bentlif and Robert Gyenge Tracy and Michael Simmons Mr. Grady W. Roberts and Mrs. Sissy Roberts Allison and Michael Mitschke Kim and Ian Bishop Mr. and Mrs. Scott Slaton Pam and Phil Rundle Ms. Laura Morgan-Avery Dr. and Mrs. Fred J. Bressler Bruce and Kelly Smith Susan and Charles Schwager Mr. and Mrs. Lamar M. Morris Jo and George Brueggeman Mr. Brian Southwell Cheryl Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Cory L. Moulton Ms. Terri Buchanan The Tellepsen Family Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Sullivan Margaret Newsom Tamra and Keith Budd Laura and Robert Theriot Carol Sandvick and Charlie Talbott Susan and Michael Plank Mr. and Mrs. Ted L. Christiansen Mr. and Mrs. Judston F. Welling Mr. and Mrs. Byron Way Drs. Veronica and Dean Porter Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Coben Mr. and Mrs. Steven Weyel Mr. and Mrs. Judston F. Welling Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Presswood Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Clay Cravens Mr. and Mrs. James A. Woolley Nina and Richard Price Kristi and Gary Dishongh Liz and Frank Wozencraft Class of 2015 Merryman and Eugene Putnam Mr. and Mrs. David W. Entrekin 75% Participation Laura and Richard Robert Lis and Paul Faucher Mr. and Mrs. Tomas Salazar Class of 2014 Lucia and Duncan Alvarez Mr. and Mrs. James L. Goettee Jr. Sarah and Paul Sarahan 76% Participation Allan R. Avery Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Groves Mr. and Mrs. John Sarvadi Shelley and Darrin Baker The Rev. Stuart A. Bates Dorothy and Mark Haas Shelley and Newt Barineau Kelly and Tom Bilek Kathryn and Kirk Hachigian Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Barineau Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Blakley Michelle and Mike Heinz The Baughman Family Jennifer and David Carson Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Heston Jr. Harriet Riley and Greg Browne Mr. and Mrs. Carlos C. Contreras Cristy and Mike Jadick Ana and John Burns Mitch and Shelley Cox Nicole and William Jasper Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Chamblee Mr. and Mrs. Clay Cravens Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Mike Colgin Heather and Jake Davis John H. Krell, D.D.S. Heather and Brady Crosswell Karen and Richard Davis Celia Leggett Carolyn and Gregg Dasher Mr. and Mrs. Matt Drury Marisol and Jorge Leiva Mr. and Mrs. Grant Faulconer Ann-Christine and John Dull Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Liggett Mr. and Mrs. Todd C. Feder Anne and Brady Edwards Beth and Greg Looser Lydia Fratcher Mr. and Mrs. Todd C. Feder Donna and Steve Mawer Tricia and Ragnvald Gabrielsen Mehrnaz and Ned Gill Mr. and Mrs. Chris McGrath Mr. and Mrs. Michael Grosvenor Jane and Blake Hammond Mr. and Mrs. Carlo Minotti Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Heard Jane and Michael Jamieson Allison and Michael Mitschke Kristen and Andy Johnston Nicole and William Jasper Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Evans Moreton III Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Johnson Ms. Laura Morgan-Avery Harmony and Helen Kunu Courtney and Timothy Kearns Mr. and Mrs. Lamar M. Morris The Malone Family Mr. and Mrs. David M. King Mr. and Mrs. Andy Pontikes Mr. and Mrs. George E. McKean John H. Krell, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin D. Poynter Stacy and Michael Medrano Mr. and Mrs. Todd Kuhn Mr. and Mrs. David Rae Kelly and Bill Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. Devinder P. Lamba Zary and Bruce Rassoli Stephen L. and Marguerite M. Morrell Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Liggett Drs. Hamid Razavi and Farrah Farizani Chris Perras Janna and Kyle Lippman Mr. and Mrs. Greg Reid S. W. Peters and Xia Du Beth and Greg Looser Mr. and Mrs. Tomas Salazar Mr. and Mrs. Debby and Doug Posso Mr. Antonio L. Schoelman and

16 Mr. and Mrs. Brewster H. Shaw III Kim and Bill Sanchez Mr. and Mrs. William A. Markham Becky and Thomas Gottsegen Krista and Todd Sinex Mr. Antonio L. Schoelman and Nidhika and Sean Mehta Stacy and Nate Grace Lynette and Trey Snider Mrs. Claudia E. Schoelman Drs. Paul and Rhonda Metz Franny and Jim Gray Dr. and Mrs. Patrick V. Solcher Mr. and Mrs. Matthew W. Seinsheimer Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Moore Mr. and Mrs. M. Breen Haire Mr. and Mrs. Davis Sun Ekta and Jay Shani Mr. and Mrs. Lamar M. Morris Jane and Blake Hammond Mr. and Mrs. John Toussaint Diana and Richard Sherrill Joellan and Christopher Mullen Lorie and Steve Herod Elaine and Jim Turner Bruce and Kelly Smith Mr. and Mrs. William Lee Norris Shelley and Billy Iglesias Mr. and Mrs. Nestor J. Vicknair III Dr. and Dr. Christopher K. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Perea Liz and Laji James Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Vobbe Barbara and Clark Smith Michelle and George Pou Mr. and Mrs. John F. Jeffers Mr. and Mrs. Fernando J. Somoza Mr. and Mrs. Firas J. Qasem Kristen and Andy Johnston Class of 2016 Francine and Paul Stefan Kristen and Jim Reilly Mr. and Mrs. Michael Josephson 84% Participation Cheryl Stewart Anne and Frank Savage Peggy and Kevin Keller Catherine and Chris Swinbank Francine and Paul Stefan Mr. and Mrs. David M. King Gina and Michael Adamo Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vining Adam and Suzanne Gerum Stiles Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Lesniak The Allen Family Mr. and Mrs. Byron Way Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stinneford Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Liggett Lucia and Duncan Alvarez Mr. Jason G. Whittington and Cristi and Eric Tabanou Dr. and Mrs. David W. Light IV The Campbell Family Ms. Kelly C. Wren Mr. and Mrs. Trevor D. Tellepsen Alissa and Kevin Maples Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Chamblee Phyllis and Larry Wilkins Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. Terry Allison and Michael Mitschke Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Chibuogwu Liz and Frank Wozencraft Kelly and Jeff Thibault Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Moore Heather and Brady Crosswell Lisa and Mark Tidwell Mr. and Mrs. Joel L. Moore Tammy and Lenny Dalton Junhui Wang and Yan Zhao Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Moore Lynn and Ronnie Deyo Class of 2017 Mr. and Mrs. Byron Way Mr. and Mrs. Jon B. Napier ’87 Ann-Christine and John Dull 75% Participation Ken and Natalie Woodard Cindy and Mark O’Donnell Mr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Dunbar Dr. and Mrs. Frank Corredor Sam and Jennifer Yager III Kristi and Mike Oldham Mr. and Mrs. Joel D. Elkins Mr. and Mrs. Rod Desroches Mr. Robert Perkins III and Dr. Joanna Lyman Mr. and Mrs. Ramsey Evans Anne and Brady Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Christopher G. Pernoud Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. France Dana and Kyle Ezer Class of 2018 Kelly A. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Franklin Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Faulconer 88% Participation Nina and Richard Price Mr. and Mrs. Kevin A. Gordon Esther and Juan Fidalgo Audrey and Matthew Adams Lacy and Brian Rieke Becky and Thomas Gottsegen Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Groves John and Karen Baerenstecher Dr. and Mrs. Bryan P. Ritchey Dorothy and Mark Haas Dr. and Mrs. Todd L. Hamel Keri and Bo Bassett Laura and Richard Robert Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Huff Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Heard Deborah and Bob Berry Kim and Bill Sanchez Kristen and Andy Johnston Shelley and Billy Iglesias Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Brazelton Mr. and Mrs. James G. Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Jones Jane and Michael Jamieson Ana and John Burns Susan and Andrew Slocum Mr. and Mrs. T. Kemp Jones Nicole and William Jasper Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel O. Ceballos Ann and Robert Stephens Dr. Susan Ellison-Ketterer Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. Jinks Mr. and Mrs. Kelley A. Chisholm ’88 ’87 Adam and Suzanne Gerum Stiles Amy Vaughan King Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Johnson Heather and Jake Davis Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Vobbe Stephanie and Robert Linhart Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Jordan Lynn and Ronnie Deyo Amy and Michael Walton Mr. and Mrs. Carlo Minotti Courtney and Timothy Kearns Mr. and Mrs. Matt Drury Mr. and Mrs. John A. Weinzierl Mary and David Pena Harmony and Helen Kunu Mr. and Mrs. David J. Dunlap Mr. and Mrs. Alan B. Williams Dawn and Jason Powers Marisol and Jorge Leiva Mr. and Mrs. Joel D. Elkins Kelly and Chad Young Mr. and Mrs. Firas J. Qasem Mr. and Mrs. Viktor Ly Mr. and Mrs. Jack J. Fendrick Nipaporn Ratanabanangkoon The Malone Family Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Franklin Jr.

17 Class of 2019 Class of 2020 Mr. and Mrs. Trevor D. Tellepsen 65% Participation 71% Participation Mr. and Mrs. John Toussaint Mr. and Mrs. Brad A. Turcotte Gina and Michael Adamo Drs. Rajesh and Sapna Amin Mr. and Mrs. Trevor T. Wallace Jennifer and Richard Allison Shelley and Newt Barineau Junhui Wang and Yan Zhao Mr. and Mrs. Stefan J. Amling ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Travis C. Berg Mr. and Mrs. Randall M. Wong Mr. and Mrs. Brian P. Austin ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Brazelton Dr. Samuel Chen and Dr. An Tsai Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy M. Brynes Mr. and Mrs. Kelley A. Chisholm ’88 ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel O. Ceballos Class of 2021 Shakti and Saruang Dalal Mr. and Mrs. Howard C. Chapman 100% Participation Laura and Ned Davenport Mr. and Mrs. Kelley A. Chisholm ’88 ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Bilger Mr. and Mrs. Morrow Evans ’90 Dr. and Mrs. Frank Corredor Shakti and Saruang Dalal Mr. and Mrs. Franklin G. Fortney Mr. and Mrs. Rod Desroches Mr. and Mrs. Brent J. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. France Swapan and Pushpa Dubey Jennifer and David Carson Dr. and Mrs. Todd L. Hamel Mr. and Mrs. David J. Dunlap Mrs. Shureda Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Steven Hudgins Anne and Brady Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Huff Mr. and Mrs. Morrow Evans ’90 Milena Castulovich-Javadi Becky and Thomas Gottsegen Dr. and Mrs. David W. Light IV Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Groves Susan and Phil Magee Mr. and Mrs. M. Breen Haire Anna and Ryan Moss Mr. and Mrs. Michael Josephson Adrienne and Jeffrey Murphrey Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Kubitza, IV Mr. and Mrs. John T. Nesser IV Helen and Harmony Kunu Wendy and David Nockolds Mr. and Mrs. Devinder P. Lamba Mr. and Mrs. William Lee Norris Chip Lewis and Jenna Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Perea Brandi and Keith Maxwell Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Peterson Drs. Rhonda and Paul Metz Mr. and Mrs. James G. Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Joel L. Moore Krista and Todd Sinex Joellan and Christopher Mullen Susan and Andrew Slocum Mr. and Mrs. Jon B. Napier ’87 Kathryn Spinelli Mr. and Mrs. Patrick V. Nicosia Jr. Catherine and Chris Swinbank Kristi and Mike Oldham Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. Terry Mr. and Mrs. James A. Pavlik Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Thompson III Kelly A. Phillips Lisa and Mark Tidwell Lacy and Philip Price Paula and Joe Toussaint Nipaporn Ratanabanangkoon Elaine and Jim Turner Adam and Suzanne Gerum Stiles Mr. and Mrs. Shelton M. Vaughan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Stout

