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Dear Sweet Briar alumnae and friends, I’ve been thinking a great deal lately about women’s leadership. As the president of a women’s college with a leadership core at the center of its curriculum, my reflections naturally gravitate to this theme. More specifically, I’ve been contemplating women’s leadership from a historical perspective, considering how far women have come in the last one hundred years, where we need to go, and how Sweet Briar women have been, and will continue to be, in the forefront of this advance. This fall, we’ve held a number of events to celebrate a tremendous milestone in the his- tory of women: the one-hundredth anniversary of the ratification of the 19th mendA - ment. By its passage, American women won the constitutional right to vote, even though discriminatory laws and practices of voter intimidation kept many poor women and women of color from exercising this right for decades. The path toward progress is evern smooth or easy, but we continue to ascend it while keeping our eyes fixed on the prize. In 1920, Sweet Briar’s president was Emilie Watts McVea, a staunch advocate of a woman’s right to vote. President McVea was nationally known in education circles. She elevated the rigor of Sweet Briar’s academic program and presided over the College during a tumultuous period of history. During her presidency, the United States entered World War I and the College, along with the entire world, faced a deadly influenza pan- demic. Thanks to President McVea’s leadership, the College and its community weath- ered these storms. Today, one hundred years later, the world faces the COVID-19 global pandemic. Here at Sweet Briar, our students, faculty and staff are responding to the challenge with creativity and ingenuity—from figuring out how to teach and learn while wearing masks and separated by plexiglass, to adapting beloved traditions, such as Step Singing and Founders’ Day. Beyond campus, many of our alumnae serve on the front lines of the fight against COVID-19. As health care professionals, policy makers, community orga- nizers, and more, these leaders make decisions every day to safeguard their communities. As leaders, women are also increasingly making their voices heard in the efforts to protect our world against climate change and make our way of life more ethical and sus- tainable. Sweet Briar is increasingly recognized as an innovative and ideal place to learn about sustainability because of the ways in which our curriculum takes full advantage of our campus assets. Whether you’re in the midst of our forests and fields, our lakes and streams, our historic structures, or our vineyards, apiary, or greenhouse, you’ll have plenty of opportunities to roll up your sleeves and get your hands dirty learning about sustainability at Sweet Briar. You can learn more about all these aspects of the College inside. And you can also read, in the 2019-2020 Honor Roll of Donors, the names of everyone who contributed to Sweet Briar this past year. I am so grateful for your support. Thanks to you, in the ordsw of President McVea, “The possibilities of Sweet Briar are unlimited.”
Sincerely,
Meredith Woo President CONTENTS MAGAZINE Fall 2020, Vol. 90, No. 2 The Future Is Green (and Pink) This magazine aims to present interesting and 2 The Sweet Briar greenhouse is open, supplying food, facilitating thought-provoking news about the College and its alumnae. Publication of the material community involvement and providing food security in the local area. does not indicate endorsement of the author’s Soon, it will begin producing revenue in addition to vegetables. viewpoint by the College. We reserve the right to edit and revise all material that we accept Fight, Grit and Love: 100 years of field hockey at Sweet Briar for publication. If you have a story idea or 4 Field hockey has a long and distinguished history at Sweet Briar and this content to submit for publication, contact the editor, Amy Ostroth, at [email protected]. year the program celebrates 100 years of excellence.
Magazine Staff Making it Work Amy Ostroth, Editor 10 When COVID-19 arrived in March, we couldn’t have known the impact it Clélie Steckel, Director of the Sweet Briar Fund would have on life around the world and at Sweet Briar, but throughout SilverLining Design, Lead Design Cassie Foster Evans, Photographer the pandemic, our community of faculty, staff and students has shown remarkable resiliency. Contributors: Katie Keogh ’88, Abby May, Dana Poleski ’98, Kathleen Placidi, Sybil Slate Emilie McVea: A zeal for service 24 Sweet Briar’s second president was an impressive woman who oversaw Contact Information Office of Communications a number of crises during her nine-year tenure. She arguably set the P.O. Box 1052 standard for a “Sweet Briar Woman.” Sweet Briar, VA 24595 434-381-6262 30 Sweet Briar Alumnae Leading in the Fight Against Office of Alumnae Relations and Development COVID-19 P.O. Box 1057 Sweet Briar alumnae are known all over the world for being leaders, but Sweet Briar, VA 24595 that leadership has never been more important than now, during the 800-381-6131 COVID-19 pandemic, particularly for alumnae in health care and safety.
Find Sweet Briar Online sbc.edu Alumnae Ensure Continuation of a Bum Chum Tradition 35 A group of alumnae recently helped the Bum Chums continue an important tradition: their red and white scarves. Gift from Richard C. Colton, Jr., Kicks Off the Riding 36 Program’s Second Century Parents of Alumnae The second century of riding at Sweet Briar is off to a great start due If this magazine is addressed to a daughter to the amazing generosity of Richard C. Colton, Jr., whose gift made it who no longer maintains a permanent address at your home, please email us at possible to renovate the College’s stables, which will now be named in [email protected] with her new address. honor of his mother, Howell Lykes Colton ’38. Thank you!
Note: All photos without masks or social DEPARTMENTS distancing were taken prior to March 2020. 16On the 44In 101 Donor Quad Memoriam Honor Roll 40Giving 46 Class Notes 2 sbc.edu ness and Athletic Center are no longer empty. Situated be summer. In our efforts to workwith, rather thanagainst, progress,in with each bay steadily filling up throughout the beforein Memorial Day, while some construction still was its environment the change. as seasons first The plants went learning what the structure capable is and the nuances of of economy. food the food sustainability first-hand and learn of theins-and-outs where students, faculty and the community can experience Briar’s greenhouse. new The26,000-square-foot structureis to community health and academic innovation, Sweet is tween the two, the an embodiment College’s of commitment Bijou Barry ‘23 gathers produceBijou Barry‘23gathers greenhouse inthe call sbc.edu/give. 434-381-6131or visit agricultural initiatives at Sweet Briar, you’reIf interested supporting in $936,000 toLeft raise $2,100,000 Raised Fundraising Initiative Agricultural Enterprise The between rolling hills Prothro Dining andHall the Fit In this firstgreenhouse operations,year of the Collegeis THE FUTURE IS GREEN
(and Pink) - - Prothro for campus two to is dining; facilitate student and four goals for the year,” she says. “One to is supply food to Sustainability, big plans has for the greenhouse. “There are and the director Center of for Human and Environmental action: extending the growing season. early spring, see the we greenhouse’s will real potential in lettuce, chard swiss and squash. Through fall,winter and clementine—basil, cilantro, beets, cucumbers, carrots, okra, cherry,beefsteak, wonder, merit, pink mountain and sakura quicklywas with filling up multiple varietiestomatoes— of August, students as returned to campus, the greenhouse erant plants like cucumbers, tomatoes, okra and basil. By Virginia’s summer heat, plantings on focused more heat-tol Lisa Powell,Lisa associate professor environmental of studies
- Student Voices says Lisa. thusiasm only increase will what we are able to accomplish,” an experiential learning opportunity, their creativity and en operating agreenhouse. In addition to providing them with plans to the sell produce. etables and herbs but learn also how to develop marketing semesters. Students not only will on focus how to grow veg spring and fall space the throughout growing indoor vast the affectionatelyis as knowngreenhouse the class. It utilizes ning this semester. Lisa’s class, new Agricultural Operations, greenhouse for educational and experiential activities begin farm market.” ty supported agriculture box veggie subscription or campus produce sales, including potential initiatives like acommuni produce; and four generating to is begin revenue through our community by supplying local food banks with fresh faculty involvement; three to is support food in security tainability initiatives and works closely on with various Lisa Lisa Powell showsoffLisa Powell fruitsofeveryone’s the labor Bijou Barry involved’23 is the many in College’s of sus “We are excited for students to involved be of aspects all in Multiple academic courses take advantage will the of Camryn Fitts ’24 Fitts Camryn amazing.” Plus, Professor Powell is such aplace ofpure serenity. greenhouse, ingeneral, it’s “I love being inthe - - - - - endless vegetables. and campus community might fresh never tire pesto of and forest.”ed cucumber With such abundance, the students fromcucumber what come has to the known be as “enchant ing greenhouse produce into their menu, including every partner,services enthusiastically been also has incorporat the the heart Sweet of Briar experience. naturecross-disciplinary the College’s of at is curriculum the use greenhousewill for labs and projects. After all, the entomology, financial accounting andintroductory biology across numerous study. fields of Academic suchasclasses sustainability classes, opportunities abound for involvement understanding aliving, of learning and loving environment.” The itself,class andbeing in greenhouse,the shaped has my and opportunity for growth endearing so is and exciting. an environmentin with much so diversity, various climates space,”tive of on the pedagogy says Bijou. “The ability beto projects. “Agriculture Operations redefined has perspecmy Of course,Of Meriwether Godsey, the College’s dining In addition to by being used environmental science and Camryn Fitts ’24 works in the greenhouse ’24worksinthe Camryn Fitts Alexi Hunt ’24 Hunt Alexi grow someofmyownfoodoneday.” environmental science. Iwouldalsoliketo agriculture because I’mgoingtomajorin moreI wanttolearn aboutplants and really investedinsustainablesystems. work inthegreenhouse becauseIam “I wantedtotakeanagriculture classand - - - 3 fall 2020 4 sbc.edu with the 1950 fieldhockeyteam. the with Constance Applebee(secondfrom left) Fight, GritandLove: 100 YEARS at Sweet Briar of field hockey
ready for play. hockey fieldground, givengift as a to the College, was view.”in By the the 1912-1913school end of year, the Patch noted: “At last, the long-looked-for hockey fieldis firstintercollegiate game was played. In 1910, the Briar field hockey to campus almost decadefull a before the from our archives that Sweet Briar had plans to bring sport might have played been before her visit. We know the sport and give lessons. It possible, is however, that the traveled to women’s colleges around the U.S. to introduce Constance Applebee, an English player and coach who year since then. College by storm continued and has to played be every the Mason-Dixon Line. Field hockey had truly taken the hockey intercollegiate games to played ever be south of even then; those two games were the first women’s field athrillingwinning match 3-2. Sweet Briar aleader was the long-delayed game against Westhampton College, days later on Nov. 22, Sweet Briar finally was able to play 1920, and dominated, the winning game 10-0. Just afew took the field against Lynchburg College on Nov. 20, Sweet Briar. Nearly ayear later, the field hockey team Patch called the “extreme the perversity weather” of at Richmond)—had to cancelled be due to what the Briar against Westhampton College (now the University of firstgame—scheduled taketo place on Dec. 6, 1919, 100 years competitive of field hockeyin 2019. Alas, the National DivisionIIIFieldHockeyChampionship National AmericanIntercollegiateThe 1981teamatthe forWomen Association Field hockey likely was introduced to Sweet Briar by Sweet Briar really should have able been to celebrate 5 fall 2020 6 sbc.edu tude to the game and its athletes. Caroline Brandt ’49 played presence always brought ahardworking and committed atti from the Virginia team to the Southeast team. Tournament Baltimore. in Two those players of advanced players were invited to play for Virginia the in Southeast to recognized be for their excellence. In 1936, varsity seven Westhampton and the team and its players were beginning teams including Hollins, William &Mary, Harrisonburg and college. southern and ern and Bryn Mawr likely was the first contestbetween a north Harvard. That same year,winter a game between Sweet Briar experiencedagainst teams and well-respected schools like worthy moment; the young Sweet Briar team playing was its playerssent some of there for atournament. It anote was field hockey team play. Then,just a year later, the College Briar team traveled to Philadelphia to watch the all-English College. the and athletes, sport the outsideagainst colleges would exciting be and benefit the scheduled 1919. in The students felt that a few competitions played by Sweet Briar—in field hockey and basketball—were nior-freshman and more.first The intercollegiate games ever varsity, teams,including hockey field senior-sophomore, ju tion at Sweet Briar, but there were inter-class anumber of for awin. Coach CrispencongratulatesTracy Stuart’93afteralast-minutescore In the 1940s, Constance visited again Sweet Briar. Her Throughout the next decade, Sweet Briar playedagainst And that it has. In 1921, representatives from the Sweet In those early years, there no was intercollegiate competi - - - - - American Intercollegiate Association for Women National again!” In 1981, Crispen coached the team the all way to the never played because again they us were afraid they’d lose national powerhouse hockey dynasty. Ilove to say that they upset; the my biggest four of years aplayer. as They were a by True Dow ’80 and Marian Galleher ’81. a This was huge Sweet Briar prevailed! final The score withwas 2-1 goals onlyus because they thought it would an easy win. be Well, aformidablewas team, and that Isuspect they agreed to play competed each against other hockey,” in Alice says. “ODU 1978.in was,“It and still remains, the only time our schools especially game difficult against Old DominionUniversity a four-year field hockey player for Crispen, remembers an their Sweetpart Briar of experience. Alice Dixon ’82, also and heart to compete.” mined female athletes coming to Sweet Briar with adesire an importantis milestone. It represents 100years deter of at College the hockey competition field yearsconsecutive of it isn'tgame—and an easy game to master. One-hundred female athletes,” Tracy says. hockey astrong,“Field is athletic Briar College attracted not academic just students, but also had to alegacy uphold. important“It's to note that Sweet her the 1919team picture and reminding the team that they from the legendary coach and remembers Crispen showing Tracy Stuart ’93 spent her four years at Sweet Briar learning either sport (or any other!) without hearing about Crispen. for the Vixens and you can’t to talk alumnae who played true passion, but she spent also many years coaching lacrosse almostCrispen—as everyone called her—field hockey was a known contributors to athletics the in College’s history. For ing 2008. in Indeed, Coach the Crispen one most is of well- Briar career 1977and in coached field hockeyuntil her pass field hockey coach: Jennifer Crispen, whobegan her Sweet century play at of Sweet Briar. like hers that up set the sport to achieve such success over a may have atough been coach, it’s leadership and strength follow it down the field,” saysCaroline. Although Constance told the girl to take the out, gum put it on her stick and your mouth?’ and the girl replied, gum.’‘Chewing Constance saw agirl on the chewing gum field.“Sheasked ‘What’s in says Caroline jokingly. She recalls one time when Constance to Sweet Briar Ithought going Iwas to get away from her,” camp up north Maine in and met her then, and when Iwent plebee first-hand. “Applebeescared me to death. I played at a field hockey for Sweet Briar and experienced Constance Ap For many, playing for Coach Crispen remains an important Crispen well knew the importance Sweet Briar’s of history. course,Of the College had another important leader and - - - Missy Ackerman’87takesashot miles an hour.” weren't getting scared hit by of ahard, plastic ball flying 75 toviduals Sweet Briar to play this sport—individuals who 1920s, 1940s, 1960s, 1990sand on. It drew tough indi says Tracy. “Women wanted to play this sport during the played continuously. “That says a lot about the program,” someagainst very strong and talented teams,” Alice recalls. lost our two games, we played very well and held our own ment alongside 13other teams. remember that while we“I the team had to through qualify atough regional tourna Division IIIField Hockey Championship. To get there, College’s teams could continue to play. personally recruiting friends and other athletes that so the thatthe year, of fall many athletes played multiple sports, letics greatly, including field hockey. When statedclasses in special those players are. “The playersfrom 2015 to 2017— that critical it was to fieldwithout teams anyinterruption.” to retain its NCAA and ODAC memberships. This meant Stone how knew important for it was the future athletics of studentsnumber of fell dramatically, but President [Phillip] “Following the failed attempt to close the College, our woman. “One hundred years especially is sweet,” says Alice. ue their speaks to legacy the character the Sweet of Briar The attempted closurein 2015 affected Sweet Briar ath Field hockey the is only sport at Sweet Briar that has The relentlessof fight the field hockey players to contin Current field hockey coach LottHannah knows how - - - - teammates the chance to play.” Students from teams all tried sports new to just give their fought for their College, their classmates and their teams. to sacrifice for Sweet Briar. These were the students who theirin and gut the love for their school that allowed them kind,” she says. had“They the fight in their spirit, gritthe known for their drive to rebuild their sport—are aspecial leave our mark.” for next,” says Coach Lott. we know we are“But training to holds. now we“Right aren’t sure what game we are training training on campus, they don’t even if know what the future the spring, they did virtual workouts. days, These they’re al pandemic, but they remain determined to succeed. In Of course,Of this year’s team faced been has with aglob Brick by Brick Field HockeyMotto: Sweet Briar landed on her feet again.” feet her on landed Briar Sweet while years for doing been we had work hard the world the with we shared and ours, was what We back bells! took those rang and rang and rang And bells! those We rang College. Bible Lancaster against win opener 2018 in came above ground ahome with brick first our Laying see. anyone could that brick first laying our before foundation the dig to needed to realize we first that came to come. We years for quickly foundation the Brick.’ building we were We knew by ‘Brick motto our we established that of aleague.” joining layer next the for ready finally is and by brick brick up to. itself built has team to lose The we used that teams very the against streaks winning of keeping pride the We know now off. paid has work hard that years, three last the Over all effort. our to show goal no be would there end by the that we knew when playing, into even heart whole our put and games into go we would tight, wrapped-up legs and to sticks taped arms With immense. was perseverance resilience and of amount The players. hockey field experienced and players softball players, of first-time a first-year,consisted the team Rosemary Austin ’21: Austin Rosemary Lott: Coach
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- 7 fall 2020 8 sbc.edu served as aReunion for Gifts as served Chair her class, national the YWCA, the Athletic Association and the QVs. at Sweet Briar. the Judicial She amember also was of Board, proach. She class treasurer was her in first andsecond years looks up to.” culture for along time now and the example that everyone field hockey been team has the backbone Sweet Briar's of and give you support when you need it most. That's why the hold you accountable, show concern when you're troubled teachand will you the that skills allow you to grow.will They However, your afamily has also back when it really matters are afamily, and like just afamily, we don't always get along. looks to,” says Rosemary Austin ’21. means that also “It we team means that Iam the example that everyone on campus ted than 100years those of ago. on the field hockey“Being Bee Thayeratherhome Thayer Field commitment,sportsmanshipandachievementinsport. continuous four-yearoutstanding orriderwhohas demonstrated varsityathlete Cannie, itisoneofSweetBriar’s mostprestigious awards. Ithonorsan first Cannie wasthe the Crylser recipient of Award. Namedafter reunion offame, hall tobeingamemberofthe in2013.Inaddition Cannie CryslerShafer’78(secondfrom herclassmatesat right)with Bee has been atireless been has Bee volunteer for the College. She has Clearly, today’s field hockey players are no less commit having apractical, forthright ap athlete described been and as has particularly its athletic program. generous Sweet support Briar, of husband Brad, their because of Newman Thayer ’61 and her Fameof member Mildred “Bee” team. The field is named for Hall home to the Vixen field hockey College dedicated Thayer Fieldas Bee was a biology major abiology was andBee In 2009, the of fall Sweet Briar - - cation that make Sweet Briar the very special place it is.” that the sisters were “prime examples the caring of and dedi Outstanding Alumnae Award, President Barbara Hill noted the Sweetof Briar Directors. Board of When presenting the andBee Ginger’s father, J. Wilson Newman, amember was man ‘09, currently is coach the Sweet of Briar lacrosse team. Trista, graduated 1995. in Another niece, Meredith New whole family woven is into the Sweet fabric Briar. of A niece, ed into the Sweet Fame Briar Hall of 2006. in Indeed the recipient—along with her sister, Ginger. She induct was Council. She and Brad on served the college’s Campaign Advisory Network on Women Philanthropists’ Award Excellence. of 1994, Sweet Briar named her its recipient The of National alumnae fund chair for the alumnae association and in reunion chair giving and alumnae fund chair. She the was up and got back on the field,” she says.“With tape flying, the game“When knocked them down, they taped themselves future generations to come.” mindedopen and determined to keep this sport going for says. admire these women who“I came into the program were little or few players to keep the foundation alive,” she hard to constantly keep this sport going even when there her team’stance of history at Sweet Briar. “Women worked In 1994, named was Bee the Outstanding Alumnae Award Like her teammate, Alexis “AJ” Jones ’21 feels the impor Coach Lott knows the determination her players of well. Alexis “AJ” Jones ’21 moves down the field Alexis “AJ”Jones’21movesdownthe - - - - College.” the growth, sustainability and increased prestige the of was.growth The fieldhockey of at Sweetwill mean Briar one and that Sweet Briar becomes the hockey hub it once theimagine future hockey at of Sweet Briar to avibrant be and aspace is for youth and adult hockey to leagues play. “I a future where the College hosts preseason tournaments increase the the talent roster. pool of Coach Lott imagines fightingbeen tooth and nail to prove ourselves,” she says. before. “Since Crispen’s death, and since again 2015, we have that her team stands on the shoulders those who of came about the College’s earliest players, Coach Lott knows also competing with pride!’” 20 years, Iwant to see the field hockey team competing and and our play might! Because when with of all Icome back in scoreboard, they said, ‘We are going to get back out there sweat dripping, down numbers on the field and on the Bring on the next century, Vixens. You’ve got this. Each year, the team strives to improve their record and And like just Crispen did when she talked to Tracy Stuart Mary Jane Schroder Oliver Hubbard ’62 (coach) Mildred “Bee” Newman Thayer ’61 CryslerCannie Shafer ’78 Anna Pai Chao ’57 Missy Ackerman ’87 (player and coach) 2017 TrueSally Dow-Datilio ’80 2012 Jennifer Crispen (coach) 2009 (coach) Gascoigne Cara 2007 2006 Hall ofFame of Sweet Briar’s Field Hockey Members
the speed of the game. It has also made made game. also Ithas of the speed the on the athletes, mentally and physically, and mentally athletes, the on have taken place, sticks and goalie gear gear goalie and have place, taken sticks demanding and requires a strong work work astrong requires and demanding Sometimes, that means making certain certain making means that Sometimes, meant for field hockey,” field for meant continues. she it was a 100 years ago. “It has become ago. a100 “It years was it become has Coach Lott. “The team spends 50% of 50% spends team “The Lott. Coach Briar so they can practice on a surface a surface on practice can they so Briar to stop plays rather than just stopping stopping just than rather plays to stop have become lighter to accommodate accommodate to lighter have become as their sleep, dining, social and study study and sleep, dining, social their as can start as early as 6 a.m. and end as as 6a.m. as end early and as start can a fast-pass game that requires goalies goalies requires that game a fast-pass skill, cohesiveness and ability to move ability and skill, cohesiveness their time practicing away from Sweet Sweet away from practicing time their to bring the ball off the ground,” the says ball off the to bring “These athletes are committed. Since Since committed. are athletes “These we are not on our property, practices practices property, our not on we are ethic paired with a desire to improve. adesire with paired ethic late as 10 p.m. These times put strain late 10 as strain put times p.m. These goals, and there has been a big push abig push been has there and goals, increases greatly when on turf,” on says when greatly increases athletes have decided it is worth the the worth is it haveathletes decided Rosemary. “Due to the changes that that changes to the “Due Rosemary. Being a student-athlete on any on level is astudent-athlete Being Obviously, the game isn’t the same as as same isn’tObviously, the game the field to play and practice on. “Their on. “Their practice play to and field grass fields a hindrance to the new the to a hindrance fields grass those concessions is finding a turf turf a finding is concessions those concessions that a typical college college atypical that concessions cost in order to get time on turf.” on time to get order in cost schedules are affected. All of the of the All affected. are schedules For the field hockey team, field one of For the student may not have to make.student Turf vs. Grass playing style.”playing 9 fall 2020 10 sbc.edu time inaresidencetime room hall Annika Kuleba'22spend Born'22(left)and Pauli It Work Making In the class, students engineer asolution to aproblem for an external Community class, which took place during the spring 3-week session. how to you when get everyone hands-on campus? off is look like. continue even after things go back to normal—whatever that might creative we’ve ideas implemented have successful, so been they may brought creative and ideas aresilient spirit to bear. In fact, the some of our promise to students. quite the it same was, as and we must still find creative ways to keep dance classes. on hand at home. The Athletics Department offeredonline yoga and lessons. learning Hands-on done was with whatever students had Government Association held online meetings. Faculty created video ways for prospective students to campus visit virtually. The Student lege’s developed platform. learning ofOffice Admissions online The Everyone became experts Zoom, in Google Meet and Canvas, the Col moment. to shift to distance learning March. in It atrue was make-it-work but like many so other schools, Sweet Briar had to make the decision that we would face aworldwide pandemic before the spring break, Hands-On Learning .From aDistance Bethany Brinkman did that just for her Engineering Design the in learning theHands-on ahallmark is Sweet of Briar experience. But Whether we’re apart or together, the Sweet Briar community has And although we returned to on-campus life in August, nothing is Students and faculty had to the re-imagine Sweet Briar experience. When 2019-2020academic year began, we could not have predicted -
11 fall 2020 12 sbc.edu projects. projects. have access to the tools that they needed to complete their Bethany put teams together to ensure that everyone would a screwdriver at home? Based on the student responses, to any specialty tools or equipment or did they have just did they have just their bedroom floor? Did they have access space they had. Did they have agarage to spread out or in they’dthan if the in been classroom. spread over all the country—had access to different tools thethe clients. needs of Likewise, the students—by now and students are together alab, in but the pandemic shifted client. Normally, the clients and projects are pre-selected did curbside pickup. curbside did items were either delivered directly to the students or they placed an order through the students’ local stores and the already they had, needed but additional if supplies, Bethany the most part, students were tasked to work with what they sulating tent for personnel military on deployment.” For machinesewing worked on aspecialty light and sound-in integrated with two crates, dog and the student with a chine shop tasked was with building aconsole table that exceptional product testing and data collection she as de project had four herself, dogs and able was to do some really being essentially agrabber. “The student who worked on the and astudent the in class designed adevice that ended up this team, the sophomore and her family were the clients, dog’s leash/treats/notes while still being six feet apart.” For owners,dog they needed some way to able be toa hand off the pandemicof and the extra the vulnerability elderly of neighborhood. With physical distancing required because regularly volunteers to for walk dogs the elderly their in ers device. our then-sophomores one “The familyof of “For example,” Bethany told us, “the student with ama Bethany asked students to identify work what kind of One project worth particular mention the is dog-walk - - - - able to share her dance love with more of the members of campus were able to participate and Cortney enjoyed being campus.”on nity to still feel the engagement activities without of being many students and even alumnae appreciated the opportu having myself toimagined ever teach from home. Ithink up my music with speakers and alaptop,” she says. never “I space not as to so break my any own belongings and of set for about four weeks. cleared out my“I living room to make in quarantine. could remain engaged and active while they were home and wanted to find a way to keep the goingclass so that students and Samantha Bickel, the facility coordinator for the FAC, then COVID hit. It really was startingbefore to take off spring break, but class that provides a total cardio body and aerobic workout. Cortney Lewandowski Zumba-style’12, ahigh-energy was class.in the classes, One of Dance NMotion taught by and give them value-added things to do when they weren’t towas enhance life the for of quality students on campus cooking classes, language sign and yoga. The idea,course, of implemented arobust extracurricular plan activities of like Dancing ataDistance Bethany. were more independent and engaged than we expected,” said experience. “The most pleasant surprise was that students have wished, there were definitelysome positives about the us. told signed, tested and the perfected product,” finished Bethany Because the online, class was alumnae who don’t live near set up a They Google Meet and Cortneytaught the class Despite the distance caused by the pandemic, Cortney At year, last the of beginning theof Office Student Life Although it isn’t what Bethany or her students would - were and bring career to services their doors,” said Barb. livery service. “We were trying to meet students where they “Career Dash” DoorDash, of aspoof an is online food de that’s when we moved to aCareer Dash model,” she told us. programminglose the window spring in of semester, so to ensure it. “We really back knew March in that we would beforeas brought and has creative of kinds all to ideas bear mined to offer carethe same level andpersonal of attention Watts, the the director career of center, services deter was and quarantine? attention one-on-one possiblekind of during apandemic able to network with alumnae and much more. But that is personal statements and cover letters, ensured students were ed students to job and graduate school fairs, helped review jobs and negotiate asalary. hosted The andstaff transport LinkedIn profiles were up to date,find and interview for teach them how to put together aresume, make sure their more than 1,000hours each year meeting with students to CenterServices very busy. Before the pandemic, spent staff ing those searchesin keepsthe theSweet staff BriarCareer the studentpart of experience at Sweet Briar and support Finding WhatComesNext Buffalo, far as as New York,Bedford, andTexas Florida.” a great stress reliever well. as We were able to reach people active and healthy during times like these important. is It is knowing that everyone enjoying was themselves. Staying happened the all time,” she observed. agreat was feeling“It students and alumnae who wished this aclass that was Sweet Briar community. connected with many more“I Founders’ Daydesertfrom Rookie’s mobiledessert bar Lauren Jones‘22(left)andHannahDensonenjoy a with alumnae. timefinding They spent a lot freeof resources with everything from graduate school prep to networking put resources together aone-page of list to help students Barb and Career Services Associate Baylee Anne Worth ’18 Despite the distance brought on by the pandemic, Barb You bet. In some cases, it’s even better. Finding ajob or graduate school always has akey been - - - -
ment. Because traveling isn’t an issue, more agencies can be aliberaluse arts major to get ajob the in federal govern website, working on Capitol Hill and beyond, and how to creating afederal resume, how to navigate the federal jobs the broken expo was into multiple sections on topics like more to travel, attend and return home. This year, however, and agencies—after all, not everyone can take day afull or eral Career Expo, were often prohibitive for both students convenient for them. Likewise, fairs like full-day the Fed can’t attend, they can the review sessions at atime more For one thing, they can recorded, be astudent that so even if from and sometimes virtual events have some real benefits. dozens, notbeen hundreds, if virtual events to choose of on printed posters around campus. Obviously, there have colored Sweet Briar coffee mug. students who complete it are still rewarded with abrightly Brooks. The traditionalis senior now survey online and Designing your Path from College to Career by Katherine exploration group using the book You Majored in What? page, added resources to their website, and hosted acareer to that, they’ve created acourse Canvas in and aFacebook the searchpart of and moved on to another. In addition for easy it was students up”“level when they completed one searches. broke They thesearches into small piecesso that to make the agame senior out year of job and grad school class or practice, making the sessions even more efficient. means that students can have asession right before or after it easy for students to up sign for help, and no travel time where to click. Automated calendaring sessions made has of and Baylee can see the students’ screens and tell them exactly dents a more in efficient way.”virtualDuring session, a Barb says Barb, it turns out that“But it helps more serve us stu “That’s not what we would have thoughtbefore of COVID,” virtual appointments doingbeen alot of and screen shares. for students, like buzzfile.com and upkey.com. And, they’ve during Medford Taylor’s photographyclass garden butterfly Asha Stewart‘21takesaphotointhe To make it easy to up sign for virtual events, QR codes are the mostOne of creative Barb ideas and Baylee had was - - - 13 fall 2020 14 sbc.edu new clinicnew opened on Oct. 6. location gave the College the best chance for success. The necessity to complete the $500,000 renovation quickly, the spaceof and easy access for emergency vehicles. Given the selected was Chapel the best location plenty because it has construction firms. Ultimately, the lower level Memorialof on-campus locations and interviewed three architectural and Auxiliary Enterprises Luther Griffith had possiblereviewed Force, and Vice President for Finance, Operations and Canfield, whois heading up the College’s COVID-19 Task campus, on conducted be would Athletics Jodi Director that health needed services to available be on campus. campus, but returning to campus during apandemic meant the College to build partnerships with medical off services clinic. health onsite an leddemic to has one other positive change at Sweet Briar: engage our community from adistance, the current pan Sweet Briar On-Campus HealthServicesReturnto Briar small. is zations that might not have come to campus because Sweet answered. And ultimately, students have access to organi their offices. The chat feature allows questionsmore to get represented because representatives can from dial in just to flexible.” be more be will important than ever because it teaches students ketable whatever in area you go into. A liberal arts education opportunity that help you will mar that be skills gain will in-personin settings. Therefree are online lotstraining of experiences“Employers understand will don’t if take place professionally and take steps that in direction,” she says. onfocused the long-range what you of view want to do to remember that the pandemic only is temporary. “Keep monthly directors meeting to do idea sharing,” she says. ia Association Colleges and of Employers put has together a University Lynchburg of and Randolph College. The Virgin remote March, in I’ve meeting been with colleagues at The heavily on her colleagues at other schools. “Since we went to learn about what we do,” says Barb. She relying been also geography aburden. even less is of nae are more than ever before willing to to talk students and compassion for students who are trying to find work. Alum atory conversations. Barb found has that there alot is of Upon entering the clinic, new students are greeted by a Within deciding that weeks of the 2020semester fall For the few last years, more it was financially feasible for In addition to finding creative ways to teach, learn and One other benefit? People are more virtual open to explor The bestThe pieceadvice of that Barb has forjob seekers is “It’s really about been creating pathways new for students - -
- - - - were the aresult many between of the discussions Student distancing and facial covering guidelines. “COVID captains The ensurecaptains also thateveryone is followingsocial events and doing temperature and other symptom checks. and their classmates safe by checking students and in out of student leaders have volunteered to help keep themselves changes at Sweet the Briar pandemic. because of The StudentExperience the clinic. The clinic accepts studentinsurance for care. health at Sweet Briar for several years, operates also out of havioral Health, which supporting been has student mental center, not simply those related to COVID-19. Horizon Be to the best medical expertise available the in area. ship with HealthWorks ensures that Sweet Briar access has workplace wellness provider. Centra,As part of the partner tral Virginia’s only comprehensive occupational health and a partnership between Sweet Briar and HealthWorks, Cen health clinic. The health is clinic staffed byaof asnurse part the campus community may tested be for COVID-19 at the aneed forthe of COVID-19 case testing. Any member of enough space to support the up health to 700students. of may have exposed been to COVID-19. The new hasclinic separate entrance and additional exam room for people who Briar IDcard. In addition to three exam rooms, there a is telehealth room that students can access using their Sweet large, waiting open area. nearAlso the front a24/7 door: One of the biggestOne of additions COVID is captains. These In addition to the health clinic, there have other been Of course,Of student all health needs can met by be the new The clinic provides health care only for students, exceptin - - - warm outside, the community member every of able was to held outside the in Dell. Although it was August and alittle this fall, though with adjustments. convocation Opening was ing forward, even once COVID athreat.” less is of We keeping actually be will the event approval process mov and marketing overall because they’re forced to start early. planning feedback,” she told us. “It’s led to better planning advance for COVID and guidelines provide general event an event approval process where Ican their review events in are embracing the changes. understand “They why thereis health and safety measures at campus events,” Reesa says. we must undertake necessary changes, like having additional here, but understand that order in to keep each other safe, bly. think that on us campus most are of thankful“I to be to COVID the idea of captains and are behaving responsi taking measuresalso for the community’s health and safety.” says. allows“It students to still have events on campus while well. “Personally, Ibelieve that this system wonderful,” is she Council and aCOVID captain thinks the system working is the Student Events Committee.” following appropriate COVID-19 forth set guidelines by attending campus approved events are correctly and safely havetains gone through proper training to ensure students members, and trained student volunteers. All COVID cap including class officers, SGA cabinet and executive board ganization. include “They many student leaders on campus, COVID captain and president the Campus Events of Or Task Force during summer 2020,” says Reesa Artz ’22, a Oktoberfest ’21paintpumpkinsduring Reesa Artz’22andSydneyCampbell Many of theMany traditional of events have able been to take place Director Student of Engagement Jess Austin says students Sydney and Reesa both say that students have open been Sydney Campbell ’21, who president is the Inter-Club of - - - - the safety Sweet and Briar.” wellbeing of campus for their peers on the weekends and advocating for ing, being respectful to others’ needs, organizing events on stay on campus, following COVID guidelines, volunteer theproud students. of Isee students purposely choosing to for the being here sake and of being safe. Iam immensely make sacrifices to their traditional Sweet Briar experience citizen and the students have proven that they are to willing different. At thethe day, end of it’s aboutbeing a responsible circumstances. hard is to“It seethe place that Ilove look so classmates she even as acknowledgesof thethe difficulty our pieces!”of fall, not live, be will having be alive, we will showing video to purify the air. While our dance concert, at least for the the dance rooms, UV lights are turned on after class every an oven once aweek to remove any germs on it,” she says. “In dancers have given been an that N95mask to is heated be in safetybalance that and learning of part program. as of “All dancer at Sweet Briar, she’s far pleased so been with the which held was outside front in the library. of And a as see what we can come up with next.” creative and flexible during time,this andinterested I am to students and the College have finding been many ways beto by being creative and flexible,” Sydney says.find“I that the the were key aspects of the same. able was “SGA to do this ablewas to successfully host Step Singing too, and many attend and enjoy the our stunning beauty campus. of SGA SGA president Madeleine McAllister ’21 agrees with her Reesa says impressed was by the Founders’ Day Dance, good thingsaboutthepandemic,in invaluable toaSweetBriarstudent. which havelongbeenahallmarkof terms ofcareerterms services,onething program, pleasereach outtoBarb has been a challenge: internships, has beenachallenge:internships, the SweetBriarexperience.Ifyou Internships are aChallenge credit andjobexperiencecanbe Watts [email protected] a paid internship, onefor course a paidinternship, 381-6465. 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THE QUAD Women and Gender the in World Soci in and STEM including two classes from the leadership core curriculum: about it, Igot to live it.” education here Sweet Briar. But only instead hearing of dom and empowerment that well so is known about our even through the computer, the Ihad free asmall taste of more excited to arrive on campus and start classes because, perience being aSweet Briar of woman. It made me much I could the the get ahang classes and ex get of ataste of fall. Erica Smith ’24 says, loved how,“I student, anew as being aSweetfeel Briar of student prior to arriving the in audited. ty could well. as The classes could taken be for credit or take classes online; the extended Sweet Briar communi online summer sessions. It wasn’t students just who could lege working was on. The College launched also aseries of COVID-19 pandemic, that wasn’t the only thing the Col Briar spent was addressing the changes wrought by the Six courses were offered from mid-June through late July, Several first-year students the used time to get the true Although the much spring of and summer at Sweet on the ONLINE SUMMER SESSIONS Staying Connectedwith QUAD - - - - - as aprofessor,”as she said. session my by was most far one of memorable experiences future. teaching been for 15years,“I've and this summer hopes the College offers summer courses the in again who taught Women and Gender in The World, says she up.” came inevitably philosophy conversation whenever asubjective ethics question or of enjoyed how the very small class sizehelped to facilitate more typical in-person terms,” Michelle said. really also “I still up to the usual rigor standards expected during of could do with things they had around the house but were the how challenges to of design experiments that everyone courses being online. really enjoyed“I working through and felt Society in thatSTEM were some benefits to the Education. in American Government and Adapting for Diverse Learners Ancient World, Introduction East, to Modern Middle ety. Other courses included Magic and Witchcraft the in Associate professor art history Kimberly of Morse-Jones, Assistant engineering professor Michelle Gervasio taught around campus news ¬es