18 Grandparent gifts to Annual Fund

Anonymous Wanda Brock Shirley and Dale Cheesman Jr. Fran and Joe Fulton Grandparent of Avery McGlasson Looser (2015) and Grandparents of Caroline M. Doyle ’09 and Mr. Grandparents of Edith E. Powers ’09 H. R. Arnold, M.D. Elizabeth Brock Looser (2013) Douglas K. Doyle ’06 Grandparent of Edith E. Powers ’09 Margaret and Chuck Gall Anne and Charles Brown Jr. Anne and Robert Chisholm Grandparents of Evan Elizabeth Stout (2021) Penny (Anne) Aynesworth Grandparents of Emily Caroline Gray (2012) and Grandparents of John Kelley Chisholm (2020), and Thomas Owen Stout (2020) Grandparent of Thomas Hazen Light (2019), Robert Lauren A. Gray ’09 Margaret Ames Chisholm (2019) and Kathryn Brian Light (2019) and David Walker Light V Chisholm (2018) Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gilly (2018) Frances and Jack Brown Grandparents of John Thomas Nesser V (2019)

Grandparents of Julia Ingram-Fetzer ’83 Sharon and Ken Cooper † Jaralyn L. Ballard Grandparents of Jackson Henry Miller (2015) and Mr. and Mrs. J.J. Gray Jr. Grandparent of Emily E. Statham ’08 Grandparents of Emily Caroline Gray (2012) and Timothy R. Brown for Barrett Jinks Katherine Grace Miller (2015) Grandparent of Preston Burke Jinks (2020) and Lauren A. Gray ’09 Mrs. George T. Barrow Barrett Colby Jinks (2017) Emily and Holcombe Crosswell Grandparent of George Thomson Barrow (2010) Grandparents of Chapman Ridge Crosswell (2016) Mr. and Mrs. Bill Grosvenor Grandparents of Eleanor Catherine Grosvenor (2014) Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bruckner and Clayton Payne Crosswell (2014) Dixie B. Boring-Bassett Grandparents of Turner William Edwards (2019), Grandparent of Katelynn Lucile Bassett (2021) and Katherine Piper Edwards (2017) and Jackson Mrs. Phyllis A. De Armond Jo Ann Haas Zachary Boring Bassett (2018) Grandparent of Nicholas Mark Haas (2016) and Bruckner Sherrod Edwards (2015) Grandparent of Megan Nicole Toussaint (2019) Natalie Grace Haas (2013) Mr. and Mrs. August C. Bering IV Mr. and Mrs. J. Sage Burrows Linda and Martin Debrovner Grandparents of Weston Quinn Bering (2014) Grandparents of Timothy M. Conway IV ’05, Caroline Grandparents of Chase Reed Ollenburger (2015) Deborah Lynn Hagerty Grandparent of Michelle Marie Iglesias (2018) and F. Conway ’01 and Anne L. Conway ’99 Ruthe and Marty Berman Judy and Jerry Diamond Patrick Robert Iglesias (2017) Grandparents of Matthew Alexander Berman Mrs. Ellen B. Cadick Grandparents of Claire Piper Seinsheimer (2016) (2020) and Katherine Anne Berman (2014) Grandparent of Andrew William Gaskins (2011) Julia and George Hancock Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Lamar Doyle Grandparents of Julia Nalle Wozencraft (2016) and Jane and Rafael Bermudez The Rev. A. Dean Calcote Grandparents of Caroline M. Doyle ’09 and George Cooper Wozencraft (2013) Grandparents of Braden Jane Tellepsen (2013) Grandparent of William Christopher Sarahan Douglas K. Doyle ’06 (2015) and Katherine Elizabeth Sarahan (2015) Howard W. Haworth and Polly Dixon Allison M. Brandt Peggy Earls Grandparents of Cameron Nicole Dasher (2014) Grandparent of Anna Catherine Brandt (2020), Mr. and Mrs. Dave Chapman Grandparent of Olivia Grace Godwin (2012) Harrison Michael Brandt (2018) and Peyton Miller Grandparents of Matthew Chapman Adler (2010) Jackie and Carl Henningsen Brandt (2015) Sara and Jerry France Grandparents of Abigail Janelle Henningsen (2010), Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. Chapman Grandparents of Alexandra Bess France (2019) Blake H. Henningsen ’09 and Reese A. Henningsen ’06 Mr. and Mrs. David A. Bristol Sr. Grandparents of Howard Daniel Chapman (2019), and Robert Michael France (2016) Grandparents of Louisa Christine Bristol (2011) and Alexandra Ann Medrano (2014), Benjamin Isabelle M. Bristol ’08 Chapman Medrano (2012) and Cole M. Medrano ’09 19 Dr. and Mrs. L. Leighton Hill Janet and Wayne Kuhn Sandra and Brian O’Brien Carolyn and Ned Schwing Sr. Grandparents of Taylor A. Gutierrez ’09 Grandparents of Jordan Haley Kuhn (2015) and Grandparents of Catherine St. John O’Brien (2011) Grandparents of Colby James Angell (2014), Savanna Nicole Kuhn (2011) Caroline Marie Angell (2012), Anne E. Dr. and Mrs. Ray G. Hooper Mr. and Mrs. John O’Neal Jr. Schwing ’09 and Abigail R. Schwing ’08 Grandparents of Marilyn M. Lovell ’09 and Allie K. Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Lievrouw Grandparents of Parker Haswell Browne (2014), Lovell ’07 Grandparents of William Walker Deyo (2018) William Redmond Brueggeman (2013), John O. Barbara and Robert Southwell and Ronald Cooper Deyo (2016) Brueggeman ’08, Mary L. McAfee ’04 and George Grandparents of Ian Robert Southwell (2013) Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Horne H. Brueggeman III ’03 Grandparents of Howard William Horne III (2011) Carolyn and David Light Mr. and Mrs. Pat Y. Spillman and Meghan E. Horne ’07 Grandparents of Thomas Hazen Light (2019), Mary Anne and Bill O’Neil Grandparents of Hannaka E. Spillman ’09 Robert Brian Light (2019) and David Walker Grandparents of Callie Hyatt O’Neil (2019) Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Huber Light V (2018) Margaret and Bill Spinelli Grandparents of Hallie Walker Jeffers (2018) Valeria A. Oualline Grandparents of Kate Isabelle Spinelli (2019) Dr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Ligon Grandparent of Taylor Allen (2016) Barbara and Roberto Iglesias Grandparents of Chapman Ridge Crosswell (2016) Virginia and Dan Steppe Grandparents of Michelle Marie Iglesias (2018) Grandparents of Holden Kennedy Maples (2018) and Clayton Payne Crosswell (2014) Ann and Richard Owen and Patrick Robert Iglesias (2017) Grandparent of Matthew Marshall Jordan (2011) and Anabelle Carlisle Maples (2015) Lavena and Marshall Linhart Jennifer Jasper Grandparents of Andrew Robert Linhart (2016) Tita and Bill Paddock Barbara J. Stevens Grandparent of Grayson Olivia Jasper (2017), Grandparents of Harper Elizabeth Paddock (2018) Grandparent of Riki Stevens Kobayashi (2011) Bryan Michael Jasper (2015) and William Cole Sylvia Lohman Jasper (2013) Grandparent of John G. Lohman ’09 and Carolyn and Ron Paget Elizabeth and Charles Stieglitz Grandparents of Gabriel Maximus Mount (2016) Grandparents of John Alexander Stieglitz (2021) Gabrielle R. Lohman ’04 Lauren and Randy Jinks and Madeline Frances Stieglitz (2018) Grandparents of Preston Burke Jinks (2020) Elsa Jean and Don Looser Dr. and Mrs. Boris Payan Grandparents of Xavier Leon Tabanou (2017) and Barrett Colby Jinks (2017) Grandparents of Avery McGlasson Looser (2015) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Sutton Grandparents of Mallory Suzanne Jennings (2012) and Elizabeth Brock Looser (2013) Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh W. Johnson Jr. Mrs. Gary Pearson Grandparent of Megan H. Pearson ’09 Grandparents of Raleigh B. Wooldridge ’09 Sande and Dwight Lyman Mr. and Mrs. James E. Taussig Grandparents of William James Taussig (2010) and Carter A. Johnson ’03 Grandparents of John Robert Perkins (2018) Mrs. Frederick A. Pou and Edward H. Taussig III ’08 Martha Justice Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Margolis Grandparent of Blake Gabriel Pou (2017) Grandparent of Whitley Luke O’Donnell (2018) Grandparents of Jennifer Alana Margolis (2012), Mr. and Mrs. Howard T. Tellepsen Jr. Jean and Bruce Powers Grandparents of Kaid Farrow Tellepsen (2019), Jonathan Andrew Margolis (2010), Max J. Gerson ’07 Grandparents of Ainsley Helen Powers (2018) Mr. and Mrs. John E. Justice Kenedi A. Tellepsen (2017) and Braden Jane and Jake R. Gerson ’05 and Spencer Jackson Powers (2016) Grandparents of Caroline Frost Robertson (2015) Tellepsen (2013) and Grant Justice Robertson (2012) Jeannette B. Masraff Anne and Robert Pullen Mr. and Mrs. Marcus L. Thompson Grandparent of Travis Cooper Berg (2021) and Grandparents of Anne E. Schwing ’09 Ann and Stephen Kaufman Grandparents of William Douglas Turcotte (2020) Baker Marie Berg (2020) and Abigail R. Schwing ’08 Grandparents of Jennifer Alana Margolis (2012) and Jonathan Andrew Margolis (2010) Mr. Bruce M. McIntyre Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Torian Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rawlins Grandparents of Pierce Thomas Barineau (2019), Grandparent of Mason Neale McIntyre (2012) and Grandparents of Shane M. Carden ’06 William Lawrence Barineau (2014) and Blake Donald W. Keller Mary Madison McIntyre (2010) Grandparent of Madison Keller Peterson (2019), Drs. Sharon and Raymond Rose Edwin Barineau (2012) Carson Hughes Peterson (2019) and Grace Nicole Dr. and Mrs. Jose Medrano Grandparents of Emma Cate Graham (2012), Lindsay Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Treadaway Keller (2018) Grandparents of Alexandra Ann Medrano (2014), M. Graham ’09 and Lauren E. Graham ’07 Grandparents of Carter Davis Sinex (2018), Benjamin Chapman Medrano (2012) and Cole M. Catherine Story Sinex (2015) and William Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Ketterer Medrano ’09 Anita and Lawrence Rothfuss Grandparents of Alexa Brooke Ketterer (2016), Grandparents of Jordan Haley Kuhn (2015) Walker Sinex (2011) Edward D. Ketterer ’07 and Grace M. Ketterer ’07 Judd Miller Jr. and Savanna Nicole Kuhn (2011) Grandparent of Jackson Henry Miller (2015) and Leslie and John Turner Grandparents of Marlaine Leslie Turner (2019) Maria Klapcic Katherine Grace Miller (2015) Mr. and Mrs. Barry Sandvick Grandparent of Nicole Young Vickers (2011) Grandparents of James Weston Talbott (2014) and Harrison Kenneth Turner (2015) Mr. and Mrs. George David Neal Lee and Riki Kobayashi Grandparents of Travis Bernhard Miertschin (2011) Dr. and Mrs. E. Robert Schultz Shirley Vaughan Grandparents of Riki Stevens Kobayashi (2011) Grandparent of Samuel Vaughan King (2016) and Emma L. Miertschin ’07 Grandparents of Alexa Christina Van Keuren (2010)

† Deceased 20 Janet and Al Weinzierl Grandparents of Luke Alexander Weinzierl (2018) Mrs. Peggy Welch Grandparent of Elizabeth Gay Entrekin (2013) Alumni and Alumni Parent and Emily A. Entrekin ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene R. Werlein Alumni Grandparents of Conner Wilson Gilliam (2012) Mr. and Mrs. Stefan J. Amling ’82 Marlaine and Ken White Mr. and Mrs. Brian P. Austin ’87 Grandparents of Marlaine Leslie Turner (2019) Mr. and Mrs. John Bender ’84 and Harrison Kenneth Turner (2015) Mrs. Korin Burnett ’92 Cindi and Daryll Williams Mr. and Mrs. Howard C. Chapman ’90 Grandparents of Ainsley Helen Powers (2018) Ms. Ellen E. Chernosky ’04 and Spencer Jackson Powers (2016) Mr. and Mrs. Jay M. Chernosky ’73 Amy and W.O. Williams Mr. Thomas B. Chernosky ’02 Grandparents of Nicholas Mark Haas (2016) and Natalie Mr. and Mrs. Kelley A. Chisholm, ’88 ’87 Grace Haas (2013) Ms. Alexandra Chunn ’03 Carolyn M. Wong Mr. David D. Condit ’92 Grandparent of Zachary Michael Wong (2020) Mr. and Mrs. John R. Deboben III ’89 and Gabriella Grace Wong (2020) Mr. and Mrs. John W. Dull Jr. ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Woolley Eliza and Johnny Duncan ’69 Grandparents of Jalynn Alexandra Woolley (2020), Jamie Mr. and Mrs. Brady Edwards ’84 Lynn Woolley (2013) and Abbie L. Jackson ’06 Mr. and Mrs. David W. Entrekin ’76 Mrs. Ronald B. Wright Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin C. Ertel ’81 Grandparent of Elizabeth Vaughn Solcher (2012) Ms. Brittany M. Erwin ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Morrow Evans ’90 Brian Kearns and Ann Marie Wytzka Mr. and Mrs. Kyle C. Ezer ’88 Grandparents of Ashley Elizabeth Kearns (2017) and Lauren Stevenson Kearns (2015) Mr. and Ms. Jeffrey Fetzer ’83 Miss Carolyn E. Gaut ’05 Mr. Ryan P. Gill ’04 The pictures in this section were taken during our Mr. Travis C. Gill ’06 annual Grandparents and Grand Friends Day in Mr. and Mrs. James L. Goettee Jr. ’75 February 2009. This is always a special time for our Mr. Andrew B. Hawthorn ’87 students as they share their school and what they Mr. and Mrs. James F. Hawthorn ’90 are learning with their grandparents. Our 2010 Mr. Fredrik Karlsson and Grandparents and Grand Friends Day is currently Mrs. Elisse Hayes-Karlsson ’87 scheduled for Friday, Feb. 12, 2010 (Thursday, Feb. Ms. Jennifer M. Henry ’88 11, 2010, for Tuesday and Thursday Primary School Ms. Lauren E. Hogan ’06 grandparents). Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Horne Jr. ’72 Ms. Natalie R. Jaroski ’02 Contact Anne Chisholm at 713.458.6141 or Mr. and Mrs. Alec S. Kobayashi ’77 [email protected] for more information Jessica LaPorte ’03 about grandparent events or ways to volunteer on Kimberly LaPorte ’05 campus. Mr. and Mrs. W. Gregory Looser ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Phil R. Magee IV ’87 21 Alumni and Alumni Parent gifts to Annual Fund Ms. Desiree McConnell ’89 Alumni Parents Sheri and Ron Henriksen Mr. and Mrs. Michael Medrano ’84 Elbert E. and Ann F. Adkins IV Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Heston Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Michael C. Mitschke ’76 Mr. and Mrs. Steven L. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. James E. Hibbert Mr. and Mrs. David Montgomery ’82 Cheryl and Charles Baker Blank and Shawn Hogan Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey P. Murphrey ’83 Jaralyn L. Ballard Leticia and Edward Jaroski Mr. and Mrs. Jon B. Napier ’87 Margaret and Marshall Bartlett H. W. Jesse and Troice Jenckes Ms. Laura S. Nelson ’03 John and Holly Brennan Dr. and Mrs. Jack E. Jensen Ms. Leigh E. Nelson ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brown Dr. and Mrs. Karen and Jim Johnson Mr. Charles Osterberg ’97 Mr. and Mrs. William H. Bruckner Dr. Kevin T. and Elizabeth N. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Alexander C. Papandreou ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Brueggeman Mr. and Mrs. Bill Justice Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Poulson ’86 Peggy and H. Mark Burck Cindy and Kent Kahle Mr. and Mrs. Philip L. Price ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. George V. Kane III Ms. Leanne L. Reeves ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Wiley D. Carmichael Carol and Chuck Kingswell-Smith Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Roberts ’76 Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Carter Lee and Riki Kobayashi Ms. Rebecca Sappenfield ’03 Bonnie and Jack Chandler Cindy Krist Mr. Andrew Schneider ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. Chapman Quinita and Chris LaPorte Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Sinex ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Neil A. Chapman Patricia N. and Richard A. Lewis Miss Frances V. Smith ’04 Melinda and Jay Chernosky Janna and Kyle Lippman Mr. and Mrs. Mark Spinelli ’90 Anne and Robert Chisholm Therese and John Lohman Jean and Mike Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Adam M. Stiles ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Wesley S. Coddou Elsa Jean and Don Looser Mr. and Mrs. Corbin L. Porter Ms. Elizabeth M. Strange ’06 Dr. and Mrs. John M. Condit Annie and Jeff Lovell Carol and John Porter John M. Strange ’07 Dr. and Mrs. Robert Couch Sande and Dwight Lyman Mr. and Mrs. James L. Powers Mr. and Mrs. Gib Surles ’74 Ms. Lacy Crain and Mr. Joe Galloway Brandi and Keith Maxwell Dr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Rhea Mr. John P. Warmington ’04 Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Crouch Janine and Kevin McArdle Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey D. Roberts Jr. Ms. Margaret A. Warmington ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Gary T. Crum Mr. and Mrs. Mike McQueen Kathryn L. and Jeffrey P. Sangalis Ms. Marilyn W. Warmington ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Martin Debrovner Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Keith Sappenfield Lawrence D. West ’07 Sabrina and Rich DiMichele Mr. and Mrs. J. Marvin Moreland Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ned Schwing Mr. and Mrs. E. B. White ’85 Sheryl and Douglas Doyle Anne and David Morley Ms. Lucretia Shaver Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Yager III ’90 Vicky and Lucas Elliot Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Morris Kay and Carter Simonds Mr. Lee H. Zieben ’90 Roxanne and G. Joe Ellis Amy and Todd Mueller Carol M. Slator Mr. and Mrs. James F. Erwin Charlene and Gene Needles Barbara and Clark Smith Dana and James Gill Wendy and David Nockolds Colleen and Phillip Smith Susan and Wilson Giron Sandra and Brian O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. David O. Smithwick Linda Haglund Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. O’Brien Ms. Iris R. Stockbridge Leah and Mike Hale Mr. and Mrs. Tom D. O’Leary Mr. and Mrs. Gib Surles ’74 Mary F. Hamby Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Ong Mr. and Mrs. William P. Utt Lynn and Chris Helms E. Charles Osterberg and Dr. and Mrs. Rob Waheed Mr. and Mrs. Randy Helms Dr. Susan Snider Osterberg Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Warmington Stacey and Jeff Henningsen Christina and Alexander Papandreou Mrs. Peggy Welch Gayle M. Pearson Michelle and Lacy Williams 22 Faculty and Staff gifts to Annual Fund

Anonymous Linda Haglund Mr. and Mrs. Gene Odom Larry Wilkins Mr. and Mrs. Jose R. Alcala Sara Hall Mr. and Mrs. Jonathon J. Golemon Rev. and Mrs. Robert Wismer Ms. Betty Babendure Mike Hammons Mary and David Pena Mrs. Tina Marie Womack Mr. and Mrs. Roger Barras Deborah and John Harris Mr. and Mrs. Morris Perli Mr. Sherman Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence D. Bartell Andrea Hendrickson Kelly A. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Bilger Bridget Hennessey Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Pickett Cindy Blades Jennifer Henry ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pilgrim Former Faculty Mrs. Karla Brazzel Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Hicks Mr. and Mrs. David H. Porter Eva Brooks Betty Huff Mr. and Mrs. Corbin L. Porter Jaralyn L. Ballard Dr. and Mrs. Christopher P. Brown Jillian Hughes Donna and James Powell Ms. Terri Buchanan Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bruckner Ms. Chanda M. Hutton Ms. Eleanor Prince The Campbell Family Cathy and Hank Bussa Mr. and Mrs. Michael Keator Mr. Elfego R. Reynaga Mrs. Hollie K. Coerver Mr. and Mrs. Alvin D. Callender Jr. Ms. Carol Kemper Mrs. Kay Rhea Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Donaldson Carla and John Calloway Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Lawson Mr. and Mrs. John C. Rhew Mary F. Hamby Mrs. Maria G. Camerena Martinez Lavena and Marshall Linhart Miss Lisa L. Roberson Mr. and Mrs. Steven Hudgins Maria Capecchi Stephanie and Robert Linhart Candi and Ron Robinson Mary Lou and James Jax Jennifer and David Carson Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Lovejoy Ms. Jessica Rogers Lee and Riki Kobayashi Anne and Robert Chisholm Mrs. Susan Lukens Mr. and Mrs. John Ross Carolyn and David Light Nancy Church Sharon and Mike Lura Mr. and Mrs. Claud M. Russey III Sande and Dwight Lyman Lauren and Benjamin Cole Ms. Desiree McConnell ’89 Rosalinda Saldana Mr. and Mrs. William Lee Norris Maria Cruzalegui-Reardon Mrs. Amy McGuire Mr. Antonio L. Schoelman and Ms. Colleen Curran and Mr. Stephen Boane Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kyle McIntyre Mrs. Claudia E. Schoelman Ms. Sheryll Dahlke Mr. and Mrs. Keith McNay Ms. Lucretia Shaver Shakti and Saruang Dalal Mr. and Mrs. Mike McQueen Mrs. Brooke Smith Mr. and Mrs. David Deaton Mr. and Mrs. Jerome D. McSorley Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David O. Smithwick Ms. Katherine A. Dove Mr. and Mrs. Rodney R. Meriwether Ms. Marue Soudelier Ms. Katherine E. Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Gary W. Merkle Kathryn Spinelli Douglas Durkee Mr. and Mrs. Carlo Minotti Michelle and Will Symonds Ms. Claudia Dyle Ms. Harriet Mitchell Mrs. Shureda Thomas Charlotte and Phillip Fitzgerald Mr. Lenny J. Morales Mr. and Mrs. Brent J. Thompson Julie Fletcher Joellan and Christopher Mullen Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thurmond Elizabeth and Guss Ginsburg Gesa Muxfeldt Mr. Vance Ulsh and Ms. Kristina Mordaunt Susan and Wilson Giron Mr. Oswald Newell III Ms. Lydia A. Urbanek Stacy and Nate Grace Margaret Newsom Mr. and Mrs. Gregory W. Urbani Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Grantham Ms. Cindy Nichols Ms. Leslie J. vanArsdale Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Gregory Mr. and Mrs. Patrick V. Nicosia Jr. Ms. Lagay S. Varoutsos Mr. and Ms. Gregory J. Guarino Mr. and Mrs. William C. Norvell Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian Velazquez Diane Hablizel Ms. Andrea Noser Mr. and Mrs. Trevor T. Wallace