that continue it will to aplace be of pastoral nature Mt. of San Angelo so ers. VCCA intends to maintain the writers, artists visual and compos hostedhas working thousands of Angelo 1978. in Since then, VCCA Charlottesville,in Va., to Mt. San It moved from its original location that necessarycus so is to their work. composers to have the privacy and fo retreat for writers, artists visual and home.nent from the College and to have aperma to purchase the land it leasing was the 2019with the spring proposal of program for 42years. the homeVCCA’s of artist residency Mt. San Angelo, which as served has the land buildings at and of all of lege. The purchase includes 410acres Angelo estate from Sweet Briar Col pleted the the purchase Mt. of San Center for the Creative Arts com Sweet BriarCollege purchases Mt.SanAngeloproperty from Virginia CenterfortheCreative Arts VCCA established was a 1971as in VCCA approached Sweet Briar in Earlier this summer, the Virginia - - - - - full accessfull to the recreational and ing. VCCA Fellows residence in have learn higher of institution an with residencies the in country affiliated our fiftieth anniversary year.” welcome Fellows back during 2021, buildings and grounds that so we can months making improvements to the busy be overwe will the next several ily due to the COVID-19 pandemic, “Although VCCA closed is temporar ecutive Director Kevin O’Halloran. this relationship,” said VCCA Ex VCCA looks forward to continuing both institutions over the years, and This partnership strengthened has street from our long-time partner. our permanent home—across the a position to make Mt. San Angelo we couldn’t more be pleased to in be erty available to for us 42years, and College, which made has the prop residence there. contemplationquiet for the Fellows in VCCA the one few is artist of “We are grateful to Sweet Briar - - - - Design and the Arts. Sweet Briar’s Center for Creativity, VCCA an integral also is part of the College’sof three-week sessions. campus to teach aclass during each andulum brings VCCA Fellows to Sweet Briar’s leadership core curric the Fellows Studio, which apart is of inars and classes. One such class is organizations includes events, sem the ties across Highway 29.” we look forward to further nurturing exceptionally strong,stitutions is and The relationship between the two in and land that called it has its home. VCCA’s desire to own the facilities said. “We support and understand Sweet Briar President Meredith Woo liberal arts tradition at Sweet Briar,” Briar community. portunities to students and the Sweet themselves often provide cultural op artists the College,the indeed, and provided by opportunities cultural The relationship between the two arts are at the the“The heart of ON
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THE QUAD recognition inthemedia On aRoll: in thein Washington Examiner. She fatal to U.S. colleges,” printed was solutionone-size-fits-all could be America.”rural support supporting rural“By colleges, we can communities. explained, She local colleges like Sweet Briar and their affect drastically could pandemic perspective on how the COVID-19 Times-Dispatch. In it, she shared her America,” in appeared The Richmond first op-ed, that bind“Ties rural pandemic on higher education. Her about the thetwo impact op-eds of uncertain times. attentionamount of despite these the College received has aremarkable reopening safely during the pandemic, attempted closure five years ago to From Sweet Briar’s success after the lets both regionally and nationally. attention across major media out Briar received positive awealth of President Woo’s second op-ed, “A President Meredith Woo wrote summer, and spring the Over Sweet - Sweet Briar receives praise and Sweet Briarreceives praiseand every student.every the school’s of “Many and ability to offer single rooms to lege’s extensive campus, small classes showcased the the Col benefits of its studentsof and community, and to meet the health and safety needs fect”—explored Sweet Briar’s ability during the pandemic, that sounds per tiny and isolated. For some students recent feature college article—"This is growth and development. Her most articles about the College’s history, over five years written and has several followedhas Sweet Briar’s story for article the in Washington Post. Susan coverage occurred Susan was Svrluga’s pandemics,” wrote. she and relate to each other the in age of for how learn, we solutions live, work leadties the will way finding in new that American colleges and universi reopening plans. have little doubt“I requiredface if to adhere to identical universities and small colleges would explored the complex issues that large Perhaps the most significant media
- - - provider, Meriwether Godsey—was conjunction with our dining service ic. Sweet Briar’s plan—developed in tions during the COVID-19 pandem and diningmanaging services opera plans for College’sthe highlighted The article Campus.” Distanced the Socially “Welcome to Education, Higher of the Chronicle in article feel safe. You feel home.” like that—you look around and you peace. The whole campus tends to be trees are tall, so it’s almost like perfect one stretch the in where woods the “On aloop around campus, there’s lis, ajunior from Denver, who said, article, Susan interviewed Tatum Wal Susan wrote the in article. For the pastimes can pandemic-friendly,” be Sweet Briar featured also was an in thought-leadership sbc.edu/president/ on ourwebsite: self? You canfindthem Woo’s op-edsforyour- Want toread President
- - - and elsewhere, Sweet Briar College is study abroadof programs France in pandemic that led to has suspension culture dwindled. has interested the in French language and the Sweetas number Briar of students from colleges other than Sweet Briar, support gone has mostly to students scholarships. In recent years, the largely supported students through thein country. Its endowment has and most venerable such programs of program France in among is the oldest tunities to its students. offer oppor more educational global Junioras Year France, in and instead with its study abroad program, known reposition the endowments associated “A significant hit: Small colleges in normalcy. of sense to offer semester afall with agreater dent-to-professor ratio and the ability for its spacious campus, stu 8-to-1 praisedalso University in Business one. wanted who The was College to offer asingle room to any student Sweet Briar featured was for its ability continue to different be the in fall. explored wouldand how education classes during the spring semester they shifted from in-person to online the differences between colleges as This Fall: What to Expect,” noted Report, College Experience“The pandemic. campus community fed during the ble issue and keeping scenario our of extensive and addressed possi every programming study abroad program inFrancetosupportglobal Sweet BriarCollegeshiftstheendowmentofits Now the the in COVID-19 midst of Sweet Briar’s junior year abroad Sweet Briar College decided has to A Richmond-Times article, Dispatch An article U.S. in News & World - - - owned by the Virginia Center for the residence in Auvillar, France, that is the College’s three-week term at the Sweet Briarbenefit of students taking endowments now for used be will the abroad. study uniquely suited for an immersive terms built into its calendar that are Briar College two three-week has said President Meredith Woo. Sweet and study Europe in and elsewhere,” mersion activities, internships global foreign country to more rapid im entire academic year or semester a in shifting been has from spending an rience. “Global exposure for students aglobaldynamism cultural of expe grams, to expose its students to the than the traditional study abroad pro embracing more effective ways, other reopen safety, the Roanoke Times stories on our ability to and op-eds said. know where our students are,” she the contact tracing and make sure we not at just atechnological level—do for to—at some us personal level, and students, which then makes it easier make sure that we keep track our of always small, been it’s alot easier to our community. we have“Because ability to better prepare and monitor that Sweet Briar’s size provided the In the article, President Woo observed preparing for unknowns. ayear of full and safety issues, many colleges were With potential anumber of financial in Virginia faced due to the pandemic. the uncertainty that many so colleges to weather COVID-19,” highlighted Virginia rely on close-knit community To that end, the proceeds from the In addition to these feature news - - - abroad. abroad. to have atruly immersive experience ships that enable Sweet Briar students world and to support global intern week term to various the parts of Sweet Briar during faculty the three- other global studies trips organized by Auvillar, for used be the will funds with VCCA.ship the College’sbenefits of close relation Briar and faculty demonstrate the in Auvillar taught be will by Sweet Creative Arts. The three-week courses President Woosaid. safe, we are healthful, we are smart,” we can say with true credibility, we are actually an incredible situation where campus during the pandemic. is “This to safely welcome students back to tinue to and rise the College able was alumnae support and donations con curriculum. The editorial noted that tuition and restructure the academic made thehas in recent past to reset and the strategic moves its leadership onfocused the College’s strengths closure 2015. in Dwayne Yancey comebacking) since the attempted Briar’s remarkable not (but surpris published an editorial about Sweet Creativity, Design and the Arts. under the auspices the Center of for gramming for the global humanities, The support also pro will funds In addition to the experience at news site at sbc.edu/news. stories—and our more—on You can find these news ON
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THE QUAD Innovative Schools Innovative for 24th place with Bryn Mawr, Middle News & World Report. Sweet Briar tied 2021 Best Colleges rankings by U.S. the to according Schools, Innovative the named one nation’sbeen as of Most core curriculum, whose 10 courses are created and honed its leadership new forward. women increasingly will lead the way leadership for the 21st century, which in on this educational to legacy redefine ethical. Today, Sweet Briar building is ship that collaborative, is supportive and particularly democratic leader form of communities, and societies, exercising a theiron families, pillars to as of serve educatedhas women who have gone innovations. institutional and distinction, recognition in its academic of Sweet Briar singled been has out for this is This thesecond timein three years that other school in Virginia to make the list. The University Richmond of is the only National Liberal Arts College category. andbury two other institutions the in Sweet BriarAgainNamed Sweet Briar College once has again In the past two years, Sweet Briar has For over acentury, Sweet Briar College - - colleges recognizes its ability to foster innovative most the of one as selection college the in nation. ited engineering programs at awomen’s onlygram two one is of ABET-accred- thein country, and its engineering pro the one oldestis of equestrian programs College’s award-winning riding program academic and residential buildings. The comprised 21Georgian Revival of District, Historic College Briar Sweet 26,000-square-foot greenhouse and the wildflower meadows, a state-of-the art It contains lakes, vineyards, an apiary, and laboratory for the academic program. beautiful the in nation, anatural is canvas most and largest the campus, of one Briar brings many assets. Its 2,800-acre the century, new demands of Sweet women leadersof who can meet the sustainable. economically to them that are socially, politically and challengeslogical solutions and devise stand global environmental and techno- edge need and they skills to will under- designed to give its students the knowl The President Woo, said,“Sweet Briar’s In educating the next generation by U.S.News&World Report Among Nation’s Most - - are making on their campuses. the cutting-edgebecause changes of they those the public should watching be states that the top-ranked schools are listed.be U.S. News & World Report to receive or seven more nominations to life, technology or facilities. A school had curriculum,of faculty, students, campus most innovative improvements terms in ranking categories that are making the colleges or universities their in respective weredeans asked to nominate up to 15 presidents, provosts admissions and the spring 2020. and summer of College assessmentpeer conducted survey in U.S. News & World Report’s annual by top academics who participated in tradition the liberal arts.” of bilities inherent within the time-honored also anof affirmationalso the creative possi ways. By extension, this recognition is creative,in responsible and sustainable able to conserve and steward our world and educate women leaders be who will Sweet Briar’s ranking determined was - discussion, some video, inter some some discussion, hour-long lecture. There alot was of we weren’t sitting just there for an During the Alumnae College classes, students have access to these days. about the range disciplines our of theall classes because curious Iwas Barbara Conner ’85. signed up for“I topicsvariety fascinating,” was of says “Each class unique and was the“Each Alumnae College GoesVirtual subjects: curriculum. Thesixcore classesoffered covered avarietyofdifferent highlighting three coursesintheCollege’s leadershipcore Alumnae Collegereturned thisyearwithtwoweekendsessions
CORE 170: 140: CORE CORE 130: CORE 210: CORE 160: CORE 180:
Women andGenderintheWorld taughtbyKimberly MorseJones Decisions inaData-DrivenWorld taughtby Steven Loftus Contemporary EthicalQuestionstaughtby ChrisPenfield Dollars andSensetaughtbyAugustHardy STEM inSocietytaughtbyJohnMorrissey Sustainable SystemstaughtbyLisaPowell - makes you want to go back to college!” It ways. compelling in interactive and edge. They were engaging, interesting and breadth the professors’ of knowl dents. impressed Iwas by the depth tion from class to class for their stu professors would weave the informa session, but you could see how the engaged. Each class astand-alone was active polling, etc., to keep students - - - today. into what it’s like to astudent be who attended received areal glimpse back to their days on campus. Those core classes transported our Vixens ing the various sessions. Attending the Alumnae College and enjoyed attend rave reviews for this year’s virtual Overall, our dedicated alumnae had ON ON
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THE QUAD and saba to campus in use dining and for special occasions. for Meriwether Wray Chef Godsey Warner to make jelly tion! There would enough be Cabernet Sauvignon grapes grapes for asmall harvest. You the can imagine anticipa the year, we started to hear that there would enough be through the challenging frost this past spring. Earlier in vineyards have done exceptionally well and proved hardy We roughly knew when the grapes would ready: be some Though only their in second year, the Sweet Briar the Harvest - - project manager, up set aharvesting station the in vineyard frost. October 2 turned out to the be perfect day. thejust right time: after rain and before much danger of ity. “We worked with the vineyard manager and waited for the Centerof for Human and Environmental Sustainabil some clusters ready to harvest,” Powell, said Lisa director by the weather. “We for knew several weeks that we’d have time early in October. But, the exact date determined was On that day, Lisa, along with Gary Canfield, business - up empty baskets and went back out multiple times. They station to weighed be and recorded. Most them picked of trios.in As they baskets, filled they brought them to the ing the grapes,” says Lisa. worked“They alone, pairs in or vineyard. spent about harvest an hour and“They ahalf students grabbed their tools and dispersed through the culling, plus general and COVID safety. Ready to roll, the through an orientation on proper cluster cutting and fruit adorned the harvesting station. The harvest crew went net Sauvignon growing. is along Stable Road toward the green barn where the Caber with the harvest. They streamed through the vineyards and welcomed the students who answered the call to help Scales, baskets, clippers and plenty hand sanitizer of the way, and some were surprised by how sweet the grapes were.” empty baskets and went back out multiple times. They sampled abitalong them to the stationto beweighed and recorded. Most ofthem picked up They worked alone, inpairs orintrios.As they filled baskets, they brought - - grape selfies were taken! itive, workings maintaining such of an operation. Many learning something about the intricate, and often repet how sweet the grapes were.” sampled abit along the way, and some were surprised by sauces, dressings and marinades. and saba (agrape must reduction) condiments, to as use the first batches Sweet Briar of Cabernet Sauvignon jelly got straight to work processing the entire harvest, making at Prothro on the two back pick-up of trucks. The chef net Sauvignon grapes were delivered directly Wray to Chef Once the harvest complete, was Caber 262pounds of all The students enjoyed themselves the in vineyard, while Cheers to the future the Sweet of Briar vineyard. ON
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ther died when she relatively was young isiana, the daughter ajudge. of Her fa compassion and strength character. of ate with Sweet Briar today: leadership, theied many qualities we of still associ ninebeen—just years—but she embod president shorter was than it might have she lent her marvelous energies.” were the interests afew just of to which rights and the democracy definitions of tent teachers for women’s colleges, states’ and women university in posts, compe sity administration, the men parity of women, university standards and univer university forum, the interests college of productiveness, the drama, an open education,school labor, child literary important movement. social Secondary lie McVea with every associated herself the University Cincinnati said, of “Emi 1928,in Professor Martin Fischer from Writing about her following her death still progressive her views. many in of Aerial viewofcampus,circa 1920 The Early YearsThe Miss McVea born Lou was 1867in in Her tenure Sweet as Briar’s second Miss McVea deeply was religious, but ------of her life.of active the school alumna of for the rest School Raleigh, in and she would an be young educated Emilie was at St. Mary’s president St. of Augustine’s College. The to live with an aunt whose husband was and the family moved to Raleigh, N.C., that when she left to take up the reins Miss McVea well so was thought of women at the University Cincinnati, of Cincinnati she went. position at university, new his to off so that he recommended her for ateaching ti, he thought Miss McVea highly so of president at the University Cincinna of president that university of named was University of Tennessee. When the and taught English literature at the from George Washington University both bachelor’s and master’s degrees Following that, she went on to receive as was principal”“lady at St. Mary’s. positions leadership early educational president, Mary K. Benedict. her One of Briar to take over for the departing pressive career when she came to Sweet Miss McVea had already had an im Eventually promoted to dean of - - president ofSweetBriar McVeaEmilie in1916,whenshebecame McVea and Meta Glass regardless oftheir doctoral degrees. Benedict, Emilie presidents were degree. Mary K. Did You Until recently, had all earned called “Miss,” Sweet Briar’s Know? advanced advanced
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25 fall 2020 26 sbc.edu HISTORY established order. established to graduates acceptthe the toldconvention himself, up, defying he stood and but degrees, the conferring of part done his already however, He had not. did Cameron Morrison, Carolina, The governor of North with. agreed have likely McVeamessage Miss would a Itworld,” was he said. led the have conformists non- and radicals “The idols. smash precedent and disregard nonconformists, but McVea—to for Miss be of men, them graduates—all Josephus told the Daniels editor year, newspaper that commencement the address During 1921. in Carolina of University North the from degree honorary McVeaMiss her received Grammer Hall fromGrammer Hall west,1920 the work.” stant help and encouragement our in this cause—have ever acon been yourwell as loyalty unswerving to high ideals, your noble example—as regret at her departure, noted: “Your Association, expressing in their Hamilton County Woman’s Suffrage al inspiration” to many women. The trained college woman and aperson called her a “fine example the of Association Collegiate of Alumnae work for the city “inspiring” and the the commerce chamber of called her sincere interest.” The president of to help with active suggestions and noted that “she always been has ready JewishCouncil of Women, which appreciationof one was from the Amongorganizations. the letters tributes from array awide civic of at Sweet Briar 1916, in she received school girls. Isupposed that she has advice to public officials and weeping judicious afountainShe been has of beneficentevery civic movement. . . . ties our university, in and afactor in ameni social organizer of the chief thein higher education women, of teacher, an administrator and leader timents: an been inspiring has “She Her colleagues echoed those sen - - - - young community. welcome an impressive leader into its way their own problems.” terms, with them to alarge discuss in women, to meet men upon their own able, been has also, few other as thy with the confiding young. She times, great so her been sympa has vicariously love in been athousand en should trained be to leaders. be them, she believed that also wom whatever study course interested of women should able be to choose inclination without regard to sex.” the personal ability grounds and of should chosen be by the student on en, but for students. . .these courses planned,be not for men or for wom she wrote, “University courses should mand training.” new In alater essay, de conditions new vocations; tional todaywoman even for of her tradi fifty yearsof notwill ago prepare the she said aspeech, in “The education tion for women. As early 1910, as educa of the importance on views recognize and support Miss McVea’s A Woman of Principle Sweet Briar women today would Clearly, Sweet Briar about was to Just she as believed that young The cupolain1921 ------institutions in the south. the in institutions intended make Sweet Briar into the one premier of learning meet the admission standards to of collegiate work. Still, she “Academy,” which provided classes for those who did not yet demically. the Many students of were the institution’s part of at aschoolherself that struggling was financially and aca At Sweet Briar Carolina. to receive an honorary degree from the University North of visitors atof the University Virginia of and the first woman first womantheboard member of Colleges.ation of She the also was Colleges and the Southern Associ theboth Virginia Associationof College Women and president of the Southernof Association of Woman’s Club, secretary-treasurer She president was the Cincinnati of leadershipof throughout her career. a college train does leaders.” leadership various and kinds that of have aright to look forward to a necessity. They feel that women college education today almost is into professional any kind of life a noted that her students “recognize they want that to if enter the president the State of Teacher’s College Radford, in she things, “to train leaders thought of and affairs.” In a letter to She the spoke the university of aim of to be, among other Upon arriving in Amherst County, Miss McVea found She herself held many positions positions many held herself She Surgical dressings class,1918 - “Hyperion: ARomance” Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and withamanly heart.” shadowy future without fear is thine. Goforth tomeet the Wisely improve the present, it past, itcomes not back again. “Look not mournfully intothe - themselves, and while we realize taken take it has and will place the in educational world. These facts speak few for years acollege five of hundred students, andtake its rightful ment, Sweet Briar can become the within next five or six to her, saying, “With additional buildings, and an endow that 1919, in the student dedicated body the Briar Patch later. circumstance that came to 1919, in pass three just years dropped thebe as soon financial as condition warrants,” a and her cabinet had determined “that the Academy should and science. social By her the first end of year, the president student body, she stands at the threshold decade. anew of quate endowment, with increased facilities, with an enlarged Sweetpossibilities“The Briar areof unlimited. With ade In fact, she’d made such impact in three in short years Writing the in Sweet Briar Magazine 1916, in she said,
established, along with economics with along established, physics was separate of department ethics, English and languages. A botany, Greek, history, psychology, added courses bacteriology, in standards and admissions raised with for zeal service.” withfilled reverence for truth and the shadowy future without fear,’ her,guide she walks forth ‘to meet Her head erect, with knowledge to body,strong of mind. in vigorous years to come, awoman clear-eyed, Alma Mater the the woman of of In imagination Isee her the true She got to work to away. got right She She HISTORY - - 27 fall 2020 28 sbc.edu HISTORY of unseemly conduct with a man aman with conduct of unseemly fairly strict adherence to a code to acode adherence strict fairly Smoking and card playing were were playing card and Smoking student had been found “guilty found been had student be successful in the world. And And world. the in successful be as well as faculty, note that one one note that wellas faculty, as notes for the executive council, executive the for notes of conduct. For example,of conduct. there with young men and attending attending and men young with students. She clearly felt it was was it felt clearly She students. progressive in her views about about views her in progressive a deeply religious woman and and woman religious a deeply time and her culture. She was was She culture. her and time them, but to prepare them to them to prepare but them, she was also a product of her of her aproduct also was she which included the president president the included which education, but in many in ways, but education, routinely disciplined for such also forbidden. The meeting meeting The forbidden. also riding in closed automobiles automobiles closed in riding her duty, not just to educate to educate duty,her not just appropriate behavior for her her for behavior appropriate success in those days meant meant days those in success President McVea President clearly was on the train.” were the on Students privileges and, occasionally, privileges events without chaperones. chaperones. without events infractions, including losing losing including infractions, were very strict rules about about rules strict very were had strong opinions about about opinions strong had A Woman of Her Time Her expulsion. expulsion. Quad Road,1922 even in itseven in exquisite seclusion, has internationalism.and of Sweet Briar, larger, democracy finer meaning of interpreting to our generation the individuals,and as to do our part in the our ability, utmost of acollege as have taught endeavor, us; we will to humanity which these stern months patriotism, purpose,high of and of holdwill to courage, the ideals of of she said, “With our might all we war, the of end the about writing the YWCA and the Red Cross. In working and forAdministration letters,writing the supporting Food money,raising bandages, rolling engaged many in war activities: saw more than one global crisis. 1916 to 1925meant that she over Sweettime as Briar’s president from College endowment. In addition, her raising moneyof for the Sweet Briar honor at events held for the purpose announcements being the as of guest larly featured newspaper in society to recruit students. She regu was raise for funds Sweet Briar well as as accomplishment.” and for Miss McVea’s splendid initiative admiration gratitude and express our feel too, that words can but poorly many hands to carry on the work, we During World War I, the College Miss McVea went on the road to - - Sweet Briar, the rapid increase in areservice evident to who all know yourcesses nine of years arduous of faculty wrote, “The material suc duties. by the her strain administrative of health, ill apparentlyof brought on 1925 after suffering many months robust, submitted her resignation in man’s work, and Miss McVea, never ing Sweet Briar, then now, as yeo is Later Years reached home!” never our gloves to take off until we veils closely tied over our faces and McVea gave stern us orders to wear Christmas,” at home wrote, she “Miss tion. we were“When released to go according to one alumna’s recollec were “campused for almost ayear,” 1918, during which the students came theepidemic in influenza world’s history.” wrought the in greatest years the of our high privilege to have lived and the the nations earth. of It been has real, the in activities and sacrifices of and enriched by ashare, small but world. Her life enlarged been has the of throb, heartbeat the the felt The worksupporting guidandof In accepting her resignation, the Following the the war end of - - - - American Universities. and had put been on the approved the of list Association of presidency, associations anumber of amember it was of the department education of in Virginia. By her the end of County Day. In 1916, Sweet Briar recognized was only by during her tenure that the College first hosted Amherst girl whose in memory Sweet Briar founded. was It also was paying asimple, beautiful tribute at the the grave young of 1922 added the walk to Daisy’s grave during Founders’ Day, ally helped finance. under It was her watch that Class of the including Fletcher, Reid and Boxwood—which she person grew from 17to 34, and buildings 10new were erected, enrollment grew from 134to 362, the faculty number of we still recognize and celebrate today. Under her leadership, help others you as have helped us.” youwish restored health the in and coming energy years, to love you and feel keenly your the loss presence of and we Thearcade in1921 patience, your tolerance, love, of we worthwhile. Because these achievements, seem best all known to most us of students, to give everyone achance to attain her highest, President McVea aspresident, circaideas, 1922 to work sympathetically with Faculty with well as as coerce into the straight path, to clear the vision, to uphold resolute breadth view, of the strenuous effort guide to not subtle yet precious achievements the past nine years—the of passerby—but only the Faculty can fully estimate the more material achievements are patent and to grasped by be every erected and the care given to beautify the campus—these enrichment the study, course of of the buildings number of students,number of the enlargement the Faculty, of the bandages,1918 Rolling Glass, her successor, noted that Miss McVea had ahigh set events included amemorial to her.inimitable The Meta 1928. In that October year, of Sweet Briar’s Founders’ Day money forlarge of sums endowment and buildings.” for women the in country, by raising standards and securing oping [Sweet Briar College] into the one leading of colleges Orlando Sentinel noted that she instrumental“was devel in bynized her home. new Upon her arrival the in state, the Florida.in HerSweet Briar efforts of were behalf on recog lescing before undertaking ateaching job at Rollins College After she left Sweet Briar, she spent several months conva Miss McVea legacies left anumber at Sweet of Briar that Sadly, her time at Rollins short; was she away passed in - - - - large soul.” grace with which she acquired. Iknow no greater a mark of her interest and her counsel. She relinquished with the same myin efforts to uphold and add to it I foundjoy alwaysin osity. Ifound afine and strong structureher building and of watched hands new upon her wheel with abounding gener work, certainly her maturest self,” Miss Glass wrote. “She standard. had“She put into Sweet Briar perhaps her hardest defenseless minority those rights in law and law and in rights those minority defenseless they are different—but life and experience experience and life different—but are they society which our constitution guaranteed guaranteed constitution our which society had outraged her sense of justice and she she and of justice sense her outraged had stood against what was then the southern southern the then was what against stood not, as other feminists, trot out a series of aseries out trot feminists, not, other as stood almost alone. I still remember what what remember alone. Istill almost stood advocate. . . .Though from the South, she she ..Though South, advocate. the from was not yet a fact. She was, of course, its its of course, was, She not yet afact. was were her arguments in the case. She did did She case. the in arguments her were knew Emilie that I years first the “During men. ‘It will give the vote to prostitutes,’ vote will ‘It givemen. to the prostitutes,’ view; within the city of her adoption she she adoption of her city the within view; the same—she too well understood the the well too understood same—she the Emilie McVea’s Views within the inner circle of her friends she she friends of her circle inner the within McVea, the enfranchisement of women of women McVea, enfranchisement the inadequate measuring devices to show to show devices measuring inadequate splendid consequences of the fact that that fact of the consequences splendid on Women’son Suffrage said one woman to her. ‘Who needs it it needs to her. woman one said ‘Who wished once more to see assured to a assured to see more once wished aligned herself with the minority; and and minority; the with herself aligned that men and women are biologically biologically are women and men that University of Professor Cincinnati University more?’ her quiet came answer. Martin Fischer observed: Fischer Martin
HISTORY - 29 fall 2020 30 30 sbc.edu ALUMNAE PROFILE rise torise the challenge tested been has over and over again. racial equality to saving homes, livelihoods and land from natural disasters, our a is just another just is problem to solve. when confronted with aseemingly insurmountable challenge. After all, her a way” attitude and “never back down” spirit, her leadership training sh A While the Sweet Briar woman well is known for her consistent “where there’s awill, ther actually be. From the global spread the COVID-19 of pandemic to the fight for decade: the roaring ’20s. But little know us did how most just of roaring it would year, last t the end of the feeling excitement the in one airwas of to ring anew in AGAINST COVID-19 AGAINST FIGHT THE IN LEADING Alumnae Briar Sweet ines even brighter
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safeguard their older population. “We had multiple strate needs and concerns to address, and they especially had to sees patients ages. all gusta of As such, they had numerous safety protocols.” mid-March, and we responded accordingly with strict early or delayed? be Then, the major shutdown started says. “We didn’t know what to anticipate. Would it hit started to prepare for when the tidal wave would hit,” she spread around the world and into the United States. “We what going was of on the in world the as coronavirus and adolescent care. al obstetrics and gynecology, she pediatric in specializes University Hospital Augusta. of While she practices gener Augusta, asix-person private practice associated with the moved back to her hometownAugusta, of Ga. ated from medical school 2000, in and eight years ago, she spent six months Baghdad. in She gradu in Texas and Oklahoma and arship, on was active duty joined the Army on aschol Sweet Briar, Lee Laura older gynecological patients with complicated with patients cases.” gynecological older ing them safe. We separated the obstetric patients from the the in gies office to continue to patients serve while keep Augusta, Georgia of Augusta OB/GYN, Women’s Health Rihl Joiner’96 Laura Lee each workingindifferent healthcare oremergency servicesfields. players andvolunteers.Letusintroduce youtofouralumnaefrom fourclassdecades, themselves suddenlybecomingfrontline, essentialleadersanddedicatedteam There are manySweetBriaralumnaeoutthere intheselinesofworkwhofound deserves specialrecognition: thosewhoworkorvolunteerinhealthcare andsafety. The challengesthisyearhavebeenmonumental,butthere isonegroup that As ageneral OB/GYN practice, Women’s Health Au of At the year, the of beginning she remembers taking note an OB/GYNLaura is Lee with Women’s Health of After graduating from ------while maintaining a safe distance. likes to always at be eye-level when to talking each other— places ahigh value on the doctor-patient relationship and now sit on opposite the sides exam room of to talk.” She patients changed, has she emphasizes “not much, except we implemented our in practice,” says Laura Lee. to collect the latest information and see how it needs to be tional changes. the primary point“I’m person our in group formation and spearheads the necessary process and opera COVID-19. She collects and analyzes the all incoming in zations regarding how to handle health and safety around CDC, the governor’s office and other health care organi with the endless stream information of coming from in the the is Lee one keeping charge in everyone of up to date shows them what working. is adding that it’s the patients’ reaction and feeling that really version proven has to very successful,” be says Laura Lee, version is what we’ve 10of “This tried, but the current than-ideal outcomes and course-correct along the way. not being afraid to various try methods, learn from less- they felt safe coming for in their visit. The response from their patients positive, been has saying for minors, pregnant patients and people with disabilities.” permitted to come to the appointment, with exceptions think! We limited also visitors. Now, only the patient is tancing the in waiting room—six feet larger is than you doctors the in office at atime. We marked safe off dis the practitioners’ schedules that so there were only four quickly came together to find asolution. “We staggered becoming too crowded for safe distancing, social the team When asked how her personal interaction with her Among the practitioners the in and staff office, Laura An important developing part asuccessful of solution is However, they as noticed soon as the waiting room was ALUMNAE - PROFILE - - -
31 fall 2020 32 sbc.edu ALUMNAE in Public Health in Public Board MemberExpertise have six to eight firefighters go out on the larger truck for allowed the in fire house at one time. Where we to used on morale. There are no visitors and only five people are are not able to hang out at the fire house, which hard is volunteer firefighters now rotate who on-call, is and they organization,” says Jade. difficult is to“It stay staffed. Our secretary. treasurer.is And, since 2017, Jade the as served board has president and president the department. of Her mother Her grandfather fire was chief. Her grandmother vice was Department played amajor role her in life growing up. communitytion of work. The Lovingston Volunteer Fire Jade found stability and purpose her in family’s long tradi Marianne “Mimi”C.Fahs ’71 Lovingston, Virginia Board secretary, LovingstonVolunteer Fire Department JadeAshley’20 continue todo whatweknowandlove.” gether asacommunityto not letthisvirusbeatusand “Our president actedquicklyand decisivelytocome very familiarwithpublichealth principles,”saysMimi. campus reopening planandeveryonequickly became Division atMountSinaiMedicalCenterinNewYork City. Graduate Center. Shealsodirected theHealthEconomics and HealthPolicyprofessor ofeconomicswiththe health policywiththeGraduateSchoolofPublicHealth ment atthe City Universityof New York as a professor of perience asahealtheconomist.Sheheldjointappoint COVID Task Force asshehasmore than30 yearsofex “Early on,thetaskforce carefully thoughtthrough the Mimi isaninstrumentalmemberofPresident Woo’s year tough, been has “This especially for avolunteer Throughout an unprecedented senior spring semester, PROFILE - - - - truck can only have two.” an emergency call, there can now only four. be The smaller during difficult times.” difficult during businesses very important is to me,” says Jade. “Especially great joy and pride. “Supporting my community and local help way every in she can. Feeling connected brings her munity during the COVID-19 pandemic. She steps up to responders have adapted to continue to their serve com someone might test positive for COVID-19. place,in especially around how to handle instances when how to handle emergency response situations were put seen an increase calls,” in says Jade. Rigorous protocols on love for the people they love. parts moving, enabling the department to do the job they community stepped way up every in to help keep the all firefighting crew had to adapt. But unsurprisingly, the He would always show up at call, every and suddenly, the hit when their an in automobile was fire chief accident. washing machines to handle the heavy loads. from the state, the department able was to purchase special washing machine not is up to the task. Thanks to funding after each call. And, you as might imagine, your average the pandemic that is the firefighter suits need to washed be One change the in operational procedures brought on by personaldictates protective the of type equipment needed. had to do. There are different firefighters, levels of which ment to afirefighter’s gear, but that’s exactly what they a liberalartseducation.” age; muchofthatcomesfromthe modern thequalitiesof thought andeffort hashelped create all theadvantagesof how tothink,explore andanalyse.Arespect fordepthof learn study. “We of area her matter no field, any in asset preparing womentomeetanychallengeandbeavaluable peer-reviewed scientificliterature andevidence.” study specifically and models the into goes that sumption very complicated,quickly. Studentslookateachas level, andwhatdoesitcost?Thisissomethingthatgets on the other. How can you improve health at a population look at cost on one side of the equation and quality of life teaching health economics,I’dgo through models that really makeadifference inthehealthof people.When ing andpolicyactivism.Together, scienceandpolicy can model scientific of impact the around teaching my tered cen “I continues. she way,” rational scientific, a in good It’s hard to adding imagine even more protective equip In her role, she seen first-hand has how emergency “Our area service expanded, and have the all local EMS In the the pandemic, midst of another challenge suddenly For Mimi,SweetBriar’s liberalartseducation excelsat “My wholecareer focusedonhowtomaximize thepublic - - - - - South SanFrancisco,California South SanFrancisco South Kaiser Permanente specialist, disease Infectious Dr. JamilaChampsi’80 We recommended and approved PPE and made sure it is for labs, radiology, clinics. and Room hospital, Operating locationKaiser and their patients. “We develop workflows guidelines that were adapted to meet each the needs of together, they cover the all needs department. every in COVID-19. They have different expertise and focus, and ager nurse, are the experts when it comes to handling and maintain safety while caring for infectious patients.” educate and oversee local policies and procedures to ensure clinics. prevention protocols and tion for the hospital We and public health guidelines. team establishes“My infec to ensure the hospital adapts and follows CDC, WHO prevent harm by infections. her responsibilities One of is usingis ascientific approach and practical solutions to prevention.infection prevention The of simple definition 1996. Today, and infectious chair of disease of she chief is ing, she Permanente joined Kaiser South San Francisco in involved viral hepatitis in research. malaria and of African sleeping sickness. Presently, she is Rockefeller University investigating immunoparasitology others and research. After Sweet Briar, she worked at you acontributing be society.” member of answers and always to ask for willing be assistance. It helps ask questions, to work with partners and to find resources, place like it. It taught you to believe yourself, in to always a very unique place, and Idon’t there know any if is other to work on and how to build your strength. The College is and dedicated. They you helped what identify you needed found the students to warm be and the facultybrilliant house at college night,” says Jamila. Ivisited, I“When Jamila participated developing in Kaiser’s regional Jamila, together with the infection prevention man After attending medical school and completing her train Medicine combined Jamila’s interest science, in helping Arizona and training school at University of to succeed medical in stronga foundation Briar with giving her and she credits Sweet COVID-19,against center the in fight Champsi front is and specialist,disease Dr. Sweet Briar’s open fellowship. disease andidency infectious internal medicine res throughhospital an at Stanford University As an infectious As an “I learned about learned “I - - - - thing, and it’s the OK to learning part be of curve.” reminder: taught“It me that it’s OK not to know every COVID pandemic response, Jamila shared this important with each other.” We put baby monitors the in room we so are able to talk they are OK. Patients are able to interact and wave to staff. patient rooms that so we could monitor them to ensure patients: “We placed windows the in COVID doors of made abig impact on the comfort both providers of and telehealth.as Jamila shared acouple simple changes that have already underway been health in care overall, such very engaged.” says Jamila. ateam is effort,“This and everyone been has coordinate care, support each other and communicate,” “safety messaging needs to consistent be to effective.” be science saying is about COVID.” She emphasized that up the in air, but that’s you trusting science. Listen to what on. When you get on aplane you don’t think about being trust your science because that what is everything based is and trust her, but she always reminds them, “You need to its first COVID-19 patient. several mock areas all in drills by the time the hospital saw rightbegan at the the year, start of and they had completed changing, and we’re continually adapting.” Their work cation for and physicians. staff all Things are continually properly fitted. We provided ongoing training and edu When asked what she learned has from the managing As changes far as to the patient experience, them many of “What’s seeing is good everyone been together pull to Having for at been Kaiser many years, the know staff to Action? What’s Your COVIDCall you helped your community? community? your you helped have How to succeed? continue and adapt you pivot to did How atwork? implement you did changes what For instance, COVID-19?against fight to the contributed realize the their full potential. full their realize the alike students and alumnae which upon You heard. to be need foundation the are and inspiring are stories your we know but magazine, the in alumnae amazing our about Do you have a story about how you how about you haveDo astory stories afew share only Obviously, we can your story. your facebook.com/sweetbriaralumnae and share or 800-381-6131or connect on Facebook at Contact the alumnae office at [email protected]