23 Special Gifts to St. Francis

Corporate Matching Gifts Gifts by Corporations, Donor- Howard W. & Carrie M. Horne Foundation Grant Support Faculty and Staff to Annual Fund Advised Funds and Foundations Houston Christian Foundation BP A+ for Energy AIM Foundation Acuvac Remediation Inc. Houston Endowment Inc. Exxon Mobil Corporation Bank of America Matching Gifts ALV Interests Ltd. The JBD Foundation Lexus Eco Challenge BHP Billiton Reagan & James P. Bailey Jr. Family Fund Jee Tires NAES BP Foundation Inc. Margaret and Marshall Bartlett Family George V. Kane III Fund St. Martin’s Episcopal Church ChevronTexaco Matching Gift Program Foundation Inc. Donald W. Keller Cooper Industries Bering’s John H. Krell, D.D.S. Gifts to Athletics LaPorte Family Foundation, LTD Fund Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation The BP Fabric of America Fund,recommended Athletic Booster Club Dominion Foundation Matching Gift Program by Lynda L. Longer, a BP Employee Lead Products Co. Inc. The Leibman Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Roger Clemens Encana Cares (USA) Foundation Allison M. Brandt Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Turner Encana Oil & Gas (USA) Inc. Athletic Orthopedics and Knee Center P.A. Jeff and Marcy Margolis Charitable Gift Fund The Meyer Foundation General Electric Company/GE Fund Frances and Jack Brown Fund Gifts to Capital Improvements GlaxoSmithKline Foundation Korin and Derrick Burnett Charitable The Montgomery Family Fund Global Impact Gift Fund Morgan Stanley EnCana Cares Goldman Sachs Education Matching Larry Caldwell, D.D.S. New Life Ventures Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Badger Gift Program CFP Foundation New York Life Foundation Ms. Alice Taussig Fred Haas Toyota World Communities Foundation of Texas The Oshman Foundation The Halliburton Foundation Cotton-Tex Inc. CN and Maria Papadopoulos Charitable Gifts to Costa Rica Spanish JP Morgan Chase Foundation Crain, Caton & James, PC Foundation Immersion Program KBR Crooker Charitable Foundation Pars Plastic Reconstructive and Cosmetic Mr. and Mrs. Juan F. Alonso Lyondell Chemical Company DGF Enterprises Surgery PA Mr. and Mrs. Carlos C. Contreras Merrill Lynch Danny H. Dishongh, PC Richard Price Custom Homes Mr. and Mrs. Lacy H. Williams II Morgan Stanley Matching Gifts Program D.L. Doyle Construction Co. Southwell’s Hamburger Grills National Cardiovascular Dubey Inc. Spark Energy, LP Gifts to the Crum Library and New York Life Foundation Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund St. John’s Physician Associates, PA Technology Lab Renovations Spectra Energy Fleming Endowment The Sutton Foundation Symonds Foundation CFP Foundation Suez Energy North America Inc. Gainer, Donnelly & Desroches, L.L.P. Mr. and Mrs. Gary T. Crum Texas Instruments Foundation The Daniel P. and Annette B. Gordon Tei & Associates, L.L.C. Tellepsen Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Richard Crummel The UBS Foundation Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. Jinks Wachovia Foundation Matching Gifts Program Goldman Sachs Gives The Toussaint Family Fund Wyeth Greater Houston Community Foundation Wachovia Foundation Volunteer Grants Program—John M. McIntyre, Volunteer Gifts to Cultural Enrichment Mr. and Mrs. Keith Maxwell The St. Francis Parents Association

Gifts to Endowment The Fruehauf Foundation, on behalf of Mr. and Mrs. David A. Bristol Jr.

Gifts to Financial Aid Mr. and Mrs. Alexis J. Gomez Ms. Lisa A. Lee

24 Gifts to Nativity Set Gift to Visual & Performing Gifts in Kind Mrs. Christine Godell Advantage Content Partners, LLC Arts Program Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Michael Grosvenor Advantage Scanning Services, LLC Ms. Janelle M. Festa and Justin J. Smith ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Arend Dorothy and Mark Haas Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bartuch Ms. Isadora Arzu Mr. and Mrs. M. Breen Haire Mr. Robert S. Gyenge and Honorary and Memorial Gifts Barnes & Noble Booksellers Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hoyak Ms. Charlotte Bentlif Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bruckner Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Faucher Happy Birthday to Anne and Brady Roger and Debbie Clemens Peggy and Kevin Keller Mr. and Mrs. W. Gregory Looser ’83 Mrs. Ellen B. Cadick The Cutting Garden Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Schageman in honor of Andrew Gaskins Data Projections Beth and Greg Looser Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. McCoin Larry Caldwell, D.D.S. Eliza and Johnny Duncan ’69 Gifts to Scholarship Fund in honor of Kenneth & Eka Chibuogwu Fuzzy’s Pizza Mr. and Mrs. Gary W. Merkle Central Market H-E-B Fundraising Tiffani and Gordon Miller Jo Ann Haas Mr. and Mrs. Todd Graham Foodies Program in honor of Natalie and Nicholas Haas The Houstonian Hotel, Club and Spa Mr. and Mrs. Roland Miller Safeway Inc., U.S. Corporate, on behalf of Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Huff Allison and Michael Mitschke Randalls Good Neighbor Program Houston Endowment Inc. Kelly and Bill Montgomery Target Take Charge of Education in honor of Parker and Caroline Kubitza Lamark of Excellence and Ellison Anderson Patricia N. and Richard A. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Lamar M. Morris Gifts to SMART Board Initiative Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Jones Deborah Mansfield Custom Finishes Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Sullivan Ms. Anna Adamo in honor of their daughter Olivia Jones Stacy and Michael Medrano Francine and Paul Stefan Mr. Michael C. Adamo III Dr. and Mrs. Jim Johnson Nidhika and Sean Mehta Lisa and Mark Tidwell Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Adamo IV in honor of Scot, Shelley and Stephanie Kelly and Bill Montgomery Elaine and Jim Turner Mr. and Mrs. Paul Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Lievrouw Murphy’s Deli–Townhurst Junhui Wang and Yan Zhao Aron Development and Investment Company, in honor of Cooper and Wallace Deyo Marlaine and Ken White on behalf of Mr. and Mrs. Sanford P. Aron Olde Towne Kolaches & Bakery William V. Condrey Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Margolis Palazzo’s Mr. and Mrs. Carlos C. Contreras in honor of Jonathan Margolis, Jennifer Pillow Fantasy Margolis and Cindy Gerson Data Projections Inc., on behalf of Carol and John Porter Mr. and Mrs. Matthew A. Zaleski The Oshman Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Turner Mr. and Mrs. David M. King in honor of Jonathan Margolis, Jennifer Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence West Mr. and Mrs. Michael Medrano ’84 Margolis and Cindy Gerson Mr. and Mrs. Mike J. Montalbano Dr. and Mrs. Charles Sack Book Fair Gifts in Kind David Reitman dba Louisiana Marine in memory of Manny Ondarza and Industrial Supplies Ms. Betty Babendure Kay and Carter Simonds Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Biestek in honor of Allan & Beth Simonds Kelly and Tom Bilek The Sutton Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Bilger in honor of Mallory Jennings Jo and George Brueggeman Sanober Tamboli on behalf of the Chibuoqwu Family Mr. and Mrs. G. Christopher Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Howard C. Chapman * See additional listings under Grandparent Gifts to Mr. and Mrs. Carlos C. Contreras Annual Fund, Sarah W. Woolrich Fund For Faculty and Library Club Kristi and Gary Dishongh

25 “The more that you read, the more things you will know. 2 The more you learn, 0 Library Club the more places you’ll go.” 0 8 - Dr. Seuss – 0 9 D o n o r s

Mr. and Mrs. August C. Bering IV Carolyn and David Light in honor of Westin Quinn Bering in honor of Walker, Thomas and Robert Light ChevronTexaco Matching Gift Program Cindy and Mark O’Donnell There is no greater gift to give a child than a lifelong pas- on behalf of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Pederson given by Whitley Luke O’Donnell sion for reading. It was in this spirit that Library Club was Mr. and Mrs. Jim Clifton Mrs. Betty O’Shea established, and it remains a signature program of St. Francis in honor of their grandchild, Lauren Thibault in honor of Kara’s birthday, #1 granddaughter Episcopal Day School. Lisa and Chet Erwin Dr. and Mrs. Boris Payan Through gifts made to Library Club, the St. Francis Crum in memory of Kathryn Joyce Brooks in honor of Xavier Tabanou Library is able to purchase age-appropriate books and technology to enrich the library’s existing collection. Those Cynthia and Gary Gerson Angela and Michael Poujol materials purchased with Library Club contributions are in memory of Kathryn Joyce Brooks in memory of Kathryn Joyce Brooks acknowledged with a special nameplate affixed to the inside Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Grace Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Schwarz cover indicating the name of the honoree. When a student is in honor of Savannah’s birthday in honor of Michael Patrick Blalock and honored, he or she is invited to have the book read aloud to —Love, Mommy and Madison John Kendrick Blacock his or her class or to be the first to check the book out of the Philissa and Bill Higgins Mr. and Mrs. Perry Sendukas library. These special books then become a permanent part in memory of Kathryn Joyce Brooks in memory of Kathryn Joyce Brooks of the Crum Library collection. Susan and Howard Horne ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Stiles There are few people unable to think of a book that has in memory of Kathryn Joyce Brooks in honor of Charlotte Spencer Stiles’ and had a lasting impression on their life and success. The opp- Catherine Suzanne Stiles’ birthdays ortunity to share this gift makes Library Club donations a Courtney and Timothy Kearns in honor of Blake Bagwell’s, Drew Morris’ Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence West special contribution that has become popular in recognition and Carlie Coerver’s sixth birthdays in memory of Kathryn Joyce Brooks of birthdays and special occasions or as acknowledgement of teachers and staff. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lavigne Dr. and Mrs. F. Brown Whittington Jr. in honor of Savannah’s birthday in honor of their grandson, Charles Moreton To learn more about Library Club or to make a donation, —Love, Gammo and Poppa please contact Melanie Wallace, head librarian, at Michelle and Lacy Williams [email protected]. To give online, click here. Mrs. Antoinette Letsos in memory of Kathryn Joyce Brooks in honor of James Robert Case ’09 26 Being chosen as a Woolrich Fund recipient was truly an hon- or for me. I am so excited about the wealth of information and experiences I could bring back to my classroom. I was able to spend a week going to school in Costa Rica and living with a family. We attended class four hours each day and then took excursions each afternoon. Being immersed in the language and the culture was such an energizing and en- lightening experience. It is truly the best way to understand a different way of life. It gave me a new perspective on how children must feel when trying to learn another language and communicate successfully. I know it strengthened my proficiency immensely. I sincerely thank all the donors who made this trip a possibility and look forward to sharing the experience with my students for years to come. Inspired teaching is often what makes the difference between Lucy Ross, Spanish Department Chair a child who merely attends school and one who truly enjoys learning. It is in this spirit that St. Francis Episcopal Day School established the Sarah W. Woolrich Fund for Faculty —designed to enhance the educational experience of our stu- dents by first expanding the horizons of our teachers. This fund is dedicated to our school’s first principal, Sarah (“Sally,” Thank you for offering me the opportu- as she is known to many) Woolrich. Mrs. Woolrich made nity to travel to Budapest and study at a life of teaching, guiding and inspiring the futures of her the Pikler Institute. I learned so much St. Francis students. about the deep layers and importance It was her belief that there is a moment for each child when of play, observing children and offering the “light bulb goes on,” and her mission was to help her freedom of movement. I have a note- students experience this. She encouraged her teachers to book full of extensive notes and am The Woolrich Fund enabled me to participate in a bring elements from the world into their classrooms in eager to share the knowledge I gained. dinosaur dig in Montana, where we excavated the order to reach into the imaginations of the students and make Attending this summer class has had an fossil bones of two 150 million-year-old stegosaurs! I learning come to life. impact on my way of thinking about the way we view and observe children and gained hands-on experience with the methods, tech- With the support of the St. Francis community, extraordi- also the importance and significance of niques and theories of modern paleontology. It was so nary opportunities have led to inspired teaching and changed communicating through “touch” while exc-iting to participate in actual field work alongside lives for both our faculty and our students. Classrooms are providing care. trained scientists. This fall, I started a new club at brought to life with lessons that can only truly be taught from St. Francis called Jurassic CSI, where I share with stu- experience. Students will hear firsthand accounts of Spanish Having the opportunity to travel to an- dents the latest research in the field of paleontology. other country was an entirely differ- life, retrace the steps of Christ in the Holy Land, recreate I cannot thank the donors of the fund enough for the ent and life-changing event in itself. an authentic dinosaur dig, and be exposed to cutting-edge opportunity to continue my quest of being a lifelong I am still trying to catch my breath technology through the Woolrich Fund. These and so many learner! from all the different cultural and more moments are what make learning come to life for unique experiences. Words cannot ex- St. Francis students as they transform words on a page into Kay Rhea press how grateful I am to all of you. Sixth Grade Science Teacher tangible experiences that open up a world of possibility. My life has been touched by your To learn more about the Sarah W. Woolrich Fund for Faculty or to generosity and support, and I thank you make a donation, please contact Stacy Grace at 713.458.6129 or from the bottom of my heart. [email protected]. To give online, click here. Susan Meriweather 27 Toddler Team Leader NOT IN ALPHA

2008–09 Donors Purple Plum Yellowwood Mr. and Mrs. David Montgomery ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Dunbar Gifts of $1,000 – $4,999 Gifts of $100 – $499 Cindy and Mark O’Donnell Kathy and Kerry French in honor of Whitley and Bradley in memory of Dr. Chester Godell, Mr. and Mrs. Howard C. Chapman Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Ottens physician and educator Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Fi and Farhad Ahrabi Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Grace Jr. on behalf of Howard W. Horne III and the Gayle M. Pearson Lisa and James Bailey in honor of Dr. Susan Lair’s birthday Howard W. and Carrie M. Horne Founda- in honor of Anne Chisholm Mr. and Mrs. Kevin D. Poynter tion, in honor of Susan Lair, head of school Tricia and Ragnvald Gabrielsen Jaralyn L. Ballard Mr. and Mrs. Firas J. Qasem Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Mrs. Connie Griffith in memory of Joanna Fabling and in honor of Mrs. Louise Ratz on behalf of Amy and Neil Leibman, in in memory of Joanna Fabling Sally Woolrich’s 90th birthday in honor of Sally Woolrich’s 90th birthday honor of Susan Lair, head of school Bridget Hennessey Deborah and Bob Berry Mr. and Mrs. Greg Reid Gainer, Donnelly & Desroches, L.L.P. in honor of Dr. Susan Lair’s birthday Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Bilger on behalf of Mr. and Mrs. Rod Desroches, Mr. and Mrs. Davis Sun Mr. and Mrs. James D. Johnson in honor of Marie Storey in honor of Dr. Susan Lair’s birthday in honor of Mrs. Stephanie Pickett Maria Klapcic Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Gray III Mr. and Mrs. David Bristol Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Roberts ’76 Elsa Jean and Don Looser in honor of Johnny Duncan in honor of the sixth grade team at St. Francis Mr. and Mrs. Pat Y. Spillman in honor of Mary Frances Hamby The JBD Foundation The Rev. A. Dean Calcote Ms. Marie Storey Sharon and Mike Lura on behalf of John H. Duncan Jr. in memory of Maree Calcote in honor of Sally Woolrich in honor of Dr. Susan Lair’s birthday The JBD Foundation Justice and Mrs. Eugene A. Cook III Paula and Joe Toussaint Mr. and Mrs. James C. Marrow on behalf of Jeaneane B. Duncan in honor of Julia Claire Bilger Drs. Rebecca and Mark Turney in memory of Joanna Fabling Vicky and Lucas Elliot in honor of Grandmother Sally Woolrich Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McNeese Sue and Mike Gaskins Blue Spruce Mrs. Peggy Welch in honor of John Alan McNeese Becky and Thomas Gottsegen Gifts of $500 – $999 Liz and Frank Wozencraft Mrs. L. D. Nuckles in honor of Ms. Pena, Ms. Soudelier and Ms. Olden in honor of Cooper and Julia’s teachers in memory of Joanna Fabling Chapman & Cole Partnership, Ltd. Andrew B. Hawthorn on behalf of Mr. and Mrs. Howard C. Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woolfolk E. Charles Osterberg and Judge and Mrs. Lynn N. Hughes in honor of Sarah Woolrich Dr. Susan Snider Osterberg Mr. and Mrs. Todd Graham in honor of Dylan and Tyler Presswood Dawn and Jason Powers Sheri and Ron Henriksen Jane and Michael Jamieson in honor of Middle School Science Department Evergreen Anne and Robert Pullen in honor of Linda Haglund Stacy and Michael Medrano Gifts up to $99 in memory of Joanna Fabling, and in honor Mary Lou and James Jax of Lou Jax and Anne Schwing ’09 Mr. and Mrs. William E. Mercer in honor of Eva Lou Brooks Anonymous Robin and Marshall Rosenberg Charlene and Gene Needles Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. Jinks Mr. and Mrs. Juergen Amling in honor of Cathy Bussa The Campbell Family Mr. and Mrs. Mel Smith Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh W. Johnson Jr. in memory of Joanna Fabling New Life Ventures Inc. in honor of Raleigh Bintliff Wooldridge Anne and Robert Chisholm Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Stout in honor of Anabelle and Holden Maples Ms. Jennifer Jumonville ’90 in honor of Dr. Susan Lair’s birthday Mr. and Mrs. Gerald P. Stuyck Parker School Uniforms Lee and Riki Kobayashi Lauren and Benjamin Cole in honor of Dr. Susan Lair’s birthday Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. Terry Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Perea Carolyn and David Light Dr. and Mrs. Mike Walton Virginia and Dan Steppe in honor of Robert, Thomas and David Light V Howard W. Haworth and Polly Dixon in honor of Shila Smith, former teacher Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Williams in honor of Anabelle and Holden Maples Sande and Dwight Lyman with Mrs. Woolrich in memory of Joanna Fabling in honor of St. Francis teachers Ms. Katherine A. Dove Mr. and Mrs. Peter Vickers Mr. Tevin A. Marks ’92 in honor of Dr. Susan Lair’s birthday Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Vierville Mrs. Michelle M. McGrath Sheryl and Douglas Doyle Mrs. Marge Viola Mr. Bruce M. McIntyre in honor of “all St. Francis teachers” in honor of Maddy and Mason McIntyre 28 The Class of 2009