have have - - 33 fall 2020 34 sbc.edu ALUMNAE electronic records,” says Cortney. led to me learning“That Consultants,tology helping shift the office from paper to fice. looking was for a steady“I job and started at Derma leap to working asurgical assistant as adermatology in of ers, how to make yourself known and how to have a voice.” Sweet Briar, of “Because Ilearned how to there be for oth the program, which continues to go strong year after year. students,” says Cortney. She received an outreach award for who provides food and school supplies to Amherst County the College launch their partnership with Amherst Cares, helped solidify her desire to help. students enjoyed giving back to the community, and this for ways to get involved on campus. She noticed how much lived at home in Amherst, which prompted her to search nae Support Working Group. While at Sweet Briar, she the a member of Alumnae Alliance Council Young Alum ly involved with Sweet Briar, helping any in way she can as at Dermatology Consultants, but she continues to high be Lynchburg, Virginia Inc. Dermatology Consultants, Surgical assistantandhistotechnician, Cortney Lewandowski’12 For Cortney, adance major, it not was the most obvious helping was proud particularly “One of was initiative I Cortney not only has instrumental been to her colleagues PROFILE - - - - - together and supportive be when times are hectic.” order to develop the best solution. You must truly work ulum: important is “It the to hear story side every of in ing, acornerstone Sweet Briar’s of leadership core curric her, she shares insight that line with in design think falls comfortablethem confident. and connection with their patients, they found ways to make transition for many.” the But personal because of touch and our patients are older, and we found that to adifficult be person had suddenly shifted to virtual. majority of “The caps.”gical more comfortable when wearing glasses, ashield and sur We found also an N95mask that agel base, has it’s so a better system because they ended up getting the in way. “We started out by wearing long surgical gowns but found abetterin place to step up and help much as possible. as orkids other people at home to care for, she so felt she was splitstaff up and called their all patients shifts. in who needed to treated be first and who could wait. The system on skin the based cancer, severity of which dictated complicated first. cases They ended up developing atiered triage their patients they so could see the most advanced or and where to go from here,” says Cortney. They needed to lived, everyone on our team came together to decide how COVID-19 about was to change how we worked and time with patients, which Ilove.” ered office. As asurgical assistant, Ihave more one-on-one your job, the patients notice. It truly is afemale-empow intrigued.was like helping people,“I and when you love came up the in surgical suite asurgical assistant.” as check-in, to began scribe, then January in 2020, an opening other the areas office. of Ibecame involved with patient otherlots responsibilities of and cross-training to help in When asked what this pandemic experience shown has Dermatological consultations that were once held in Unlike the many others of the in office, she doesn’t have it became apparent“When early the in year that She going never as saw into herself the medical field but students and alumnae.students Briar for Sweet class dance fitness a virtual provided she break, spring how,and after 12, page Cortney On about more learn - - - - of red and white yarn for the knitters. knitters. the for yarn white of and red shade perfect the secure and patterns the to perfect worked ’75 tirelessly McCabe Hardy Cynthia patterns. initial the QV Sweet at created Briar, days her in aspirited ’84, Svoboda Chris students. for the scarves new to knit volunteered alumnae eight scarves, original ofment the retire the announcing of hours Within museum. 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Smith Cranz aQV,was Margaret Mary classmate and Chris when ’83, aBum who was Williams McSwain Michelle late the of memory in scarf her knitted Chris students. the with love of their Sweet Briar sharing support, and encouragement of notes included alumnae Many restrictions. pandemic the of days longest the during students to the honor it to an give considering knitted, ’80. 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Not a and even ladybug old shoe, an Cynthia HardyCynthia McCabe’75 This special project anwasinspirational 35 fall 2020 36 sbc.edu GIVING Second Century Offthe RidingKicks Program’s Gift from Richard C.Colton, Jr., the Howell Lykes Colton ’38 Stables in honor mother. in of his Stables Colton Howell Lykes ’38 the named be Colton, Jr.will C. The stables Richard from gift $1 million of a because possible were made which stables, to Sweet Briar’s ments for our horses, students and staff. and students horses, our for environment excellent an went creating into thought Much lighting. overhead of bright abundance to the doors sliding with stalls new gorge non-slip, pavers to the with cushioned aisleway multi-surface Your in. the it all from you eye jumps can’t to take help but pause you know, Room couch—if you know! Bailey on the naps of course, and, leather that all to clean rooms tack the in sink small the shar cross-ties, the shelves near grooming the aisleway, organizing of concrete hooves sound on the the hearing grooming, morning early for doors stall wire mesh the of opening memories with filled hearts, our in place hold always aspecial will facilities original the 49 years, use. future for salvaged be could that materials eye out wood for any or other asharp sustainability—kept and of repurposing benefits to the in tuned highly project—being involved the in staff Sweet Briar out space. cleaned open, the in stood you as evident was project of the scale the wing, east by the shortly followed the stables, of wing the in west demolition floor and stall with Beginning April. in of schedule ahead able to start was construction are.” truly they, Now, who we, and mirror newly stables renovated the athletes. and riders scholars, successful who are “We’ve students recruited always coach. NCEA head and program riding ofWroten the ’93, director Mimi says program,” of our quality and students of our caliber the Room. YardCronin Bailey the and the wings, east west and to the renovations ly to extensive complete You start to feel the excitement even before you see the improve the you before see even You excitement the to feel start Over the past four months, construction crews have worked crews tireless construction months, four past the Over Now, as you walk through the state-of-the-art east and west wings, west wings, and state-of-the-art east the Now, through you walk as past over the stables the at who have of time For us spent those semester, spring the for learning moved to online College the Since to match continue can center riding the facilities, our updating “By - ing ing ous ous
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Riding Center Renovations Phase I Raised $1,476,00 Left to raise $381,000
If you’re interested in supporting the renovations to the riding center, call 434-381-6131 or visit sbc.edu/give. fall 2020 37 38 sbc.edu GIVING being updated with beautiful wood panel beautiful with updated being are also rooms tack The horse. particular on that notes and information to include aplace front, on the has, that stall each for were boxes custom-made groom Covered out. laid precisely are waterers automatic and stations feeding and fan overhead an horse has Each mind. in safety and nience horse’s convethe human’s and comfort, manager. stable Chenault, horse,” Amie says each for caring and stables the ly work managing dai on our abig impact such made has ers water automatic and doors stall fans, the to pink Sweet Briar in trimmed aisleway Each of the 49 stalls are designed with with designed are 49 stalls of the Each the in lights bright the from “Everything - - - - new Bailey Room. That will make such such make will That Room. Bailey new to enjoy the teams, the especially everyone, Ican’t for And, wait organized. look sharp aisles the makes tidy, really thing which every keep stall of each front onboxes the groom custom-made The horses. the for comfortable and nice very are mats stall The beautiful. is lighting The refreshing. and are cool fans “The coach. NCEA assistant and coach IHSA head program, riding of the director associate Fisch, Lizzie says clean,” and It’senjoy it. calm horses the like Ifeel And, done. well and lighting. of recessed plenty room with of the center the in island on an station ing clean and asink control and climate ing, “I love walking in here, it’s just so pretty it’s here, pretty in so just love“I walking - - a photo op. photo a for more it even location of afavorite make will which project, beautification own its undergoing is courtyard The Room. Bailey the through entrance main to the people leads that space It’s awelcoming also area. mounting and agathering as serves which courtyard Yard,Cronin central the Mimi. says possible,” ment environ best the in goals equestrian their to pursue students enabling to come, years for many ahuge impact make ways will learn, relax and enjoy their time together.” time enjoy their and relax learn, to space new, comfortable and updated a have to experience their in a difference Between the two stable wings is the the is wings stable two the Between “The new stalls, tack rooms and aisle and rooms tack stalls, new “The - - in 1971.” in built first was Center Riding Rogers the when we exceeded that status nation—a the top in the among to be facilities of our quality the to door elevating the opened have donors These remarkable. is program riding the to boost asignificant such “To have received gifts. generous of such recipient the to be are College entire and program riding the how grateful comment to quick she is complete, are ovations store in once ren has future the what health. equine and training theory, management, about of learning experience the boost will space teaching adedicated able and comfort people keep will area lounge and kitchen abetter-equipped arena, indoor of the view up the open will windows large Numerous program. growing of our needs contemporary the all meet Room will donor, anonymous ’55, an and Bailey the Honey wife, of his memory in Passano of William generosity the through gift Now, of alead because friends. with nect con and theory riding about learn as well as recuperate and to relax place favorite a offices. It’s staff and area viewing arena indoor space, teaching lounge, main the While Mimi is eagerly looking towards towards looking eagerly is Mimi While as alwaysserved has Room Bailey The - - - so far! Firstly, far! so adore Iabsolutely the look. new fresh updated, an center, but with riding home same our like It feels before. was as horses, of the comfort the and space of the functionality the is barn new the in most important is What not lost. is but tradition of newness asense nitely the riding center. riding the of transformation the to say about has Year. of the Rider Here’s Briar she what Sweet 2020 the ECAC named was and ODAC NCEA, the in accolades and numerous holds Council, Riding the “I have two favorite improvements improvements have favorite “I two “The overall feeling in the barn is defi is the barn in feeling overall “The of president ’21 is Balding Katie - be great!” be will which space, classroom dedicated a and offices, new I have about heard but us, for it abit of asurprise to keep trying are coaches the Ithink there. time able to done to spend be be and Ican’t Room. for it to wait Bailey new spirit. way school to include tasteful It’s pink. a in outlined are but they to notice, thing It’s lights! the asmall is My improvement favorite second barn. the into shining light be still will there of weather, bad or because winter the Now, in closed are doors the when even lovely and windows trim. beautiful huge, havethese They doors. barn new “I am actually most excited to see the the to see most excited actually am “I GIVING 39 fall 2020 40 sbc.edu GIVING million, with a stretch goal of $7.5 goal astretch with million million, $5 is Fund goal 2021, Sweet Briar the For Fund. 2020- Sweet Briar to the gifts through College the to support together College. of Sweet Briar mission the in belief their by one thing: united are friends and donors these differences, these Despite College. the for affinities and backgrounds of variety awide up of from people made is community the Briar Sweet to staff, Show Their Appreciation Opportunity for Alumnae to Sweet Briar Fund is an Each year, alumnae and friends come come friends and year,Each alumnae faculty to alumnae, From students changed the lives of everyone on campus. on campus. of everyone lives the changed COVID-19 ongoing one; the has pandemic gifts. generous through College the support to who choose community of our members of the because thrives Sweet Briar ment. environ built and natural beautiful of our stewardship the and programs; academic innovative our and faculty our scholarships; through students our Fund support Briar COVID-19.. Sweet to the Contributions to lost revenue related and to cover costs This year has been a particularly difficult difficult a particularly been has year This - to support the College. the support to continue why and they family Sweet Briar of our members some treasured from people. many to so is Sweet Briar how just important us have shown phone and calls posts media social letters, but ahost of emails, goals, ing year’s fundrais last to meet us enabled that Not have only we gifts support. received of demonstration amazing an in through have come community of our members But Read on to discover some amazing stories stories some amazing on to discover Read - become a fantastic journey. afantastic become has what in step early an provided Briar Sweet to abroad. live years, 30 last the for my in choice, worldto the resulted and mind my opened That abroad. to study opportunity the in Icraved experience international me the provided but it also me to thrive, enabled home that social and academic it provide an Not did only tional. about their subjects and teaching. and subjects their about passionate were who professors excellent also reasons—but it different for chose who others me—and like not people only attracted campus “find The myself.” idyllic to space and opportunity provide me the would that environment an sought and in myself confidence but lacked to college to away go eager Iwas time: the at needed for. stands and it is everything protect to to fight continue and Sweet Briar value also alumnae—who my fellow with along administration— and leadership students, current proud so of the I am donation. annual an with school the to support tinue why is Icon which unchanged, remains me to Sweet Briar attracted what gressed, pro has much although Thankfully, ago! years 40 more was than classmates, my to me and unbelievably which, alumna, now.years of 1979 I’m Sweet Briar aClass Cheri Harris Lofland ’79 Lofland Harris Cheri My time at Sweet Briar was transforma was Sweet at Briar My time I what exactly provided Sweet Briar London, my home from 26 for Hello - - - en for generations to come. for generations en wom young other for there to be continue it will that to help ensure want and Briar we Sweet at received education wonderful generation! third be will Julianne, daughter, Caroline’s We of Caroline. hoping eyes are the through it again butnot once, Idid only strong. so are sisterhood Sweet Briar of the bonds the years; the through friends Sweet Briar incredible many so made We attended. have all ’71, also Heintz Walkley Weintraub Pinky and ’71 Ellen godmothers, two Caroline’s Sweet Briar. ’79, attended Weiler Pamela and Colling ’76 Weiler Thiess Patricia sisters, two and leaders. to be womenyoung to learn to help other WeilerGeorge Scholarship and Jeanne The established They Briar. unsurpassed. is education the of excellence the and College of the beauty The ground. it sacred considers family our and Ilove ’09, and an Sweet Briar ’09 Hazarian Chappell Wendy Caroline and Weiler ’71 We believe in giving back. We back. the We value giving in believe Sweet Briar to experience lucky so I was ’06, Harvey Chappell Victoria My niece, Sweet with were enthralled My parents My daughter, Caroline Chappell Hazari Chappell My Caroline daughter, - - Katie Hearn ’85 Hearn Katie help if asked. asked. if help (FAC), to Center Athletics willing Iam and Fitness the to build campaign capital the for or reunion, for Athletics, of Friends or of Riding Friends for Sweet LAX, it’s (Yay my for class Whether ’85!), for for years. Sweet for Briar fundraiser teer money, avolunto raise Ihave so been able to have. 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shopsweet.sbc.edu GIVING 43 fall 2020 44 sbc.edu in October 4,2020 October Martha Davis Barnes 1948 July 24,2020 PatriciaHassler Terrell August 16,2020 Spearman WhiteEvelyn “Evie” May 31,2020 Carol Blanton McCord 1947 April 29,2020 Anne Hill Edwards November 6,2015 Jane Pickens Church April 11,2020 Patricia “Pat” Groesbeck Gordon July 1,2020 Marguerite Emmert Baldwin 1946 July 19,2020 Wyline Chapman Sayler April 3,2020 Patricia Bowie Carr 1945 15,2020 September Sartor Sanderson Gloria 17,2020 September PresslyFlorence Gillem July 23,2020 Janet Eichacker Quinn July 25,2020 Nancy Parker Barnwell 1942 April 1,2020 Margaret Katterjohn McCollom 1940 August 24,2019 JaneHolden Walker July 30,2020 Sarah Gambrell Belk 1939 March 23,2020 Carolyn Staman Ogilvie 1938 MEMORIAM July 22,2020 Tolleson Roseberry Jane “Kitchie” 10,2020 September Mary Bailey Izard April 11,2020 Katherine “Jane” Coffey Guthe 25,2018 October BrackettLinda 1952 August 24,2020 Nancy Keen Butterworth Palmer June 23,2020 BarnesDenis July 29,2020 Kirchhoff Heiden Harriet April 12,2020 WornhamBarringer Rosalie “Pinkie” April 7,2020 MountcastleAnn Gamble 1951 May 8,2020 Spiller Cora Jane Morningstar June 4,2020 Jean YanickSnyder 19,2020 September Nancy Richards Smith July 16,2020 Bettye WrightSchneider August 9,1994 Evelyn Morris Gregory July 8,2020 Joan “Jo” Gulick Grant 1950 April 15,2020 Elizabeth “Betsy” Brown Bayer March 30,2020 Nancy Barnes Coffin Defeyter May 1,2020 June Eager Finney July 31,2020 Ruth Garrett Preucel 12,2020 September Marilyn Hopkins Bamborough 1949 May 17,2020 Gloria McElroy Pennell July 12,2020 Mayde Ludington Henningsen July 5,2020 Taylor Robinson “Hatsy” Harriet July 31,2020 Mary Jane Roos Fenn June 28,2020 Mary Hitchcock“Mimi” Davis May 14,2020 Patton Badgett Leta 1954 May 31,2020 Mary Elizabeth Hessler“Liz” Ray March 12,2020 JoyceAnne Wyman 1953 1,2020 September Stansbury WhiteAlice January 4,2020 Mary “Cookie” Cooke Carle 1959 May 28,2020 TullerWebster “Lanny” Langhorne June 25,2020 Sarah “Sally” Byers Sugar March 28,2020 WyattShields Dorothy “Poogie” 1958 July 4,2020 JaneFitzgerald Treherne-Thomas 15,2020 September Marjorie Whitson Aude June 17,2020 Mary McCarrick Holahan May 3,2020 Joy Peebles Massie July 9,2020 Lederer McGrath Anne 1957 June 5,2019 NatalieCavallo Wills June 13,2020 Diane Johnson DeCamp March 31,2020 Daugette Simpson Reed Mary 1955 August 11,2020 Jayne AbbottBerguido As of Oct. 1,2020 As ofOct. June 3,1994 Carol Margol Lessmann May 28,2020 Judith Atkins Wall May 19,2020 AubrySimone 1961 28,2019 October PaulCharity 1960 June 30,2020 BarbaraKelly Tate June 19,2020 Adora Prevost Ragsdale “Dody” August 30,2020 Cecile Martin Pearsall September 13,2020 September MumfordWilsonElizabeth “Liz” 1971 May 7,2020 Eleanora Marshall 1970 May 24,2020 Mary Ann Kilpatrick Russell May 4,2020 Adele Perry Hart 1969 July 19,2020 HarrisonCordelia Ward July 9,2020 Mary Herlihy June 15,2020 Judy WilsonGrant 1966 3,2018 December Johanne VinsonFinney 1965 2016 Joy Campbell Berguido 1963 March 29,2020 Jordan Cornelia “Dolly” in fund. The goal of the program was to to was the program of goal The fund. the in investments additional made Kitchie the years, Through endowment. apermanent with program Scholars Ewald the 1981, established parents his away 1979 in 1954. in and John passed 90. was She 2020. home her on at July 22, died Tolleson Ewald ’52 Roesberry “Kitchie” Jane Roesberry Ewald “Kitchie” Tolleson ’52 July 29,2018 Helen Sockwell June 15,2020 Eugenia “Jeannie” Manning Schmidley 1974 June 5,2020 Judith “Judy” Buttrick Sargent 1973 Kitchie married John A. Ewald, Jr., in Jr., Ewald, John A. in married Kitchie Jane member board Sweet Briar Former MEMORIAM: 1976 July 6,2020 Freemon “Kathleen” Maura 1982 June 26,2020 Catherine “Kitty” Owens O’Neal June 22,2020 Debrarae Karnes by the program include: program by the and orangutans. gorillas, and laboratory on chimpanzees, field in studies their about information shared they question/answerand sessions, presentation, shows, a panel slide films, lectures, evening and afternoon morning, days of full two Through Patterson. cine Fran and Fossey, Galdikas Birute Dian Goodall, Jane primatologists: foremost world’s of the four from avisit it supported success. unqualified an been has program the regard, that In to campus. reputation of international scholars by bringing life academic College’s the to inspiration add Other important visitors made possible possible made visitors important Other when start fine got off toa The program • Elie Wiesel, Holocaust survivor and and survivor Holocaust Wiesel, • Elie black first the Chisholm, • Shirley 40th of the daughter Regan, • Maureen of The author Chilean Allende, • Isabel Prize, among other awards Peace 1986 Nobel of the winner to Congress elected woman States United of the president Beasts of the City and Spirits of the House January 31,2019 Tiffany Avery-Willis Smith 1991 July 1,2020 Reed TownsendSuzanna 1988 - are with Kitchie’s family. 1979. in thoughts Our Sweet Briar from 1984. Award in Alumna Outstanding Briar’s Sweet She received Fund. Sweet Briar the and library the for support providing well, ways as other in to Sweet Briar generous incredibly was Kitchie Program, Scholars Kitchie’s daughter, Katie, graduated graduated Katie, daughter, Kitchie’s Ewald of the support to her addition In • Liza Mundy, who wrote Code Girls: Mundy, Girls: • Liza who Code wrote • Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Nigeri Adichie, Ngozi • Chimamanda winning Prize Walker,• Alice Pulitzer of Chief Principal Mankiller, • Wilma 1977-1981. professor at Sweet Briar from Jane avisiting was Goodall Did You Know? en Code Brekers of World Brekers Code en War II The American Womof UntoldStory for 2018-2019 selection Read Common Briar’s Sweet was which of Americanah, author an author of The Color Purple Color The of author Nation Cherokee the August 22,2020 Willis “Debby” Deborah 2011 July 19,2020 Robson Kimberly Martin 2002 - - 45 fall 2020 46 sbc.edu CLASS CLASS late husband, Paul Brandt. and through that association met her miniature books forof many years Caroline amajor been collector has the Miniature news. Book Society sent me aninteresting article from livewife Richmond. also in Caroline mond. Her daughter, Margaret, and remain Rich in he wife will and his Richmond, but church in Episcopal theas associate minister at Caroline’s son, Stephen McGhee, retired just twooline great-grandsons. has Her among the happiesther life. of Car Briar, and her four years there were cinating. Anna said she loved Sweet American Dream,” and finding it fas “From Manchurian Princess to the ing the book by the health unit. Caroline read was TrueheartLibby Harri cannot other see residents. Classmate ports that she lockdown in is and Canterbury Richmond in and re Brandt Casey soon. surgery for which she hopes to have minor vertebrae a compression of fracture Katie had a recent resulting fall a in Due to COVID, they have cancelled. Boulder andgrandkids in Denver. me CO in June in they have as two planned to accompany them to visit side Hartford, CT. A daughter had live in a They retirement home out olds [email protected] Denver, Colo.80237 3910 SHillcrest Dr. Preston HodgesHill 1949 of other classmates.of she lockdown in is no and news has and who all are retirement in homes, her small dog.has us, Like many of well, gets two aday meals and still sounded but issues memory reports daughters who live there. Carolyn Raleigh,in NC, her to near be two of moved to an assisted residence living Our class president president class Our My suitemate Carolyn Cannady EvansCarolyn Cannady and husband, Phil, are each 92. NOTES lives at Westminster Anna Pai Chao ’57 Katie CoxKatie Reyn
s is theres is in Caroline Caroline has has ------, aferro [email protected] 415-350-2994 415-221-6779; (cell) San Francisco,CA94118 312 Arguello Blvd.,Apt.3 Pat LayneWinks 1952 Baldwin Waxter ter, daughter our classmate of area. She keeps up with Susan Wax a retirement home the in Baltimore number, I called so her. She lives in phone new her me sent She book. her brother Rusty. brother her inburgh Twilight. recently Larry lost on well selling Amazon entitled Ed bookLawrence anew that and has is stories the under name pen Carole daughter DeeDee writes mystery care but to date remain healthy. Her their two children work all health in Her daughter Susie and husband and Wheels she as did prior to COVID. able being misses to deliver Meals On she normal in can times. socialize She friends with whom anumber of has tomanages live her home in own and deafness and eyesight failing but still she suffering is problemsaging like day school for many years. says Larry headmistress anEpiscopalwas of residesry Midland, in TX, where she SBC). sister also Lar (her was Larry Lawrence Simmons traveling.a lot of tired and prior to COVID doing was neighborhood. and able to well-masked walk my in and am grateful to my in self be home shopping. Icontinue to cook for my driver wife and my do his grocery driver. Igave up Oct. driving last My neighborsderful and anexcellent 58years, myin home of have won borough ports that notes, credit should go to our in appearssecretary at the these top of Mary Fran Brown Ballard I contacted my suitemate Fortunately, Iamdoing quite well Classmate Though the nameyour class of connected with me on Face passed away this spring. this away passed Marilyn Hopkins Bam PeggyCromwell Tali notes . Susan now is re whom we called Peggy Peggy Judy Judy re ------castle virus hit, virus president. class trepid When the way at her neighborhood church. congregated distanced asocially in May, in her Calvin dear the so family together to mourn loss. his Pat lost tiple great-grandchildren—gathered ily—a large clan that includes mul husband Jack diedFeb. in The fam many years. husbandsdear of Sue’s Judd Silcox Vorys Minister foundations.worthwhile on the many service nity boards of siasm andsiasm warmth. We recall all Kitchie’s energy, enthu devoted commitment to Briar.Sweet Throughout life her she maintained a lost oldest) her in age bracket. In July, we marathonhalf fastest and was (and dartball. At 81, she participated a in competitor—in bridge, and tennis Jan. She atireless was volunteer and Pumpelly Kelly four, six. of of grandmother firm,her design own shemother was 2020.ary Director for many years of was was nam War.” goneAlso early this year building alife torn apart by the Viet laying atable for afamily meal or re undertaking,every whether it was maintained exacting standards for est value on strength character of and spirit.her vivid “She placed the high hermore obituary, of which captured Hinton Russell Earlier the in year we lost retained her bright and beauty. wit al times our adopted in city. She had for many years. Tink and Imet sever a real estate broker San in Francisco Tink) away passed in April. She was to college in us Jane, as later called Guthe Coffey Katherine all. many thanks to Joanne, and to you ing our increase class in giving. Many, for the gratify responsible was tion sure that her personal communica to reach you. single one every of I’m trying took the of upon task herself Pat Thompson Beach There haveinevitable been losses. Kitchie Roseberry TollesonRoseberry Kitchie Katherine Babcock Mount who commu lived alife of Joanne Holbrook Patton Holbrook Joanne grieve the loss of their their of the loss grieve passed away passed Janu in . Icould Iwish quote also passed away passed also in Marianne Marianne and (known (known Louise Louise Nancy Sue Sue ------.
tanooga. tanooga. came from TX to her home Chat in down. down. their 90th birthdays before the lock joy real IRL(in life) celebrations of classmates were lucky enough to en movement. easy hinder fered falls, with consequences that broken hip. have Others us suf of Wood ty. Ihope that by now DeeDee Bell Lyon Bell DeeDee Sparks includecial distancing not have to concerned be about so her farm in Australia. Others who do Graves Stahmann to enjoy open spaces. wide have continue curtailed. Some been activities where group communities places.of Many are retirement in Mexico. (WA); and San Miguel Allende, from Houston, TX; MI; Vancouver her fourrival children, of who came surprised on her birthday by the ar Tolleson regularly with ville, she able was to get together DeeDee’s home near is Charlottes given finally up has riding!) Since daily with her two active dogs. (She ed stable on afriend’s farm and walks busy Seattle hospital. respiratory therapist at a tragically Nancy’s concern for her daughter, a bears and their offspring. We share raccoons, populationanimal of deer, home, where she can enjoy the local Lovell for exercise. regular reliesalso toon her dog get her out Sheehan Russo from her MA retirement community Betsy WilderCady port. At the the pandemic, outset of surgery. surgery. to us. quarantined at her retirement facili return from rehab she had to be an automobile accident. Upon her sustained broken ribs in and pelvis Time for happier news! Two We are sheltering range awide in Our families give us loving give us sup families Our Our bodies are bodies Our not always kind Nancy Hamel Clark Nancy Hamel has stayed has her in large country has fully recovered has from her Frances Smith Street , whose home 60acres. has until hit. the virus Pauline WellsBolton Benita Phinizy JohnsonBenita Kitchie Roseberry Roseberry Kitchie (another ex-rider) is able is to to walk lives aconvert in Nancy Morrow was kidnapped was Nancy Trask Sue Spayde had hip ’s family Helen Helen was was Jane ------
Edie Norman Wombwell Edie Cantey PattonCantey conditions during this pandem this during conditions communities, living in similar mates) are continuing in care Harris talked (via email) to email) talked (via littlevery to write about. Ihave notes—plenty time to write, of no longer threaten the world. longer no brightened and the terrible will virus months from now, have our lives will notes appear the in magazine, many lost touch with. connections with friends you had the telephone, to renew precious picked up that old-fashioned device, nect. I’m sure that you many have of the is the motivation virus to recon advances. One positive side effect of FaceTime and other technological are trying to with Zoom, get familiar cisco. Most us, of wherever we live, hip. ken whileNC recuperating from abro Wood there. son her of ment Decatur,in GA, encourage the at OHin to aretirement community moved from their long-time home Gilbert Cullough and urban life. to upstate NY. near Joanne’s home before going on to the cottage on the Patton property hotit became spot a virus and moved son, Ben, and family left NYC when [email protected] Red Bank,NJ07701 40 RiversideAve., Apt.6Y Florence PyeApy 1953 and husband CO. in Morron safer home MA. in T ment. Now she returned has to her ville, FL, then environ avirus-free to her daughter’s home Gaines in had three graduation parties for Zoom. A daughter-in-law CA in with afamily, whom have of all etc. blessedtelevision, been have I at our apartments,off watching gloves, dropped meals having ic—wearing masks, sometimes in NYC,in and I Sanam still in Fran What atime to write class I hope that by the time these Some of us remain us committed of Some to Ginger Karren Dreyfus stayed with her son’s family in . (including us All of lives with her daughter Joanne Holbrook Patton Holbrook Joanne Joanne Foster O’Malley and and her husband Dale HutterDale Kay Amsden Kay Barbara Mc Nancy Trask rudy Kelly , Sug Sug are still - ’s ’s ------, Anne JoyceAnne Wyman two classmates have away. passed rules no longer exist. visitation when to visit enough and great-grandchildren, live near bers, including sons, grandchildren of 5’12”of undoubt 6ft.)was (never hockey and basketball. Her height mit, NJ, where she excelled field in from Kent Place School Sum in erine’s Richmond in and graduated Durham, NC, attended St. Cath ing COVID. born in was Liz on May 31, 2020, after contract and Nicholas. in-law and grandsons, Alexander areSurviving her daughter, son- forer many years, predeceased her. Unfortunately, Joseph, her caretak her. stroke a world until side-lined ment, he and Anne travelled the Following Joseph’s early retire Women of Relief and Children. privately for funded Society the the directors the boardof of of NY, Anne a faithful member was and Joseph visited regularly. In Wimbledon, where Anne England theKlaas Boer de couple settled in laude. After Anneke’stomarriage who graduated from Yale, cum They had one daughter, Anneke, home on Quogue, Long Island. their NY apartment and their 1966, they commuted between Wyman, ametallurgist, Sept. in her marriage to Dr. Joseph C. hockey and lacrosse. Following athlete she played varsity field and the Club. Classical An avid Paintsand amember of ‘n’ Patches the Riding chair of was Council March 12, 2020. At SBC, Anne groceries, etc. Other family mem nearby who able is to drop off are fortunate to have adaughter and quarantine rules she and Pat restrictions Despite visitation the bad she fall had May. in fashions. similar affecting you and your in families dreadful situation probably is College reunions took a hit. This CA. southern and northern from HI to CTand NJ, with many get-togethers. Guests ranged from Mother’s Day and Father’s Day couple birthday of parties, plus graduations, a traditional have three grandchildren who did not Unfortunately, during this time, Liz Ray Herbert Ray HesslerLiz Sug is still recovering from recovering still is died on died died died ------daughters. by She two survived is husband their and twin one of Mary Jane predeceased was by her retiredtothey Williamsburg, VA. and Dick lived NY and in after communityin life both when she SBC activities. active She very was wonderful participant many in As she analumna always was a and directed our senior show. Mary Jane adrama major was life. know Ido that while at SBC, interesting very her you about yet, Idon’t so have much to tell obituary not published has been July.the end of Unfortunately, her away unexpectedly atpassed very president, news. wonderful Our class happy news for the next issue. Anne’s and Liz’s families. dren. sympathy Our to goes both step-daughter and grandchil nine four and sons their families, one tions liaison. by her survived is Liz McMillan local communica his as worked for U.S. House Rep. Alex and the German Club. She also the Junior Charlotteof of League and CC Linville, in and amember Golf the Grandfather of member Church, founding Episcopal a Christ of member longtime a as involved in community activities tournaments.tennis She was athlete participating and golf in 90.the anactive age of was Liz 1978.in Ormond 2011at died in real estate division. They married same company the in commercial Hessler, employed the by who was Ormond met She business. estate enteredLiz the residential real Bill’s unexpected death 1976, in they raised four boys. Following They moved to Charlotte where she had met at afriend’s wedding. Pinkneyliam Herbert, Jr., whom after her junior year to marry Wil majored music in theory. She left spirit and sharp wit. At SBC, she independent friendliness, for her edly anasset. She known was [email protected] SC29483 Summerville, 201 West St.N.-Unit184 9th Bruce Watts Krucke 1954 Opening with some sadOpening very Please, oh please, send me some Mary Jane Roos Fenn JaneMary Roos , - - - the Hospicethe FoundationAmeri of 35 years. Hatsy volunteered with Library Book Sale for more than the running also annual Norfolk contribution was civic-minded committee for several years. Her on the North finance Canaan accountant earlier, Hatsy served Wisdom. Having worked an as and Mother Nature’s Wit and tratedbooks, Weedsand Wisdom theShe also is author two illus of andRegister the Berkshire Eagle. Journal, the TorringtonLakeville publishedwas for years in The column, Hilltop Harvest, which 1982with thein her debut of writing aboutbegan gardening Village North in Canaan. Hatsy She died July 5, 2020, at Geer gardening author and columnist. TaylorRobinson “Hatsy” great grandchildren. great-grandchild and five step- Patton, Jr.; six grandchildren, one Dr. brother her James Russell BadgettIV and Leta Harrell; children Charles Shepard Badgett lage North. by She her survived is residedLeta at Presbyterian Vil her grandchildren. In recent years returnedLeta to Dallas to raise the her daughter, death of Anne, America,Mexico and Asia. After tures took her to Europe, Central spired by travel. her love of Adven became anaccomplished artist, in while raising four alone. kids She PTAs her children’s of schools Junior Dallas and the of League with cancer. active was the in Leta husband at age 32after battle his children. III in April 1955. They had four married Charles Shepard Badgett joined Pi Phi sorority. Beta Leta the University of Texas, where she attended Baylor University and College, returned Leta to TX, at 16. After ayear at Briar Sweet Waco High School, graduating born in Waco, TX, and attended PattonLeta Badgett condolences to the family of SBC only ashort time. our classmatesof who were at grandchildren. and Jennifer Fenn Doherty, and 6 daughters, Susan Fenn Bemus The second one is Sadly, beloved her lost Leta We send our sympathies and Here are three more obituaries CLASS Harriet . was She , 87, a a , 87, NOTES - - - - - 47 fall 2020 48 sbc.edu CLASS medical assistant at anOB/GYN Mimi worked for fifteen years a as with her daughters and husband. Mimi shared horses alove of and spent nearly 60years there. to Glastonbury, moved they CT, in Washington, DC, and CA, Long Island. After briefly living She 1956 on in married Ray and attended Briar Sweet College. Sacred Heart in Tokyo 1950 in the International the College of graduated from high school at Port Washington High School, Glen,kins NY. Mimi attended Springs Resort Hotel in Wat the Glen at grandmother her and time spent with cousins, aunts Washington, NY. enjoyed She Manhattan up in grew and Port the E. lateof Ray Davis, Mimi Mimi died on June 28at 87. Wife Hitchcock.Mary Leffingwell Davis Hitchcock Mimi and two great-grandchildren. three daughters, six grandchildren convertible. by survived is She droveand also red asmall in fast own firewood, tended her sheep Yankee pioneer, who hauled her Hatsy epitomized the flinty her gardening, and tennis bridge. sheep and continuedof to pursue weekly blog. She kept asmall flock on the hill, adding awebsite and a continued to write about her life husband’s death 2005, in Hatsy accessories.desk Following her hand-crafted lamps, clocks and andness manufacturing designing Hatsy and Henry built abusi also sheep, chickens, and cows. llamas raising three daughters, along with where they spent the next 43years abandoned Canaan, farm East in Fairfield, CT. In 1962they got an Henry Hammond Taylor of Music.of In 1955, she married CT, and the Hartford School Porter’s School Farmington, in School in West Hartford, Miss Hatsy graduated from Renbrook played with many lifelong friends. led to success at bridge, agame she Club. Her head for numbers also matches at the Norfolk Country doubles championshipshe won where tennis was passion other County Choral Union. Hatsy’s She sang with the also Litchfield and alocal mentoring initiative. ca, the Friendly Visitor program The third classmate we lost was NOTES , born , born - - swim beforeswim the sun shines on the Iamoutso for anearly morning pool andbig palm trees, swimming a surrounding private homes 12 free!fancy Ilive acomplex in of there.replacement Footloose and still online now anyway. So, Igot a available. church Our are services settles and down virus avaccine is to back be church in until the years. Itold them not Iwas going for secretary financial over 20 thing with my church the job as her advisor/assistant.as Same began. Whew! Istill work online overall to her when the pandemic lapped and this fall past Iturned it the librarians the job. We over years they one finally assigned of Collegefield Archives. After13 thejob the as director Bakers of perfectly for me passing in on my myin pantry. Timing worked out excitingvery using meals supplies getting creative very with some not ashopin since March 15and am sheltering-in-place. Ihaven’t been enjoying the challenge “I’m of is,Bee know. please let us either. where anyone knows So, if ar doesn’t have anaddress for her to near be her children. Bri Sweet but talked about moving to Texas Richmond at our reunion year last Pritchard trying towas locate that she ahelper also. has Vickie now, I’m as sure many do, and dog. She says she awalker uses small place with ayard for her Vickie ToofJohnson Ludeke Driesbach classmates.other Through had us appliedone of to. Briar the was only college either and what acoincidence that Sweet the large group the taking tests We were the only two females in to go to Tokyo to take the SATs. while she in was Tokyo and Ihad went to high school in Yokohama our classmatesone of that Imet. I children, and four grandchildren. town. Mimi leaves her four behind the Shepherd’sthe Middle in home plants and of working on behalf the kitchen, in tending helping Mimi enjoyed the knitting group, did volunteer work at her church. clinic CT. in In her later years, she As for Jerry herself, she writes: Now notes afew brief from Side note: the Mimi was first . near still living was Bee Ilearned that Bee Pinnell Pinnell Bee has her own has Jerry - - - - Broyles better this finally passes.” as family, get but life and good will is pool each day. my seeing Imiss [email protected] Virginia Beach,VA 23451-3714 BayShore1217 North Drive Emily HunterSlingluff 1955 third. We could do better. 