Class Awards Art: Caroline Doyle • Andrew McCleary Athletics: Matt Ellis • Abigail Roberts Drama: Kacy Clemens • Bug DiMichele Excerpts of 2009 Graduation Speech English: Charlie Giammalva • Edie Powers by David Tate Foor ’09 History: Tyler Fleming • Hannaka Spillman Life Skills: Monica Alonso • Kacy Clemens Math: Taylor Gutierrez • Abigail Roberts I consider it a great privilege to stand before such a remarkable group of people—from family and Music: friends to teachers and staff—all of you who have worked together so diligently with one common goal Taylor Gutierrez • Madison Whittington to assure our success here at St. Francis, as well as our success for our future. You have all contributed Religion: John Melody • Kiki Schwarz so profoundly to our growth as we have all contributed to one another’s. Science: Taylor Gutierrez • Abby Porter Spanish: Cole Medrano • Megan Pearson I was speaking with a friend the other day about potential. She said that the value judgments we make Technology/Yearbook: Walker Kane • Abigail Porter each day determine our actions, and that these are largely based on our opportunities. This made me Theater Tech: feel very lucky to have such an amazing group of people who continuously work to make our dreams a Matt Ellis • Kaitlin Mooney reality—the people behind the scenes working silently. It is because of you, this silent team of workers, that we have been able to reach our full potential here. You have taught us how to make our dreams Bernice Ruczko Writing Award: Andrew McCleary a reality through hard work, dedication and perseverance; to think for ourselves; and to stand up for Bonus Civis Award: Emily Entrekin what we believe in. We listened, and we learned—not from what you always said, but from what you did. Chisholm Award: Matt Ellis Community Outreach Award: Now, I’m not sure if everyone realizes this or not, but our theme this year has been “enthusiasm.” I was Abigail Roberts pretty enthusiastic about X-Box … and then it hit me: I realized our parents had a whole new concept DAR Award: Raleigh Wooldridge of what the word “enthusiasm” meant. Our parents have been extremely enthusiastic this year about Distinguished Athlete Awards: Tess Gee • Blake Henningsen us getting our homework completed and studying for the ISEE and HSPT tests. They have been very Leadership Award: David Tate Foor enthusiastic about our completing those application essays and very, very enthusiastic about our having Most Determined Award: Megan Pearson “more of those talks.” Who has heard those new words sneaking into the household vocabulary—words Nota Bene Award: like “résumé,” “responsibility,” “future”? Haven’t you guys noticed we have been getting more of the Tess Gee “look” from our moms: You know, the one where she does not have to say a single word, but you get St. Francis Awards: Cole Medrano • Abby Porter it. It seems like yesterday we were little kids getting happy faces on the kitchen incentive board. Life St. Francis Performing Arts Award: Kristen Waheed is now asking us to “step up to the mound,” to grow up, to begin working on becoming young men St. Francis Visual Arts Award: Maryam Amjadi 29 Class of 2009 Juan Fidalgo Luke Levenson Abigail Roberts High School Choices Memorial High School Episcopal High School Episcopal High School Tyler Fleming Gavin Lohman Lars Runbeck Amber Ainsworth Strake Jesuit College Preparatory Strake Jesuit College Preparatory Episcopal High School St. Agnes Academy David Tate Foor Marilyn Lovell Reed Schnake Monica Alonso The Kinkaid School Memorial High School Memorial High School Episcopal High School Rachael Frantz Zachary Maxwell Kaitlin Schwarz Maryam Amjadi Episcopal High School Episcopal High School Memorial High School Memorial High School Tess Gee Kelsey McArdle Annie Schwing Lawton Anderson St. Agnes Academy Memorial High School Memorial High School Episcopal High School Charlie Giammalva Andrew McCleary Sam Shutts Allison Asarch Episcopal High School Stratford High School Houston Christian High School Episcopal High School Lindsay Graham Robert McPherson Hannaka Spillman Aida Barakat Episcopal High School Houston Christian High School The Hotchkiss School Second Baptist School Lauren Gray Cole Medrano Blair Tyson Haley Beggins Episcopal High School Strake Jesuit College Preparatory Memorial High School Memorial High School Taylor Gutierrez John Melody Kristin Waheed Rachel Berry St. John’s School Episcopal High School Episcopal High School Houston Christian High School Mason Hale Cole Mooney Colin Waters Belle Brennan Episcopal High School Strake Jesuit College Preparatory Houston Christian High School St. Agnes Academy Natalie Hamouie Kaitlin Mooney Harrison West Hughes Brown Episcopal High School St. Agnes Academy Episcopal High School Episcopal High School Ben Harkrider Ivan Morris Madison Whittington Isabel Bujosa Memorial High School Houston Christian High School Episcopal High School Episcopal High School Kathrine Helms Cole Mueller Larry Wilkins Mitchell Burck Episcopal High School Episcopal High School The Kinkaid School Strake Jesuit College Preparatory Blake Henningsen Paige Needles Kathryn Williams Katie Butler Episcopal High School The Kinkaid School Episcopal High School St. Agnes Academy Dylan Hunt Didi Oyinlola Raleigh Wooldridge James Case Alexander-Smith Academy Phillips Academy, Andover Episcopal High School Episcopal High School Megan Jamieson Megan Pearson Thomas Chapman St. Agnes Academy The Kinkaid School The Kinkaid School Jennifer Jenkins Hannah Pickett Kacy Clemens Memorial High School Memorial High School Memorial High School Walker Kane Emily Pollak Jack Detiveaux Episcopal High School Memorial High School Houston Christian High School Michael Kolandjian Pierce Pontikes Evangeline Dimichele Strake Jesuit College Preparatory Strake Jesuit College Preparatory The Hotchkiss School Kennedy Krist Abigail Porter Caroline Doyle Episcopal High School Episcopal High School Memorial High School Leslie Lamoreaux Allyson Poujol Matthew Ellis Houston Christian High School Memorial High School The Kinkaid School Caroline Leggett Edith Powers Emily Entrekin Memorial High School The Kinkaid School St. John’s School Adrianne Leibman Nicholas Rasa Episcopal High School Houston Christian High School 30 and women, to be leaders. And we are embracing these trees, as they plan to continue this project for years to challenges. come. And this is just one example of how we do things together at St. Francis. Whether we are singing to the el- I would like us all to take a moment. Let’s think back to derly or traveling nationally for public service projects, how we came to St. Francis. For me it was Mrs. Dalal. we are out in our communities serving others, hopefully A Lasting Legacy My mother stayed up all night worrying before the com- helping to make this world a better place to live. Some of mitment forms were due. She was waiting for a sign. At us received The President’s Award with over 50 hours of It has become a tradition in past years 6 a.m., she left Mrs. Dalal a voicemail, which was promptly service. After all, isn’t it in giving that we grow stronger in for each graduating class to present the returned. Although I was not privy to that conversation, I our ability to receive? school with a gift to commemorate their gathered that my mother had somewhere found in those few words that they exchanged the notorious “sign”—the Many eighth grade classes that have gone before us time at St. Francis and to thank the answer she was waiting for. My mother said Mrs. Dalal have left the school a gift upon their graduation. Our faculty and staff for their influence. made her feel like we were being welcomed into a class wished to do this as well and wanted to leave This past spring, the graduating class of family. And that feeling continues, not only something lasting—something that hon- 2009 and their parents made a gift to the with me, but with all of us here this eve- ors our school’s mission, which chal- school that will surely inspire and impact ning. St. Francis is part of our fam- lenges students to become people for students and families for years to come. ily—not just now, but always. It others. And so, the parents of the is deep in our hearts and souls. “As students of the class of 2009 have created and par- Through their generous donations, the tially funded a named endowed In sports, this year has been class of 2009, we have been fund for financial aid. We hope families of this graduating class donated the year of champions, and blessed to receive an education to have created a new tradition approximately $16,000 to begin the end- we have had an amazing at St. Francis by beginning this owed Graduating Eighth Grade Class Fund run. But you know, I must here at St. Francis, and this fund and encouraging future for Financial Aid. Upon reaching a primary admit: As proud as I am to fund can give that same graduating classes to contrib- balance of $25,000, a percentage of the be one of the Wolves, I am opportunity to others in ute to it as well. As students of earned income from the fund will begin also extremely proud of the the class of 2009, we have been to provide financial assistance to one or wonderful parents and coaches years to come.” blessed to receive an education more student recipients each year―thus behind us, and I am grateful to here at St. Francis, and this fund can ensuring that a St. Francis education is them for allowing us to simply play give that same opportunity to others our game without arguing with the in years to come. Dr. Lair, please accept available to students for years to come. refs over a bad call, for not making a big this gift to the Graduating Eighth Grade Class deal over our missing a play, for keeping every- Fund for Financial Aid. The Graduating Eighth Grade Class Fund for thing in perspective, and for teaching us to play our sport Financial Aid is an open endowment with class and integrity. Time-tested traditions and legacies are what provide us that accepts contributions from alumni, with stability here, from the familiar faces and classical foundations and others who value the We not only operate this way on the field, but we take music that is the People Place to the Gallery of Art that it into our communities. The award-winning Gale Force sets the stage. Every day I impact of a St. Francis education and Deforestation Project zoomed into action after the dev- walk past the headmasters wish to share that privilege with future astation from Hurricane Ike; ten of us competed against and feel as the president students. For more information, please 48 other schools in the Lexus Eco Challenge, which is a must as he passes Lincoln, contact Bridget Hennessey, head of insti- national contest that encourages students to develop envi- Roosevelt, Kennedy. God tutional advancement, at 714.458.6178 or ronmental programs that impact our communities. Team- is here. And He is a part of [email protected]. work was displayed through press releases, Web sites and everything we do. blogs. We even got the mayor involved. You will probably find this bunch scattered around Houston planting new David Tate Foor ’09

31 To the Class of 2009,

Thank you; I am overwhelmed by this selfless, far-reaching and generous gift. I would say that I am truly surprised except for the fact that this gift is coming from the Class of 2009. This class has been an exceptional class in countless ways, and this gift reflects accurately who you are: people for others. Not only have you served as leaders in this community, but your parents’ tireless dedication and support have been remark- able beyond that of any class that I can remember. This endowed fund is a first for our school and will have a lasting impact by providing financial aid for students in the years to come. The families of the Class of 2009 recognize how important a good education is to your future. You can see, even now, the many doors that are opening to you because of it. The fact that you are giving a gift that will enable others to receive a St. Francis education is symbolic of the positive impact you can make in the lives of others when you work together. Let me tell you what this means for St. Francis: It means that future students will benefit each year from your thoughtful gift by having the opportunity to walk these halls, make lasting friendships, learn from great faculty and deepen their faith. They will have a greater chance of attending the high schools and colleges of their choice and of successfully navigating the many challenges that lie ahead. We are so blessed that you have passed this gift on to our community. When you look back on your days here at St. Francis, remember that there will always be another student roaming the campus and enjoying a St. Francis education because of you.

Susan B. Lair, Ph.D. Head of School

Donors to the Graduating Eighth Grade Class Fund for Financial Aid

Mr. and Mrs. Juan F. Alonso Mr. and Mrs. G. Joe Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Vreij A. Kolandjian Mr. and Mrs. James L. Powers Mr. and Mrs. Steven L. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. David W. Entrekin Ms. Cynthia A. Krist Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey D. Roberts Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Berry Mr. and Mrs. Juan A. Fidalgo Mr. and Mrs. Scott B. Lamoreaux Mr. Lars Magnus Runbeck Mr. and Mrs. John J. Brennan III Fleming Endowment, on behalf of The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Russell Mr. and Mrs. John R. Schnake Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Brown Mr. and Mrs. George Fleming J. Levenson Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Schwing Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Greg Browne Mr. and Mrs. David G. Foor Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Lovell Mr. and Mrs. David L. Shutts Mr. and Mrs. Carlos P. Bujosa Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gee Mr. and Mrs. William K. Maxwell III Mr. and Mrs. Pat Y. Spillman Mr. and Mrs. H. Mark Burck Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Giammalva Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin G. McArdle Mr. Pat Y. Spillman Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Rick S. Butler Mr. and Mrs. Todd D. Graham Ms. Elena McPherson Ms. Toni Hennike Mr. and Mrs. David W. Carson Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Gray III Mr. and Mrs. Michael Medrano ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Turner Mr. and Mrs. William S. Case Mr. and Mrs. Alfredo L. Gutierrez Mr. and Mrs. Todd A. Mueller Mr. and Mrs. Gregg S. Tyson Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Hale Mr. and Mrs. Gene L. Needles Jr. Ms. Judith V. Waters in honor of Cole Medrano Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Henningsen Mr. and Mrs. Hezekiah A. Oyinlola Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. West Mr. and Mrs. Neil A. Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Jamieson Mrs. Gayle M. Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Larry G. Wilkins Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. DiMichele Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. John W. Porter The Honorable and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas L. Doyle Mr. and Mrs. George V. Kane III Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Poujol John T. Wooldridge 32 Alumni Updates 80s 2 5 Elizabeth Bruckner Ertel ’81 is married to Ben Ertel and they live in Arlington, Va. She has a Master of Public Administration degree from George Mason University.