42.3%. In amount given we are College for the year fiscal with percentage people to giving the of place for the in 1950sclasses needed. to the house, if day, delivered, meals doctors come where we live—temps taken every We are taken well being care of mutual friends. now and catching emailing up on Tucker Clarkson ’53. She and Iare game there. It Kirkland was had partner anew for atrivia community in Vero Beach, FL, Japan,in who lives aretirement in friend mine from of high school isolation. for virus October. previous the Just time in promisedbeen it would ready be in Atlanta March in after having condo retirement their into moved some. email also She and Norris tions? Please let me hear from you. Any volunteers? Any nomina need to class president. get anew ilies. Personally, I loved seeing just Almost no long about talks our fam look on life and what we are doing. few wordsa very about our out own at the same time. Most said just us of Respectful! We were not talking all over thatwas was dignified! it was word that came to my when mind it general.and in just It nice. was The are doing during this pandemic time said afew us words aboutof what we we looked at each other! Also, each but at some least finallydid it and trouble properly connecting, having It took us some time with many of helpful fromalso Clélie Briar! Sweet our great class presidentof Mitzi and on May with the Zoom 30via help union on the internet! We connected I chat with With of loss our only classOur fourth was in No from news good news is me. Small world department. A What atreat to have our 65th re on Facebook and we Shirley Poulson Mary JaneMary - , we , we - - - Cook reunion, I heard from eral, atreat it is to keep up with her. news. In and gen newspapers about especially interesting to with talk several newspapers in TX, she is with ownership and publishing of important issues.of involved Being we went deeply into the philosophy attle. We deer, see water lots and of house on alovely lake Se south of are our still almost in 100-year-old our daughters OR in and CA. We nearby.living We Skype with also son a and shopping with though and now the virus. We’re doing well broke hip. his It cancelled our lives year then had anaccident where he cancer, health got a clean last of bill My almost husband 64years of had to health reunion issues. because of yearsgood there. I won’t coming be ing about Briar Sweet and the all I’ve days last been These few think one else, you are hearing from me. sinceso Iamashut-in with every about good very keeping touch, in with with big things going on this country. in We talked about little things and the Learning, bridge games and more. BriarSweet Atlanta Room Living things including book clubs, the house. involved is Camille many in head areaAtlanta of and near her old condos!ing of It the in is nice Buck ment place, but a40-story it is build had mistakenly thought a retire was Peachtree Road in Atlanta, which I said that she acondo in living is on then. then. with classmates who had connected had two phone good conservations sometime. meeting Zoom another glitches. Mitzi hoping is we can have Ware wanted to join but there were Bryan Tozzer and Betty Byrne Gill gluff.Lawton Sue Mobley, Newell Streit Halla and Emily Hunter Slin liams Yow, Jane Feltus Welch, Mitzi LynHarrell Welsh, WilCamille poel,Pam Compton Ware, Anne Shepard, Ruth Campbell VanDer Nancy strong Redmond, Anderson Manchester,liams Gretchen Arm McHaney,Roberts Kay Anne Wil Joyner,lis Elise Wachenfeld dePapp, and hearing each nice outlook on life. each the one wonderful of classmates Some monthsSome before the Zoom I also hadI also along follow-up talk Following our Zoom reunion, I Those who took part were Phyl Kay Roberts McHaney Roberts Kay . She wrote, haven’t“I been Camille WilliamsCamille Yow Joan Kells , and had ------roomed together at Briar Sweet for wonderful. Fritz and Ginger had andI had she talk agood sounded Sweet Briar,Sweet too! reopened July. in We talked about sincetennis Boars Head had tennis and she mentioned even playing him and Fred to seem health, good in be upbeat usual, as as was and both she outside alot, which they enjoy. She cottages there and are so able to go and Fred the are one separate in of most in as retirement places. She quarantine anddown times of there, ville. Therelock have been times of minster Canterbury Charlottes in pandemic and the situation at West had anice phone the discussing visit and stay well.” providing more respect! Take care different reactionspeople,in elder that the words old and elder provoke teresting book, Elderhood. It seems the internet!of Iamreading anin couldn’t get back on. The mysteries minute but then went all dark and I the in all reunion! there I was for a pointed not in able being to join you going to the store, etc. disap so Iwas Anne cautious very being is about COVID-19a lot in of Atlanta, and we are not going anywhere. Thereis pretty much the in same situation; fections and viruses, she so and Iare that makes susceptible her very to in granddaughter,er acondition has for two weeks. Charlotte, my young I would have to stay my in apartment this point, Ireturn to if Canterbury, here,be probably several weeks. At thrilled!is No telling how long I’ll awonderful in do complex and she daughter moved just has into acon one granddaughter. My older grand with her,being my son in-law and But Iamnow at her house, enjoying for everyone and we’ve had no cases. Canterbury wonderful was caring til my daughter Anne came for me. ten weeks at Canterbury Court un report. quarantine in Iwas for about think I had anything worthwhile to one before and after it that Ididn’t much so been day has like the“Every Sue Lawton Mobley hello to everyone.” ing to plays and operas. Please say we were still playing bridge and go ways special. Before the quarantine, birds, and bald eagles are almost al Fritz Merriman Naylor GreeneGinger Chamblin Another treat from anemail was who wrote, who and I and ------Kirkwood by the River, alovely re Jeanette had recently living been at manyin endeavors. good He and Birminghamin and involved very He evidently loved was avery judge happilybeen married for 62 years. wonderful him. picture had of They His obituary online with areally was talked, her husband died at age 89. life.of In July, some weeks after we sounded wonderful and appreciative I had phone a good and she talk several years. Fritz said she trou has ago! Queen at Briar Sweet some years her mother who we know May was two years. love Ialso thinking about the class notes last that after it was Ben,marry although Ihad written in leave Briar Sweet after three years to brother, dear her very too. Derrill did band and, Ben only a short time later, her to have lost her wonderful hus Charleston then. Such sadness for aboutalso the violence going on in recent about talk her family and I keep up bit, agood and we had a they have children. pandemic Panama in City, FL, where been spending some time during this her husband, George, have evidently Birmingham. in was Mary Boyd and her some time ago when Mary Boyd Murray Trussell kepthas up abit with home some years ago. Jeanette also that nice property for that retirement husband responsible was for finding Kirkwoodin by the River. Frances’s herd and CA. keeping touch in with her from TX says her two are step-sons dear so whose husband died some years ago, thing anew and fun.a sort of Fritz, lovers, have us dog been of this is so we talked about our kitty cats! Both things, good. Among other feels she onejust floor. She said that overall, and the condo several stories, is not large condo Sagamore in Hills, OH, that though even she still lives a in ble but walking no complaints about for many years, mate and her friend Birmingham in too. Jeanette said that now our class hearing about her grandchildren, and have three children. It good was daughter, them are and of married all an Church. had andsons two They a tirement place by run the Presbyteri Jeanette Kennedy Hancock Derrill Maybank HaygoodDerrill and her husband, are living also Frances Shep Bell . She said she saw Mary Boyd Mary and and ------phone on ascreen for her to read. that shows my words spoken on the hearing, she some special device has land, trouble ME. has Because Elise planningand is to move to Port her other daughter aveterinarian is ticals and lives on Cod, Cape and vice president Merck of Pharmaceu her daughtersone of anassociate is doctor. a being told She me including and later, she as many did in things, where she excelled at Briar Sweet BriarSweet and abit about riding and he adorable! is We talked about Pomeranian. She sent me apicture ford, NY. she adog She loves, has a at it easy hertaking condo Pitts in died. Her daughter Carol lives with about 20years since her husband ling, VA, where she for been has theing in same nice Ster house in Island. togoes her cottage on nearby Edisto Charlestonin sometimes and also happilyla is at living her same house Environmental Interior Design. Nel one at the Pratt Institute studying Educational Culinary Institute and NY area: one at is the Internation graduatein schools and the in living Her two granddaughters are both peopleof are rethinking their lives. at this pandemic time because alot particularlyshe finds herself busy ing room Charleston. in She says but sometimesline at also ameet recently she doing is this mostly on careers and life paths. She says that workusual helping people find their Hunter Slingluff ’55 PeeplesBallou ’55andKathleen Tozzer Ware ByrneGill Passano’55,Betty ’55,HoneyAddington ’55,Emily Bryan Several yearsagoinSeaIsland,GA:SueLawtonMobley’55,Newell Anne Lyn Harrell Welsh Elise WachenfeldElise dePapp Nella Gray Barkley is doing is her is liv is is is ------and for all of you,and for of all my classmates! children, too. Iamthankful for them are time mothers full with precious me, and her two married daughters ried daughter lives 16houses from University Virginia of and my mar geon, Charlottesville in is with the time.demic My married son, asur pan worrisome this during us of areI ammissing friends seeing as all games. bridge my good Also,missing started doing YouTube videos. I am moredo to help. Recently Ihave many parents keeps me wanting to my time, and the appreciation from parenting the job of of takes much of and speaking about the importance what the club. was old surf Writing lantic Ocean and our cabana there at Bay going and also often to the At old wonderful house on Linkhorn friendship! enjoying Iamso of my course, meaning old many in years as ing with such old dear friends! Of ahugeis treat connect because of time and work to get it right, but it together these class notes take does smart classmates are, too. Putting for awonderful life Ifind as that my these in notes.myself Iamhappy I always feel strange writing about with her. with there and her having daughter dear particularly the nice garden she has Anne Lyn enjoys her house and It present been has for some years. alright. be ol but hopes will has all worried about ahealth problem Car her and at this time. Anne Lyn is Emily HunterEmily Slingluff CLASS , me: , me: NOTES ------49 fall 2020 50 sbc.edu CLASS [email protected] Skyland, NC28776-0728 P.O. Box728 Mary AnnHicklinWillingham 1956 of us at us our 65th reunionof next May! She looking is forward to a lot seeing working and learning on computers. dren, like many, so have mastered their work online. two Their chil ah live Manhattan in and are doing our 65th May. in one’s and news hopes to you see at looking forward to reading every hopes everyone and well safe, is is escalationwith the FL. virus in She now retreated has into her cocoon, daughter’s frequently for but dinner fore the virus, she went to her nearby theahead political of mailings. Be work her in garden and mostly stays experience. to continues She esting club meetings have aninter been found that church Zoom and garden isolation.these times of She has things others have doing been in ing forward to hearing what clever to Patagonia with her daughter Bai late,of but hopes early 2021to in go Memphis, she done no has traveling and on....” After arriving here from ing out because “this on goes virus din and me) (including friends her aroundwalks the lake, seeing missed the pandemic,of she took many mer home on Summit. Lake Because our mountainsWNC at her sum in here the summer of most spent and gatherings. Zoom appreciating more books good even andwell safe, staying place. in She is stay connected. She says they are but wants to say to hi classmates and says she not does have much news doing recentbeen in months. Lee request for updating what you have response Ireceived to my summer west coast. Son Trevor and wife Sar andson Kevin wife Britt live on the doing well. Steven Son lives nearby; problems. Their adult children are all although Richard some mobility has where they are fairly managing well, staying at home in Annandale, VA, many,Like so Karen and Richard are returningbe to or entering this fall! writes that the SBC is perfect place to JoanBroman Wright Rose MontgomeryRose Johnston Karen Steinhardt Kirkbride ChangLee Crozier NOTES sent the first is look is
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since 1957. Now 1-1/2years since Palo Alto, CA, where she lived has preemies at three area hospitals. baby as well hats as for bags mas Seaman’s Institute to put Christ in spends time knitting for scarves the patriarch the Dietz family. of She Ash Wednesday now 2020and is family. Burt sister lost on twin his thebeing matriarch the Buxton of going through family papers, now unteering again. spent She has time over while they can enjoy their vol they can, as well be hoping it will arrest” caused by the coronavirus as she and Burt are handling “this house and thinks how lucky she been. has herin rocking chair on her porch for the year. last She says she sits just busy her kept have apartment house saying her rental farm and carriage about SBC’s progress! only by phone. She proud is to hear therapy practice, clients now seeing to move on,” she her psycho still has ley. Even though perhaps time“it is sodes of Downtonsodes of Abbey. dinner, epi couple followed a by of she and her sister take turns cooking morning. Finding it creative to cook, at home, 45 minutes walking every wear and masks stay touch!” in greetings tosends all: “Take care, She virus. the of because come now working and fishing. No one can insteadso walking, she a lot does of They forbid driving her on US 85, a grand foursome and inside out. 31030. She says her children are 314 Malatchie Rd., Fort Valley, GA moved permanently to the farm at weird world we live in.” She has the current environment as “this overcomewe will this current chaos. team. However, she optimistic is that year for another beloved on his crew at St. Andrews and no normal senior roomliving graduation, no masters college for her grandchildren: one regrets that changed has the virus changed living.has her way of She live.friends also However, this virus home where her long-term many of Charlotte.in She loving is her new this year to “the old folks’ home,” all 51yearsof to acondo, then earlier moved (4years ago) from her home Frances Clardy Shannonhouse Betty Buxton Dietz Allen Stevens Ann Kay Smith Schafer Smith Kay Marty Fields Fite ForbesBette Rayburn is hanging out hanging is writes from sent anote writes that describes describes - - - -
that their FL island home dif so is at Westminster Canterbury Char in much because of themuch virus. because of home. Kay says she not does go out and resident at Kay’s retirement Little College That Could,friendis a Morse ’68, who wrote the book, The Alto. She noted that Frances Kirven retirement home downtown in Palo moved into an11-story charming her husband, Bob, died, she has does a bit of real estate. abitdoes of stays healthy on dialysis. She still children and her husband, Robert, chiggers. She enjoys nearby grand therapy, except for the ivy poison and fresh and regular. Gardening her is corners and keeps the food chain the same. She cleaned has out dusty phonebut lots which of visits are not ing. No church, club or dinners out, distanc social life because lotof of France. andwear masks a miss They theythe had to virus cancel atrip to would have to make it up. Due to esting to notes, her last but says she could add something really inter riding her bike. her riding patch, playing with friends and golf hoeing the and weeds in pulling corn ing grass, her father, care taking of mow uation. include Her activities tive order in to sit handle this virus thatIN she staying is busy and ac her VAroots! that their grandchild returning is to this fall. Jean and Dutch are ecstatic enter her first college year at UVAof daughters, who lives NY, in plans to her grand One of charming ever! as Harrison ings. She had recently talked to a great destination for family gather lived for years, yet quite beautiful and ferent from the VA farm where they months without passed any seeing of levels.my energy As Iwrite this, six and much to do, definitely exceeding blessedam very with many interests acres plenty clean and has air. of I ing! Fortunately, my on house 35 is certainly changed liv my way of good,is to and all bids us stay safe! ing! She says the spite in virus, of life they occasionally slip away to go fish to across being driveways! However, ing that conversations are restricted pandemic, not this during lottesville Jean Dowdy von Schilling Jane Sigloh Slack Macie Clay Nichols Mary Koonz Gynn As for me, this eternal era has who well, is happy and as is happy is to be writes from wishes she she wishes writes writes Kitty Kitty [email protected] Bronxville, N.Y. 10708 3 Stoneleigh#6D Eleanor St.ClairThorp 1958 May!in So, Iamhoping you to many see of and shuttle over all campus. service great in be shape with anelevator ston Inn for the older classes, we will SBC next May! El SBC reserves If vaccine our class so can gather at ters. Iamcheering for asoon-to-be July my three all Idid see daugh of my family, but at June the end of and ry of Lanny. of ry her notes for this issue. for keeps this notes She her line, Ipromised so her Iwould save came winter, last after just our dead pus. togift the our growth college of cam It wonderful avery is and welcome nelia and Dick ahuge thanks! vote of path for the future. We owe all Cor to support viticulture and provide a $500,000 donation to Briar Sweet her husband, Dick, have given a from the college alumnae office. More information can obtained be children and several grandchildren. by hersurvived husband, Jack, four battle with pancreatic cancer. She is June 25, after along and courageous ly her in home Columbus, in OH, on two of our classmates.two of of passing the of news the with begin thedo same next issue. Sadly, Imust and Ihope our other classmates will thanks to you who all sent me anote, timeit is for 2020 news, our fall so spring alumnae magazine, but now that Isent our class in for news the greenhouse at Briar Sweet memo in to making agift the in Please join us BriarSweet through all the years. spirit! She remained committed to kindness, her smile and her great she valued. We forget never her will presided the over many causes of SC. She anatural was leader and May 28at her home Greenville, in Webster our classmate dear you of maySome already know that WaringOxner Jane Sally Byers Sugar Byers Sally Betsy Alden Robinson Alden Betsy Cornelia Long Matson Long Cornelia Claire Cannon Christopher Cannon Claire It like only seems afew days ago died of aheart attack died of on sent this letter: died peaceful Lanny Tuttle
’s news and and ------Fe, NM. Santa professionally in singing still with when she comes to MI, as well as touchin with weekend which fun. was She keeps for along twins great-grandson twin grandson wife and brought his her COVID, but back is MInow. in Her there until June, due to safety from forhas the few years. last She stayed near her daughter Ethel she’82 as winter months Lexington, in VA, question. that Watchers or go to AA??? LOVE over, what we do do: Go to Weight question is, when this weird time is enjoying reading and eating. Her she and husband, Paul, have been from her classmates. travel. She looks forward to hearing Michigan given the current state of for their annual summer trip to Palmin Desert, CA, dropping plans husband are still enjoying life aquiet except disappointment that her trip this summer to say not much news, from Skidway Island, GA, earlier touch with her farflung family. a Shakespeare class and keeping in busy, cabaret, to a in going singing versity of Georgia this Georgia fall. versity of enter secondwill his year at the Uni friends. Grandson, Jack Jurgovan, enjoy times Zoom with family and areThey pretty much at home but John celebrated 95th his birthday! writes that she and her husband back and forth to Virginia Beach. bors. She and Bill spend time going are her friends andas most neigh of Avenue, Monument on monuments of the whole issue about cerned rently Richmond in and con very Aug. 6. Obviously busy lives! the Hiroshima of sary bombing on event to the recognize 75th anniver (among other on an dignitaries) Schultz and Mikhall Gorbachev 25. working also Bill is with George CA), celebrated this summer on June of Bishop when founded he (which the Unitedof Initiative Religions working on the 20th anniversary When she wrote, busy very Bill was busy.Burlingame, keeping CA, but band Bill are sheltering place in in Tibby Moore Gardner Ethel Ogden Burwell Betty Rae Sivalls Davis Mary Lane Bryan Sullivan Lane Mary Beedy TatlowBeedy Ritchie Mary TaylorSwing Mary Lynn Prior Harrington Betsy Alden Robinson Alden Betsy Beedy TatlowBeedy Ritchie and her hus spent the spent and her says that is cur who is wrote wrote ------
died. died. to Annandale, NJ, after her husband Carringer Nancy Beekman aSunrise in in her dog Atlanta, GA. his secondhis year. go back to the Naval Academy for thisChicago fall. Henry Rentz will Migdalto the off Eliza University of Teddy Donohue to UVA off is and grandchildrenseven are doing well. tions NY. in threeAll and girls all than due usual to condi the virus son Island, FL—a month longer spent March and April on Hutchin MA, on the Cape. This year they NY, and their summers Dennis, in spend their winters Bronxville, in me) and her husband, Peter, still term care facilities Ohio. in for long director communications the top as professional association Anne by recognized her state was her DA’s officehas prosecuted, and interestingTV of with tales crimes Pontein Vedra, on been FL. has Lee and Don building aretirement home whom are doing well. very Martha ports on her three daughters, of all John’s Episcopal Church. She re ing work, but she still active is at St. slowed has This down gardenher years, with eight screws her in spine! sive back surgeries for the five last and writes that she had exten has husband are Powell, still in OH, from time to time. time from celed. She Celia see Dunn does ’61 to the Amazon in August can was [email protected] Wayne, PA 19087-1318 1406 ThomasRd. Lura ColemanWampler 1960 in noin particular order. present who were those of mention a is Here communities. retirement husbands and many have moved to about herself. have Some lost their to hear each participant tell alittle to faces many so see familiar and the session. wonderful It truly was anino July 31. Thanks to reunionZoom that took place on classmates’ names mainly due to a able being sure to of mention many Eleanor St. Clair Thorp St.Eleanor Clair Jane Shipman Kuntz Kathy Knox Ennis Greetings to I have all! the plea for setting it up and hosting Carolyn Ratcliffe King Lucy Martin Gi Martin Lucy is living with living is and her moved moved (that’s and ------Towell Towell where Richmond in Pusey an apartment next to her husband, Clyde, are moving to is living in Reading, in living is PA, and lim is Sarasota, FL, and Indianapolis,between IN, and Tatman Walker she hosts anannual luncheon for a livedhaving there for 13 years, where Kaplan shelter.ed ananimal tha’s Vineyard, MA, where she start a movie year last on and Mar also time Los in Angeles where she made Dinny Muldaur Dozier McDonaldson talks weeklytalks with practicing law and reports that she Melinda Moore Sweet Newtownin Square, PA, and CT. in still involved real with selling estate Denison MD, Bethesda, In to go west for skiing each winter. enoughber to and play golf lots of Grady Newmark to attract pollinators. a9-acre wildflowering of meadow and specifically mentioned the plant after her husband’s death ayear ago her farm the in eastern shore MD of Murphy Hale one tocan is do let it rain.” raining, it is all, if the best things low quote astore in window, “After where she saw this timely Longfel 45 years. ing given up her framing business of lottesville, VA. lottesville, 2006 and now is painting Char in retired from her medical practice in Hendricks Slayman a condo in Ashburn, VA, and Wilson daughter at SBC. October graduation her grand of owee, SC, and plans to attend the the Atlanta, GA, area. Phyz December in and still lives in okay after losthaving her beloved VA. ment community in Williamsburg, lishing company. a fiction editor for an American pub Englandcoast and of told she us is the Isle Wight, of thesouthern off student for one year, tuned from in TX. her time and NC between aranch in and losthaving her husband 7years ago continues to live Birmingham, in AL, Ann Crowell Lemmon Anne Duquid Jean Morris Stevenson at Westminster Canterbury has become has a Richmond girl moved from upstate NY to also lives.also Frank and is now is painting after hav Gail LloydGail continues to live on Rhett Ball Thagard . It great to was see split their time time their split Margot McKeeMargot lives Ke on Lake Sue StyerSue Cahill , St. our Andrews Katie Mendel Katie lives in a retire Barbara Beam Gail Hayman lives NYC in Anita Perrin Linda Sims- Grace Suttle Gwen Speel Patti Powell is no longer longer no is who spends spends who Barbara is doing is splits Susan Jane is is ------
Burch things shut down, and latest trip to was Sicily before just andtennis traveling worldwide, her necke Clarke necke thor thor Zoom. Zoom. Harding VA, Sterling, In live. handle when andwill where they NC, have to and will learn how they their Highlands, house full-time in Place.Hills still holdwill on They to munity in Atlanta called Peachtree moving into retirement a new com Bugg erson him. lock-down, she so couldn’t with be tirement community that on was the COVIDdying of are in virus Nelson From New Orleans, band started has aday-school there. 50 years and reports that her hus lived Charlottesville, in VA, for over tinues to live NH in and graduate. graduate. her daughtersone of Briar aSweet is Charlotte,in NC, proud and is that SC, SC, many short stories. In Columbia, cently published has three books and first forboating magazines, and re writer, a become America). has She from in (as Newfoundland to South husband sailed long has distances retired from banking and with her head, MA, MA, head, riding program at SBC. In Marble ed that the her niece charge in is of time playing and proudly golf relat Newman Blanchard husband died, Seth and she married David Lunt after her toues live Santa in Fe, NM, where Ottenberg news. some me send did but session the Zoom on not Bruton Parish Church. burg where she remains active with Patti Powell Pusey not whine unless we take out the “h.” among other things that we should mal life Seattle, in WA, and writes the link). reunionZoom but did not receive members (she intended to on be the ward to acrab fest 19 family with all dozen classmates when class president,class three live. also sons first-year Our Chattanooga,in TN, where her lived the in same house for 54 years The following classmates were Nancy Corson Gibbs Nancy Corson Elizabeth MeadeElizabeth Howard Norma Patterson Mills continues to live in Williams told about us her husband Becky TowillMcNair is studying on is Chinese Peggy Cook Lunt Peggy Cook Jane Lancaster Riddle is living the new nor the new living is Betsy Buechner Morris Buechner Betsy and her husband are visits. notable Our au Winnie Ward CLASS Carolyn Gough Gough Carolyn Harriet HurleyHarriet is looking for looking is spends a lot of of lot a spends Carol Barnard Isabel Ware Nina Wilk Anne Rie Anne is playing is contin Ginger Ginger , con lives lives has has has has NOTES is is ------
51 fall 2020 52 sbc.edu CLASS reunion at the College. calendars for postponed our 60th can actually hug them! grandchildren again, can visit and I forward to the time when our seven gardens and various animals. Ilook board horses and tend to my many almost 50years where Icontinue to tionary farmhouse in Wayne, PA, for have our pre-Revolu in living been on stage by professionals. Fred and I experiences which are then acted out cancer patients to write about their called Visible Ink, which encourages with aSloan Kettering organization school students involved is and also for independent group support a anino all! time, stay healthy and safe! Love to ities center. orderin to closer be to activ anew ment community in Henrico, VA, cottage into anapartment aretire in and her husband moved just from a to all. In NYC, love sends memorabilia, other and our classthe scrapbooks keeper of [email protected] Crofton, MD21114 1724 Aberdeen Circle Bess HutchinsSharland [email protected] Charleston, SC29401 St. 41 Pitt Julie O’NeilArnheim 1961 TX.in heat home Linville, in NC, to escape the currently traveling to amountain my acumen. language Other planned octogenarian’s flattered was ego by how much Ineed hearing aids. My andin none without them, Iknow French with my dialog hearing aids and because Icaught the 80%of connected, me kept occupation chy fictionalthetale fast-moving of Vi obviatedwas by the pandemic, this France in vacation spring/summer overit is 10years old. Since my usual lage Français), on Hulu though even series,TVFrench A Village(Un Vil the fiveof seasons French language hours my in recliner enthralled by Arnheim quest for ’61 news, I, Lynn Lura Coleman Wampler Coleman Lura Put May, 28-30, 2021 on your Thanks Thanks to NOTES , the first to respond to my re is chair of Parents chair is of in Action, , spent many delightful Mary Ellen Dohs Acey Jane Covington Ellis Nancy Coppedge Coppedge Nancy Lucy Martin Gi Martin Lucy In the mean Julie O’Neil
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culprit this year. needless to say, COVID the was year due to it was her illnesses; own with her extendedcruise family. Last next digit, had to cancel yet another arewhen us pushing most our of whose 80th birthday comes along rate, rate, still works schedule. afull At this Mimi may officially be retired, she mitted to leave the state. Although Chapman Hoffman Blight’s biography, Frederick Doug David on club discussion book her HutchinsBess Sharland plans but have found other interests. haveOthers us thwarted of travel she doneas forever has and ever. ing the the fresh Chesapeake of air Francisco home rather than enjoy spending theis her summer in San social contact.social butkinds would prefer additional that many she done puzzles has of dent to stay amotel. in She reports along the way, and it seemed impru overnight stopping tow without from Delray with pooch Bisous in untilleast the she as fall cannot drive for years, but she postponed that at near Tanglewood for the summer man Cafasso married. with them GA where in they were their 61st anniversary to celebrate andmaids Imay have to wait until ing aids, dark time. staywe all safe during this unusual ing around? She that her wish sends have memorabiliaall boxes of lurk watching PBS and reading. Don’t we to trash or donate addition in to found time by going through boxes fects. her of She use makinggood is and suffers no apparent lasting ef hospitalizedweeks never but was anteed. for She ill about was three cautious, not immunity is guar as March at age 81, Susan very being is COVID of ically case in diagnosed TX, though even she aclin survived Holed upher in condo in Austin, taken with such modern technology. to adjust hers phone via and quite is again because noagain FL per judge was 9 date until Day Labor and then firstwas postponed from their June 60th wedding anniversary, which Fleming Lucas “Mimi” to Savannah to celebrate one including cancelled, were trips Also aproudAlso proponent hear of Faith Bullis Mace Celia WilliamsDunn Susan Cone Scott had rented ahouse Margaret Gwathmey Margaret Margaret WadMargaret , Mimi’s brides , youngest, our and Peter’s is leading is Marion Marion is able is , Lou Lou ------
however, and are all doing well. family did get together for July 4 the apartment NYC. in The whole home Easton, in MD, rather than in spent 2020since March their in Ross, 56years, her husband of have lass. I, board member.board 2001,in along-time been and has ciety shortly after moving to Seattle ered the Seattle Music Chamber So my life.”highlight of Diane discov pecially Japan, in was “perhaps the and reports that the time spent, es schoolsguage Finland in and Japan worked for the Lewis’s at their lan touch throughout the years. Diane Portugal. She and Jane have kept in her family at their vacation home in it’s the same! adorable accent, bet give her acall. I’ll 7367. you If want to hear Suzanne’s 28401.NC Her phone (910)763- is N. WaterSt., #1154, Wilmington, emailing. Her address new 240 is suggested phoning her rather than ed birthday #81, her son, Laurence, Fear River. Having recently celebrat blocks away located on the Cape 29 years, to condo a new nine just family home, where she had lived for restored historic her from moved time with a Seattleite for almost 20years, spent successful. corn abust, was but the eggplant was mying in the driveway; organic blue Carl ShurzParkin NYC familyin with birthday ’61celebratesher80th Jeanne BoundsHamilton Jeanne Bounds Hamilton Jeanne Bounds In October 2019, In June, June, In Julie , took up clay pot garden Jane Garst Lewis Suzanne Nash Ruffin Diane Stevens Diane and and ------,
As usual, cheerfully Bee underplays Hanover,in NH, since Sept. 2019. had at living been Kendal, aCCRC, 2019and in thenvision rehab, she so Her right knee replacement had are erywhere, hers reset to was July 6. ev postponed being were surgeries scheduled for April 6. As elective onsurgery her left knee replacement Thayer Jeanne not does look 80! 2boys andhas agirl. And, course, of a boy and 2 girls; has andChris Blair ated from Duke; Will 2boys; has Ross Jr. who gradu just twins has The Hamiltons have four children: people can create such alarge family.” jor, noted, amazing how is two “It an only child and mathematics ma Carlin Schurz Park NYC. in Jeanne, celebrating her 80th birthday taken Jeanne sent aphoto the family of Picchu in2001 Simone Aubry’61atMachu Our indefatigableOur had to postpone revision revision to postpone had Bee NewmanBee - - - - donor classmate,donor illness. She away passed May in after along by hermissed many friends of ’61. supporter Briar Sweet be and will of married 1959. in Judith astrong was Boston University 1962, in having laude English in literature from years but graduated cum magna of most Class ’61 reunions over the summer. unusual most to enjoy some outdoor during fun a loves, but this version allows families camp session for young boys that she rigueur.de Maria the misses regular Sanitation and are rules distancing and activities.with meal service campgroundShe it asort calls of an unusual summer camp season. are at Camp Greenbrier in WV for with us, at Bee’s family farm out photos,of which she later shared reunion, lots and taking swimming Warren Picchu 2001 with in National Geographic Machu tour of Elwell Lutz Ginger there, e.g. aEuropean tour with at Briar Sweet and her friendships heard many stories Simone’s of years friend, Caren Rosenthal, who had I received anote from her lifelong wrote on her Boston Globe obituary, MA.died in From the condolence I the 30%participation mark. due to her efforts, our wentclass over BriarSweet cease; never and, largely and her wordsemails support in of any ailment. Her phone calls, her land of pleasant living.”land of on Maryland’s shore, Eastern “the down. For now, she reports well is all Hanover in Bee see once settles all Penny Meyer Stanton fit be for reunion next year, she says. rehabbing and doing well. She will scheduleon went and off again sheis are pretty impressive! Bee’s revision through. Wegirls/ladies/women such uncertainty, our alumnae came vative programs. new In times of tinuation Briar’s Sweet of inno who went out all to secure the con Rinehart Cosby photography, art history, jewelry photography, history, art jewelry included skydiving, scuba diving, interests range herin wide of which Simone’s reflected for is life passion side Amherst. Her obituary reads, Another beautiful and steadfast Judith Atkins Wall Thanks Thanks go Bee andto to Maria Garnett Hood Garnett Maria . We saw Simone at last a , our fund agents, Simone AubrySimone and aLindblad Patti Anderson still hopes to hopes still attended attended and Bob Mary Mary - - - , Prevost Ragsdale Prevost Heede Montgomery, AL; ter” Engelhardt McCall the instruction will take. will the instruction remain flexibleas will to what mode and have signed up for the fall; all Her three students thought too so 2020, and it worked remarkably well. FaceTimeon semester the spring in Judy Greer Schulz crossed. Simonebetween and SBC. Fingers endeavors and become alasting link Briar’s Sweet with some of ecological that foundation might possibly mesh their families. Thefuture work of world city with children inner and her lifelongof interests the natural of in Washington, DC, to share some [email protected]) formed was Excellenceof for (aubry. Children birthday, The Simone Aubry Center 2019, celebration in Simone’s of 80th space and environmental issues. In making, archeology, astronomy, aero [email protected] Flemington, NJ08822 33 PleasantRunRd. Parry ElliceAdam 1962 leigh, NC. away 2020: in these classmates who have passed vineyards for ourselves! reunion 2021. in We those see will 60 years ago. Don’t forget our 60th We could not have predicted this ily—all that wonderful acreage! BriarSweet by the Williams fam ploying the raw material to willed em and engineering through needs Optimizing for humanity’s basic viticulture. and culture—apiculture the curriculum’s emphasis on agri Jordan Kyle MA; Aubryone May Pawleys 28in Island, SC; leans; June Miami, 3in FL; can’t to seem watch and at it do all thanZoom exercise or yoga. do I discoveredI’ve to on easier it is talk “Aside from praying for avaccine, Our classmateOur on the ground, The Class of 1961 remembers Class of The From From I, I, Julie Carol Ann Lessman Margol , July Rye, 2in NY; Cornelia “Dolly” Howard “Dolly” Cornelia , excited amvery about Patsey Reed Carney , May Sudbury, 19in , March New 29in Or Judith Atkins Wall , June Ra 19in Glen Moncrieff , taught piano Virginia “Sis , Jan. 6in Adora Sim ------: , , cure. Stay tuned! cure. Stay Strong women stand solid and se elevated it to exemplary new heights. not only saved mater, our alma but for the current leadership which has should proud very be and grateful cess from saga several sources! We followingbeen the Briar Sweet suc Luckily Idon’t staying mind home.” Britisha lot of television on my iPad. books. days, These I’m afraid I watch opera when possible and read lots of the NY Times crossword, go to the the and sea bird life the in area. Ido to educating children and maintains anon-profitis organizationdevoted Center for the Environment which summer chapel here and the Lloyd Garden Buzzards Bay, Club of the nently, Ihave involved been with the in Asia. Since home being perma ablewas to take advantage living of loved the all travel and amglad I tobeen Bhutan but not to Italy. I Asia and India. Ilaughed that Ihad I travelled extensively throughout much for me. While Hong in Kong, land bound. Hard for Jim but not so Sigh. We sold the boat and have been countryful and the greatest people. especially now. It the is most beauti we had able been to keep the house, wouldkids move all to NZ. Iwish ly to S. Dartmouth. Fantasy...that NZ house and moved permanent back five so or yearsago. soldWe the NZ until Jim and others brought it Newin Zealand. in sailboat Our was most 8years and then bought ahouse ago. We lived Hong in Kong for al MA, since Jim retired about 10years sure. We have lived S. in Dartmouth, the be oneswill to find a vaccine,I’m which quite is sad. Grandmothers made it hard has tovirus them see girlsfive-15 (six and boys). 3 The grandchildrennine ranging from around the corner. Jim and Ihave still kicking.“I’m Can’t 80is believe Patsey” strangest times? all Love to all, of among my friends. Isn’t this the are no moderate political opinions home?’ discovered also I’ve that there message: are you staying ‘Mo-o-om day almostcalls with the every same three grown children, whom one of had atotal role reversal with my the same time. Watching I’ve wins! And finally, I hope you have all Winnie Swoyer Phyfe writes: writes: ------and staying home walk with lots of that she and Frank are “staying well [email protected] Irving, Texas 75062 3701 GuadalajaraCt. Allie StemmonsSimon 1963 back home to Burlington,back home NC. Maxwell conversation with you.of recently She also has had a and enjoyed hearing back from many mates the in early the days virus of sent acheery to email our class all way up!” Lucy, our class president, up, department nothing thedoing in normal takennew my has level skill pretty at good doing nothing but this Anderson Otis ing, reading, gardening. Maybe back much alike: Not a lot—cook you doing?” and the answers came pandemic.virus Iasked are “What good books,good watch some dark TV connections with classmates, read gardens, make bread, make Zoom their time down to clean out, tend tive and were ill. never used They’ve with them, they both tested nega granddaughter temporarily living exposed to the virus, thanks to a that although she and Mitch were ered. who moved to IA, recov and he has except well all is for one grandson kept! well so been never Her family Vermont life. Her flower havebeds little, the asimple living result of Holmes I don’t like it!” house cleaning Ihave managed, but that and doing athorough“Between made and overChrismons has fifty! Efird Nice to hear from earlywalking before it gets too hot.” get out to the store and Ihave been doing puzzles and knitting. Ido (in Atlanta). Ihave reading, been Dixon Brown nitely life the in slow lane.” cially course. distanced, of It’s defi a few friends over on our deck, so ing, reading and occasionally having our world copes with the corona class notes our history in of as set probablywill This be the strangest Ginger Cates Mitchell Ginger Cates Keitt Matheson WoodKeitt Greetings to 1963! the class of who taught to make herself finds life finds her changed has who moved has from CA says “All here well is Margaret Millender Millender Margaret said it best: been “I’ve Anne Wrightson McNair Currie CLASS reports reports Nancy Lucy Lucy NOTES ------53 fall 2020 54 sbc.edu CLASS year, but grandsons. learning center for her two Seattle cottage became the Spanish language when the schools closed down, her returned to Seattle March, in and the rights civil of struggle.” Katharine we met with pioneers as meaningful tion, etc., the so tour especially was cipation, reconstruction, redemp moving from slavery through eman atwo-year in been studyI’ve group zine along with my younger brother. rights tour with The Nation maga to Jackson, MS, for aweek-long civil ly. Then,flight a from Jackson, WY, with my younger fami son and his cross-country skiing in Yellowstone before the lockdown. First, a week of twoin back-to-back trips Feb. in Collins pandemic— SBC during the same years,” she says. to read since we were classmates at rican Americans. It intriguing was 1959 and graduated 1963as in Af Eighteen men entered Harvard in Last The was at Negroes Harvard. ing. “A book that really touched me filling the withpandemic time read Prue Gay Stuhr another book recommendation from Professors Masur and Muncy!” And, biography 900 pages. of Thanks to chill: A Walk with Destiny, arecent historypean major by reading Chur Euro modern my with connecting Edmunds mon change of scenery.”change of ing forward to cooler weather and a to the mountains NC in Aug., look here now, Chuck so and Iare headed it’s to easy so get outside. Getting hot spring we had as perfect weather, and ing on anisland we fared the in well And thank heavens for Liv Zoom! those have become major activities. to read and still enjoy cooking since friends.of I’m thankful that I like struck anyone our family in or group thankfully hasn’t farthe so virus time— unprecedented this through everyone we’re else “Like muddling not want her troubles to tell of us barn their on farms, one of sad. very COVID, one had opened just a in tel and two restaurants because of demands. had She to has close aho at home with her garden and farm Brown Lee anormaland life. dream of And this back goes news over a from news Some before the From From NOTES writes, lucky was to get “I Betsy Parker McColl is spending lots of time time of lots spending is Sue JonesSue Cansler Katharine Blackford Katharine says have been “I who has also been been who also has Lucy Boyd Lem Lucy Laura Laura did did ------: and non-stop all flights to Wash months. When my Air France flight out differently and I stayed for 3-1/2 six weeks. As we know, things turned where Iplanned to spend amonth or friends and rented alovely house southwestin France where Ihave Castelnau to of the village medieval seriously. So, Ifled in a Paris hurry one seemed to things very taking be my flight home March 14 when no about nervous and boarding was pandemic hit, Iameach as winter, COVID! France in was when“I the quite anadventure thanks to lurking around every corner.” every around lurking cer the on top stress COVID of of hit. Ican’t with can dealing imagine ments ended before the pandemic am especially grateful that my treat to which survivors all can testify. I recovering, of the relief like nothing comparatively speaking, but there is cancer,forms of minor and was mine classmates have dealt with various again. Iknowself that our many of I amblessed to feeling be like my but that me behind now, all is and admit the chemotherapy brutal was volvement, thank have God. to Iwill and there no lymph was node in The lumpectomy successful was them, everyone!) stage one. and was routine having (keep mammogram tunately, discovered it was early a in Wardlow it’s older than I am!” there and Jean says “thank goodness have found an1829renovated house and two grandchildren live. They PA, where their younger daughter that they are moving to Doylestown, health slowly is deteriorating and changing locations permanently. home at last!” are us And afew of NY. It supremely is wonderful to be summer place near Cooperstown, fled Brooklynmid-Marchin for our I’m now reunited with family who and walked into an empty airport. on July 9on analmost empty plane were cancelled, Iflew Delta to JFK ington, Boston and Philadelphia travel there. daughter Their andson- feelwhen they safe will enough to Savannah,of GA, but are not sure are anarea building in south just house in Vero Beach January in and kering CO. in down sold They their breast cancer June in 2019. of For the with diagnosed being shock of while they were still going on. had “I Valerie Hanlon Elbrick Jean MeyerJean Aloe and Gary have hun been writes that Ed’s Chris DevolChris had ------Porter Allie. make it through this!” Iconcur. Love, up: everyone“Wish the best! We’ll and safe. er, and best wishes hoping are all well oth for concern each included notes response I receivedevery for these togetherness!mean alot of Literally our third bedroom.is going This to what in own oncea place his was of closing Heinz’s officesetting and up the heat. major Our project been has Village, CO, home and get out of spend some time at our Snowmass storm in TX and are now hoping to Simon Nancy Gillies two granddaughters school. high in college agrandsonShe in has and byterian Village nearby December. in looking forward to moving to aPres the five last months tough is but JeanOR. Yardley Amos found has sonlive family and his Their Bend,in Denver and live close very to them. in-law have moved from Seattle to [email protected] University Park,FL34201 7312 SaintGeorges Way Virginia “Ginny”deBuys 1964 roll Helen Dunn including: youwith many recent of in months and Ihave enjoyed touching base son Dunn Spangenberg Dunn England Redd photos ( photos thoughtful take on current events or up with on Facebook and enjoy your ent (alive!). youA few we of can keep were happy to marked be just pres you of most but notes newsy few a yourin house twice over. Ireceived straightened nook and every cranny ing for you to but organize you have pictures thewager still wait box is of overreminiscing past adventures. I’ll travelhouse while dreaming of and your life from your is the of inside have come to this— your of view articles. news in times used Yes, we Mollie Johnson Nelson Dona Van ArsdaleJones Elmore HarrellElmore Heinz and I ( The term someis Insider Report , and others). 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I’m pretty sure Ihad COVID arrived force, full in locking in all us beginning to recover, the pandemic really sick Feb. in I was and as just home.”their jobs, their businesses and possibly the all peopleof who have lost their to whine, however, I remind myself 15years.in Ugh. Whenever Ibegin experience my first summer Dallas rants) this year, it looks so like Iwill packedhood with bars and restau San Diego townhouse (neighbor more overseas trips plus going to my were closed. Ihave canceled two U.S. before just the entry borders Vietnam Jan. in and returned to the monthmarvelous and Cambodia in that plaguing our world. is Ispent a to pestilence escape this angel of watching Netflixseries and trying amat my Dallas house reading,“I Sweet BriarSweet family.” and by the the amazing support of steadfastlyar so staying the course fairly well. I’m inspired by Bri Sweet fully, we are okay all and managing when the world shut down. 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It too all isolating, is and FL mydo board meetings with another group here continues Zoom, via as ployment counselor with awomen’s celled. My volunteer work an em as to the southwest which can was weds. We had a Tauck trip planned newly still are we pretending home travel.” and peppers. Iplay and miss do golf lettuce, beans, cucumbers, tomatoes a farm stand with free offerings of flower and vegetable gardens. I have er, mow my and grass own tend to day no matter every miles the weath extremely well. five Iwalk eightto situationnavirus handled been has I amhappy to where be the coro ticeable over my 26years here. living climate change effects are no very nowit is way too hot here in VT; terrific. After alate start to summer, Meredith Woo. The campus looked with Carol Fowler and Spice and park! Stopped by SBC, spent time 17th. Marcia knocked the it out of the University Lynchburg of on the ley’s doctoral dissertation defense at and Iattended MarciaKa Thom closing was down. as just VT VM to VA for aweek, returning home mater.) traveled March in air via “I University,culum her mother’s alma after atrip to board meetings at Tus case.navirus She had it early Feb. in nephew; it was great it to was in nephew; be VA.” Richmond weekend last to a visit ing and phone visiting. We drove to I keep busy gardening, reading, pray working downstairs office, his in and four husbands! Husband, Dave, is six and kids children their seven and went to with five ilies—even of VT hugged our children and their fam But for the three last weeks, Ihave like distancing everyone! social been tenfold!” and Netflix watching haveincreased texting, phoning, cleaning, reading state. others, most Like emailing, my stricterhas rules than the the rest of home. My MD county, next to DC, Jo Kramer Ann Soderquist Ginny, as secretary Ginny deBuys Libby Kopper Schollaert Kopper Libby NelieClark Tucker : and“Jerry Iare at : “We send a : “I have : “I : “I am : “I ------: you! Stay and well write often.” Iyearn all but most to of of all see wildflowersis on of my bucketlist, to campus to the see golden meadow action to face the virus. Getting back enrollment, fundraising and student leadership and the on news good President of Woo’sappreciation mates you and anumber expressed of ly distant hugs to your fellow class earlier this year. You social send all King field Feher hug and sympathies to [email protected] 931-636-7320 cell: 931-598-5338 Sewanee, TN37375 47 ParsonsGreen Circle Sally McCradyHubbard 1965 this unique COVIDthis unique news. reunion redo May in 2021. Now to so,do weanticipate all as our 55th did not contribute yet are invited to lege build sustainability. Those who significantly, and helped our Col youmany stepped of up, some very Mary K. McDonald $182,119. of fund Our gifts agent ing!—41.6% participation and total visited and are all well. Vicky, and her family have recently Memo, still with her, is and daughter, family have troubling. been But son, anxiety and unable being to her see to return to France. Since March, French hoping studying yoga, and Querétaro 18years ago. Doing daily things stored since she moved to lettersof and photos and sorting Cota Freese ceremony. a without one lost job and his one graduated and grandchildren are well, all but study and a prayer group. Children sales meetings at her office, a Bible Melinda meetings— lots Zooms of boring, place with no infections yet. vator. She grateful is to asafe, in be if 6-ft. apart and ride alone the in ele wereall required to wear masks, stay made—and thenbe COVID—and many activities friends and to new residence Feb. in At first, there were moved into anindependent living Melinda Musgrove Chapman Luckily, Before the pandemic, First, we celebrate our class giv who both lost their husbands and was pulling out pulling boxes was Alice FosterAlice Ficken Sarah Strother Strother Sarah is proud is that so Nancy Ban Mary Ellen ------
and continues distanced socially wa Alice had aknee replacement Feb. in and on porches they visit and patios. with neighborswalks close to home, place agood in to quarantine. She threedownsized years ago and is country, and there FaceTime. is there are green growing things the in really her grandchildren, misses but 100thincide with his birthday. She journal published be may also to co spring. Her husband’s retirement Feathers,” due to is published be next stories, “A Wall Bright of Dead es. Babette’s short of first collection vegetable garden waist-high box in meetings. started She has her first boards have readily accepted Zoom that their volunteer and business inescapable,is they’ve grateful been place since Feb. Although anxiety self-isolatingbeen at their country year old husband, Leon Hale, have ington. plans to enjoy another trip to Lex Keeneland auction this fall, she so well. The oldestin be thewill foal her broodmares and foals, doing all able been has to travel to KY to see rampant is the virus in TX but she by the National Episcopal Church Task Force, aprogram developed Justice Reconciliation and Racial death, her church a Social began The beforeweek George Floyd’s with daughters and granddaughters. gardening and enjoying FaceTime 85-year-old husband are hibernating, lumber business. lumber And Jay busier his is than in ever out. Great lists! progress on to-do enjoying cooking and missing eating Bunny friends sees on their decks, is and some CO, in and no one flying. is the and kids grandkids, some MA in littleis COVID. are They missing western MA and NH where there band, Jay, are lucky duckies, in living reunion. memorial during the service next read be azine and at will the alumnae the thein next alumnae mag issue of Dec. 3, 2018. Her listed be name will are touch. in children and their families, but they the days pass. her She seeing misses andflix strawberry ice cream help ter aerobics for rehab. Reading, Net Bunny Sutton Healy Babette Fraser Hale Betsy Benoit Hoover Benoit Betsy Mary K.Mary Peterson Grum Johanne VinsonFinney and her 99- and hus and her died died says says ------pony club have kids reasonable. been book distancing. on social Even the get to the stables—horses wrote the winter? in Bonnie finally ablewas to outside;queue like it be what will atin a time. Customers continue to places only allow one or two people for the supermarket, and smaller People are about good up masking existedknew near their tiny village. peopleseen they never and dogs they werepolice stopped. if They’ve but had to show adocument to the frommile their property for exercise friends. Eventually they could a walk alone, mile a half no with walking flix. first,At people couldonly walk ally locked down, knitting and Net buy or masks for sanitizer re so ages she and her husband were unable to mid-June. Granddaughter, Sarah mother taught school on till Zoom the school year on while Zoom their to Laura’sher twins home to finish brought Daughter, Laura, schedule. part-time help, which hard is to toues care for her husband with businesses stay alive. stay businesses home repairs and help small local timea good to catch up on outdoor sister, and some church activities. It’s keeps her touch in with Vicky, her readymasks when needed. Zoom nature and distancing with social who hike, bike, kayak and enjoy when? Nancy friends agroup has of rette ties fill ties days.her fill several book clubs and other activi Gardeners, her political precinct, meetings with the Denver Master ing, gardening and attending Zoom tional trip with back on, which it did. An interna and she it would wondered come if stories. Then the electricity failed, ingthe in old plots science of fiction started, she we were wondered liv if she bought others. As the quarantine years, but the machine jammed and face for after masks of not sewing too frequently. Nancy made acouple slothfulbeing and watching news semi-rural area. She reading is and tomed to alone living awooded, in invisible prejudices. Walking, hik since its inception and at visible and look at race relations our country in 30people nowof meets by to Zoom called Sacred Ground. Her group Laura Haskell Phinizy Bonnie Chapman McClure Nancy MacMeekin had to delayed be to 2021, or Vicky Thoma Bar CLASS is accus contin says says NOTES ------55 fall 2020 56 sbc.edu CLASS their 11-month-old Cockapoo pup pace—reading, gardening, walking areand Bev enjoying the slower remarkable accomplishments. She President and innovations Woo’s Briar’sSweet continuing success and about articles recent newspaper Geel to be, she and that since the 55th reunion not was their home in in home Augusta! their ing the moving 51st to anniversary of tion. Laura and Stewart are celebrat tradi vacation, three-generation a unable to take their annual Kanuga field, SC. The extendedwas family Frances, rode horseback near Edge Anne English WardwellEnglish Anne my. moneymaker for the regional econo the 80sand 90s, tourism the is only camping. Since manufacturing left in tle town that frombenefits overnight arealso spending money their in lit itors may bring COVID but they traffic and notmasks. wearing Vis are fleeing to the mountains, causing Foreigners with out-of-state licenses Brevard Music Center’s fine concerts. py and cooking. are They missing the from visited. AR has also thevisit mountains; NC her son her daughter and family when they them farfrom others. Carol see does were wearing and masks seated staff restaurant many touristsas ever; as it to Blowing Rock, NC, they saw are available Facebook. via On avis online. bridge churchservices Their the park; she and her partners play Zoom. She and her husband in walk ing each other and catching up by her heart and calling anambulance, to Hamp’s quick action pumping in ping repeatedly Jan., in but, thanks had abad with her spell heart stop trackin acheerleader. and as Saralyn activities her to resume hopes She spring. last home at school ishing School, much after to fin her relief 8thin grade at Dodge City Middle Laura’s 12-year-old daughter be will lican Women Dodge City, of KS. political club, the Wild West Repub and presidentorganized is anew of can National Convention. Laura also Party to adelegate be to the Republi selected Republican by the Kansas daughter, Laura Smith Tawater, was tered at home for five months. Her Mibs Sebring Raney Sebring Mibs Carol Reifsnyder Rhoads Saralyn McAfee Smith NOTES , Susan Strong McDonald Katy Weinrich Van are see has shel has cheers cheers says says and ------like apharmacy. and Hamp’s, their bathroom looks fine been since. Between her meds Wichita for stent surgery, and has she survived. She air-lifted was to [email protected] San Rafael,CA94901 124 LindenLn. Penn WilletsMullin-Fullerton 1966 during this uncertain time. And your words had aparticular impact reflectiondeep within me. Perhaps aprocess been sions has that stirred finds you well! Reading your submis COVID-19! Hello Ihope all! this man-15, now we are faced with the next. College without partying? Whatever limited to 10people, some tents. in send everyone home. are Classes they have case in to shut and down cars and extra arediscouraged stuff restrictions— to extreme return will theatre (sound). students Sewanee lon where she’s technical ajunior in take Margaret back to Mel Carnegie to Pittsburgh (safer than flying?) to during their drive from Fort Worth with them visit brief precious if not lay anyone off. havewill a Sally with laptops, software and WiFi, and supply its international employees Hayne’sSon officehas managed to staying with afriend Santa in Rosa. evacuated from San Francisco and is anxieties. of case Daughter, Anna, project, she would have abasket been Honestly, without that daily sewing dren and granddaughter Margaret. pediatrician’s office, andher chil the post office, a medicalclinic, a needed with masks a vinyl window, ementary school, students who deaf for neighbors, the station, gas the el than usual and by making face masks and by reading hiking survived more postponed indefinitely. Sally has the Santiago de Camino had to be hike France in on athird section of all.She us proud is of A late spring Netflix,books, gardens and cooking. are survivors, and we have Zoom, justed to life during apandemic. We theall different ways havethey ad ciates her classmates writing about we were worried about the fresh 1966): the of Where Class once Sally McCrady Hubbard To the ladies on lockdown (aka appre ------aloud, checking on their farm, just puttering, Zoom, with reading busy are grateful to healthy be and keep the center many protests. of They their in down neighborhood right in where she and Dabney are hunkered Betty Booker to live anhistoric in district?!” writes for special needs kids. Stay now! well getting back to your abus aide job as ter COVID, Iknow you enjoy will War Museum.” Congratulations! Af shorta book stories, of “The Trojan Ayse Papatya Bukak, published has glad to learn that your daughter, you at this time, Margaret. We are away in April. hearts Our are with 51years,her husband of passed shared the sad news that Sureyya, De Simone De Briar women do!” rightlyso wrote, is what“This Sweet wishes, Cherry! wishes, send you much so love and our best when it comes, look out, world! We todown wait for the vaccine, but much to her. hunkering is Cherry by during meant this time has so near sister her Having encouraged. with her chemo now and feels very lymphoma,gkin finished but has challenged been has with non-Hod other. For, as as For, other. out with love one and support an of this time and thrive again, reaching connection. We through get will importance now more than of ever Sid!) feel that Iamnot alone. (Thank you, neling their slob. inner made This me wishes that all of us stay us well! thatwishes of all you think! Have Judy fun! best sends again! er You guys are not nutso as as by getting apuppy, after nev vows of well. have They shocked themselves tude that she and Frank are safe and reporter.) Othersreport us chan of a nearby demonstration! (Veteran braless and maskless to photograph her house one night outdashing of One who shall go nameless admits quarantine interesting in ways! resilience. for your college, your with impressed love your courage, your of of proud proud to your be classmate, proud your words have made me proud: so “Who knew it was so interesting so it was knew “Who Starting off with Starting off Margaret BrownMargaret Bucak I sense that all of you that of feelI sense all the Since Jan., Classmates have dealt with the , who shares her grati Cherry Brown PetersCherry Cherry Brown PetersCherry from Richmond, from Judy Barthold has has ------
workers every night! workers every And, she loves the claps for frontline time. this during teletherapy sessions able to keep up with her patients via townin from Paris! glad is she Lin is SklowerDurona whenhighlight was fall last at the Morgan Library Café. A ernathy introspection and discernment of of discernment and introspection side “great gratitude and personal uncertainty and judgment,” along and fear,grief confusion and anger, she lives with “daily dichotomies of Colton Kelsey with many emotions for Maybe you can consult at SBC! to hear more about your vineyard! a beautiful place! Vicki, we want on and zoom getting to live such in ing with friends, cocktails and yoga made. Other blessings are reconnect relationships memories and lots of band. The haverewards deeper been moved with in Vicki and her hus that her daughter and grandson have hadpandemic asilver has in lining Verityki COVID as soon allows! and looks forward to traveling as She shares that she missing friends is paddle and their sport, new croquet! her husband still find time for tennis, busy with grandkids, but Jean and nearbe their daughter. Life very is coast at the Hillsborough Club to by. She now winters on FL’s east with a son and right grandkids close 37years theirin Bethesda house of that she and her husband are still lunches with with lunches lunches! In normal times, often Lin Roos Kjeldsen ing but still keeping up with and her husband are fine,self-isolat Campbell Lin lations to all! chool a child!” writes Lee Butters Lee summer. Betty keeps up with them there upheaval been has this enjoying their home while around all Episcopal Bishop of OK! Congratu OK! of Bishop Episcopal Poulson Reed, consecrated been has exciting news to share: her son, next class notes! we need to hear from you for our and ardent environmentalist. Ginny, Jean Campbell Barquin Jean Campbell The past The monthspast havefilled been takes avineyard to homes“It From NYC comes from news Nancy Bullard Reed Nancy Bullard and from Beaufort, SC. The , her freshman roomie PatGrommel Young , who reports that she PamMendolia Ab with b.y.o. front steps , who writes that joined them when when them joined Vicki Chains has some has reports Keenan Lousie Lousie Ginny Ginny Susan ------
Day for many years.fireis a Jeff Son Headmaster Ft. of Worth Country like coming home, since Jeff was their son William’s family lives. It’s moved back to Ft. Worth where well and will keep you andwell will our hearts. in story now. us for of all We you wish health challenges, more and more a afighter variousis and a of survivor she lives; her son lives SC. in Ann children nearby to Duluth where happy to have her daughter and four the public school system! Ann so is Griffin prize: getting to near be her two west coast! That took courage! The FL, island airport finally opened up! back home in Atlanta now, since her Nancy keeps up this tradition. She’s spot 1971and in returned year. every away 2018, in discovered this idyllic passed who David, and times. She safety thereof during these uncertain lemy that she enjoyed has the feeling from her island home on St. Barthe with you! Anne, our hearts and are best wishes are BriarSweet doing. and its staff thrilledis with the wonderful job during the COVID time. Anne daughter and family in Wellesley have able been to move with her in her well.serve She grateful so is to positive attitude and courage will and her family FL in and VT. Anne’s towellbeing able be to Dennis join and to enough have had intervals of to have such amazing medical care cancer. She feels extremely blessed couple years she of as battles ovarian major health challenge the in past from Nantucket that she faced has a Blessings to from all Keenan! honoredso the to board. part be of time. this feels She during proactive and its work to keep solvent us and She SBC proudimmensely is of way to keep informed and reach out. her in lifeguy and for a as Zoom for health and a having wonderful you?to some Keenan of grateful is and unmotivated. familiar Sound less, anxious, eager, lazy, distracted same time, she admits feeling rest extremes, prayer!” lots of At the for family and friends. Around both values and yearning, poignant love fighterin Ft. Collins, CO. Evie Day Butler After alifetime DC, NYC in and to Congratulations Anne Frothingham Cross Nancy Swann Conkle Robin CutlerRobin on 50years teaching of in has moved has to the and Jeff have Ann Crowe writes writes writes writes - - - behave! Ha! Harriette us been has sure Harriette and her husband lives, both making be her boys will movedhas to where Louisburg she sure that now that her second son port right now. workfriends and family for of sup Bob. Ihope that you have alarge net El, you as face these challenges with thoughtsOur are much so with you, Parkinson’s-related cognitive issues. some time, suddenly developed has tling health and problems vision for her husband, Bob, bat who been has Yay!news!! derful writes Ellie. suchA wedding is won 1961! in late than never!”“Better and college beau.first Their datewas Feb. 22, 2020!He school ahigh was Massie glad to welcome her to CA! and hope to get together So soon! Keenan and I are touch in with her connect to the outside world. Randi, gratefulis to for Zoom able being to some people Robin masks!) (hard in get to her see family more and meet a retirement community, hoping to did too.down in living been She has and community. helps Zoom them the outreach social their church of birders, hikers and involved very in riage this June! are They gardeners, and Herb celebrated 54 years mar of I feel like aslacker when She we talk! scrapbooks and memoirs she’s done! antine! at Iamamazed how many more into one day during the quar Sally Kalber Fiedler Kalber Sally my robe not is abad thing!” writes and hearts are needed.” really need transformation. Minds portant, harder to accomplish. We im but as just changing is minds change. “Changing laws important is hopeful that the protests bring will exploration racial issues. of She is ing the pandemic time for in-depth tains of NC. of tains to their visit daughter the in moun she and Gene had awonderful trip to stay healthy! fine.wishes bestShe sends her to all otherwise, she and her husband are ing she could get out and about, but missing friends and wish speaks of mond. I second that! Yes! Sally as sheas arrived Oakland, in the lock daughters and grandsons. But just Harriette Horsley Sturges Harriette GriggsEl Diemar Congrats to “Spending anoccasional day in Ann Kerr Preaus , who married Pete Taylor on Randi Miles Long Miles Randi Ellie Gilmore reports that from Rich from writes that fits is is ------community there. cannot Zoom re Church Richmond in and her great she’s there. She St. misses Paul’s her pretty has Culpeper busy when these days. Keeping up the house in Richmondbetween and Culpeper with everyone! to reunion next spring and connect she time saving is for sure to come the as soon travel ban lifted! is But and Jeff are busy planning trips as for but Natalie agreat attitude. has She differentvery withnow COVID, facility Ellicott in City, MD. It’s been are really enjoying their retirement lan Fuller will resume…. will Berkeley! in with Randi fasts We be some words of encouragement encouragement of words some be classmates are experiencing. May Certainly, this challenge one is many adjusting to widowhood, hard work. where she staying is and well slowly ratory illness. Shelia writes from FL, band, Bob, October last to arespi Sweet BriarSweet doing is now! feels especially elated to how see well ment to on be campus. So, Harrah College’s mo closing, devastating a the of the announcement of day the thought: What’s happened? It was tears,in looking at their phones. She SBC and suddenly noticing students Harrah tells the at being story of this wedding news for our class! ulations, Harrah! It’s great to have to Johnmarried Newburn. Congrat port, ME, that she recently was for reunion! She everyone misses and excited is the manyof senior facilities nearby. next few years and transition to one plans to her little sell farm the in Alzheimer’s of stages and making is Southern Pines. Abby the in is early Abby Patterson Shultis and enjoy! And my gardens!” writes the annual fund! Jane, for your all help to Gracie for her staff. And a special thank you, leadership from President Woo and pleased with the wonderful job of toon avisit Culpeper. Jane so is timeen with her niece and nephew sure agree! Recently she shared gold place real people contact, she says. I who lives nearby. my Imiss break Melissa, Charlotte in and son, Kent, keep close in touch with daughter, Our heartsOur go out to Harrah Lord Jane Nelson Natalie Roberts FunkNatalie Roberts still have agreat horse to ride “I on the loss of her hus her of the loss on divides her divides time writes from Rock from writes Sheila No and Jeff from from ------to keep touch in with her church Sundays, calls Zoom with lots of Hiller Drea at her side, diligent rehab! With cardigan corgi course sure was to spur on to him back being promise on of the golf have surgery,hip she reports. The Marion Joseph, finally was able to Lucky gal still enjoying their AL summer! aboutgood the sheltering rules while determined! are They trying be to quite awork progress! in But they’re smaller house and report it’s still her husband have to downsized a will open in person open in this fall! will tha excited very is that Briar Sweet model high school Nairobi. in Mar Board, which for raises funds aJesuit Hope Foundation of School the a board at Georgetown and leading man!MarthaGood keeps busy on groceries! them bringing son their and her husband feel lucky to have lockdown Now hit! back home, she with her daughter right before the son partment! and they keep up with online bridge! with Jeannie Jackson year, last Exum enjoyed awonderful trip to Ireland parents, who are 96and 101!Marcia ola, her hometown, to near be her husband are now Pensac in living projects underway. Marcia and her andlum the wonderful agricultural Woo’s leadership, the core curricu Briar. Marcia admires President whous continue to support Sweet strom was golden! was to room with her at reunion our last Pearl while well at SBC, but getting I had had never the chance to know their this four summer! kids all of had with awonderful visit Cassell the grands live nearby too! Pearl and Adamson experience!” writes anamazing ing 12grandkids is College,” writes ter we worked hard so to save the and may headed be to the State De Fuller, graduated from Princeton pleased that Bob’s grandson, Matt the SBC alumnae office. is Shelia Contact information available is at navigating waters. these unfamiliar and tips good could shared be for “For an only-child like anonly-child “For me, hav “I amnot about to now quit af “I Andrea Peason Pennington Penny Sidor Steketee got to on a cruise HI and a visit . Ithink she speaks for of all is filling days,her filling is especially from Richmond. Most of Richmond. from Most of Martha Madden Swan Madden Martha Marcia Pace Lind Susan Sudduth Sudduth Susan CLASS Pearl Riggan ’s husband, and NOTES ------57 fall 2020 58 sbc.edu CLASS husband celebrated their 50th wed this challenging time. go wishes best out to you, Jane, in a support for Jane. prayers Our and and nearby grandkids living such is care facility, their having so daughter John recently just entered amemory now Somersworth, in living NH. deep gratitudedeep to who all helped car- carry on!” COVID really Keep hit! calm and thegot hospital/rehab out of before and most importantly, that and Lee I the house, around things to do time email, PBS, NPR, uninterrupted who bring groceries, us Zoom, and the kind people from church are things Iamgrateful for: Amazon Briar published? is magazine Here time? Will alive Ibe when the Sweet presentablebe and somewhere be on months?in Will Iresent to having and haven’t to been the hairdresser they are wearingand family masks if worries: friends Irecognize “Will good health.good prayers to for us each peace of and to all!”“Kudos She hopes sends and Briar, President Woo and her staff. how proudwrites Sweet of she of is summer. happen! But Susan it will pone our annual mini-reunion this are disappointed so to have to post Susan, Keenan, Jane Nelson and I tend many celebrations this spring! and able she been has to virtually at Penn are faraway never Zoom, via NY/GA grandkids and daughter workshops. her grief some of Her contact, though, with hospice and tle Rock. She the misses in-person and her outreach community Lit in love and prayers now to Kathy, who that journey. painful We send our Reid hugely thankful to band Philip 2017at in age 87. She is her throughry the her hus loss of give her plenty exercise! of andden tending five woods acres of buddies during lockdown. Her gar her sewing and Guild misses Sewing activeis with the Seattle American thein late 60s! Who Sally knew?? fided that she hadhitchhiked there first in time Europe, but Sally con you Sally’s was two! This husband’s Europe! in Cruise Congratulations, anniversaryding with a Viking River Sally Thomas Hoffman Di Simrell Savory Jane TaylorRyan Sid TurnerSid NOTES , who held her hand through , hunkering down, Kathy Sheahan and John are writes of her her of writes and her ------the passing of passing the that she four has grandchildren! Amazing! She happy is to report riel’s children are medicine. in also via classes WebEx! Mu threeAll of quitebeen achallenge teaching large swo Lambert healthy! I have enjoyed thishaving to wish good stay safe every all and by many. so sheShe loved, as shall is missed be clearly back when we were students. bubbly presence? Ican picture her so Judy’s constant, smile, welcoming her support for Newell. Who can forget dren, strong asource be who will of four children and many grandchil Mt. Vernon. She and Newell have leadernity Denver, in vice-regent of tireless philanthropist and commu was: Briar Sweet board member, to capture person the Judy kind of her obituarywords certainly of work by many she loved. was final These a multis amata. She loved many, pancreatic cancer. Multos amavit on June 15after along battle with came acheck-in from where she and her husband teach May 28-30at Briar! Sweet physically present for reunion next one, Gracie orders! We need to be ventured too far. Stay healthy, every the pandemic, haven’t but during their childrentwo of and families haveThey managed virtuallyseeto munity and church through Zoom. love staying connected to their com walks,Lots of gardening, and they Jotham are trying to keep healthy. this year.list In Princeton, Gracie and working with how muchwrites of she enjoyed we supportas our College! Gracie for your nudging along us each year are amazing and we are grateful so er been achallenge,been though! life,” says Di. Teaching has Zoom via School CT. in sparked has “This my to teach at Washington Montessori and challenges at SBC. Di continues Kathy thinks back her joys often of cent Dr., Santa Barbara, CA 93110. [email protected] or 3821Cres write her at kath her will well knew blessings and hopes that those who sends herself. Kathy illness rious is dealing with the dealing is se challenge of , our stellar class fund agent! You We were saddened so to learn of Closing now,Closing you sending and From Rutgers Medical School Hooray for . She shares that it’s Jane Nelson Judy Wilson Grant GracieButler Tuck Muriel Wik Muriel on their ------
of selling our summer home in the the in home summer our selling of ly to FL, but we are the in process “Our plan to is move permanent there. winters spending started and Sarasota Osprey, in of FL, 2017 in husband bought ahome south just plans! not required you to cancel your everyone)! Just hope COVID has and develop lifelong memories for United States (what away to it see reallybecause I’ve the seen never grandchild! I’m enjoying these trips countryderful through a the eyes of or two trips ayear this seeing won wants to go. one taking been I’ve thein United States where he/she choose at age seventeen somewhere ing project to is let each grandchild busyus (I’d say so!). My big ongo one school; grammar in they keep high school, school middle and even collegein already or out or still in the 21(WOW!) the rest are either to ingcollege off andnext fall this of that got three I’ve grandchildren go awonderfulhaving time. My news is my children and grandchildren and vacation at Fripp Island, SC, with all She reported, now we are“Right on [email protected] Baton Rouge,LA70806-6823 2651 KleinertAvenue Gail RobinsO’Quin 1967 lin-Fullerton. xxoo union next May! Penn Willets Mul Take care, good all, and plan on Re fly-fishing Igetwhen the chance! with Keenanwalks week and every dren, gardening, books, close friends, now, my life enriched is by grandchil awonderful been support.has Right her family who live close by, and this with and on my daughteroff and COVID Ihave sheltered place in here northern in CA!Throughout children and eight grandchildren feel blessed very to have my three and catch up on your lives. Imyself chance to hear you from many so of news is is news responder kudos to my request for boredom!). winner The forbig the there are worse conditions than andwell not too bored (although tion place. in hope Ido everyone is is gone,is especially with this stayca Adele Laslie Kellman Adele Laslie Hard to believe that half of 2020 Hard of to that believe half Janie WillinghamMcNabb and her ------. to continue with their traveling! Hope the Kellmans have able been working girlfriend.” NY with his in ly enjoyed. Son, Simon, and living is trip to Havana, Cuba, which we real barge. We went also on a five-night 10 rain days, filled eightthem on a of nights and then atrip to Holland for making atripalso into France for five the to fall Europe to our family, visit Barrington, MA, and then went in We spent two summers Great ago in Emily in Andorra where they live. all Allison, son-in-law, Nick Tudor, and frequent to our visits see daughter, daughter, Emily Tutor, and make parents in Aug. 2017to grand of breath. course, Of we are still privi a calmdrew ever us wonder any of random,just crazy shootings. It’s a the and shootings postal going the and started, shootings school the Pentagon terrorist attacks. And then then the World Trade Center and loud! And more deadly riots, and and then Watergate, for crying’ out Vietnam War and its horrors, all other assassinations, and then the people were getting over— all killed sassinated! And then it seemed like starting, then the president as was the as rightsjust civil protests were music earnest, thing in had begun Sweet to as Briaroff just the folk Hoover’s creepy FBI. But we went conflict, the abiding racism, J.Edgar activities witch hunts, the Korean parents): the house un-American notwas shared by kids my with us the reality grimmer which (much of back! But then came incursions of toxicing clouds of materials out the spray the neighborhood, through ing after the DDT trucks driving mention my (in case, in AL) chas we nowstuff consider bad—not to Mouse Club and eating of kinds all our friends, watching The Mickey istence, going to school, playing with TV ex Father of kind Knows Best privileged little white a living girls were pretty swell, no? A bunch of the us) most first of 10 so or years those decades, especially since (for traumatic and searing history during and we have gone through alot of abstract). We have lived along time, really, really interesting to me the (in Fite’s news: been “The pandemic has block.” We’ll have to have aface-off! me being in “the biggest slug on the Berkshires first. becamegrandWe Linda Fite claims that she beats ------screened porch! AC not does it cut mate where you can hang out on a porch!” Just glad be you are acli in and I can hang out on the screened I’m grateful that it’s summer now interest to my or kids their kids. that are obsolete zero or would of be letters, out ing papers, photographs through drawers and boxes, throw other Iamgoing pandemic activity: family and friends. Ilove it. One first time I gotinto FaceTimewith sincepals) then. Oh! And the this is Zoomed (with a couple other of latein Feb., FL, in down and we’ve pandemic. Isaw ably won’t the happen because of for Aug. at alittle gallery, but it prob thetheme old of canal here) planned artist had agroup show (around the aging. In fact, he and Iand another wouldn’t dare), anartist, encour was My non-boyfriend (don’t ask—we art for awhile—really enjoyed that. lation thing. Istarted making more grandkids, which helped the has iso almost daily contact with her and the lives around the block, Ihave so had continue doing that. my kids One of home (freelance copy editor), I so still that—hang do out. Iwork from swept the globe, Ipretty so much hungjust out before the coronavirus effect on quotidianmy life. I mostly 70yearslast our lives!) of (Leave it to to Linda the summarize now give aclassI will notes report!! etc. Anyway...pardon my diversion! some weird political motives, etc., around, accusing having scientists of theories People conspiracy throwing yetbe another thing to tear apart. us case, the in U.S. at least, to it seems toer fight theinvaders. Only,in this that brings the whole world togeth make the Hollywood movie, the kind invasion,alien the kind where they that. It really much very is like an could/should learn something from one on the planet vulnerable. is We that no one immune, is that every (abstractly) interesting part for me: You get the virus!) And that’s the there areason with COVID-19: is rhyme or reason. (Well, course, of and one taken and is one isn’t, no two women working the in fields, biblical! You know, the passage about that nobody safe. is It’s downright really. And the shown pandemic has helps this crazy in world, but not leged white ladies, and frankly that The pandemic hasn’t had a huge Pam Ford Kelley ------
and bringing our food. own It was two nights, the down wiping rooms along our elderly cat, we stayed over May.of Traveling car, by bringing would for lift travel the in beginning the closure that understanding the departing for the north with (MA) the state closing up. We prepared for COVID first us hit with crisis in FL are trying our best!” eryone stays safe and well. We, too, course,Ozark ruled! Of Ihope ev Loved many shows but the in end, and became hooked very on Netflix. roomwent to down our viewing nights. We ate aquick dinner, then toactivity was have adate night most fore. To end, our favorite early spring didn’t to seem have ever time for be and we did things that, well, we just family. The pause turnedinward,us nitely some been positives for our through this, of all there have defi So, we count our blessings. And with and share and adrink ameal. friends we can hang out on the dock the lake from us. We have afew local daughter and her family down just and the mountains. We have our morning andevery look at the lake are here now. We are able to get up we summerthe in Adirondacks and our outreach to aprecious few. But, we’ve cancelled trips and pulled in with your Like mind! everyone else, this, of youginning know it’s messed hugging our grandchildren the in be who or why. When we were not even by it with little passes as regard to victims destroying countryside and ster through stalking cities, suburbs aKingpandemic as Kong-like mon feel like you could this personify bringit orthem it will down. It does and no they one can survive knows if thehas potential to infect everyone, personally But victimized. this virus beyond belief, fied...angry but not and terri horrified were all,not we horrific happenedacts someto and topening us. Yes, many because so and the wasn’t real stuff directly hap tellectual protesters, distant fighters women we were more observers, in monumental. Yes, white because as thethis pandemic seems just most years and trying to understand why our collective events of gruesome 75 have sorting been through the all are kindred spirits. Linda, I “Like on screened porches! Bonnie Blew Pierie Blew Bonnie Toni Naren Gates reports, “The and Linda ------you’re doing alot right! years since you tied the knot; yes, can’t that three been believe it has something right.” You are amazing— quarantine yet, we so must doing be and we haven’t each killed other in ebrate our 3rd anniversary this Sept., high-risk group. David cel and Iwill 85 this year, Iamcertainly so the in lowing guidelines, the be virus I will us,most of and down fol“hunkering of 40! of trouble old age completing the at ripe with whichtasks we would have had about their elderly parents can assign Amazing that children who worry ing way-too-busy.” All understood! be miss ity but also know we will dered from my website, maryazima. for Life’s Transitions.’ It can or be journey. It’s called Song of ‘Journey comfort me on this present healing I amactually using my songs to own CD that are the in the back book. of about songs Iwrote and sang on a that Ipublished alittle picture book ger. last The this upsideyear, of is life and amgetting of quality stron for the most part, I have so a good decided not to go the medical route around for quite awhile longer. I thepassed deadline, and plan to be a deadline for life. However, Ihave with metastatic cancer Oct. last with that diagnosed downside was Iwas Otherwise, to recap my year, last the hadn’t changed much to my eyes. a treat for me! She great and was she family. visiting was That was years Larchmont, ago in NY, when Carroll Barr Randolph two or three person Ihave years in seen was thought I’d share some. Only SBC have loved others’ seeing news, so kept it wraps). under She writes, “I shared some (she’s news fascinating (now Mary Azima Jackson) has we can some do couch potato activ are looking forward to atime when the vet for removal stitches.) of We one needing to caught be to go to horses,care of cats, and 3wild adog over the 4th at our daughter’s taking capable enough to go spend aweek and tossing. (Yet we are it seems still bad backs to have time for sorting work for two old people sporting there to too seems be much outside northern house ready for sale, but supposedwas to spent be getting our stressful but successful. summer Our Mary FrenchMary “Bonnie” Jackson Eleanor Marie Crossley Marie Eleanor is like is ------
have insisted on Lady!). ed SBC woman (Dean Pearl would Thank Thank God. Laslie,Adele call me know no one infected. who been has FLin our numbers are bad but we ing safe and staying healthy. Here to you all, and Ihope you are be stay safe.” Sept.in Hang there, in everyone, and Melbourne in cility 101 be and will high spirits anassisted in fa living 100-year-old mom, who remains in able been I’ve least to Skype with my futile FL. here virus-raging in At to flatten been has thecurve—which Women Pirates, and doing our part ing on a presentation called Badass phone, the Internet and via work keeping up with family and friends bums online, diverse volunteer work, garden projects, creating photo al and improvement home of summer nally over. It aspring been has and bies—when this whole thing fi is our favoritedancing—two of hob enjoy more travel and ballroom this far, and we want to alive be to since. We figure we have made it practicingus safer-at-home ever because the coronavirus kept has luckgood to get that experience in, Feb. 6, returning on the 21st. It was from Santiago to Buenos Aires on wonderful South American cruise likebe when we embarked on our ined what the next months would ner!’ and Lee Icouldn’t have imag a2020year-plan 2019was of chase some stated, wag ‘The worst pur still tripping the light fantastic. “As doubt! no fascinating, Maria’s something be— will next gig wicked.”is Can’t wait to hear what century). Stay healthy all; this virus Roman Catholic the writers 20th of American important the most of one writer on spiritual themes, and social Catholic monk, poet and prolific Merton (for uninitiated us Roman shut down. Time to read Thomas it to WY and back to ski before CT the Adirondacks. And we made just are playing and did make golf it to may be. So, no travel this year but we virus. On to the whatever next gig it patient Iamat high-risk as for the resign from the hospital or become a claims that “COVID did it. Ihad to is oneis more courageous and talent com.” sure Be to check it out. Bonnie Maria WiglesworthMaria Hemmings Judy Stigle Bensen Victoria Jones Baker CLASS says, “Hello is or was or was is NOTES ------
59 fall 2020 60 sbc.edu CLASS Dave and Iare still kicking and feel and Martha Bennett.” mates, Francie deSaussure Meade enjoyed catching up with my room like fortunate avery woman. Ihave abrother’sin pool. all,All in Ifeel daily with relatives plus swimming nephews), bicycling and walking (six siblings and many nieces and lumbia with my large, close family well. Now Iamhappy to Co in be Zoom.and SCvia It went all quite morial with friends CA in service [email protected] New York, N.Y. 10010 8 PeterCooperRoad,Apt.11F Anne KinseyDinan 1968 the other. or way and This well! be too shall pass, one scenery! Everyonechange of stay safe Sept.in Hopefully have alittle we’ll are scheduled to go to St. Augustine guests! We and two other couples without ourselves poisoning and we could control just the mosquitoes being as “The Ultimate Tailgate!” If featured even was the in local paper occupied and rather it is unique; it outside! Actually, kept it has him lacking acot is Icannot so lock him ing station, etc.; the only thing it is ed the garage into abar, TV view a mancave totally and has convert cautious! Bill decided that he needed doing but well alot ambeing more process than 30 years it was ago! I’m two ribs—it’s alot harder healing quarantine first started and broke ry. Ifell getting into when bed this have not disappointed the catego years. elderly classed as been I’ve and up together for what like seems ready to each kill other locked being 4334.” are in Venice. Telephone: (203)430- when Osprey. in Bonnie Blew and I meschooling our two grandkids last ing good. We were ho charge in of by afuneral and later service ame death at the end June followed was we had agood, lengthy visit. Ed’s where, COVID despite restrictions, into an Alzheimer’s residence there, husband Jacobson. Ed moved Ed moved to Columbia, SC, with my Pam Boyd Daniel Bill and Iare Baton still in Rouge, Betsy Wolfe NOTES : March, I “Last Gail