Brian Austin ’87 and his wife, Sarah, welcomed their new son, Harrison Paul Austin, on Oct. 22, 2009. Brian and Sarah also have a daughter, Lauren, at St. Francis in the Primary School. Brian works for Trammel Crow Residential as the senior managing director. (1)

Caroline Bruckner ’89 recently accepted a job as staff attorney for the Senate Small Business and Entrepreneurship Committee, where she will serve as counsel for tax, finance and labor. Prior to accepting her current position, Caroline was a senior associate in the international tax group of Price- waterhouse Coopers, LLP–Washington National Tax Services, where she advised clients on both inbound and out- 6 bound U.S. taxation issues, international contract manufac- turing arrangements, corporate inversion transactions, and 3 IRS filing requirements related to ownership of U.S. real estate, foreign corporations and offshore bank accounts. She also served as an associate for Paul, Hastings, Janofsky and 4 Walker, LLP. Caroline earned a Master of Tax Laws from the Georgetown University Law Center, a Juris Doctor from George Mason University School of Law, and a bachelor’s in political science from Emory University. 1 Carrie Ellis ’89 is a public defender in New Orleans, La. After graduating from Columbia Law School, New York, in 2006, Carrie completed a two-year fellowship at Georgetown University Law Center, Washington, D.C., where she repre- sented indigent defendants and supervised Georgetown Law students enrolled in the Criminal Justice Clinic. Prior to law school, Carrie was a member of the Peace Corps for two years, stationed in Moldova as an English teacher. She received her undergraduate degree at the University of Texas, Plan II. 33 works in acquisition and development for Hillwood. (3) Kirk Soodhalter ’95 is working on his Ph.D. in math at Temple University in Philadelphia. 90s Kara Murdy Hilliard ’91 and her husband, Hank, live in Hous- ton and have a two-year-old son named Henry. They welcomed Whitney Wooten Hinton ’95 graduated from the University of their second child at the end of 2009. (4) Texas in May 2004 and married James M. Hinton in June 2005. Jenny Jumonville Thompson ’90 was married to Jerry William Whitney graduated from South Texas College of Law in May Thompson on March 21, 2009, in Cabo San Lucas, Kelley Patin Rutz ’91 is the proud mother of Harrison 2007 and practiced oil and gas law. She is now expecting the Mexico. Father Bob Wismer, from St. Francis, performed LeDoux Rutz, who was born on Feb. 11, 2009. Kelly and her arrival of Leighton Jill Hinton, the couple’s first child. the marriage ceremony. Jenny is director of develop- husband, Carson, now live in Jackson, Miss., where he is prac- ment for the Westview School, a specialized, nonprofit ticing dentistry. (5) Chrissie Fannin Welch ’97 is a lawyer with Bracewell & school for children with autism. She graduated from the Giuliani LLP. She and her husband are expecting their first child University of Oklahoma with a bachelor’s of science in elemen- Emily Swift Webre ’91 is living in Houston with her husband, this spring. tary education, and her hobbies include playing golf, running Chad, and their two children, August and Isaac. Emily is pur- marathons, reading, and participating in mission trips abroad, as suing a master’s degree in speech/language pathology at the Jonathan Clarkson ’98 is working in video/film production. well as volunteering in the local community. Jerry is a managing University of Houston. (6) He is also finishing his degree in history at the University of director at Macquarie Bank. He graduated from the University Houston. of Iowa with a bachelor’s of science in mechanical engineering Michael Norvell ’93 was married to Nikki Nuzzolillo on June and holds an M.B.A. from the Jesse H. Jones Graduate School 12, 2009, in New Orleans, La. They are now enjoying living in Laura Albers Linton ’98 was married last year in New- of Management at Rice University. Jerry’s hobbies include play- Austin, Texas. port Beach, Calif. Laura has a degree in architecture and is ing basketball and golf, reading, and participating in mission currently living in Chicago while her husband, Dave, pursues trips in the U.S. and abroad. Both Jenny and Jerry are members his MBA at the University of Chicago. at Grace Bible Church in the Heights, and they reside in the Erin Albers Hendon ’94 obtained a bachelor’s in landscape midtown area of Houston. (2) architecture from Texas A&M University in 2004. Since that time, she has been busy traveling the world, marrying Nick Katie O’Brien Perkins ’98 was married to Alex Perkins in Hendon, and starting her own landscape design company. Erin July 2008. They currently reside in San Mateo, Calif. Katie is Van Swearingen ’90, a scholar and attorney with Sidley Austin, and Nick now make their home in St. Louis, where Erin is very making plans to pursue a master’s in biological science. San Francisco, got his start at St. Francis. Mr. Smithwick’s involved with The Humane Society. classes gave him a love for wordsmithing. He graduated from Stratford High School and went on to the University of Texas, Ivan Vrcek ’98 is currently a third-year medical student at UT earning a bachelor’s in business law in 1999, Phi Beta Kappa. Katherine Lacey ’95 has been busy working, traveling and Southwestern in Dallas, Texas. Ivan enjoys meeting up with his He then earned his M.P.P. in 2004 at the University of Califor- volunteering in the community. She is working as a CPA in St. Francis and Strake Jesuit classmates when they visit Dallas. nia, Berkley and a J.D. from Boalt Hall Law School in 2008. the tax department of UHY Advisors. She has travelled to He passed the bar in 2008, co-authoring four law review articles Morocco and Spain and is planning a trip to Hong Kong. Kath- Andrew Clarkson ’99 is serving in the U.S. Army. Currently, he and a book chapter along the way. erine is also a member of the Junior League and serves on two is stationed in Hawaii, where he is awaiting deployment. Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo committees. Kathryn Wimberly Spinelli ’90 and her husband, Mark, welcomed a new son, Will, on Dec. 4, 2008. Kathryn and Mark Katie McHenry ’95 graduated from Texas A&M University in also have a daughter, Kate, who attends the St. Francis Primary 2003 with a bachelor’s in journalism. These days, Katie is work- School. ing at a government relations firm in downtown Washington, D.C. Outside of work, Katie is busy volunteering for animal rescue and pursuing many hobbies. Katie has had the good for- Andrea Montgomery Stewart ’90 married Dr. Paul Stew- tune to participate in numerous political campaigns, including art in January 2008. They recently moved to San Francisco, two presidential races and one congressional campaign. where Paul will complete a fellowship in ocular oncology. Andrea has her own jewelry business, which you can visit online at www.andreamontgomery.com. Jamison “Jimbo” Monroe ’95 has combined his personal story of recovery and his passion for working with teenagers by founding the Newport Academy in Orange County, Calif. Danny Ellis ’91 recently wed Ashley Bowman of New Or- Newport Academy is a full continuum of care for the treatment leans, La. Danny received a BBA in finance from SMU, of adolescents with substance abuse, trauma and co-occurring graduating with honors. He received his MBA from the disorders. Programs include residential and outpatient services, Darden Graduate School of Business at the University of as well as a soon-to-open high school. Virginia. Danny and Ashley live in Dallas, where he currently

34 and south islands. He is now back at Tufts Maria Vrcek ’04 is currently in her second year Caroline Gaut ’05 graduated from The University for his senior year and is applying at Rice University in Houston, Texas. Maria Kinkaid School. As a junior, she was a to graduate schools. He plans to further his spent time at St. Francis observing classes in recipient of the Cooper Scholarship, the 2000s education in computational biology. preparation for her work with Breakthrough Junior Academic Merit Award and the Class Collaborative, a national nonprofit dedicated of 1953 Award for Citizenship. As a senior, to providing intelligent but underprivileged she received the Cathy Merrill Award for Ath- Marion Lee Coddou ’00 is pursuing her Haley Clarkson ’03 is a junior with a double and underserved students with opportuni- letics and the Mrs. W.J. Kinkaid Award. Caro- Ph.D. in sociology at Stanford University. major in business and art history at the University of Georgia. She was rush chair this ties to excel and succeed academically and line is now at Dartmouth College. fall for the Chi Omega sorority. otherwise. This past summer, Maria taught Paige Partin McInturff ’01 was married to Spanish to rising seventh-, eighth- and ninth- Maya Hamouie ’05 graduated from Episco- Scott McInturff on July 25, 2009, in College grade students at the Houston site’s six-week pal High School cum laude in May 2009. She Station, Texas. Paige is employed by Houston Margaret Belchic ’04 is enjoying her second year at Tufts University, where she is majoring summer program. It was one of the most attends the University of Texas. Christian High School, and Chris is employed rewarding and challenging experiences she by Klein Oak High School. in art history. She joined the Chi Omega sor- ority and is involved in a community service has ever had. She would love to speak to any Arian Maxine Kutel ’05 has graduated from project to teach health education in Boston- other students who are potentially interested The American School in London and is now Katie Sargent Blades ’01 was married to Joe area public schools. in teaching or working with underprivileged attending Harvard College. Blades on October 10, 2009. They are now students as a future career. living in Houston, Texas. Ellie Chernosky ’04 is a sophomore at the Aubrey McClenny ’05 graduated from Epis- University of Texas, majoring in Plan II and Lacy Ballis ’05 graduated from Episcopal copal High School cum laude in May 2009. John Scully ’01 graduated from Washington history. She is a member of Kappa Kappa High School magna cum laude in May 2009. & Lee University, magna cum laude. While Gamma sorority, and she loves Austin and UT! Lacy now attends the University of Texas. at W&L, John was a radio sports commen- Samantha Speakmon ’05 graduated from Episcopal High School summa cum laude tator and Trident columnist. He served on Ashley Callender ’05 graduated cum laude the Fancy Dress Ball Committee, was Mock George Cire ’04 is a sophomore at Texas Tech in May 2009. She attends the University of University. He joined the SAE fraternity and from Episcopal High School in spring 2009. Texas. Convention Float Chair, and was a Campus She now attends Texas Christian University. Kitchens volunteer. John is a member of Kap- loves living in Lubbock, Texas. pa Alpha Order. He is currently in his first Conner Wilson ’05 continues to thrive in Taylor Callender ’05 graduated summa cum year at Washington & Lee School of Law. Ryan Gill ’04 is a sophomore at Trinity theater. His role in “The Prodigious Snob” won University in San Antonio. He is considering laude from Episcopal High School in spring him a best actor award from the University 2009. He now attends the University of Texas. Tommy Chernosky ’02 is a senior at TCU majoring in computer science with a minor Interscholastic League. He was also awarded majoring in mechanical engineering. He is in Spanish. He plans to study in Spain this a scholarship by the Educational Theatre Anne Coddou ’05 attends Pratt Institute in enjoying working on his senior project and summer. Ryan made the Trinity basketball Association. Not only was he cast in “The Brooklyn, N.Y. She works in communications hopes to work in Houston or Ft. Worth after team as a walk-on, but was red-shirted due to Three Musketeers” as a freshman, but he design. graduation. an injury. was also one of two freshmen elected to the Drama Council at the University of Oklahoma Ben Estus ’05 attended Episcopal High School of Drama. Matt Cire ’02 is a senior at the University of Pierce Cohen ’04 is a mechanical engineer- School. In 2008, he won the Tommy Tune Texas and will graduate in May. He is a Silver ing major at the University of Texas. He is a Award for best actor in “Urinetown,” and Spur and a member of SAE fraternity, and he member of the Sig Ep fraternity and is a huge Brant Williamson ’05 graduated from Epis- in 2009 he was nominated for his role in plans to go on to law school. Longhorn football fan! copal High School cum laude in May 2009. “Pippin.” As a senior, he was SPC wrestling He now attends the University of Texas. Patrick Scully ’04 graduated from Episcopal champion and state champion, and he was a Alexandra Coddou ’02 is attending vet tech Prep National All-American. Ben also won the school in Houston. She will finish in Decem- High School in 2008. While at EHS, he Margaret Dye ’06 is a senior at Episcopal was senior class president and editor of the senior award for Outstanding Male Student. High School, where she was selected to the ber and plans to finish her degree at Texas He is now at Northwestern University. A&M Galveston. She hopes to be a veterinar- Knight Times. He was a member of the National Art Honor Society this year. The ian for exotic animals. National Honor Society and an acolyte officer, purpose of NAHS is to inspire and recog- and he played varsity lacrosse. Patrick is now a Bubba Fish ’05 attends the USC School nize those students who have shown an out- sophomore at Washington & Lee University. of Cinematic Arts. He was named host standing ability in media and visual arts. The Teddy O’Brien ’02 spent February through He is a member of Kappa Alpha Order and a of the Trojan Vision television program, NAHS strives to aid members in attaining June at the University of Canterbury in volunteer for Campus Kitchens. 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Katherine Moore ’08 will be performing in “The Drowsy Chaperone” this spring at Episco- pal High School. She was also selected to be in their theater group, Masque. Along with this, Katherine has been cast as Madame Thénardier in the Hits production of “Les Misérables.”