: “Husband : “Husband ------cups. No theatre, no opera, no inter the Olympics and various world sports with anaudience, including favorite things are cancelled: live Tullinge, Sweden. course, Of my politics! Ihope everyone well.” is my blood pressure by down ignoring prettyis for quiet us. Iamkeeping school the in of fall. Everything else chooling the for girls the firstquarter herecases FL, in we may homes be the uptickBecause of coronavirus in meet and greet our class members). mighting Zoom apossible be way to safe during these turbulent times!” before COVID-19. the age of Stay to experience once normal lifestyles age and feel gratitude that able Iwas ma. Icontinue to feel blessed at my duegradual to vision glauco loss of family. My health except good is for special collection my on both sides of the local University KY of doing is a many projects as including genealogy and otherserves places. new Ihave moment. Ivisited KY nature pre mask, immersion just the in present natural, is distancing social easy, no escape from the coronavirus scene— up near Lexington. Birding agreat is KY, where I now live after growing in swing full in April/Maywas in I went birding spring as migration nah plans were cancelled by COVID, very privilegedvery and quite OK.” house, mostly alone.summer am I weeksSome Ispend at my brother’s nancial problems, since Iamretired. colleagues Zoom. Imeet via No fi outdoors. Far away friends and sometimes have coffeewithfriend, a with my book club outdoors and people Imeet, at adistance. Imeet Duolingo and long walks. to Italk French and Portuguese exercises on with lots of TV and books, my daily Galway,in Ireland. But Imake do national theatre research conference to you all.” out for well the people there. Love presidentnew who we hope works kiddos Malawi. in ful a Malawi has ter, Holly, cares over some wonder our 14U.S. grandkids. daugh Our are still busy with Bible studies and much atreasure. because it is We COVID not has affected SBC too COVID,in we are fine. all I hope spite the about news AZ spikes spring and have (Us down! Zoom Katey Buster Katey Sara Granath Sara Barbara Baur Dunlap : “After our Savan : “Greetings from: “Greetings : “De ------been enjoying the wide-open spac the wide-open enjoying been the same!” last visit Aug. Ithink we still look many recollections made aperfect Briar.Sweet champagne and Lots of and toasting our wonderful times at a great time we enjoyed, reminiscing herin home in Akron, OH. What wonderful reunion Marilyn visiting MeyersMarilyn Buckey is disposable—ha!”is few days!ery in Themask the photo cling, and ev masks washing hiking personal trainer alocal in park, bicy morning), outdoor exercise with (specialden meditation there every enjoying our prolific back yard gar our local Junior College as well as science/chemistrynew building at for donations securing discussions, District, participating anti-racist in to preserve our Petaluma Historic ing school high students, working homeless, and mentorfor seniors blood drives, programs service social involvement with my club, Rotary continuedI’ve major community pandemic, challenging this “During masks!” dull. Stay everyone, well wear your bridge. Other than that, life pretty is than usual crops trickster as well as greenhouse, I’m so enjoying earlier table garden got ahead my start in better to do, the in everything vege closed. Locked with nothing down imposed and was curfew beaches ing. Ileft FL late in March when my farm MD and in garden of es Glick reunited: to (left right) aphotographsending suite-mates of masks newCOVID Frances KirvenMorse’68andhusband JohnMorsesporting Ann Jackson Biggs Lewis Libby Harvey FitzGerald Harvey Libby Mary King Craddock King Mary , Mary King Craddock King Mary . We had a Susie Hill : “I am : “I : “I’ve “I’ve : and ------: just given ourjust age. enjoyed I so seeing village). Ithink you enjoy it— will moving intoinstead of aretirement each other heading to Italy for ayear light (four women who don’t know the Tuscan Sun and Women Sun in movie) and Frances Mayes’s Under Just Mercy anexcellent also is (this Hieroglyphics, Bryan Stevenson’s Jillclub McCorkle’s suggestions: arefamilies well. Ihave book good nor Aug. 2019 enjoying asuite-matesreunion in Craddock andMarilynMeyers ’68,MaryKing Glick Susie Hill pinkandgreenCOVID-19 with Nancy HickoxWright ’68fights Martha Bennett Pritchett Bennett ConMartha : you hope of and all your “I - - Channing House—a senior con moved the down 10miles road to 20 years Redwood in City, CA, and and Isold our eight-room house of joy your day! there also. all, All in life En good! is grandchildren fiveofhersixdarling ’68 with Connor Pritchett Bennett Martha We get away to the lake, but hot it is Durham,90s in but summer. it is ting old! It the in is 80sand high low then except that this routine get is know that much changed has since you of duringall Don’t our Zoom! grandchildren NewYork atthe CityOculus Anne KinseyDinan’68,husbandTerry, daughters,spousesandtheir their 16, need Isay more?!). For each of grandkids are teenagers (13and not is Zoom quite the same. Our to much visit with them person. in her family, but have not able been We are still near our daughter and on many things, but we feel do safe. COVID-19 put adamper has crisis concertsand lots of and talks. The here, people interesting and active rooms!). There arefriendly, creative, college dorm with private (but bath Alto. It’s like back being a kind of in tinuing care community Palo in Frances Morse Kirven : “John “John : - - - - year been. this has After hoping for from COVID-19. What adifficult classmates and asoon safe release year 2021. Meanwhile, our all Iwish to return to reason before we reach pray that our country able be will helpful. very been has Ihope and screen! On the other hand, Zoom families, without using acomputer children, our extended as well as tonity our children visit and grand and Iare waiting just for anopportu repeated. be never hope will Terry experience us thateye-opening of all certainly2020 has proven to an be from the bottom my heart.” of over your you feet!own I thank of all this happens when you’re 73and trip thank you alittle be notes late— will I’m the off charts! 61.5%! sorry that toingness help, we are now officially your generositybecause of and will have always the off charts been but the of women Class of ’68. I know we love and gratitude to the all dear aone-armedsending hug and much tuned!” Maybe you more of can join us. Stay we are hoping to it do next April. class Savannah, mini-reunion in but COVID-19 forced to us cancel our some percentage! 61.5%class giving and I arecy our awe proud so of down enoughdown to this. do thatamazed we could actually squat front theirin house. of We were chalk birthday greeting the in street their birthdays, we did asurprise Anne Kinsey Dinan Anne Kinsey HickoxNancy Wright As for Briar Sweet News, Nan : “Well, : “I am : “I - - - - - continue the search for missing class [email protected] Nellysford, VA 22958 175 RosewoodDr. Claudette HarloeDalton 1969 wave!” we have received an extra-long heat a hot reprieve from cold weather, reins over to [email protected] she )as hands the these 1968class notes. addressesand email are at the top of please write me. or email My street ceive arequest for and news photos, alumnae but magazine did not re mates. you So, receive please—if this her (or reach out to her at ginnyper enough. So, take aminute to thank together and we cannot thank her the been has glue that held us has many to name here—but Ginny able lieutenants over the years—too Stanford Perdue to the years leadership of by 35.9%. this success of All down is 2019forin our participation rate of 25th through 50th reunion classes won thealso participation award for me forward know and Iwill it.) We it,for information. you let If missed toattached my recent apdf as call families. (The memory project was many accomplishments and your heartwarming to hear about your to our memory project! It so was and many so others contributed many perfect!just made So it back 50th Our reunion class ever! was a report through year. last Imoved Elizabeth Lewis Thier and Claudette HarloeDalton LewisThierandClaudette Elizabeth Four MDsfrom Classof1969:Avis the Brown Yount, Brewer, Martha Finally, It now is official: isthis best the I apologize again for again I apologize the lack of Frances Martha BrewerMartha ! She had many has , Nancy and I . Ginny Ginny - - - savers! the Zoom/Facetime options are life meals, groceries and other and goods are ages Our negatives but delivered both is protectionvillage and risk. us,many aretirement of in living her successful quarantine far. so Like finishing finishing puzzles.Like my neigh bridge,virtual reading books and her COVID time wisely—playing is the news so far: theis far: so news first real gathering since March. Here cautiouslyfamily is gathered for our Emerald Isle, NC, where my small where. But Isend you greetings from conspired to keep else focused us time. Summer and COVID have infotact and preferences. with you to keep me up on your con changed and Iencourage, beg, plead chilada! preferences These may have friend her on Facebook. on her friend SPCA. She would love for you to and volunteers at the arboretum and trait photography business Dallas in celebrated their 50th anniversary. special note,Of she and husband Ed boyser and agranddaughter (nine). boyschildren—twin (four), two oth distance. She can’t her see fivegrand outside for lunch keeping asocial neighbors her meets she borhood, sary aresary SBC and who wanted the whole en us,just who wanted to hear from just who wantedon of lists to hear from before the 50th, Ginny and Iworked and can keep touch—please! in Also, hopefully you have my now email to tell SBC about the one! new But time amonth email later. Iforgot beforejust our 50th and lost my long Giana dePaul Atlee Walker I did not hear from many this Cathy Hall Stopher Cathy Hall Also celebratingAlso a50th anniver Ginny and John Perdue. (I continues her por continues her sent anote about CLASS has used used has NOTES ------61 fall 2020 62 sbc.edu CLASS have aknee repair procedure during both move homes in Atlanta and Hoopes, Sue Roessel Gibson and Phyllis GirardHoopes, SueRoesselGibsonandPhyllis Midge Yearley, Carolyn JonesElstner, Ruthie BoucherMegeath Sally inPhiladelphiaincludesMaryMahanMarco,Class of1969gathering pandemic also. time! of use Good become anavid golfer during the keep touch in with family. She has andfar using Zoom other media to weathered the COVID storm so Portland, She OR. and Eric have MolanderDavis tiful! silver.favor of And she still beau is you know all the red gone is hair in can’t let this opportunity to pass let their granddaughter many days. I ago into asmaller place and keep Ginny and John moved several years marking this wonderful milestone!) year after we graduated must be also youthink many of who married the husband of50years,John Ginny Stanford Perdue ’69and Martha BrewerMartha It nice was to hear from NOTES all the all way from managed to Peggy Peggy - is is overachiever.an home!new Leave it to Martha to be andwell that she and Anna love their COVID! Ihear she recovering is Gibson Betsy Blackwell Laundon mess. this vaccines out get us of trial in will activities.social She hopes that those able to travel and part other taking in seeing their grandchildren, being PA. Like everyone else, they miss in West the house at things Chester, occasionally going back to check on their Lewes, house in DE, and only out the pandemic near the beach at now. She and Bob have riding been ly spring but doing much better metro area hard the was in hit ear Mary reports that the Philadelphia them were able to go to reunion. especially lovelywas since none of ath Marco boredis Ihear. and are OK faralthough so Jimmy and Jimmy took the cautious road on the right rules to follow. So, Jan same page, leading to chaos for many mayorsand his were not on the all you know, governor the Georgia their summer retreat. As many of my have sheltered at Tybee Island, Jones Elstner union with with union Jan Sheets JonesJan Sheets Also celebratingAlso a safe summer Our mostOur faithful classmate is In October 2019, , Ruthie Hoopes got together for amini-re and Midge YearleyMidge , Phyllis Girard Sally Boucher Mege Boucher Sally . Jim and She , Mary Mahan Sue Roessel Roessel Sue , Carolyn Carolyn who who . This - - - - Ann Kilpatrick Russell Ann Kilpatrick for over 50years. May, in Also husband, Mark, had married been of Texas at Austin grad. She and her Fort Worth. She aUniversity was Adele Perry Hart reach the families, let me just know. one wants more information or to and graduated elsewhere, any but if case, both transferred SBC out of classmates. deceased of news In this have more?) this arecord for our class? Anyone children and six grandchildren! (Is great-grandchildren plus her two children, 14grandchildren and five keeps busy with her husband’s five often Jane as would prefer. Still, she to avoid COVID risks and not as there. The trips are carefully timed trips to Cod to Cape their home working on her bare garden between closerbe to daughter Amanda. She is to the Charlottesville area recently to severing everyone! everyone! severing theburden coronavirus. of Keep per day risks the persist as well extra as from atick. So, the normal day-to- and asister-in-law got anaplasmosis (OKin-law anERdoc is far) so Her son lost job, his the son’s father- battling the fallout from COVID. they moved three years ago, they are less western in but even MA where lives a rural in area and risks so are Bent your face, ears and hair! I can attest to the wear and tear on wearing ananesthesiologist,mask as I send my thanks. After decades of their ears.elastic off On behalf,their ers to help the nurses keep the mask andmaking masks buttoned extend other. sad! kept She So has busy theyso are isolated very from each difficulties make FaceTime difficult, sincedown mid-March. His speech class, many years. from Emory, she taught French for Beach, ginia VA.graduating After medicin), and me, Coffey Bell Lee Mary Thier Lewis Elizabeth tology), thesiology). ing safe and well. Iencourage you to ill husband,ill Mike, lock in been has writes from Lynchburg where her On asad note, Imust add some JaneMerriam Wickens wonderfulOur As one of theAs one fivein of our docs I especially hope everyone stay is also sends news. sends also Like me, she AvisBrown Yount Martha BrewerMartha Claudette Nancy Crawford Crawford Nancy died in May died in in (psychiatry), (emergency died in Vir (ob-gyn), (ob-gyn), (derma moved moved , (anes Mary Mary ------kherzogart.hotmail.com Estero, FL33928 20060 Tavernier Dr. Kris Herzog 1970 Feel free to send any news time! deadline for January, is news 2021. you for many, many more years. I want of to all sharing be of news politicians. We are aterrific and class listen to your doctors and ignore the have written about battling the virus. other. each need office,will andforward we it.all We send anote to me or the alumnae ner site, that too is much or if trouble contact info through the SBC ban at this age, bug or not. You can get the usuallife with issues deal we all thing. Not to mention distancing not with this bug, then with the mates. are us Many struggling if of pair was thepair was elective last per surgery think my biceps/rotator re “I cuff Hilton Head area since early March. have sequestered been at home the in tied there only is room for love left.” and gratitude. When you get emp the connections humility between my biggest been heart has opening by love and nurturing friends. Ithink much to learn! We are surrounded then they caught from it again So us! afterta getting LA, in and the virus family moved back home to Atlan daughter, Helen, and her precious telling where this came from. Our for making masks was everyone. No most days, socially distant. very I were fantastic. We were playing golf ing. Before we got sick the gardens the hospital today which abless is COVID. Spenser comes home from March 12, we both came with down After separating ourselves since checked in. “Well, it’s rough. been do thinkdo about reaching out to class next year. Please, you are if up to it, let youAt know Ithink least so. I’ll the other.front of forward. Going over again. Better to keep one foot in we would have just to this do one all back. Except we did, that Isuspect if with 2019, but Iwould now take it Boy, not that Iwas all impressed Finally, that my is guess the next Stuart DavenportStuart Simrill First a shout-out to those who Baird HunterBaird Campbell Hi all, oh goodness, what ayear! and Bill ------
pretty much quarantined FL in do have anything interesting to say. Just for us. many of really don’t“I think I use Zoom. use someoneas once said, or learning to silence, of contemplating the sounds are simply just staying home and discombobulatedto as be mine!” as Bill.dear And everyone’s brain seems out missed on care while taking of am experiencing what much Ihad of thoughtful friends Denver in and I felt ready to come back to my peace, solitude and nature. Then alone for two months, enjoying MT,house in and Istayed there March.end of We were at our lake Amass weren’t enough, ily!” Thankful for healthgood and fam July marks our 50th anniversary! and he playing is golf. The 18th of slowlyis reopening by appointment now back health. good in My shop fool around with. Fortunately, we are for asolid two weeks. Nothing to hospitalizedbeen but were sick very Jan.in We were lucky so not to have therapist after knee replacement his brought it home from physical his both had COVID March. in “He memorable time.” this during possible arelies as well doing all as by then. Ihope you and your fami close be haps to things will normal therapy per mid-Sept.; end so in day! Myevery six months physical of not close Bill had so something to do Thank goodness thecourses didgolf my usual activities were cancelled. cause Iwasn’t missing anything. All from apsychological standpoint, be forced to wear asling went quickly, COVID hit.eight The weeks I was formed at our local hospital before out with Jim and their dog, Charlie, almost Aug.!” day the in pool. Hard to it is believe have coffee, walk thedogs, spend the movie Groundhog Day! Wake up, the day seems every same. Like the times! We arein fine Beach Palm but andwell safe these in crazy COVID quarantined FL. in you“Hope are all ing the same things others are doing.” Most physically us, of if healthy, husband“My away passed at the their all strugglesAnd if as Susan Holbrook Daly Susie McGrath Slate Diane McCabe Reid Page Kjelstrom sent aheartbreaking note: sums it up sums best Lorie Harris Harris Lorie is hanging hanging is and Skip, and is also also is - - - - - down in NYC in down unevent been has ourfrom firstepicenters. one of “Lock mates!” Hope with well my is all 1970class ways FaceTime family and friends. friends for? friends can catch up by reunion. What are can us loan her she afewmany so of feeling deprived. Come it to think of few ounces she Ican lend Deb is if ounce.” ily and far, so we’ve not gained an read and repeat. Thedays eas pass happily. Life currently is eat, walk, from pre-COVID times. sent along ahappy family photo things control under now.” She has coronavirus for along time. NJhas family at been home due to “have sane and healthy.” for now. Hope this finds you safe, all lightweightall fare. That’s about all cells synapsing. reading but Lots of printers’ marks, to just keep the gray obscure topic, 15th and 16th century library. Doing some research on an CongressLibrary and of at my local missing my volunteer work at the with friends. That’s about it. Terribly more or less calls Zoom regular once aweek and schedules some with old friends from the about DOJ She is “playing some online bridge cancel her three-week African safari. puter to keep busy after she had to Webb travel to open up. this spring and are on hanging for Groundhog Day. We canceled 5trips identical,all like my life the is movie companiongood for us. My days are thinks he’s four months. a is “He feline,grey Boris, who 14but is kered with their down handsome College. our class and the of forts on behalf thanksround for of their tireless ef participation for high the 70s.” ers after five years. I hit we think the here. But the miss Ido constant trav years no so work from home issues view.of retired been I’ve for several orful eventful on one’s based point we’re getting along okay. We can al possible.as It’s not much fun, but at home, “self-quarantining much as Kate Schlech Kate Ann Gateley Personally, Ihave more than a Deb Jones Deb YapleJohanna Wolski Let’s give Ann and Katie a huge Pat Kaufman Swinney and Iare retiring fundrais as says, “We are well, also uses her com uses also and Ira are hun Katie McCardell and her reported ------ite with is various friends. groups of My favor calls, one official withper day call day. the week Best parts are of Zoom to life that returning part of some life.our way of So, looking forward el with my husband that had become “In mid-March we took“In our eight- cherished. into something ment managed tohas convert disappoint thing she else had planned. But she cancellation reunion and every of ham Picha Bethea to touch in be with insheI’m filming is AL. happy also she immersed adocumentary is in daughter, Charlotte, couldn’t join as our own little pod. Sadly, youngest upstate for two glorious weeks with gather the gang together ahouse in able grandchildren. We did finally three daughters and our two ador COVID lockdown not is our seeing opted SBC alum. Thehardest part of Albert whom we’ve declared anad FranLaserson Griffith all remember her.” Kitty we and as ever: wonderful as a month later. But funny she as was ter. Sadly, she away passed perhaps Kitty and her husband and daugh a wonderful and extended with visit breasting return cancer. of We had convalescingwas from adevastat Montgomery she where in home Seale Litchfeild Alabama and we went to see daughter visiting I was Charlotte in nearby.” Pat adds that summer “last and able to keep your loved ones you areof staying healthy and safe and then COVID struck! 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found away to escape with grand COVID husband andgrandchildren, pre- Johanna Yaple Wolski ’70, And, yes, there were plenty Jimmy of ton to Margaritaville at Conroe. Lake ventured 90-minutes Hous north of scenery for at afew least days. We month we needed todifferent find George and Iacknowledged this birthdays and the like. However, pool several times on Memorial Day, and grandkids have out been to the We’ve loosened up enough that kids already hermits before the virus. self-quarantine. we were Iguess hasn’t changed that all much with children. at the GK Ranch “Life made aspecial lifetime memory.” we sat still for very long periods. We our laps. sitting end soon, Lap will so nightly, and he chose to sit one in of us.of We had ice cream after dinner him, hunkered the just down three It a special time was to share with the ocean but not step on the sand. weeks we could so look at it and hear one point the beach closed for two and David the was P.E. teacher. At grade, first remote taught I months. cancelled, we kept so for him two springhis break.school Then was year-old grandson to the beach for Karen Hartnett Karen and George also - - 63 fall 2020 64 sbc.edu CLASS points east. down Hope are all well.” Next, we’re cruising to MEand off day trip to the vineyard and Cape. on our 36-foot sailboat with a12- distancing farby so social the virus escape. is She for best the “surviving Stay safe and healthy.” comewill back for 50th+1 next May. ferent scenery, too. Hope everyone high rise—dif a new 10th floor of veston from to at the gaze the Gulf In August, drive to down Gal we’ll Buffetsongs around the property! by myself. I’m my foursome. own the opportunity unique to play golf pastime. “COVID provided has me about how to manage her favorite Lemore tively enchanting. azine, her buildingsmall looks posi Laura’s photo makes it into the mag recreate your it in backyard.” Ihope Europe the in pandemic you have to Druid community. you If can’t get to I think Iamchanneling anancient Celtic-lookingsmall stone buildings. andferns afield Iam is building of various kinds. our back woods “In doing gardening and yard work of that she and Joan are keeping busy Laura Sickman Baksa from comes project unique most ing ways to keep busy. Perhaps the plored creative new endeavors, find our reunion and other events.” cooking.tired of Looking forward to physical therapy. Iadmit that Iam months for to him convalesce and do for early Aug. It take several will too. back Ron has scheduled surgery busy, me keeps supplies. Knitting cannot have too many fabrics or art lecting fabric to make them. One made three and enjoyed quilts col children. the Over winter months I adopt her since we have no grand a couple weeks. of Icannot wait to neighbor expecting ababy is girl in who keep amused. us next-door Our years and rescued two kittens Feb. in our three cats senior the in two last state to take aworkshop. We lost traffic DC in or travel to another because not Ido have to commute found I prefer these by classes Zoom online paintingtaking courses and since March. Ihave busy kept myself “We have stayed at home by choice thing creative, pandemic or not. And have afew us more ex of JonesElsa Forter Jane Gott And And NOTES has also gotten also has creative Mardane Rebentisch McMardane Rebentisch is always is doing some gets the prize who explains ------keep up!” sometimessuper help it’s as hard to and on—that a been has weeks—off ablebeen to go to the beach for five grandchildren—fortunately, Ihave celled. So, I’m helping out with my spite camps and schools can being that the need evaporates.” just have instead found alternatives or not out running to get things and and don’t urgency. of have asense I’m to less. do I’m learning some patience this blurry time, it’s me taking longer through closets and drawers. But in most folks, I’m time having to go borhood or to the supermarket. Like tine at home, the in walking neigh My 10-year-old boxer and Iquaran gives you awelcome kick into spring. always a hoot and the show really world. Interacting with the public is Show, the largest indoor show the in working at the Philadelphia Flower act right before the shutdown was local hospital shop gift and my last Sept. volunteering also Iwas at our dor and at start again Winterthur in at Brandywine now anambassa as sweet spot for museums. Iamback outside the box, not normally the these institutions credit for moving ined to support public safety. Igive roles docents as are re-imag being mative, educational and fun. Our to put on programs that are infor til recently, both have Zoom used don’t learn something. Closed un soothe my soul. There’s not aday I Briar, they challenge my and mind Sweet organizations remind me of and Museum.servancy two These and the Brandywine River Con adocenttime as at both Winterthur into retirement enjoying and was my ly alot going has on. two years “I’m Santa Fe our many of as good very is parents were born. Take-out food in aly where my husband Bob’s grand It southern in Basilicata, Bernalda, hopes that one day we can return to Tube). Babbel taking Also Italian in eos. (Check out As We Sing on You Singers creation choral virtual of vid gentle stretch yoga, and the Zia borhood pool by reservation, Zoom summer lap swimming in our neigh COVID, Iamenjoying hiking, indeed. busy of spite very ing “In are areal in bind, to having work de- my game and I’m loving it. Parents The practicegreatly has improved Nia Eldridge Eaton Betty Rau Santandrea Rau Betty unexpected is keep is ------was aboutwas four years ago and our im visited amazing!time Thelast we beautiful day and the college looked to drive around Briar. Sweet It a was Lynchburg and we had enough time July 11, Paul and Iheaded over to recent escape trip! “On Saturday from us her for news good of all group on YouTube. It’s delightful. Really check do out Betty’s choral Hope to attend reunion next May.” summer trips back to east them. see Time. We have had to cancel two dren, we only so them see on Face my joy getting in to paint alone all and wrote apoem, by which time gradually thought what well the hell, doing things new I a timethis is of nationally-known poets. But since are professional all award-winning 10friendsgood from VCCA who ed to the fact that Iprobably have a poems. written never one. I’ve Add completely ludicrous. Idon’t write students write apoem, which Ifound yogaZoom teacher suggested we up Kris under Paints. After that, my along with Betty. Ihave eight videos it and amnow alittle YouTube star again. seen be But Ifinally mastered ously into computer ether to never my little opus disappeared mysteri into time despair the every depths of teaching iMovie myself and going my first COVID month spent was entirely no clue how to that. do So, getting to mention that I, um… had productdo demos on YouTube, for with my national online art store to trulyis wondrous. adeal cut Ialso ited time to out hide just and paint Frankly for artists, getting unlim lously safe, to this quarantine thing. ter brought me tardy, but miracu company from Europe late in win more true than ever. burstA wild of like on living Mars. That’sbecome but FL fun in living is feels much very here three years ago. Ihave joked that I’m stuck FL, in too, moved having our fundraising goal!” the made alums it possible to meet into rebuilding Briar.Sweet glad So administration are putting and staff I amimpressed with the effort the my heart hurt. After Saturday’s visit pretty down. run visit made That pression then that was things were 2000 miles from2000 miles our fivegrandchil What makes sad that us is we are 400 restaurants struggle to continue. Joanne Robblee Hicks And from me, from And Kristin Herzog Kristin has some has ------, facilitated the sale. ulously O’Keeffe aGeorgia painting these years can plot afuture. Mirac now on solid ground and after all move for concerned. all VCCA is which acompletely is wonderful soldhas Mt. San Angelo to VCCA on the College website. Briar Sweet fromnews SBC, check do the links aren’t with some recent familiar nifty abravein world. new like Rip Van Winkle and find we are thing. And wake someday up we will we can ayear do this virus or two of through those and WWI. OK, So and WWII. My grandparents went through went the Depression ents the hard part. realized my I’ve par things go up always and is down love what I’m doing and accept that show this coming Jan. Learning to getting work done for my museum going, and I’m back to busy being other, we have anart critique group now we Skype and with each Zoom todawn dusk like my all friends. So totally worn out moping and Ibegan with the cats for weeks on end had [email protected] Beverly Van Zandt [email protected] Anne MilbankMell [email protected] Mary FrancesOakeyAiken 1971 ories! up. And tomorrow another is year. safe. Wear masks. will come The sun love yourself. your Open heart. Stay and your loved ones. Remember to I can’t wait. Take yourselves care of you see at all reunion! out by May I’ll fabulous events. turn of FL If lets me enrollmentso is up! This is really a acreown or two plus asingle room, can actually offer each student her We are probably the only college that ly marketing our biggest space! asset: and colleges because we are brilliant tional COVID news that discusses each other person in and share mem can! It great be to catch will up with mark your calendars you and come if for set been May 28-30, 2021. Please our 50this reunion. Thedates have It hard is to that believe next spring And second, the all in SBC is na And before Iclose, you if Thanks Thanks for all greatthe updates!
- - - - - FL, to find that kitchen her renova to Longwood, home returned She a month before just the lockdown. to New Zealand and Melbourne for painting, walking, swimming, read overis 92. Jacque spends her days continues to care for her mum who here, and it’s such acrazy time. She spine) if COVID-19spine) doesn’t if inter (darn stenosis, akaarthritis, her in much-needed back fusion surgery Carol anticipates her long-awaited, postponedfriends was until 2021. 2020 British Isles with three cruise her family. son and his Her May-June calls, and intermittent dinners with Womenof Voters, Zoom multiple work for the Orange County League watching, reading, movie of Lots stay-safe COVID-19” home bubble. enjoyed her “mostly solitary, stay-put, masks everywhere.masks getting to used the normal new and still is She the scheduling. fere with “See you“See 2021.” in have already rented ahouse for it. reunion, and she and months.” Nesi looking is forward to distractiongood over the past few attitude, she reported that a “it was this major project. With apositive theof lockdown period finishing ances, etc., and she then spent most complete—no appli not was tion years. Implementing the change ed our property for the 100+ past losing ahuge old oak that shad has become sunny a very garden after 6months.past “We have suddenly her garden the most time over of the it’s if Life short—even is long. andwell happy and stay touch. in 50th reunion! In the meantime, be planShe to hopes will at all be our CrockerCami reunion. had amini Wilson, Maureen Conway and hit, Jacque, Louise Dempsey, Kathy celona.before just Then COVID-19 Spain, especially Valencia and Bar to celebrate her 70th. She loved fromcruise Portugal around Spain and peace. year she Last managed a some reforms and prays for change time coming. She hopes that we get amazing and been unrest along has notes also que that the whole racial positive and hope for the best. Jac caring for her mum. She tries to stay ing, meditating, playing piano and Nesi WisellO’Connor Jacque Penny Louise ArcherLouise Slater Carol Remington FoglesongCarol Remington reports good all Alix Smith Alix has been in in been has traveled has has ------
ever youever come contact in with others. the solution and wear when amask She everyone urges to help part be of loved ones to this insidious disease. much so and thoseof who have lost prays for the many people need in counts her blessings day and every busy. her keep bridge online tle She golf, croquet and with alit walks from that all going is on. Prayers, lands, NC, which provided has relief have asummer getaway High in they go to work. She thankful is they to-face with COVID-19 time every an urgent care facility) that are face- hospital and anurse practitioner in daughters (anICU nurse amajor in ical personnel, especially her two world, our country and the all med lifting upis prayers day for every the time they so can chat and play. She plusZoom a bridge app at the same using online bridge enjoying is She FaceTime to having is for do now. grandchildren. and Zoom Lots of theall snuggles and hugs from her in Destin,in FL, early in Feb. with joyed a70th birthday get together her 70th birthday May! last and Zoom. Biggest recent news was John are thankful very for FaceTime arelings spread around. She and John’s sister lives there. Her five sib and her family live New in Zealand! Charlotte. However, daughter Bright Austin family and live his close by in her loved onesof are healthy. Son COVID-19.time of Thankfully all notis much to report here this in to alive.” be healthy,all happy and thankful very lenge COVID. the in time of We are great and fun abit achal more of spent awhile which with us was almost three-year-old sister, Audrey, Slater, on June this year. 24of Her ond granddaughter, Laurel Adeline the been our sec event has birth of our garden. By farthe most exciting and champagne with afew friends in drive-by by organized our children our 50th wedding anniversary with a had the great celebrating pleasure of el which did not happen, but we have hotter. We had a packed trav year of thepoints as temps get hotter and solid color umbrellas strategic in Currently, Iamimprovising small project. time-consuming a is south from shade to the sun in hot very Amanda Megargee Sutton JillLowry Wiemer Claire KinnettClaire Tate is missing missing is says there en ------Weiler went to Briar Sweet Day at therebeen other every day. She also finally reopenedin June and she has throwing out stuff.pool The ather Y bread, knitting, reading, sorting and time together their in garden, baking da and Goody have enjoying been gether when they were 70! all Aman there a short was window to get to 31, and Brooke 71on Feb. was 13so Terryton joyed much. it so migration law and renovates hous im to pandemic. the practices She for San Diego but went due virtual yers Association conference planned 2020 American Immigration Law worth of projectsworth to of work on! the meantime, she four has lifetimes’ them, next anyshe see of will but, in She unsure is when andtennis golf! keep her boys active hiking, playing advantage time to get apuppy of and out west, her older daughter taking is take meaning! on Meanwhile, new OH State rivalry the in future will family at May. the end of TheMI/ a little buckeye/third daughter to his to make it work and her son added her family.eight The have managed live with her younger daughter and left NYC April 4to drive to OH and mally lives NYC. in John and family ally, one belongs to her son, who nor ily and her walking two pups. Actu app, with friends Zooming and fam NJ,in playing bridge on anonline one else, sheltered been has at home Brooke Thomas Dold Barnes Kennamer Barnes Wodehouse ’71hadaminireunion Lamb’71,Maureen Conway’71andCamiCrocker Wilson Kathy Just before COVID-19hit,JacquePenny’71,LouiseDempseyMcKean Anne Milbank Mell Anne Milbank Beryl Bergquist Beryl ’s daughter’s home and en . Amanda 70on Jan. was and spoke at the Martha Ro Martha , like every , like , Frances Wendy Wendy ------with Duolingo to learn Spanish and consultations, sheltering place in curbside! normal The Zoom is new closed socially distanced cars in at master suite, four-bath house that reno turned into asix-bedroom with latest, a seven-bedroom, three-bath fores on sale the or lease side. The husband inBermuda Wendy Weiss ’71and Smith Webb Corkery’81 Evans’81andNancy Laura Willets Trixie Chambers’71with Hatten CLASS NOTES 65 fall 2020 66 sbc.edu CLASS since then had both has knees re house 18monthsa newer ago and Zoom andZoom conference through Face looks tended, and she learned how to five-sixbooks a month, gardenher they have been. ever She averaged collections are the most organized family photos, memorabilia, and along with her cat. Now her recipes, Alix actually enjoyed her quarantine goal for next year met. been has excitedand is that the enrollment Briar’sSweet the crisis handling of too stressed. She proud very is of classmates are COVID-free and not stayed close to home MD. in scene, Shannon and her family have to 75. Since COVID-19 entered the er’s company. Ages ranged from four dined, drank and enjoyed each oth a week Lucca in where at avilla they joined Shannon and her husband for Lucca. Fifteen family members fabulous 2019trip to Rome and its future afirst-rate as institution! have committed to the College and Briar and kudos sends to who all the progressof made being at Sweet ite Atlanta volunteer project. Fernbank Forest favor her reopens, flower gardeninguntil workin the for our 50th celebration! safe be towill travel to Briar Sweet ects. She hopes that by next spring it thebut staying proj busy of with all staying COVID home because of with anolder house. have been They pipes: the headaches usual that go rerouting plumbing and replacing busy, the plumbers kept has she summers. hot ingly for the house,As stays reliably green despite increas clover. arebees The andthrilled it replacingof worn with white lawn takes, to sure. be She the in is process shade.deep Very interesting mis sun, in hostas roses and peonies in owner put the in wrong locations: moved endless plants the previous two Southern Magnolia trees and growing veggies. She’s planted also that built so beds she can go back to needs, most recently 11raised having 1958, traditional house to their placed. She still fine is tuning the have her grandsons. two been new this months nine past pointshigh of “We have much will to celebrate!” can together be for our 50th reunion. book Messenger. Alex hopes that we Judy Brown Fletcher Shannon and her family had a Salmon Shannon Alix Smith Alix Bev VanBev Zandt NOTES hopes that our all reports that the is very proud very is moved to ------town of Reidsville, NC. Reidsville, Her daugh of town widowhood and lives the in small to adjusting time. is short still She how much changed has such in a endures snowy/icy winters. Teach which up, they grew and yes, she the in is same multi-level house in sisters yes, and family; her mother summer with her ’74 SBC twin celebrated her 103rd birthday last ning areturnning road trip to SBC. encourages everyone to start plan can’t wait for our 50th reunion. She These sustain people.over 100 Bev have lost jobs due to the pandemic. food are now given out to those who generous, very been of and despensas foodhood) project. Donors have a friend a colonia began (neighbor much like those the in U.S. She and that the SMA lockdown been has theas borders closed. reports Bev home to San Miguel de Allende just its with each family before heading NYC. in Chris enjoyed Bev two vis arrived alittle early to Roberta and geline Charleston, in and Steele (to see (to see daughter and granddaughter), FL children and trips to NY (with her with awonderful party given by her for about the entire year year last feels like she celebrated turning 70 changed. On alighter note, Carolyn mother in AL. Times have definitely and hercould 100-year-old visit also sheas could with her grandchildren Carolyn much spending as was time two children. Prior to the pandemic, dren and her wife son and have his ter and her husband have three chil likes our growing SBC club. unfortunately, saw never Ellen. She to Miami for work several times but, family are north in FL now. She went her of working. most and Her sister to asemblance anormal life of soon!” with “Let’s back be all hope we will Dixon (with Diana and Ranch explored with them on the first two this past year; travel: Cuba, Portugal and Ecuador 43+ years) anabundance means of ketball, modern dance festival. symphony,sions: bas ballet, Duke Durham,in NC, offers manydiver continues fun. to lots be of Living cultures different from professionals ing English-as-a-second-language to Skip joined Beverly, Tom and Evan Carolyn TuttleMurray Wendy WeissSmith Andrea Bateman Having aretired husband (of ). Carolyn her ends class note Diana Zeidel Susan GreenwaldSusan is still alive is and ), and Canyon Mimi Pitts ’s Mom notes notes ------
likes our growing SBC club. unfortunately, saw never Ellen. She to Miami for work several times but, family are north in FL now. She went her of working. most and Her sister we’re there! too youngty seems to die now that hear about Gina and Ellen. Seven everyone’s news, though sad to was keep touch. in us She loves reading really appreciates Carol all to does keeping touch in for our 50th! COVID-19.of Looking forward to recovered from amild-moderate case tined at home and thankfully has health care worker PA, in quaran during the pandemic. Her son, a child careas for essential workers The building continues used be to closed been has since mid-March. the senior activities center, but that still presidentis the local board of of it’s children, four her bad. She so not earnestclean-out in with the help of joyment. Now that she’s the begun much and detracts from the en Creek, the upkeep become has too While she loves on living Cypress listing her property spring in 2021. of the hope with household her moving forward with disassembling seven, and nine. toddler and three siblings five, ages trying to work from home with a on their parents too, since both are ten but she knows hard been it has able to their see grandchildren of opened. It hard been not has being difficult, but thecenter has now re for spring 14weeks last which was pandemic, back he was home 24/7 ter three days aweek. Due to the ago and togoes an adult day cen with diagnosed Alzheimer’s six years reports that her husband, Lee, was yard or on the screened porch. daily, then entertaining friends the in along streams deciduous in woods atbe the moment they are as walking NC, proved has a wonderful place to time each in day, right? Durham, at Duke Gardens. Almost enough plus agarden club and volunteering with several Duke women’s groups back northern in OH. She engaged is her unofficial high schoolwas one Charlottesvillein and Chicago, while a couple reunions for of her husband and history Garden; and Longwood tripeight-gal to Philadelphia for art which were W&L excursions; fun Andrea Bateman Brooks AllenRhoda PamHenery Arey Wendy Norton Brown is still alive is and has been been has says she sadly ------Greenwald Hebrank, and classmate, conditioning. Her daughter, Jenn and, yes have it does heat and air the panes glass original remain,of alone 1876.building built in Many bounds.is a Thesanctuary stand- the choir were growing by leaps and Goochland,in VA. The church and director at Grace Episcopal Church that she still loved music her job as is whyis we are here now. ping into our elders—this power as an embrace anticipation, of astep fear and nal journey—a lessening of tends to create honor towards the fi joy on the planet, of seeds she in toer death doula. While cultivating corporate to certifiable laughter lead dreau Halperin and adog. No trips planned for now. care for their two horses, three cats are Buffalo, in NY, but continue to their daughter and her family who border.perennial are They missing ing the time at home to put anew in can at anearby state park. She us is treadmill, and they hike when they handy. She tries towith stay fit the in come Clothespins turn! pages problems:of one breeze and three which gives amusician adifferent set the Bishop to have outdoor services COVID). are They now allowed by music studio earlier this year (pre- ness she turned her old office into a a tech nerd at this age. Thank good justments. She expected never to be microphone and some ad Zoom thanks Zoom to via ty good a new pret now sound can She services. to skills enhancenew their online her church, she learned has afew are well. As the music director at thatthis summer is she and George some great hiking. Dee’s addendum drove up to Zion National Park for and went out a few days early and family 2019 September wedding in enjoyed atrip out toVegas Las for a and are doing well. She and George and live Maisie Buffalo in (seven) Murphy Ginter Botanical Gardens with gotalso together briefly Lewis at the Animals. What agreat day! She her birthday fell on the Blessing of tired veterinarian, it happened that her, too. And, re appropriate for a surprise! The church had a party for 2019.ber Jenn’s acomplete was visit celebrate her 70th birthday Octo in falo, NY, and Hoboken, NJ, to help In January Kathleen Kathleen Beau Burns “Kathy” .grandkids, The Sam (10) came from down Buf Dee KysorDee has traveled has from reported Susan Val Val ------and healthy. She hopes everyone staying is safe union next spring! spring! next union another without for masks the re and we can actually close be to one goinghopes is all for well everyone eryday with one job or another. She bookkeeping clients, busy is ev so together. her She several of still has it while enjoying spending more time away they so are making the of best improvement may afew be months employees.furloughed Economic band are it without running the remain open and she and her hus essential they so have able been to Country Cleaners, Squire deemed is thatall going is on. Their business, theis only one who oblivious is to long. how knows who Moshi (one) grandchildren school are out for of work from home. Nine their ten of tional five children have been able to COVID-19. their addi of Several actuallyis working on avaccine for but wife, his research in at N.I.H., school teacher, not working been has well.son, Their Ben, high is a who fortunatefar been to have stayed and her family members have thus life on the goes spite in pandemic of a great 50th reunion 2021. in we age.” She love sends and hope for lenges and losses which face we all as for,ful despite the inevitable chal at her church. much “So to grate be She involved is ahealing in ministry croquet and really enjoying the game. east Asia and are now playing lots of She and Ron took atrip to south Aug. and agranddaughter Sept. in months) with a grandson due in (four), Gracey and (two) Will (three ray Beach and them see often: Jack have three grandchildren Del in come afewwill in months. They daughter, their and business Katie, working with her their in insurance twosons, Their John and David, are that her entire family lives close by. at age 70. She especially is grateful workmeaningful and much grace forful health, good great friends, ever encountered!ever Since then, lots thewas lightest on I-95they have the travel by car June. in The traffic with the virus, but they finally braved ing back to VA due to the closures spring, she and John were later com children and grandchildren live. Last Richmond, and FL, VA, her where ternates her time Naples, between Barbara Gracey Backer Mary FrancesMary Oakey Aiken Linda Hill Krensky reports that is grate is al ------Gwynn’s Island, VA, on the Ches moved to from the DC house on be a big part of it. abigbe part of travel and grandchildren likely will where focus her energies, she’ll but unsure and business retirement the daughters. She still anewbie at is computer languages. He three has their middle child involved is with artificialintelligence, tions of and a researcheris medical in applica near Richmond, VA. eldest Their and her husband and two children their youngest of mile child, alawyer, retired journalist, now live a within and her husband, John, a newly also from acareer journalism. in She about 25years the in west, retired moved back to the coast east after Carol Foglesong thea synopsis notes of collected by 71 at our reunion! themany SBC class of of be ’71 will til next year. How coincidental that postponed been river has cruise un anniversary aEuropeanding trip of Train with John. 25th Their wed pastime, playing the game Mexican ing Netflix, and, favorite her new coronavirus hit. dom.org. groups. Check it out at Fear2Free gone to hospitals and community Fear2Freedom after-care kits have combat violence. sexual 26,000 Over power communities and students to those sexually assaulted and to em sion to is bring tohope and dignity board and remains active.mis The 2Freedom this year on the but serves retired executive as Fear director of (5-1/2 months). are They joy! a She dren, and Carrington (two) Camden sons, Paul and Brett, have two chil and adaughter Truitt (seven). The Barrett have ason (nine) Lochlan four grandchildren. Daughter and significance.life of They now have people they grow as into leading a ileged to experience these young loved minute every and feel priv presidentas for 24years. have They port University where served he has Paul have at been Christopher New residence. She no longer works full Gwynn’ser Island their permanent apartmentsmall DC, they in consid apeake Bay. While they still have a newborns in area in newborns hospitals, watch home, reading, knitting baby hats for spent been time organizing has at of Rosemary DunawayRosemary Trible The following updatesclass are Denise BeardsworthDenise Costa Michela English Michela just before just the and Rob have and has has ------they regularly. see president,feld, former SBC whom Richmondin with Betsy Muhlen Australia. spent They afun weekend Dallas and son, Will, lives Sydney, in and granddaughter, Darby, live in Daughter, Eleanore, granddaughter. havealso two grown children and a up after Rob’s gourmet meals. They reading, friends, visiting and cleaning king with her Australian labradoodle, working, she enjoys or walking kaya- time. her of When most not occupy porate and non-profitboards which Weintraub Great fun! the whaling industry particular. in concentrating on local history and Cod, Nantucket and New Bedford, 2019 to Plymouth, Boston, Cape Newa two-week England trip in session for the grandkids.did They Camp Grandma-Gee in again was beautiful countryside between. in enna, Prague and the all music and kow favorite), (their Budapest, Vi Europe: Warsaw, Auschwitz,Kra to eastern trip interesting historically ticipants. They tookbeautiful a and but theyco-chair still plan to par be the as program’s season herbe last Weeks for the fifth year. will This at their skills Sweet used new Work Amanda—and who else?). They Barbara and ers this year (joining band, John became Master Garden one the in area, please let her know. family, books and many laughs. Any and home, at friends time enjoying ly constantly, agood having as well as she traveling been has the world fair Park Chicago. in For the 20years last her in perch living also on Lincoln time at her home Santa in Fe, and include will continuingThis more looking forward to the next chapter. nowis but gratifying, tremendously says the nothing been post has but years its President as and CEO. She tionAmerican of Art after almost 20 Juneof 2020from the Terra Founda journeys.” our of the stories and you and celebrate our shared past precious and fragile; we want to see effortmake every be to there.Life is next May our 50th is reunion. Please had that time with them. “Ladies, sudden passing. She glad was to have later, there Ellen’s the was of news and saddened that, afew just weeks Wills time but serves on a number of cor ontime anumber but of serves Kathy Garcia Pegues Kathy, Kathy, Liz GlassmanLiz ’ memorial. were They shocked Wendy Weiler attended attended retired at the end Gina Mancusi and and hus Ellen Ellen ------have moved into acondo after sell plexed guests! they beheldas the many faces per of Ass, too!” laughed They hysterically seats down, and says, an was “Nancy guest,er Nancy Corkery ’82 afew did you know?” She points to anoth- you an Ass? She replied, “Yes! How animatedly,asked “Hey,Trixie!Were Italy when Laura Willets Evans ’81, long table anarbor in under at avilla wereThey at a lovely dinner at a very ing two SBC sisters, Asses fact! in and is locatedand is Dallas. north just of than they do. She welcomes visitors that abetter the life has social dog this in past year.70 visits She reports apy dog. have They completed over Danes and the younger one ather is enjoying travel. She two Great has several differentin as as well areas ableis volunteer to alot do of work in well TX, loving retirement and and herself. brate the birthdays two grandsons of Park Inn in Asheville, NC, to cele trip before to hit the the virus Grove ommends it. a special There also was class at parks and rec and highly rec June.past tap Anne taking been has to Spain, Portugal and Morocco this progress well, they had planned to go since.on it ever heIf continues to condo, and they have working been days after she had moved into the weeks.seven He came home four thein hospital and acute rehab for much smaller condo while he was up and movedeverything into a fell and broke neck. his She packed while at Smith Mountain Lake, Bill sold their house and three days later, ing their July house in 2019. They modern when surgery it works! balanced walker. Thank goodness for combo parties?), and now feels like a Sept. much 2019 (too dancing at She had replacement hip in surgery OK and still lives Daphne, in AL. kinds. She looks forward all to reunions of the serendipitous pleasure of meet of pleasure serendipitous the thein couple last years of and had enjoyed traveling to Israel and Italy training for MS. CASA in She has in Tallahassee. just They completed consultant the in room emergency works occasionally apsychiatric as residence GA, still in is and she still Coast. Their Gulf the on Mississippi that she are and Edwin enjoying life Anne Cooper Helms Carolyn JonesCarolyn Walthall NancyLiebowitz Vose Trixie Hatten Chambers CLASS and Bill is doing is is doing is tells us tells us NOTES ------67 fall 2020 68 sbc.edu CLASS of life—balancing growing arelativeof she and Jake are enjoying this phase she blessed is health with good and Charlottesville. (named Mather Margaret) lives in Cazenovia. Their othergrandchild May 2020)live right near them in grands (with a4th that due in was to work remotely. Two their three of March and early April and are able yearhouse every Hilton in Head for like Siberia! To that end, they rent a tion, except winter in when it looks NY, where they love alakeside loca the year Cazenovia,of in is Maggie that mode! Most she go-go still in is go years.” She convincing is herself years, the years, slow-go and the no- heavy brogue): “You have the go-go bile. As Irisha dear friend says (with far-flung spots while they’re still mo and Russia. She trying to is the do tonia, Lithuania Latvia, and Finland) ing to to be the Baltic countries (Es the west. 2020 The fall tripgo was oldest, on a Tauck Bridges tour of grandchild trip with Andy (10), the she had hoped to take her maiden that little spark-plug gone. In 2020, and saysservice hard it is to picture to attend Gina Mancusi’s memorial zil. Sadly, she not was back time in toured Chile, Argentina and Bra America for acouple weeks and Oct-Nov 2019they went to South to at do one least major trip year. per family and friends. have They tried ly business new with time for travel, great grandchild on the way). Since a grandson aged 24, and the first ters (ranging age from in 17to 27, nowThey haveeight granddaugh grandchild he or she as turned 14. were bonding experiences with each their mostia. of special Some trips South Africa, Botswana and Namib chu and Lake Titicaca. Next year is to the Amazon jungle, Machu Pic headed to Peru for athree-week trip Italy. in boot spring, were they Last ly area unspoiled the the in heel of three weeks Puglia, in awonderful and Tanzania. year, Last they spent Southeast Asia, Egypt, Israel, Kenya mostly exploring Europe but also el and have over all been the world, husband, Dick Bragg, love to trav enjoying retirement. She and her state budget manager. She now is porter, editor magazine and then a years, working anewspaper as re Richmonding in for the 45 last Valeria Murphey Maggie Mather Feldmeier Mather Maggie NOTES has been liv been has says says ------in in VA but she moved from Wil healthy since we saved her! hard to keep Briar Sweet strong and dos to who all have working been so straight to agrandmother! being Ku ried she so amanwith kids got to go have her own, children of but mar bridal and baby showers. She didn’t hosting be she’ll or going to a lot of ting married and pregnant, it seems turned December 97in 2020. her about eight weeks. every She Baltimore,of where she to goes see experiencederful at her CCC north follow.” Her mother had awon has mom agreat set example for me to “Ain’t getting any younger and my two to acontinuing care community. templating amove ayear within or Voters Orange of County con and is busyWomen with the of League driver/car needed. is Carol stays also whenin schedules allow, or an extra ties. Grammie Carol happy is to join sports and schoolwith lots of activi theher in Orlando area and are busy and Leighton closer (seven)—live to (13), Mackinley (11), Collins (nine) Crissy, plus four grands—Jameson Her oldest son, Eric, wife, and his ference in Austin at Feb. the end of TX, before and after the PRIA con their New house in new Braunfels, Christopher, wife, his Sarah, and She going was to youngest see son, friends made over the past 15years. tional conferences each year and see shemeans gets to go to both na Industry Association (PRIA). That al association, Property Records profession her in active still is Still Norway). Nesi waiting is for her! fast, Scotland and endingBergen, in Isles (London, Dublin, Wales, Bel Viking Ocean to cruise the British postponed was a19-day but was 70th birthday present to herself Octoberin 2019. Her May 2020 Amsterdam to Basel, Switzerland a Viking River from Cruise Rhine months. Wee She went doggie! on taken two buckethas trips list 12 in to nearbyto Williamsburg. WhileDa girlfriend weekends, visits as well as corporate retreats, and weddings byhouseinn.com. It’s agreat place for Street, Yorktown, into aB&B: horns turned their family home on Main brother, his with husband, her when York River on Sarah Creek, 2010 in toliamsburg Gloucester, the off just the older grandchildren are now get Carol Remington FoglesongCarol Remington René RoarkRené Bowditch is still is ------
took the moving there! risk of overall the world. She glad so is they people,derful and Thais expatsfrom her and they have met many won astimulating been has adventure for cultural values. In addition, the move caring and respect for the elderly are move for them. It anarea is where turned has This out be a good to very two yearslast independently. living the Care Mai, Resort Chiang and the three years ago, the first living year at short, they moved to Mai Chiang came up the in search. Long story care resort Mai, Chiang in Thailand, dementia care around the world. A decided to anonline search do for care, especially for Jack’s needs, and becoming disgruntled with health their time at the beach. She was Beach, FL, for five years andenjoyed moved back to her house in Atlantic this time, amazingly enough. They have managed to live life agood over a few years later, Alzheimer’s. They tually with dementia, diagnosed and quite right with him. He even was she suspected that something wasn’t on Bainbridge Island, WA. In 2010, her sweet husband, Jack, 2005, in decade. the past married She over ratively, with her husband’s diagnosis on quite ajourney, literally and figu Barbie Gracey Backer DunawayRosemary Trible her Briar Sweet sisters, of Some like they’ve there been can ahuge be help. others their age who get it because way. her them send with Connecting breast cancer or its aftermath, please with 50)dealing under (diagnosed youIf any young know of women nationwide.munities, online and breast cancer in-person 11com in support to young women affected by not-your-typicalvides psychosocial ago, hereforthegirls.org. H4TG pro nonprofit she cofounded 13 years she still heavily is involved with the vid is an innkeeper in his retirement, 50th. Treasuring single day! every themcan talk into aroad trip for our bothas live nearby. she if see She will and sees sees “Yup, we started kinda late, lol.” She to they marry so are excited. very where live. they will is first This their great from guy Annapolis, which is married this May at her home to a 29-year-old daughter getting was biggest that family was news her ported this to her great delight. Her Trudy McNight Slade Becky Meeker Bottomley Rosemary DunawayRosemary Trible , sup have has been been has often and ------
Wendy Weiler Ewing Hospital. She keeps up with Kentuckysity of and the University with Ellen (and her doggies) during (andwith Ellen her doggies) She had the opportunity to converse untimely ashock passing was to all. course,of her infectious smile. Ellen’s and effervescence while at SBC, and, verve her remembers SBC, but since and Ellen. She had not Gina seen SBC classmates this past year: Gina express her sadness at the two loss of her three grandchildren. travelingbe to CA to them see and move, but obvious it is now she will San Antonio not and does plan to happen next.will She happy is in Google! So, you know never what her husband started has working at moving to San Francisco because versity Women’s Club. now is Rachel andsistance the League Trinity Uni 1920s house and she joined the As their daughter. They remodeled a to Sanville Antonio to closer be to ago, she and Bob moved from Nash returned home Feb. 29. years Seven tour NZafter disembarking and food and drink. They planned to and dancing, wonderful as well as bridge classes, team trivia, lectures Bora Bora. were They enjoying yoga, this update, the anchored ship was in ed to join her. At the time she wrote to escape cold weather, she so decid Angeles to Auckland, New Zealand, planned to from take acruise Los ficult time. Her sister had already renal cancer, adif been and it has 46yearsof July died in 2019from after her death. heard from her classmates many of the of in was SBC Class ’64, she so ter’s funeral NJ. in Her sister, Lynne, a short time before at Gina’s service. our classmates were such with Ellen len’s passing, especially since two of saddened Gina’s to learn of and El way!a good She shocked was and say, pretty it was hectic then but in band and the baby. new Needless to time to their see daughter, her hus and then on to Rome to arrive in a Jamestown board meeting Society Feb.last She headed was to VA for theirpecting firstgrandbaby early She still involved is with the Univer grandchildren who they often. see continues to for good be her with six Linda WhitlowKnightLinda Roseanne WoodruffRoseanne Sally UptegroveSally Lee Barbara SmithBarbara Young , Pamolu Oldham last year last at her sis wanted to ’s husband and saw says life was ex was Susan ------distance from the office downtown.) for hervised and others some living a week, which apolicy later was re an agreement to telework three days that privilege. (There originally was the as well major commute related to and opted to country try as living Fauquier County, VA, countryside the French in out ing home country renovations.) She spotted acharm become fearless about real estate and over her destiny. own (And she had home where she would have control decided to consider asingle-family living, she condo with experience ing flooding. Because her disappoint of though that not was impacted by the gutting and updating the kitchen, al damage, she ended up completely Along with renovating the extensive flooring,lost. were teak herringbone and The walls flooring, including ues, condo fees and superb location. despite the escalating property val had not properly been maintained theed via common elements, which Circlepont condo, the flood condo years after purchasing an elegant Du she had lived for decades. Several ger lives downtown in DC, where lon no accounting work. Roseanne to used be transform financial and artificialintelligence and how it can state-of-the-art training as well in as enterprise risk management training her skills, most recently undertaking actively trains to update and upgrade on her professional preferences. She and preparing for areturn focused commuting work force, planning ly, she temporarily is the out daily of and performance oversight. Current tract, grant, loan, and loan guarantee the work fairly been has typical con ing and clearance. asecurity Much of which involves investigative account work forof the federal government Facebook much because her line of strongly doesn’t recommends. She Work Weeks, which both she of areunion Sweet anda part also of recently, More attended she reunions. ed much, at all, if and the same with participat not has she past, although enjoyedhas class notes from years Ellen. She more conversations with horses. She looking was forward to to attend other SBC with pets than foraccommodation wishing those dorm,doggie dorm or pet or some a spokeThey thepossibility of of contraband, but they were adorable!) ago. (Well, the may have dogs been Sweet Work Weeks acouple years of ------reunion May 28-30, 2021! hope you to many see at of the 50th your news. Stay safe and well! We you!to Thank of all you for sharing and Mary Frances, send their best hopes everyone well. is statistics.” less and economics She mom...could have more used home time caring spend alot for of my “I Tuttle seen has Richmond often to family see and ishing school. high Diana to goes collegein and the other two are fin everywhere. One granddaughter is Beach. love They being able to walk moved to acity condo in West Palm She and Jon are and well they have dying no young!” fearless worry: of As George Will said, “We have one Murray Tuttle Mimi Pitts Dixon She enjoyed a rejuvenating 70th with butus did not graduate from SBC. uates, but those who attended with and hopes to not see only SBC grad She looking is forward to our 50th res, Argentina and Sao Paulo, Brazil. days Santiago, in Chile, Buenos Ai touring added recommends.ly She around Horn, Cape which she high Venice and aSouth American cruise with extracruise days Rome in and to the Caribbean, aMediterranean managed to travel, including cruises also She weekends. summer most traveling the back roads to the beach Rehoboth,house in DE, for years, participated and also DC abeach in and charity events and in around she involved was dance a lot in of activities. Prior to the debacle, condo involved local in volunteer and civic ties. She more also recently became thoseas sponsored by local coun Merrifield Garden Center, as well lectures at the premiere local nursery, plants by attending the wonderful still learning about landscaping and likeer one day become aMaster Garden effort recently. While aspiresshe to have taken her much time and of it, surrounds that landscaping of her home as well and the one acre sional contacts and credentials, as completed. Maintaining her profes condoDC once the renovations were she eventually sold the downtown She enjoyed life her new much so Your class secretaries, Anne, Bev Diana Zeidel there well. as As Jacque said, Kathy Garcia Pegues Mimi Pitts at Canyon Ranch. says to hi everyone. and and Caroline Caroline Caroline Caroline , she is ------that everyone still healthy. is a brighter note she’s happy to report haven’t made any plans new yet. On their Oct. weddingScotland in and son Fielding fiancé and his cancelled supportive during the all chaos. Her ly since they’ve sweet so and been there to celebrate with her especial regrets that her SBC can’t peeps be work.this wedding will Dale really andmasks disinfectants hopefully so have been They stockpiling gloves, Schoenig’s ’76 farm Charlottesville. in tendants at her aunt Elliott Graham tion Sept. in family with just and at forward to asmall outdoor celebra somber times, now Lily is looking mare. In abow to lock and the downs becomingher dreams was anight fore she realized that the wedding of planned for three different datesbe were cancelled. Lily’s wedding was pandemic struck and both weddings both getting married but then the son Fielding and daughter Lily were going2020 was to great be since ty streets were safe. so Bikes for the first time since theemp id blue skies over it. Boris They rode about two days, that London had viv airline pollution revealed, within perfect,was and the car and lack of recent memory. She said the weather to the enjoy one best springs of in and her husband, Neil Osborn, time squarenews.com. It allowed also her [email protected] VAPortsmouth, 23701 98 PineBluff MarySue MorrisonThomas Jill Johnson 1972 issue. website: her new See garden magazine, and to produce the spring laying out her Garden News Square time to learn InDesign software for that she loved lockdown. It gave her come for ameal or for anovernight. Jeannette hopes more classmates will visited her for overnight agood stay. for some business at Briar, Sweet In Jan., BriarSweet Day gatherings in VA. ablewas to attend the most Jan. of visited a few has VA classmates. She COVID-19 travel, curtailed has she the road from Briar. Sweet Although settled in Amherst, VA, down just Dale Shelly Graham Shelly Dale Holly Smith Jeannette Pillsbury Ellen Apperson Ellen writes from London London from writes is happily is , town in thought ------classmate and five other alumnaeincluding Middle East” with one SBC student session, Prof. Jeff Key’s “TheModern her superb Briar Sweet Summer says. Her saved been by has sanity months: “a year,” kind of Zoom she She remained has safe at home for from COVID central Miami! in curriculum classes led classes bycurriculum many bril core our on presentations College to She ask! loved also the Alumnae questions on Turkey, please feel free project, you have if so any lingering DeDe finished just her class research married for the first Ed time! I met am looking forward to our 50th!” activities near, and in on the lake. I workersocial and love the outdoor continue part-time work aclinical as haveall remained COVID-free. I ter now, DC. Luckily, in also far so I have ason-in-law and granddaugh continue Denver in living and DC. Michigan.Lake My two daughters fresh-water lake, after my roots near family and loving near being alarge, Burlington,in VT, near some other hope everyone stays healthy!” Sierra Club and 350Silicon Valley. I ing at home and ambusy with the Sweet Briar.Sweet semesterthis fall keeping her close to startingbe her second year at SBC especiallyis proud that her niece will tions to take her mom. care of DeDe [email protected] Free Union,VA 22940 PO Box278 Evelyn CarterCowles 1973 and Gott toues exchange with emails hot spot, Milan, Italy. DeDe contin Miani Houston, in sound WoodardClegg Liz with touch in stays being. She time not to able be to go to France for the Work Weeks this summer and also disappointed not to attend Sweet faces not for seen awhile. DeDe is classZoom reunion, the all seeing liant professors and enjoyed our ’72 from CA despite COVID condi Scottie O’TooleScottie Betsy Thayer Deirdre Conley Mary Buxton Jean Andrews who thriving is at home DC in who doing another in is well Jeannette Pillsbury : amnow living “I : stay am liking “I CLASS who flew to VA sends her news news her sends who safe is and : 2016I “In Jean Chaloux Cissy Cissy NOTES - - - - - . 69 fall 2020 70 sbc.edu CLASS pin a week in Tasmania, atruly magical family andspent and us his the six of Sydney to Christopher fall last visit had aglorious three-week trip to advising. college good We of need are always school high students in tiring three in years. We’ll There see! clientsnew with the really goal re of claiming that not take he any will pick-up agreat is solution. Bob keeps curbside but the building in patrons month hiatus. It not odd is to have the Islandof libraries after the three- like home. Iamback working at two always wash-ashores, be feel it does years now and, although we will tha’s Vineyard for full-time four return.” studying Italianof and can’t wait to my eighth begin yearIn the fall, I’ll almost drive two-hour from Fairfax. VA. It delicious and was worth the rant Barboursville in near Orange, anniversary at Il Palladio Restau and Icelebrated our 44th wedding to year. last Leesburg My husband the as well FL gangas who moved grandchild #7, born October 2019, I amthoroughly enjoying seeing sorted is until out, this virus but my travel of All plans are on hold I’m thankful for my excellent health. better though actually that’s huge! that I’m healthy and have felt never don’t have much to report except healthy.” stay friends We pray our Briar Sweet that of all ing our friends and family person. in my fitness anddiet andsee miss we around running hard been on has of our return to normal life. The lack ever, we are anxiously anticipating continued to work time. full How our adultthree children of have withoutdo leaving the house! All awonderfulin place with plenty to “We are fortunate so to retired be hear their stories.” drive riders. It apleasure is for me to vive the COVID still us but afew of organization I drove for couldn’t sur drive. longer no Sadly, the volunteer volunteer to drive seniors who can I enjoy agrandmother. being Ialso GA, where we ahouse built together. the way. We live Flowery in Branch, and eight grandchildren, with one on four2005 and has grown children Goss online. He widowed in was Louise Louise “Weezie” Blakeslee Gil WoodwardGast Ginger Kathleen Cochran Schutze Cochran Kathleen : and Ihave on been Mar “Bob NOTES : “I “I : ------: cio with with protocols place. in I’m touch in also players on her patio, appropriate and twice socially with the just other Jong before went everything crazy ville. Ihave seen forfirm in services afinancial Nash fortunate to working still be time full our daughter works remotely and is teachers and (pre-K 2nd grade) as the month May. of We were their the two grandchildren were here for coming soon. daughter Our and he thought ‘Santa Hoho’ would be grandson (four) excited so was as (We had snow flurriesin May) My the weather improved late in spring. the yard are slowly done, being once deferredway! Lots of projects in we can to ensure it remains that here thus far, and we are doing all our numbers.” vacationersflux of have bumped up are relatively small although the in filled up my days. on Cases theisland crossword puzzles and books have puzzles, aceiling painting project, changed enormously for us. Jigsaw sentially homebodies life not so has and for the fact that Bob and Iare es grateful for the our family health of Life certainly is peculiar, and Iam facing online school this fall. again her family are Leesburg, in VA, and the pandemic nixed that. Alexa and three here families early in July but lane). The plan had been to have all ahistory is professor (he leans at Tu mer but hope to retire soon!” Americanof asystems as program European, etc. Iamstill at the Bank several times ayear to the Caribbean, some additional flexibility to travel Richmond Partnership, we so have years the Greater of CEO of ago as anniversary! Greg retired acouple cently celebrated our 39th wedding house. My husband Greg and Ire Richmond,in VA, from amile our joy babysitting them they live all as Lynn McClelland (one). We en Wood. My second grand is Audrey named for my father Harris Langley Langley Anne McClelland (four) is mother times two! My firstgrand for contacts at SBC, etc. Beliz Our preschooler, a teaching suggestions time to time for her advice expert vineyard for amonth from New Or place. Blake and family are on the several times, once to play Mah Pat Wingfield Susan Dern Plank Ginger WoodwardGast Ginger Laurie Norris Coc Laurie : amagrand “I : “All well is from from ------Sutherland, married was Charles in our travel plans for the foreseeable “COVID-19 of all curtailed has cating with you.” with cating tovich to Stay Sept.! everyone.” well mertime, I’m really looking forward home. much as Ienjoy as So sum they can their do jobs mostly from this COVID thing they’ve is proven One thing good that come has out of are allowing them to work from here. come back home to family.jobs Their there for six years and are ready to Colorado Springs. They’ve been out to the area Cleveland Sept., in from and little boy (one) are moving back my is son,pening daughter-in-law Day. hap thing exciting Another (three and eight) starting after Labor days aweek for my grandchildren to getting back to babysitting two safely able to do. I’m looking forward few physical things and we social are kept the courts it’s open as the one of now. I’m grateful that our city has it’s asport that we play outdoors for I’mso! playing pickleball, alot of as thanks to the all techs who are doing Iweretesting still working. if My years and would the in be thick of a medical laboratory scientist for 45 especially glad to retired be Iwas as COVID-19 issues. Ihave to say I’m joying retirement the all spite in of Dutilleul Burris ’75 and even WickhamLisa kins College.” am most pleased and the proud of sions to the registrar. As an alum, I to both from her and admis myself most helpful, friendly and responsive Engineering program. been SBC has a transferas student the in Wyllie ean friend, accepted been has Elisa, wedding: Briarseveral Sweet friends at the ton, SC, Dec. in 2019. There were seem much closer. I enjoy communi BriarSweet friends on Facebook I don’t many very see people, the thing started. Irealized that, since to scrapbook since again this whole meetings.Zoom Ihave begun just making cards with friends during my free time. This year, Ihave been 2016. Iscrapbook and make cards in Chris HegartyChris Savage Noreen Conover (Rene) Reed Jane Potts Glenys Church Glenys , , Betsy PerryBetsy Melinda WilliamsDavis from France.” from Deborah Ziegler HopDeborah Ziegler : son,“My Rives , Anne Cogswell Cogswell , Anne : retired June in “I Pascale Boulard , Terry Chris : “I’m en “I’m : ------: , us, and you have the sincere grat take more than apandemic to stop year’s Briar Sweet Fund. It would the 30%participation goal of this in helped the lift great class of ’73 past shout-out to our classmates all who house); house); enough to share her beautiful beach sister Carol St. John kind ’75 was Brown to was down meet class officers, both theitude of College and your be spaces in your togetherness.” your in spaces be poster up freshman year!): there ‘Let Prophet (I’m pretty sure Ihad that out. As Khalil Gibran said The in bothin the house and yard to spread and Ihave had also plenty room of procrastinating downsizing, in Hal timehaving to garden and read. By among other blessings. Ihave loved the healthy family is and employed, sixth grandchild, but everyone in streamed) and have not yet met our June wedding (though we saw it spirit. We our daughter’s did miss bia, but she much very was there in for and herself Wayne Colum in the completion bungalow anew of challenging times. We are certainly we can make all it through these changes going on there. hope Ijust I amkeeping up with SBC and the certainlyLife has changed this year. communicable data disease entry. work with the contact training and weekend and hope to get back to surgery. heading be home this I’ll my sister who recuperating is from now, Jacksonville, Iamin FL, with stantly changing retirement. Right con my during skills new teresting experience. Ihave learned some in months. It aninteresting been has contact tracing for a surge staff few with the NC’s state COVID-19 of experience. Ihave working been through COVID-19 an been has days until can we all meet again.” staying safe and well. Counting the olds can give. Hoping everyone is and sloppy that kisses only one-year- technology, the hugs of but all miss event party. with aZoom Glad for first birthday, and we celebrated the granddaughter, Lucy, had just her changed our lifestyle! youngest Our future, most and it has definitely pandemic, my trip last before lock Cowles Dianne WoodDianne Keyser Nan Clarke Robertson and and me. the Speaking of Susan Craig Susan Diane Leslie Diane Diane Reiling was busy with was Emily Garth Emily (Diane’s : “Living : “Living : “Abig , Evie Evie - - - - - families with threefamilies Nash grands in and“Hunter Icontinue to enjoy our one is or has been sick! been one or has is House proj hugs.virtual It’s not normal but no daughter’s family, and with masks we actually visited them and our are pretty fun. When it seemed safe phone with our son’s family, which done car caravans connected by atbeen home for months. We’ve house, 34years our home selling of I are finishing up a building small change and challenge, Wayne and to all.” to agreat grandfather! health Good married be Oct., mean which I’ll will granddaughters ababy having is in intimateso and special. our One of family our wedding backyard... in aCOVID-inspiredin immediate daughterOur married was July 25 Mayin now and residency. is his in son graduated from pharmacy school fun picsfun and memorabilia.” about our years at SBC with lots of her attic, out of stuff I reminisced Jan.died in while so getting my all go there often we can! as My as mom lovealso our lake home in AK and myand go as walking to sports. We stay active with swimming, Pilates cal Bible study. We both continue to involved with teaching achronologi still practicing law, and Iamstill very and threeville Memphis! in He is whole. a our country in es and the world as chang serious some through going the winter FL.” in forward to spending more time in but my husband and I are looking realing selling estate Richmond, in fill days.”our fill ects, painting, gardening and walking had much the symptoms.” in way of COVID-19, but none farhave so My prisons have had offenderswith the stressful least job Ihave had! ever hospice, but love Ido my job and it is male felons now, abig change from NC,prisons in adult care taking of news! I am good the doctor for four more). Other than that, no news is friends, can’t just live together any arated from my (we spouse are still country, the in home new sep and have not yet retired! Have bought a Marion McKeeMarion Humphreys Lacy WilliamsLacy Charlotte Ann Evans Klett Jane James Knutson Susan Craig Susan Cindy Bekins Anderson Bekins Cindy : this year of “In : amstill work “I : “ We’ve We’ve “ : : “Our “Our : : “I : “I ------: rural places to socially distance our Reynolds and Ihave two beautiful blessed that and MT between VA, away). Ispend my much day writ of and relocating only (but five blocks fawn rightfawn outside my window.” watch amother nursing deer her going anywhere! able just Iwas to to good it is entertained be without rietyATVs. of days, These guess, I around their pool and with their va 3-ring grandson next circus door stay entertained by watching the consider retirement. his We both work at home. It re making him is “Coronavirus forced has to Rack make it back to SBC for areunion.” safe and that these days one of Ican six months! Hope everyone’s staying haircut at July the end of after almost over the July. 4th of Finally got a with Brendan(Manzanita) and Bryn distanced vacation at the OR coast chocolate chunks. Thrilled to have a road, and making banana bread with thein woods, going for on walks the We’re physically out distancing here closedwas by down the pandemic. this year rightof before everything art show happened early in March Fortunately, my the first of opening Baker delighted that sister-in-law a beautiful wedding, and we were vineyard Santa in Rosa, CA. It was marrieddan was Sept. 1, 2019, a in (Aug.) which left me staring at the selves. Ibroke my ankle ayear ago travel again!” which ahuge is plus! Can’t wait to demic. Ihave cleaned out my attic my best to stay safe during the pan fragile time.” to for all wellness and peace this in and enjoying our later years! Wishes atime be for life will travelstage of both hope that this move and next fingersin estatereal brokerage. We semi-retired,is but keeps also his legal software in sales.LA Wayne Security Administration and one in Columbia anattorney as with Social tions. Both are sons with well one in graphicin and communica design tant future. Istill dabble on occasion published be will the in not-too-dis working on acollection, and hope it success publishing journals. in Iam ing, specificallypoetry, and have had Mary Danford Mary Evelyn Cowles Carter Jeanne Bingham Schaefer Ann Major Gibb was there was to share it with us. : Bren son “Our : amdoing “I : “I am : “I Alison ------: cently Isigned on to my do bit for which repaired was in April. Re I had three tears my in shoulder during the COVID-19 time. Instead up some wonderful creative outlet I could wish say that I have taken “I 1437 Headquarters Plantation Dr.1437 HeadquartersPlantation Anne CogswellBurris 1975 staying healthy for our 50th!” yourall and news here’s to everyone and their two children. Thanks for June leaving 43years her husband of Sargent Buttrick well. Iamsorry to report that the and kids grandkids are doing Reynolds almost is retired, and all great time fishing andfriends.seeing It got there us and back! We had a nicknamedClampett-Mobile. The up camper to head which to MT I soon. We purchased pop- aused better and hope to get back to riding nally starting to move around alittle After much physical therapy Iamfi fore house projects. planning alot of forwalls several months and there [email protected] Johns Island,SC29455 in futurein years, God willing.” destinations—ohnew well, maybe We were looking forward to many were canceled due to COVID-19. 2019.een ourAll 2020travel plans over the rainbow bridge on Hallow Freeway, 13or 14and crossed was ally) to attempt this sport. dog, Our ters taken the I’ve now; plunge (liter conditioning on ERG’s for afew win Club, and he’s dragged me to winter involved with the Nashville Rowing sculling. My spina bifidason, Case, is chapter life in I’m trying to learn due to chronic back issues. next This al Park. I finally hung up my spurs the North Fork Nation Glacier of in Lake Bowman drainage of tain moun overlooking Lookout Ridge with the Summit Sisters to Numa from afew weeks ago when Iwas July 4, 2019. hiking The photo was and John joined to us celebrate there. distancing plentytainly social of cycling trip 1995. in There was cer discovered this area on aBackRoads our residence in Whitefish,MT. We and Ispent the at summer again Catherine Cranston Whitham Catherine Bet Bashinsky Bet Wise Gail Ann Zarwell WinklerZarwell AnnGail passed away passed in : “Doug : “Doug Judith ------:
We were leaving on a Tuesday. The and with September in goinged Iwas to go to Scotland “Well let’s see, year last Ireport loves retirement. Me? Not much.” so toCOVID-19’s stay off radar. Whit well, and us, like most of lying low Wheaties, for sure! Happily, we are eating be my and Christmas.gust I’ll Thursdays between theend of Au latethem afternoon. off I counted 16 ter, Ann, Charlottesville in to hand bike rides before meeting daugh weather permitting, and then go on interest. We include will swimming, and historical anywhereseum of else I Then thought trips to of the mu what brought them to this country. meet and about ask their culture and local people from other continents to ing skills, of making alist been I’ve days a week. Since I have zero teach because they are only school in two for my grandchildren (six and nine) some cultural form enrichment of period aweek and this fall providing a COVID-19 byone taking 24-hr. Fork of Glacier National Park Fork ofGlacierNational ’75inNorth Bet BashinskyWise Crutchfield ’75 byConiCrockerPainting Beverley Heffernan Crispin Cynde Manning Chatham CLASS Nancy Haight NOTES - - - - - : .
71 fall 2020 72 sbc.edu CLASS Junior Year Paris. in It’s to fun been often produce ‘realia’ from our SBC surprisedbe to hear that Terry can Sister City exchanges. No one will Charlottesville¬-Besançon (France) have helped with old also and new kind to my mother (and me!). They Dowdeyah 45th reunion for us!” BriarSweet abelated in can squeeze ly live interesting in times! Hoping happen.Zealand will We certain Oct./Nov.in to Australia and New Jim and Idoubt our planned trip for competitions. mounted archery 5-12, 2020) and MI (Sept. 2020) our reunion! Iamgoing to AK (Aug. travel plans were cancelled, including When COVID-19 happened, all me laid up!and while Iwas visit Cloyd Singleton Robin December. Cynde and Nancy and Sandyin and Hurricane, UT, in started shuttling our homes between light November riding in again and up for several months. some Ibegan theyso went without laid me! Iwas my femur getting bucked a horse, off Friday before our departure, Ibroke mates, touch with our Richmond class who still going is strong. close Iamin mother who turned just 102and ‘adult child at living home’ with my from Staunton, VA, where Iaman troubled world. Hugs to all!” hope and pray this for very healing of youthat of are all well. And Ialso first world problems. I hope and pray planned an African safari…oh well, A milestone quarantine. in We had wedding anniversary June in 2020. Richard and Icelebrated our 40th the tourists of all her small in town. gro. I loved this woman’s for disdain years ago and stopped Montene in from a photo I took a few on a cruise them.one of It’s apetite painting, quarantine, Ipainted. Attached is yetthesalsa again. of beginning The planning on processing our signature quiteis huge this year, again we so are stream to cool off. garden Our veggie farm togetherour mill and sit the in we frequently get together. We enjoy live us,all 20minutes within of so and grandchildren are great, also and Both our daughters and husbands Richard and Iare doing well. very ayearbeen like no other. Gratefully, I did not say would it remiss has be if Coni CrockerConi Betzendahl Louisa DixonLouisa NOTES Terry Starke Tosh Starke Terry , who have both so been : amwriting “I did come did and Sar : “I : “I - - - - Chris HoeferMyers’75inOregon bors, bors, the wonderful!” wedding was to SBC this year, but in being VA for grandchildren. Imay not have gotten noin rush to add to our brood of girl (William &Mary), but they are son Ray’s marriage to aRichmond Richmondin summer for last my andsons two granddaughters. Iwas this writing, we have three grand are now all married. At the time of St. in good is Louis. My three sons to watch my firstgrandchildren now far away Japan. as It’s pretty amazing Puget with family present Sound as wonderful affair on the shorethe of the same from family. his It a was impacted her life. Her husband did she wanted to honor family that had and Iwalked the down aisle because fording my granddaughter. Michael school for my grandson and awed union) with graduation from high daughter who attended our 5th re my daughter’s the was family (this for them. eventful 2019was for and no sports. It not fun has been school year caused by COVID-19 are trying to with the deal virtual grandchildren here Southern in CA my family. son and his The three Palmin Springs, CA, close by to chael and I are enjoying retirement see mysee freshman Glass dorm neigh passed throughpassed town.” Evans Brewer Carol Linda Frazier-Snelling Mary Dubuque Desloge Dubuque Mary Kathy Spirtes Osborne , when they’ve , they’ve when : “Mi : “Life “Life : and - - - - - Harrison Saunders Harrison Jones and healthy.” members and their are families safe a bigger one at 50!Ihope our class 45th reunion we means just can have to the lab biology at 8a.m.! terday across walking Iwas campus mates: withmy fivecalls closest of class edented Zoom regular been time has highlight for me during this unprec FL, and Wrightsville Beach, NC. A we have enjoyed trips to Vero Beach, cess to two differentbeach houses,so ing. lucky family Our is to have ac place and practicing distanc social one else, we have sheltering been in well. We are grateful for our pres vation Lab. household Our remains the Conser of practices/functions SOPs/guidelines for the various writing been Conservation has Lab chives put been to has telework. The eral government, the National Ar isolation.in Like the the rest Fed of March, my husband and Ihave been good healthgood to my all classmates.” (six) and Nathaniel (four). Iwish with my two grandchildren, Melody spring and amenjoying more time teaching Kindergarten this past Brunger O’Malley really that old?! It like yes just seems adults with their lives. own Are we Cathie Grier KellyCathie Having not able been to have our Lisa HallLisa Isbell , PamMyers Turner Carol Brewer Evans Brewer Carol . I retired from from . retired I , : “Since mid- Betsy Brooks : “Like every : “Like and , Patty Ellen Ellen ------mostly clearing out and cleaning.” 90thhis birthday. My time spent is retired. I went to my see dad for Evans Cathie Grier KellyCathie PamMeyer Turner union next year!” get tocrossed celebrate we’ll our re safe and healthy year ahead. Fingers to wishes best our classmates all for a other. each with distancing Sending Rawls lot of fun with fun lot of happyZoom have hour a visits been thankfully are their in bubble now! children four the under and age of Philadelphia.in We have four grand NC, and Harrison family and are his VA. Grace moved just to Durham, son and her family are Norfolk, in few difficult very months. Car Mary CEO. COVID-19 made this has a ness where our son, Harrison, the is ar and my family’s busi senior living our free health care clinic, Bri Sweet ing law. Icontinue to active be with VA, practic where still Whitney is and Iare Suffolk, still in “Whitney now spend most of the winter there, thewinter of most spend now to Vero Beach, FL, this past year. We and Fells, Imoved Essex out of NJ, Barron’s Word On Fire Institute.” and coursestar from Bishop Robert and delight me, along with my gui SC, my garden continues to occupy and New Year’s. Here Columbia, in forOR, along over visit Christmas prevent it). Then, Iam back Bend,to don’t travel restrictions international scuba (if over diving Thanksgiving turn to South Andros, Bahamas for The wholevisit! family plans to re Wilmington, DL, joined for us a MN, and her handsome beau from who anurse is at Mayo Rochester, in (five)(two). andLiam Christian, room and ayard for precious August home. have Now plenty of they’ll Mike move into their beautiful new few weeks in Aug. to help Aidan and com)! Itravelled to Bend, for OR, a (gyrotonic. apprentice tified trainer rotonic training, and I am now a cer mer Icompleted gy several weeks of remain well!” the hazards. Hoping are all safe and othersof the in with dealing thick of thewe many are of perils mindful times, through these while ervation Chris Hoefer MyersChris Helen Hodges Richards Carol Leslie St. John Leslie Carol Ellen Harrison Saunders Harrison Ellen , and Ihave enjoyed social Patti O’Malley Brunger Patti O’Malley Betsy Brooks Jones , . Carol Brewer Brewer Carol Kathy Rose : “This sum : “This : “ Tommy Tommy “ : : “I have : “I and ------: , homeless programs consultant grad housing/ a as home from working Pawleys Island, SC. We decided it enjoyed our annual time together at may have other plans! Jody and Ialso there,Thanksgiving but COVID-19 torn down. Iamhoping to celebrate on the our old site house that of was family beachbuilding anew house Spring/summer busy with Iwas and relaxinggaritas on the beach. had agreat mar in time indulging the travel ban for COVID-19. We ton and safe be everyone.” months) on Wednesdays. Take care babysitting grandson Hampton (15 and have my medicinal own side gig from a2019bone marrow transplant forer who Roger continues recovery American. Iamthe primary caregiv broad what it to means of be vision ment to inclusivity that a depicts Wiley’s Rumors War, of amonu found deep inspiration in Kehinde Hopper and the American Hotel. I Montgomery Fine ia Museum of Arts with and asumptuous to visit the Virgin with expert the past year include: Tulip tutorials tice and violence. highlights The of from 2020’s quarantine, death, injus family have provided joy and respite ing conversations with friends and my children.of My thought-provok years marriage, of and the life choices medicine, 43 modern of wonders the good health!”good there! get us will Wishing everyone beyond grateful for the science that world looks brighter. I, for one, am there have a vaccine been will and the By the time we read this, hopefully we canwithout fly as soon as worry. fordown Boxwood Reunion in Vero touch more. Hoping to have them all more even us incentive to keep in often, and the given pandemic has to a stop. to I talk my SBC friends earlyin March the as just world came and two little ones. We left London an, still lives London wife in with his eight grandchildren. oldest, Our Bry withbeach filled our with time six of area, the summertime happily is Shore. With the in two sons NYC and summers are still at the Jersey Mexico with healthy. Ispent along weekend in fully, my members family all are of ually cutting back my hours. Thank Margaret McFaddinMargaret Linda Lucas Steele and Kathleen RyanKathleen Jody Anderson Whar Ashley Randle AverellRandle Ashley to appreciate Edward : “I celebrate : “I just prior to prior just : amstill “I Beth Beth ------