Megan Quinn ’08 Ben Carter ’08 was selected to both TPSMEA is a sophomore at Memorial Region 3 All-Region choir and TPSMEA All- High School, where she takes all pre-AP classes. 10 State choir. Ben attends Episcopal High School. She is a member of the auditioned Scholar Sam Scully ’07 attends Episcopal High School. Cantorum Madrigal Choir that regularly per- forms for private parties and extracurricular In 2008, he won Most Promising Stage Camiel Duytschaever ’08 attends The Kinkaid events in Renaissance costumes, as well as a Technician, and in 2009, he won Outstand- School, where she played field hockey in the member of the Tri-M honorary music organi- ing Stage Technician. Sam is a Solar Car team fall. Her junior varsity team placed second in zation. Megan also earned a spot as the starting member and serves on the Sacristan of the the Houston JV Field Hockey Championships. Lauren Krell ’07 pitcher for the Memorial junior varsity softball attends The Benitez Chapel. In the summer of 2009, Sam Last year, she was the leading scorer for her team and was undefeated in district play her Kinkaid School, where she is the captain worked for the EHS technology department, junior varsity soccer team. (11) of the swimming team and will be performing and has since founded the Technical The- freshman year. This past summer, she played on in Kinkaid’s children’s production, “Little Red a select 18U softball team called the Bandits. ater Club and been nominated for the 2009 Christina Eickenroht ’08 attends Episcopal Riding Hood.” Lauren is also an acolyte at St. (12) Homecoming Court. High School, where she is an honor student. Francis Episcopal Church. She also enjoys art, Young Life Admissions Forrest Surles ’08 was selected to both Nikki Smith ’07 attends The Kinkaid School. Council and the Choice Program. Emily McCarroll ’07 cheers on the Junior She won All SPC Conference for volleyball. TPSMEA Region 3 All-Region choir and Varsity cheerleading squad at Episcopal High TPSMEA All-State choir. He attends Episcopal Annie Elliot ’08 was selected to both TPSMEA School. Emily won MVP for the squad. (9, pic- High School, where he played one of the lead Margaret Warmington ’07 is a varsity cheer- Region 3 All-Region choir and TPSMEA All- tured right) roles in “The Tempest.” (13) leader for Episcopal High School. (7, third State choir. Annie attends Episcopal High from left) School, where she plays junior varsity basketball. Maddie McDuffie ’07 is a varsity cheerleader James Whitecomb ’08 is one of 17 choir for Episcopal High School. (7, far left) members at Houston Christian High School Julie Wegmann ’07 is a varsity cheerleader for Calhan Hale ’08 attends Episcopal High Episcopal High School. (7, far right) who qualified to compete in the TPSMEA All- School, where she is involved in student council State competition. 37 WOLVES

Allison Asarch ’09 is serving as class president at Episcopal In 2009, St. Francis alumnae united to form the inaugural High School. Allison is also involved in athletics and choir. Memorial Club field hockey team. (16) Front row, left to right: Haley Beggins ’09, Kaitlin Mooney ’09, Katie Butler ’09 attends St. Agnes Academy, where she was Elisabeth Lyles (non-St. Francis student), Adriana Thompson ’08 elected to be on the Student Advisory committee. Katie is also active in drama, choir and softball. Second row, left to right: Blair Tyson ’09, Allie Lovell ’07, Belle Brennan ’09, Coach Shannon Pepin, Caroline Doyle ’09, Tess James Case ’09 is serving as a prefect of his class at Episcopal Gee ’09, Katie Bobo ’08 High School. James also plays football for EHS.

Mason Hale ’09 was part of the Episcopal High School fresh- man football team that just completed an undefeated season. He is also on the Episcopal wrestling team and is playing for the Mid-Knights, a preseason lacrosse team. Mason is on the Stay in Touch! Leadership Council and is a part of the new EHS Young Life Various publications throughout the year feature group. our alumni. Be sure your latest news is included by e-mailing us with information on gradua- Tyler Fleming ’09 attends Strake Jesuit, where he is a member tions, babies, marriages, career starts and changes, of a very successful cross country team. Tyler was a medalist at the district meet. In the summer, he went on a Boy Scouts updated photos, vacation pictures, etc. Contact camping trip to Durango, Colo., with Troop 642 and was one Anne Chisholm at 713.458.6141 or e-mail her of the individuals who successfully helped rescue the group’s at [email protected] to update your leader after he became ill. information or schedule a tour of campus.

David Tate Foor ’09 is serving as freshman class president at You can also update your contact information via The Kinkaid School. our Web site: www.sfedshouston.org. Simply go to the alumni section and select the survey option in Adrianne Liebman ’09 is a junior varsity cheerleader this year the menu bar. We will need your current mailing or for Episcopal High School. (9, far left & 14, pictured left) e-mail address to include you in mailings. Don’t miss seeing photos of all your St. Francis friends! Cole Medrano ’09 is attending Strake Jesuit. He played foot- Log on today! ball and is now on the wrestling team. Cole also serves as an ambassador for Strake.

Paige Needles ’09 is a junior varsity cheerleader this year for the Kinkaid Falcons. (14, pictured right)

Larry Wilkens ’09 is attending The Kinkaid School. He now plays for Kinkaid’s varsity basketball team.

The 2009 Episcopal High School varsity football team won SPC, and Charlie Strauss, Shane Carden and Reese Henning- sen were selected as ALL-SPC Conference players. (15) Kneeling, left to right: Will Maxwell ’06, Tommy Pettiette ’06,Carter Holmes ’06, Thomas Burke ’06, Naceeb Allen ’07, Reese Henningsen ’06, Trace Williams ’06 Standing, left to right: Charlie Strauss ’06, Bobby Magness ’07, James Melody ’07, Ben Tucker ’06, Mason Strange ’07, Robert Bailey ’07, Shane Carden ’06, Dillon West ’07, Harrison Kane ’06 38 truly enjoys learning. Donations to the Woolrich Fund Central Market and Rice Epicurean Market. Visit your provide St. Francis teachers with learning experiences that grocer’s customer service center to link your card today! Ways to Give enhance the way they teach and help them create unique educational opportunities in our classrooms. Contact Sta- Share Credit Card Rewards cy Grace at 713.458.6129 for more information. You can help preserve the special and unique Giving has never been so easy. Donate American environment St. Francis provides for children Express reward dollars to St. Francis by logging on to by giving to our school in some, or all, of the Give to the Endowment your American Express account online and making following ways. Opportunities range from the The St. Francis endowment is comparatively young and your way to the Giving Express Program page. Your everyday to the extraordinary, and gifts of needs continued investment to grow. Donations to this donations are tax-deductible and provide continued fund are invested to provide earnings that the school draws support to the students of St. Francis. Don’t have an every size help provide for our students today, upon each year to contribute to the operating budget. American Express card? Talk to your credit card company tomorrow and for years to come. Gifts to the endowment can be made at any time, and about similar programs they may offer. will provide for generations of future St. Francis students. Contact Bridget Hennessey at 713.458.6178. The Annual Fund Volunteer If you give only one gift to St. Francis Episcopal Day Volunteers are an integral part of the St. Francis communi- School this year, we ask that it be to our Annual Fund. Honoraria and Memorials ty. We hope that you will take an active part in your child’s Your support enables our teachers and staff to sustain and Recognize a family member, role model or friend through education through one of the numerous volunteer oppor- enhance the extraordinary education offered each day a gift dedicated to their honor or memory. St. Francis will tunities available. For more information, contact your divi- to students from preschool through eighth grade. This notify the individual or family of your special gift with a sion office or the St. Francis Parents Association. fund provides for programs and educational enhance- message of our gratitude. Gifts can be made at any time ments that cannot be covered by tuition alone. For more and will appear in the school’s annual report. To make a Include St. Francis in Your Estate Plans information about this integral part of the St. Francis gift, please contact Stacy Grace at 713.458.6129. There are many ways to make a lasting gift to St. Francis program, contact Stacy Grace at 713.458.6129. Episcopal Day School that offer financial and tax advan- Capital Gifts tages to the donor. Planned gift opportunities include Matching Gifts There are several exciting projects St. Francis would appreciated securities, appreciated property, real estate, Many employers participate in a matching gift program. like to bring to fruition. However, these do not life insurance, bequests, retirement plans and chari- You can increase your impact on campus and your gift always fit neatly within the school’s operating budget. table lead trusts. To learn more, please contact Bridget level as a donor when you recognize St. Francis using If you are interested in learning more about current Hennessey at 713.458.6178. matching gifts. Find out if your employer has a matching opportunities to give, please contact Bridget Hennessey gift program by contacting your benefits administrator, or at 713.458.6178. On behalf of the Advancement Team, thank you for call the St. Francis Advancement Office at 713.458.6129. your support! Go Shopping! —Bridget Hennessey Sarah W. Woolrich Fund for Faculty You can help support St. Francis just by shopping at Head of Institutional Advancement Inspired teaching is often what makes the difference your favorite grocery store. St. Francis currently par- 713.458.6178 between a child who merely attends school and one who ticipates in rewards programs with Kroger, Randalls,

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