to see.” to what wesaw were 90%of expecting COVID-19,because of we basically we were called home three days early on thewith acruise Nile. Although went on trip a fascinating to Egypt perfect! Inago was early March I My timing for two years leaving LA the Hollywood) rest of for right now. career—which non-existent is is (as research thein name of for my acting watching movies and lots of TV—all swimming. Ihave spent many hours ten out to go for long and walks go playing bridge online. got also I’ve ing puzzles, crosswords, reading and my treehouse watching the birds, do my timemost on my of sun porch in COVID-19,“During Ihave spent birthday. had to I’ve cancel several twojust months her short 100th of sisterand his February died in 2020 95th birthday December in 2019, ther died amonth just his short of SBC.” look forward to gathering at again ones.new everyone Iwish and well reconnect with old friends and meet Charleston, SC. It great to fun was and Iattended Briar Sweet Day in COVID-19, Sister Jane (SBC ’73) (Buting ocean no air! hugging!) Pre on the beach, the in sun and breath saferwas to spend our time outside Gail Ann Zarwell Winkler ’75andhusbandJohninMontana Winkler Gail AnnZarwell Denise MontgomeryDenise Elizabeth Montgomery Elizabeth : “My fa : “My - - - - : Sweet Chix: Chix: Sweet Betsy Brooks Jones Kelly At this the writing, time of we have shutdown we so are about just done. working after the first COVID-19 we had contractor agood who kept Octobervandalism in 2019. Luckily, ther’s home after NC in abreak-in/ and Ihave renovated our grandfa outside Warrenton, VA.Mysisters va my while in living family home restore family farm Casano his in Davidsonville, MD, and working to and Iare renovating our home in zy times! Hubby (Tom Stephens) not to get COVID-19.” hunkered isolation in down order in movie near Lexington, since I’m now now to is make atrip to the drive-in Philadelphia; the most exciting thing trip for who knows how long to on Decemberservice 7, and my last to Indiana for my father’s memorial 2019 where Isaw Hamilton, atrip trip to San Francisco September in trip to Portugal March in 2019, a the only trips on been were I’ve a reunion, and our from aside trips PamelaMyre Turner sharing time virtually!” wine can’t travel together now it’s fun been mini reunions Zoom. via Since we Brunger O’Malley Patty O’Malley Brunger Patty O’Malley Johna Pierce Stephens , Ellen Harrison Saunders Harrison Ellen Carol Brewer Evans Brewer Carol have enjoyed , Cathie Grier Cathie and : “Cra : : “The : Patty - - - , , for our next reunion!” Hoping for better times for and all may have my memory crossed! wires someone that, our class in does but me the contact info! Iwant to think dows old with very glass, please send restoring in specializes old very win in VA someone anyone knows who policies. If education and velopment state leadersvises on workforce de Center for Best Practices. She ad sociation’s Opportunity/ Economic the Nationalwith Governors’ As for workforcedirector programs plenty busy. program is Rachael investment firm and advisory stays Consultants, LHT in aregistered that we soon can. as Tom apartner is horse or dog, but we plan to remedy joy it. We are temporarily without a Nicky!” forour granddog 14-½years….RIP rier, Nicky, in April 2020. He was our beloveddown Jack Russell Ter the lovely wedding! We had to put 2019. Everyone had agreat time at randa, were married October in son,Our David, wife, and his Mi stayingfamily is safe and healthy! trepidation the return of the first of the return trepidation sorry. Charlottesville awaits with our 45reunion but better safe than appointed we were unable to have not able been to travel there to en Janet Richards Oikawa Anne Ross Shipe Anne Ross : dis amso “I : “Our “Our : ------73 fall 2020 74 sbc.edu CLASS planned six months prior, and the lookingone was out for me. It was I finally retired on March 29—some sense.good Big my in news life that is years at UVA but hope they have in Nevis son Garrett’s Jan.2020wedding Rocket anddaughterAldenat Ann Wesley Ramsey ’75,husband Grandchildren Burris’75,takenonMother’s ofAnneCogswell Day2020 Janet Richards Oikawa’75andfamilyatsonDavid’s Oct.2019 wedding NOTES - in closein touch with and quiet atalbeit home. Ihave kept Jim and Icelebrated 37years in April, puttsand his he sinking is at age 3-½. on the coursehim golf at age three, stand the name). middle Ross had since 1967. When Rich started at gether we so have known each other and IwentBetsey to St. Anne’s to aUVA and us was most of alum. shutdown. He ayear was older than time KY in prior to the COVID-19 related) butable was to one visit last Richie, earlier this year (not COVID Sadly,Madrid. brother, her lost she Welford (those that know me under He older his brother, joins Levon James Shipe, born January, in 2020. and Ross had asecond son, Carter And, that bigger news is even Rachel Somehow not does it. virtual do coordinator). education their not to mom whom known and as Iwas 23 ‘children’ (akacardiology fellows able to say goodbye person in to my only disappointment not was being Betsey Clay in in - - er again.”er our location for the summer from from for the location summer our Day!hog We were able to change year morphed has into Ground started apromising out as exciting getting crispy!” much rain, please send it to VA! It’s many were. anyone If getting is too notbusiness was shut so as down side, to easy it is remain distant. Our alandscape designer.as out Being have able been to continue my work the shutdown,distance. I During through ascreen door—safe social and sit guests on the patio and chat COVID-19, she remains indoors with Mrs. Dixon and Louisa. Since from Richmond to Staunton to visit Dowdeyah in touchin with note: Woo-hoo to Ginny!) Istill stay no cancer.great news of (Secretary’s at Johns Hopkins and received the hadI just my two-year check-up DC. I am happy toof report that the heat and political atmosphere which agreat been respite has from spend most weekends at the beach workfun trips. Ihave managed to I’m still working but my missing all but cases. mild all virus Obviously, ing, we have had five sickwith the writ precautions. this and ules of As sched new with but pandemic the ablebeen to stay open throughout our lives and businesses. We have “COVID-19 certainly has altered Saman keep touchalso in with summer. Ritchie this brother her I son Wittyson keeping her healthy and happy. lady. awonderful does job Louisa of on July 23, 2020. What anamazing Dixon our next reunion. Stay safe!” one and can’t wait to share stories at driver. a drunk result of every I miss tribute to her daughter who a died as MADD,of which anawesome is they are doing all well. Helen head is Anne Ross Shipe Anne Ross Saman kept touch in with lawyer, him. miss and we will Ihave He agreat father, was husband and and well, enough said at that party. UVA we were school high seniors safe and 2021 will bringsafe togeth all us and 2021will ago.a wink Ihope stay everyone will and Ifeel like our SBC days were just Ginny Shipe CameronGinny Shipe Gray Thomas Payne Terry Starke Tosh Starke Terry ’s mom, Doris, turned 102 , and Heather Gale MacLeod . Iamhappy to report that and Imake trips regular Ginny Shipe CameronGinny Shipe Betsey ClayBetsey and Elaine Altice Altice Elaine Helen Harri Elaine Altice Altice Elaine : “ who lost lost who : “What : “What Louisa Louisa Sar ------: , , bone! Rocket and Iare enjoying the can over fall backwards and break a side. It can quite be startling, and you door with abuzzard on the other anythingdo risky like abarn opening careful fellow classmates, and don’t healed at this the writing. time of Be my shoulder in April. It almost is our isolation for COVID-19, Ibroke for family asmall wedding. During Nevis, abeautiful and it setting was destination wedding took place in Caroline January, in Estill 2020. The youngest, Garrett, married the lovely feel blessed!” very world today, life and still good we is full. In thespite our craziness of of (three). lives Our and hearts are so (nine) from the Congo and Raelynn (10)fromni the Congo, Chadrack Thaxton (13), Ashlynn (12), Plati children: (24) from Larissa Brazil, in-law, Judson, have six adopted daughter,Our Megan, and our son- greatest our joy grandchildren. is retiredbeen for five years now. Our 14 years and have loved it. Jerry has have retired been from teaching for reunion next year!” McQueen Robertson roomy, sophomore with touch a blast. enjoyed also I’ve in being weso held our reunion there. What Many friends from Boxwood came, the forests Flagstaff, of AZ, fall. last Daughter married was Maggie in babysit. I’m not shape in for this! and bring two back kids for me to they return here to await avaccine second child to arrive Oct. in Then, are now elsewhere, waiting for their awhile to escape COVID-19. They family left Brooklyn and lived here finished! be never Middle andchild writing a comedicof novel that will piano,in and my Iamin third year painting, intermediate approaching continue to dabble the in arts. Iam safe!” we are trying toOtherwise all stay pond and when go sailing we can. watching eagles and loons out on the Nashville. Tom and me are enjoying live of Tom amile within and me in her first cousins, James and Helen, all arrivedery Sept. 21, 2019. She and anything! Granddaughter Nell Av left. able be Ihope we will to find house we purchased right before we return towill Nashville Sept. in to a Nashville, TN, to Camden, ME. We Ann WesleyRamsey Bonnie WaltonBonnie Mayberry Dorsey TillettNorthrup . you See at all : “Our “Our : Celia : “I : “I : “I : “I - - 50 states the and the see Id start of time therehis he managed to all visit Grow with Google in April. During with position John his lost Carlos hunkered in down Water Mill, NY. be Sweet Briar Sweet be strong!” person, but then…stay safe till and I look forward to everyone seeing in We up aroom set from which they they finallydecided to return to NY. fromwith us March until July when girlfriend came from NY to stay family affairs. My nephew andhis berland business along with other theI amstill running family tim not them seen since Thanksgiving). theweek with us first of July (we had wife drove from Denver to spend a unscathed. other Our son and his birthday with her and came back celebrate our granddaughter’s (two) to sneak off Houstonin June to allowed! is eling Although we did year aquiet been has since no trav gomery went to swell Burris with with al. Ihad awonderful birthday Zoom CO, let me know.” me let CO, June. anyone If near is Snowmass, sincebiking and playing golf lots of tiful spring, and we have hiking, been anypecting sympathy. It abeau was since.lage ever Iamcertainly not ex self-quarantined Snowmass in Vil the world stopped and have been were here skiing on March 14when a trip to the CaribbeanFeb., in we more time at our home CO. in After and John and Ihave spending been from 43years year, banking last in avoidingbeen it since Dec. Iretired COVID-19 hot spot we so have areall safe and well. Houston a is forever.” cherish will memories, I these But God gave children to the young! grandchildren. Now Iknow why our childrenall our and five all of Manchester-by-the-Sea along with COVID-19 summer at our home in Chris Hoefer MyersChris tention. see did I the labs are loving the undivided at I’m together! all loving us having All clean, is Ido all laundry and cook! property. Carlos working is hard, and working remotely the in barn on our at The BroadwayLeague, but sheis itarod in AK. still working Lexie is Suzanne WrightSuzanne Godfrey Wendy WiseRouth Kathy WilsonOrton Cogs and Jane Perry , ) in Charleston) in when I Betsy Burdge Murphy Ann WesleyRamsey Cogs ’s mother’s funer , ( Beth Mont Beth Anne Cog Anne : “We are : “We : “I hope hope : “I : “It “It : ------, . catching up with Briar Day Charleston. in Iloved entered our lives, Iattended Sweet Kiawah Island. Before COVID-19 2019 during aniece’s wedding at Chris Hoefer MyersChris enjoyed fellow seeing classmates and Spell Rossie Ray ’74. Ialso ’73, Tricia Barnett Greenberg ’74 Faddin work part-time but learned during thethe year. end of Icontinue to completed be by should procedures reconstruction breast surgeries, her year! Due to the cutback elective in Dec. cancer-free been and has for a Katie completed treatments all in liveall locally! Daughter-in-law and Charlie(two) (one)—and they en), Birdie (four), (three), Ben Billy boys and (sev one girl)—Thomas now have fivegrandchildren (four for outdoor get-togethers. We tance with our grandchildren visit which allowed to us socially-dis a beautiful spring Charleston in in April. We were fortunate to have celebration for Murphy Montgomery with with was.never Ihad time agood being to someone select at the reunion that minute) since scribe we were unable remain your faithful (and last very and are healthy and safe.” doing during well this surreal time thisthe writing. time of Ihope are all our blessings we are as healthy all at to keep me sane. We are counting all gardening whiching alot of helps still playingam also bridge and do outside on some beautiful courses. I frustrating game! At it least gets me I can no longer play tennis. What a to learn since that golf crazy game of and we closed mid-July. Iamtrying less in thanhouse did sell two weeks, Jan.-July that in respect, but the difficult avery been year has from she the is best at procrastination. It we couldas not agree on much, and most each killed other several times out for more than 50years! We al the house haveof not cleaned been the as undertaking barn and much home on the market. What ahuge Nov. working to put our childhood sister and Ihave busy been since last us,for of we all made it through. My Although achallenge been this has their way—seemed toof work well. could work, and we would out be And I, Ann WesleyRamsey , her sister, Jane McFaddin at a virtual Zoom birthday at Zoom avirtual Anne Cogswell Burris Anne Cogswell and Wendy WiseRouth Betsy Burdge Margaret McMargaret , Wesley in Sept. in , Beth Beth - - - - - ,
She now is trying to col down nail helped with the quarantine blues. week at the beach and that really family were able to get away for a Stay safe and healthy! encouragement. of words thoughtful quick responses and your kind and year. Many thanks to for all your a much better place this time next year.past May we find ourselvesin lives have greatly been affectedin the obvious from the all notes that our breakmaybe even ground! It most is get back to completing our plans and able be we down dies will to virus are on hold, we hope that once this plans and work on house our new care since mid-March. Although our schoolhave out been and/or of day helping with the grandchildren who proved), playing bridge online and (and,golf no, my not game im has the year! So, Iamplaying lots of back into office his of until the end while, doesn’t Lon get think he will than once or twice aweek! Mean really need to go into the office more COVID-19 lockdown that Idon’t [email protected] VAMidlothian, 23113 1301 Sycamore Square Dr. Peggy Weimer Parrish 1976 increases, which exciting. very is at Johns Hopkins. Thefamily thus Margaret Fox Reck, born week last the second time with another Vixen, ysis. She became just a great aunt for hand accounts from him. They then since she able never was to hear first- help her understand experience his informationshe search in was of to Meuse-Argonne offensives, and the in chine gunner St. Mihiel and ternal grandfather ama as served World War Imuseum. Kay’s pa traveled City to the to visit Kansas retirement. In early March, they husband Joe have enjoying been older daughter back is NY. in rence for her twins, NY) in and her sity of Texas-Austin and St. Law legecampus plans on (Univer or off She waiting is for the verdict on dial busy and reasonablyherself happy. she plentywith her as has to keep that quarantine fine just been has Margot Mahoney Budin Mahoney Margot Kay Ellisor Hopkins Debbie Mutch Olander and her writes writes and ------to this pandemic. forward to the vaccine to put anend fall. looking is us) She most (like of this summer or UVA football the in friends seeing es and family! No trips girl and aboy on the way. Ann miss wife live Richmond in with one baby COVID. Her son, Gordon, and his unable to her person see in due to the proud grandparents have been The babyborn in late was Jan. and wife Dallas now in have three girls. tivities. Her son, Clarke Jr., and his probably too many community ac practicing law and involved in country opens up. opens country how the on depending possibilities, or a bourbon/horse country tour are tovisit the painted churches of TX roadfall trip. The hill TX country, a this time, they are hoping to plan a tubing at amountain-top facility. At and sledding, and everyone enjoyed ters for aweek.enjoyed They skiing wait another year. strictions, etc., but they don’t want to at the ceremony/reception, re social services, number people of permitted tainties to items, as availability of getting married wartime—uncer in Sept.in likesounds Their planning ua ThompsonCity,Kansas in MO, Cobb marry her fiancé’15 will Josh hay.lots of Daughter Elizabeth with a nearly perfect summer with fire smoke, and cleanenvironment ful, free farfrom so flooding or forest from urban riots, agreen, in beauti effect. On the plus, arethey isolated plant processing; it’s awhole domino cattle of logs with reduced packing regarding cattle market prices, back income—extremein uncertainty cept with aone-third dealing drop isolated and work from home, ex really changed, they are as naturally their lives here at the ranch haven’t home and can finally relax outside finished decoratingThey new their daughter-in-law 2021 (or in before). grandchild from their oldest son and in-law, and are expecting their first their youngest son and daughter- a five-year-oldgranddaughter with antine with each other. have They happy to share this crazy 2020quar anniversary, and are delighted so and band, Richard, celebrated their third six and four-year-old granddaugh daughter,middle her husband and traveled to Keystone, CO, to meet Carol Clement Knapp Carol Clement Cheryl Lux Cobb Lux Cheryl Ann Kiley Crenshaw CLASS wrote that and hus is still is NOTES ------75 fall 2020 76 sbc.edu CLASS Sunday to people whose circum continuedhas providing each meals hundred years ago.soup The kitchen period since it first opened over a closed been it has for anextended doors mid-March, in the first time NYC, where she works, closed its Cathedral St. of John the Divine in Howell the world. haunting still teacher’s mat for with the good virus feels that it’s now time to roll up her teachingbeen yoga for years and landscaping and projects. She has contemplatingwithout additions, and remain busier than ever. home,at working, is she where from haveband quarantining been Chris Greenville,in SC. Teesie and hus ter Suzannah and her husband live Dec.,in praying Daugh well! goes all ing she going is to agrandmother be rish Kenreich weekly check-in with A these highpoint gatherings of a is gatherings,Zoom work and social. for many, so withscheduled filled is times.the of best Life for it is Lisa, as stances are during challenging even they can take their dog! mainly short trips to resorts where She and her husband still travel, but but many shows have cancelled. been for the bar in TN. still riding Gina is a legal education but her not qualify (MSL) program, give which her will Law Studiesonline Master of of their in this fall Law Gould School of cation; attending be she will USC the quarantine to further her edu friendship—she really needs! shownhas her how little—beyond what ahead, is imagine COVID cus. Whiledifficult it finds to Lisa puppeteers, and the magicians cir throughages her work with clowns, broughthas to all magic people of the cathedral,of and who for years Brock ’70, on who the serves board keeps touch in with Mary Jane Hipp ering plants are aninspiration. Lisa color flow and of knowledge deep a master landscape artist, and her created by Jill, and Liz Holly. Jill is to the see gardens that have been houseplants,of her joy been it has apartment with awindowsill full mostlyhas stayed confinedin her Jill Wentworth Wright The news fromThe news Lisa Schubert Lisa As forAs me, Gina Spangler Polley , the be class notes last this will NOTES is her great is joy at announc , Liz FarmerLiz Jarvis Peggy WeimerPar reported that the Teesie Costello Holly Weaver . Since Lisa has used used has and ------only that she news is has fami adear She made homemade agood has yo sharedwith her herd customers. of 5. She competes for Dolly’s milk to Little Natural Owl Farm on July first heritage Dutch Belted calf bull ham Schoenig ham the antidote to COVID-19! mond Animal kittens League; are for Rich kittens fostering time spare Orleans and Seattle, I have filled my Samp ’77. Since my are sons New in lottesville with JoElla Schneider a lovely weekend with phone and calls texts. Irecently spent MaryBeth Hamlin Finke ell touch with turned from spring break. Istay in went March online in when Ire ty College (where Iteach) abruptly my at classes John Tyler Communi you, Ihave learned to when Zoom ciate the opportunity! Like many of ting your to learn and news of appre 2021.in Ihave much so enjoyed get due to our upcoming reunion (45!) have the writing I will privilege of [email protected] VAMidlothian, 23114 Ct. 451 Dunlin Dee HubbleDolan 1977 ginia Beach.ginia advisor with UBS and lives in Vir while working. She still afinancial is William &Mary after five long years them. Molly finished MBAher from and grandchildren nine between courtship.of have They six children November 2019after 10years of president, married Harry Lehman changes for the the later year. part of able to far. 2020so in Let’s hope this who regularly get together were un fortunately, our classmates many of gotainly the in history books. Un 14, 20! ly friend turned 100years old on July that her COVID most of time has farm. areAll welcome to visit! guineas, polo and acat around the Hog Island lambs, ewe laying hens, ed making cheese. Heritage She has Briar’s she admits, start also and has starter,gurt Sweet but as not good as , Sally Bonham Mohle Bonham Sally Molly Reeb Nissman Linda Uihlein Anne Rubel WaddellRubel Anne The first half ofwillthis cer year firstThe half Margaret Milnor Mallory Teesie How Costello at her farm Char in welcomed her Elliott Gra , our class via email, via said the reports and ------with with Retriever named Brewzer. Libby skis with a3-month-oldagain Golden they is news have become parents ployed in Atlanta, GA. Her biggest (30) and Tyler (28)are happily em sional black bear.boys, Their Drew hawks, owls, mule and deer anocca are bobcats, coyotes, turkeys, wild ago. Frequent visitors to their yard Jacksonin Hole acouple years of ing, went and even to adude ranch advantage flytaking fishing, of ski are loving their lives CO in and per’s, wedding acouple years of ago. andper dressed for her son, Coo with winterery and always stays touch in of age. age. of Rejji, CTat in still living 90years is reports that and Keedie Grones Leonard ’76. She Calhoun GordonMilner Center.ry She recently saw they now meet at the Atlanta Histo becomeThe program has popularso together Jan. every (pre-COVID). a has ta room learning’‘living get wanted to us aware be that Atlan part-time at the cooking school. semi-retired, working is and Ellen profit A FarmLess Ordinary. is Rex two for farms managing is the non moved to Leesburg, VA, where she youngest daughter, Kate (28), have Sam, who 18months is old. Their Midland,in TX, with their son, and her husband, Sam Hunter, live Henry (six months). Mary Susan 2-½ years old and brother, her new haveThey two children, Alice whois with her husband, Alex Cameron. Dallas. Emily Portland, still in is OR, ’40, are wentin They living to SBC! grandmother, Helen Ann Littleton Mark Martinson (UVA ’01) whose ter, Ginny, got married Oct. last to nie, married Hunter Nov. last She Doug’sand daughter, youngest An many years. Debi apersonal is shop in Atlanta, GA, with her husband of doingis well. touch with a beautiful baby boy. Anne stays in years. She now is agrandmother of to her loving husband, Jim, for 34 She proud is to have married been horses. mostly painting spent been Libby WhiteDrbal Catherine Goodhart Henson Goodhart Catherine Barbara Bernick Peyronnet Bernick Barbara Debi Butteri AkersDebi Ellen Sellers McDowell Jo Jo Scott Jo Jo Vivian YamaguchiCohn who are doing well. Toni Bredin Massie Robin Cramer Robin and , Maggie ShriverMaggie Louise AikenLouise is now is living and Doug ’s mother, ’s daugh Helen Helen who who ev ------,
to all, additional the in news spring! Love we remain healthy and safe to report several times amonth. Let’ pray all MD, where Isee haveI do acottage St. in Michael’s, Brandermill Woods one in week! myplify life, Iamretiring so from Midlothian, VA. decided to I’ve sim sold the farm, and live acondo in in herd animal cue from 22to three, years,of Ihave my downsized res Folk.Common couple In the past still activeis band, with his The at church and play golf, while Doug Dec.in Barb continues to volunteer SC, and are expecting their first child and her husband live Charleston, in he makes beautiful furniture. Maggie 13Oaksand owns Woodshop where an assistant for manager Woodcraft teaches fifthgrade while Hunteris [email protected] Square,Kennett PA 19348 820 Waverly Road Suzanne StrykerUllrich 1978 in life. things the important remembering navigated we all sharper as through, Perhaps our focus became alittle maintain are what really mattered. but the connections we were able to Yes, the world changed, dramatically, close technology? form with anew of or craft? Did you learn how to stay How many have learned skill anew a more house ororganized closets? thedo same. How have us many of reflectwe all back,be ablewill we to this.” all in True, that and Ibet as challenge to is find the silver lining dark clouds with COVID, but my Stewart who’d a thunk it? But as general. Life COVID, the in time of that had to take aback seat to life in ations and birthdays and vacations pone?” There were weddings,gradu ing it, clay, making food out of and and had aball building it, furnish adoll house fromshell acloset of through my book pile, took out a the back burner for months, read commissions that have on been silver linings, she has “painted two
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decided she would continue nanny they were going to reopen, she so Cathy’s school still not was sure if and going to therapy!” At the time, toe, atear having her rotator in cuff stairs when decluttering, breaking a and downsizing, the down falling “putting our home on the market remembered be her time will as their masks, gave pause for reflection. all! A trip to the zoo, wearing with all ton. best That her silver was lining of three weeks to get away from Hous and family come to Baltimore for before!”)ever and had her daughter (“more calls Zoom connection than undertaken, MP stayed touch in via Way!” the Besides all crafty things house’s address 202Silver is Linings old monogrammed tea towels. The from linens making bed my mother’s ing a38th wedding anniversary! the summer,during anticipat while found time to get out on the boat they but Bank, Commerce at busy part time. Husband remains Chris Peter at Insurance Co.American Christen works with her husband with special needs children, while that. Daughter Catherine working is where practicing” be he will after the and fall “the still out is on jury to take the bar exam sometime in School,Law son Woody going was graduating laude from cum WMU sittinging and dog time. full After poem, Living Without Fear the of an online journal, issue 18. Another Time appearing in TRANSverse, Nostalgia, Spasm, and The Cross of and Directions (Demeter Press), To thering Feminists: New Definitions Father Fathering/Fa Feminist in Typewriter in Aji magazine, Your journals and online. Look for her she written has appear numerous in many other and collections poems ed that she happy is to report that the university Donna level! report acreative in used writing course at newsletter.being book is also This Poetry and Sticks in and Stones, a Catholic Presence: in Journey of A the Prize Americana, reviewed was Press Americana, 2019)which won on Neptune (The Poetry Press of Donna’swhile Intersection book, III Poetry Prize (Passager Books) Wave! won the 2020Morgenthau riety! Dennis’s manuscript Tidal noto some ers, experiencing both and husband are Dennis both writ Cathy Mellow Golterman Donna Mihalik Gelogotis Lee said ------
ton Foose ton and are it! minute loving every of have already had babysitting stents act with their granddaughter. They rules and were able to and see inter tocols and general distancing social followingbeen the all Emory pro Fortunately, Katherine and John had May might have another been story! COVID were needed Georgia.” in beforewas many hospitalizations for stopped elective all surgeries and it the Emorypoint epidemic had as of the hospital aghost was town at that concerned. were we rally Turned out pital for the Emory system, natu so the designated COVID intake hos Emory’s midtown hospital which is month early delivered and was in George, on April 24. “She came a firstgrandchild, Carrington Virginia thetimes her and was John’s birth of most the fantastic COVID event of worthy moments! However, the the year, usually news asource of her most purchase underutilized of ted that her 2020day planner was “ain’t we still great!” for health good and safety for all, and kids!” Melanie closed with prayers World for Records the grand most going the to win Book Guinness of grandchildren. still think we are “I the of all pictures and of videos of LINE, sharing a continuous stream their of Taiwanese through kids continues to communicate with all through this experience. Melanie patients, the been has one blessed admittingand also that she, not the nowis scrubs, gloves and masks!” changed has try abit! attire new “My after 20years the in apparel indus As for working adental in office, life Benton Major ’79 surely remember!” Frances Biggers Flock ’79, and Alice Drusie Hall Bishop Hall Drusie Macon,in GA, that day 1980as in Melanie it being of “extremely hot Their Aug. 2anniversary reminded dental practice.side his in with Lee marriage,of working time, full side by plenty time to reflect of on 40 years would rather have less business and for good is business! But Ithink I stated “it turns out that apandemic ness ME, in Fiddlehead Quilts, and busi quilting her with busy very Kudos to Donna and Dennis! Oxford—The Pandemic,issue #4. Air appeared North in online of Melanie Bowen Steglich Cassandra Smith Babbitt Katherine PowellKatherine Heller , Mary MooreMary Garrison , Cathy PatCathy admit had is is ------, help when needed. when help house, Paula could there still be to own to her returned mother her each other, across a pond, when so ily, they live eye-shot within from spoke to having convert of her pri road-trip to Minneapolis! Becky alreadywas anticipating another a second child Sept. in Becky so daughter,dle Maggie, expecting was June!” in like Christmas having Mid we loved it! It minute every of was an was roundtrip “epic journey, but ative before arriving! The4000-mile Everyone made sure they tested neg Memphis,”visit their grandson. new to drive across the country to get to birth, but our whole family decided wasn’t“I able to with her be for the Erin, had their first Seattle.babyin daughter, youngest May when of whirlwind continued at the end great memories!post-COVID The destination wedding provided many chose the site for their wedding! A area much so that she and her fiancé thein Peace Corps. Katie loved the her daughter, Katie, had spent time to spend aweek Guatemala in where Becky and extended family were able had abusy year, despite COVID. for afew weeks after asurgery. Luck had her mother staying with them live the in U.S. granddaughters or son, they don’t as for awhile, but she still can’t her see husband home is from Saudi Arabia pandemic.”no side, the bright On her Mary Page Stewart ’78 and grandkids at the zoo atthe Mary PageStewart’78andgrandkids Becky Mulvihill McKenna Paula Brown Kelley and Jack has has - - - - Mimi Borst Quillman up to well. hike as tired so of “I’m and Mary’s brother-in-law) came (Maria Rixey Gamper’s husband lake, while isolating! Dick Gamper fun, the in and swimming hiking Sandwich, NH, for some outdoor werees) able to escape to Center everyone!” the gamename these of days! safe Be flexible and creative“Being is the bothhealth staff, of faculty andkids. challenges to maintain the safety and were going to accomplish the many waitingwas to find out how they school, but like many so educators, gearingselor) was up to go back to Husband, Ken, (a high school coun I have crossed over and survived!” Idid nottask take to well, very but workshops to all online format, “a vate practice, graduate teaching and in NH ’78hiking Mimi BorstQuillman Mary GoodwinGamper’78and Mary Goodwin Gamper CLASS (and spous (and and NOTES - - 77 fall 2020 78 sbc.edu CLASS to get together with the Philadelphia church. When possible, loves Mimi at on her guild altar serving as well president her P.E.O. of Chapter, as a 108-year-old planing wood mill, is home. Mimi still works part-time for manyso others, working was from Trade but, Commission DC in like Ian working is for the International thein ophthalmology department. at nowwas on staff Johns Hopkins glaucoma during the summer and had finished up her fellowshipin law (married Ian Jan. 2020), Elyse, cellation!) Mimi’s daughter-in- new excursion! (Another COVID can with them for their annual hiking they all missed having having they missed all Mimi addedexpected Sept.! that in thatwas her third grandchild was friends!”good Mary’s exciting news quarantine, but glad to here be with inJan.2020 wedding Mimi’s Keogh’88andMaryGoodwinGamperattending Katie son’s ’78, ’78,GinnyCraigMimiBorstQuillman Meg Richards Wiederseim firstmealout,alfresco havingthat Ullrich Inn,Lexington the Southern at ’78,ToniSuzanne StrykerUllrich Brown Christian ’78,JimBrown andRick NOTES Ginny Craig Ginny -
and COVID free. far,“So good!” so Greens (retirement community) safe tinues to keep her residents at The plans! Muffy already was starting to make parentswith both of present, sets help the engaged couple celebrate Devon. After traveling to Boston to girlfriend, longtime to his proposed ly excited! Younger son, Spencer, year, expected, and as she extreme is ports she next going is to aMOG be NH, early died in July. con Lauren residents at The Greensin Hanover, ’50, her longtime one and loved of to report that Joan “Jo” Gulick Grant again!) participate our area in club events too able long be all until we to will SBC Club. (Hopefully it won’t be Muffy Hamilton Hamilton Muffy Parsons Lauren PlaceLauren Young was very sad very was re - - - be in touch in be with your of Class ’78 world ours.new of And continue to and well be safe you as navigate this years away! Stay tuned! Continue to ing for our 45th, which only is three time the in future, schem while also abouttalking rescheduling for some union but have already started have to cancel our planned mini-re little able to have along chat with but that would have to wait! Iwas ’78 classmates nearby in Nashville, strongwas to meet with fellow SBC ping it for rental! The temptation on their house previous in AL, prep all, worksee afew days as well of as to travel to down Columbia, TN, to first month, we waiteduntil late June not allowed to Benjamin see for his but peacefully, mid-June. As we were As one life arrived, another left, sadly Time moments with Ned’s Mimi! to share that and news many Face mid-May and were happy to able be Mariah, had Benjamin William in youngest,#3! Our Ned, wife, and his arrival, anew also was grandchild and favorite foods. But luckily, there with herbe at the end, sharing stories nearby allowed to us come and go, to ones. her a condoown in Being of were unable to with their be loved grateful Iknow many as so families mother, for which Iamprofoundly spent able being to take my care of theMost the of year was first of half ence life’s both sides of continuum. Muffy, Muffy, when we can’t physically together! be the May evening! they continue all thein morning and happy hours in coffee hours for Zoom opportunities toues separate us, there have been While our COVID world contin whoall continue to stay touch! in ing at the bit, hasn’t gone crazy yet! since early March and while chomp career, his of Rick home been has flowers! After traveling forso much ing tie up tomato plants and sun enjoyable! We earned our keep, help ride and down back much so more SouthernThe fresco al Inn made the on the patio, at a dinner as well as apartment above the shed, and coffee way point! snoozeA good the in How nice that Lexington ahalf is Toni Brown Christian course! And thank goodness for the whole time,north, laughing of Bishop Hall sie So, always, as many thanks to As for me, able Iwas to experi and Iwere disappointed so to Anne Taylor Quarles Doo while driving back driving while and Jim! Dru ------FL which a sane, in opening been has am glad to live the in great state of band while cruising on our boat. I a quarantini (or two!) with my hus rides with my lab, Reagan, or having nice byod taking long paddleboard peri home at the stay during fever large lake, able Iwas to avoid cabin operative learning. Since we live on a havealso some and fun some do co to keep up the academic rigor but While it wasn’t ideal, we found ways figured it out and gotinto a routine. students and their parents but we quite the for learning curve me, my for my 18kindergartners. It was year year last with learning online our academicthe weeks nine of last liveall here Baltimore.” in her husband, Matt, and our son, Ben, adorable! daughter, Our Sarah, and latein March, and needless to say, is Pope Somervell ry born (Hank) was became grandparents this year! Hen my that big is news and I “So Chip [email protected] Great VA Falls 22066 1136 SpringvaleRoad Anne GarritySpees 1979 road and can, call ahead and stop by! campus you this fall, are if so on the ATQ anart having show be will on and other SBC sisters! Hugs. P.S. farm (with no horses though).” anddistancing still live on my horse the Vermont mountains with social my second divorce. Ilead hikes on convertible to carry me through after Iboughtdo! a1947 Willys Jeepster grow and learn like we were able to erous to Briar, Sweet women so can codes during WWII. Please gen be broke who the the women American Code Girls,of the untold story of come monkeys! from skeleton found to prove man did not oldest the Lucy discovering about ard Leakie, ananthropologist, spoke from manbeing apes.of And Rich Jane spoke Goodall about the origin rum. You may remember 1979 in thors to campus for aspeakers fo brings renowned scientists and au Ewald Scholars Program, which of continued’52 has to fund the Piper Allen Severns Piper Allen Hannah Craighill Morehead Craighill Hannah The recent forum thewas author Katie EwaldKatie : mother“My class : “I finished : “I ------: since they were working from home. from working were they since stayed up here for four weeks June in six hour drive away), they so already wife, Kate, live in Toronto (about a parents. oldest Our son, Jim, and his food and with great his lots wine of rate cottage but have enjoying been careful on the trip! We’re asepa in both 90, we wanted so to extra be many food stops. Leigh’s parents are packedwe even lunch to avoid too wereour great dogs travelers and to longerseems year! be But every eastern Ontario. That 34-hourdrive to come to Leigh’s family cottage in ed before we the hit road week last testing available, we so both got test and nowAlberta asymptomatic has al. Luckily were us neither sick of quarantineour two-week on arriv we headed home early and started startedeverything looking bad, so We had Scottsdale in been when to whenever we can travel again. Savannah, we’re so looking forward including my nephew’s wedding in have cancelled been or postponed stuck at home. travel Lots of plans to help our outlook while we were Reservoir the Glenmore of view out and abeautiful garden with a rooma long to time! Lots of spread ourrealized best decision it was in but when shut everything down, we upsizing, about friends from tions ques house. of lots Got newer into a last Aug., four just blocks away but situation.coronavirus We moved are bored but doing finedespite the healthy summer, and fall beyond!” you and your family for asafe and barn during quarantine! Wishes to goodness for texting friends and the with natural horsemanship. Thank agement, Prince and Iare fun having MuellerLouise Cook’s (79)encour the saddle thisof spring, but with the horseserious off fall kept me out ers and have taken up dressage. A gelding.) We’ve retired from jump year (16-year old Crabbet Arabian bought my longtime horse lease last range. It ablast!” is getting better and better at the gun great time learning how to it and use purchased ahandgun. a Iamhaving my Second Amendment rights and meantime, Ihave taken advantage of like theschool be in fall. will In the bated breath, though, to hear what to normal. Everyone waiting is with rational way and now is almost back Susan AndrewsCruess Saralee Cowles Boteler : “Finally : “Finally : “ We We “ : ------good with thegood COVID-19 atten “Our looked never garden has so times.” theseeveryone survived trying has ing sharing quarantine stories. I pray greatbeen them seeing and interest my SBC pals through Zoom. It’s ablebeen to catch up with some of on the market soon. Ihave recently mode andper are putting our house Since then, we have fixer-up in been could. we while system our of out ing games. we got Iguess traveling Major Baseball spring League train Fam Jam and to Florida to some see daughter Claire perform on Disney’s Game, Los Angeles to our see grand to Philadelphia for the Army Navy Denver to son Mark’s visit family, prior to COVID, we traveled to and“Neal Ihave both retired, and healthy!” read some books. good Stay safe and out rooms and closets. Plus, Ihave During the pandemic, Ihave cleaned year cardiology fellowship at Tulane. to New Orleans to three- start his years old Dec. in Paterson relocated birthday June. in three be Henry will andry Peter. Peter celebrated first his ier to with our grandsons, visit Hen- from 10hours. instead us of It eas is gladso that they are two hours away New Orleans from Charleston. Iam Paterson, family and moved his to skiing. trip!A fun In June, my son, theing in snow and cross-country wedding. We horseback rid went Park City, UT, to attend afriend’s January 2020, Duane and Iwent to outdoor cocktails!” tinue to get together with friends for we have awarmer we can so fall con ly, no big plans ahead but Isure hope Canada for the return trip. Obvious border stay still closed, is in we’ll so MI for scenery but achange the of through the of upper peninsula drive home. We usually come back for amonth before starting the long he’s staying Calgary. in We’ll here be exposed andhe got was sick, us so tootwo airports risky was case in cided the flight plus getting through had planning been to come but de at the cottage for a week. Andrew isolate for awhile before us joining gap trials in during Aug. they so can prosecute some cases, but a he has the courts are open and Jim had to areThey backin Torontobecause Jeanette Rowe Cadwallender Susan AnthonyLineberry Tricia Paterson Graham : “In “In : ------: : and Culture.”and the Virginia History Museum of Garden ClubVirginia of at 100at foralog Saved:A Landscape The recently, Iwrote the exhibition cat the Garden ClubVirginia. of Most continued to volunteer do work for helped our spirits. lift has Ihave with our which grandsons few visits tion it received. We’ve managed a Facebook page.” mountain scenes andof lakes on her and she shared has beautiful photos camping, with some glamping, too, Wade and have hiking done alot of she,so riding. too, and She still is two mustangshas that she adores, hubby Wade retired. has also Prue whose Pitcock, Saunders Prudence my friend dear and SBC roomie, youmany on of Facebook, including globe right now, I stay touch in with the of most like homebound are we story fascinating. been has Although ablebe to tell anauthentic hope) (I it. The reading that Ihavedone to know and love, and wanted to revis important to my story, places that I bemarle Barracks, spots all that are the ticello,Al of the location and toa pilgrimage Charlottesville, Mon yearunion last Lawrence and Imade on writing another novel. After re am coming the down homestretch at SBC that stayed has with me. I somethingis gained from my time work over the terrain. uneven That stretch out outside the arena and gallop and it’s healthy for Gia to fitness sets on thehill. I still love a with ahack, and once aweek Ido dayriding Ifinish and every my ride I no longer jump, Istill love my field Paul Cronin often, because although and practice dressage. of Ithink of challenge that comes with the study course for the mental and physical exercise outlet and asocial and of nearby. Irely on my rides for both have my one horse Gia who Iboard We still live horse in country and I farm and moving to asmaller house. life retirement in after the selling rence and Iare still adjusting to our works for CoStar engaged and is Washington, DC. daughter Our May.in two Our children work in and returnedLargo to Pittsburgh weather COVID lockdown Key in low status. We were fortunate to slowly from emerging COVID yel fromings Pittsburgh where we are Karen Jaffa McGoldrick SallyAnn Sells Bensur SallyAnn Sells : “Greet : : “Law ------movement therapy at Auckland Uni four months NZteaching in dance/ too! What ablessing. I Then spent rocket scientist in LA. And reunion, graduation.College Patrick a is Derby and son Teague’s Oberlin Katey, my father’s 75th Kentucky 17 wedding to college his sweetheart, a busy year with son Patrick’s March day.be soon moving will to Or They to able be grow to Sefa day see by time. Terry and Ihave blessed been proudalso grandparents for the first West Palm Beach. it! Loving We are classmates!” would love to catch up with all AIS bringever you through Pittsburgh. I yourPlease drop plans me if aline morebeen relevant for our students. Neighborhood Academy have never the mission and outcomes The of In these divisive days the in US, minority students Pittsburgh. in independent school for underserved borhood Academy, agrade six-12 onto the Theserve board of Neigh and flyfishing.golf also Iam proud our leisure time traveling, playing bachelorhis status! Bill and Ispend congressman from andTN enjoys ily. son Our works on the for hill a reunion!” for our wedding. I’m up for amini in us join Winston-Salem Sept. in Sharpe and Sally Colhoun Engram Ashley Wilson Brook, Mary Cowell man Moore. Iloved Bridget, having Mary South Gaab and Kathy Pitt Barbara Burns, Mary Cowell Sharpe, including Bridget’s sisters and Lisa and many were SBC alums there daughter Bridget of Wray Gardner ner Savannah in May. in She the is attend Grier the Gard wedding of daughter Sally. happy so Iwas to planning awedding for my oldest minute the in but was throes of ed that reunion Imissed at the last NZ.” the next few years return we will to teach dance/movement therapy. In And I still practice, and supervise ippines. We are enjoying the Pacific! places like Palau, Yap and the Phil dive most weekends plus dive trips to versity. Still live Guam and in scuba Hope are all safe!” roomguest now is open for visitors. lando. Very sad for us. But now our thrilled to welcome to Leo our fam to married be next spring; we are Becky TruloveSymons E. Conner KellyE. Conner Mary Gaab Mary : “We are now in CLASS : been “2019 has : “I hat : “I NOTES ------79 fall 2020 80 sbc.edu CLASS outbreak. We now also have asec travel restrictions and the COVID thein next year or so, partly due to arekids now engaged to married be good.way been my Three it has of there! Yes, what astrange time! In a where Iwould see daughters) 2019-2020before March ly (including my two little grand PA, fami and to his son Chris see son-in-law afew times and Yardley, to my daughter visit LA in I was and Beach and saw Bensur. Ihad to aquick visit Palm here SCwith in Jim’s sister. We spent New Year’s Carmel in spent with Christmas traveled to Argentina and Uruguay, silver lining. Prior to COVID, we filled theZooms days.was That the Many meetings, Zoom firstgrade lived from with us mid-March-June. two (six kids and four) fled NYC and tine. My eldest, James, wife and his see. I gained weight during quaran vaccine comes soon.” our classmates are and well that the aboutall the pandemic! Ihope of all tothe farseems be 2020so rest of year. Ihad Covid-19 March, in and texts during the LSU/AL game each for many years! We have aflurry of Williamson, she to been as me has pionship, kind to and Iwas Carol Alabama for the national cham Batonin Rouge. Jan. 2020LSU beat 2020. So, have agrandchild we will 2019, with baby girl expected Oct. 8, and New Orleans, married Nov. in Junein 2018after years Houston in movedElisa, back to Baton Rouge New Orleans; our oldest daughter, Jan. 2019, and he wife and live his in middle child,Our Parker, married in a joy to when us we are able to visit. children, three and one, and they are Richmond,in VA, and have two Martha, and her husband, Dan, live practicing well. law as My daughter, future. My husband, Vance, still is LA, trying to plan my exit the in near Baton in Rouge, law practicing still amazing.” been time has or at our house on the Cape. Family for the past few months, either here our other fourof with living us kids over from Concord. We have had all live inThey Wayland, the next town big sisterjoins Charlotte, 21months. ond granddaughter, Hannah, who Betsy Byrne Utterback Deborah Parker Gibbs Lauren McMannis Huyett NOTES Laura Evans Laura Sally Ann Sally Julie Muchmore and Bill in May. in : “I am : “I : “Let’s “Let’s : : Hi : Hi - - - - - and healthy. this time! Hope everyone stays safe notes. We more lot submissions a got so Thanks much forin sending your ing inordinate numbers books. of by baking (and eating!) and read Spees Hope with you well is all and yours.” my been outsidehas adventure. redo her really great garden, that so around. Have helping been afriend kids, we streaming have every service and me Ithink between and the act 48classes,done lots of reading, when PA closed the schools. Have I have not worked since March 13 to starting and PhD. is his Clemson which really is nice. Samuel got just the in living apartment above me, ham about contracting the virus.” toawful on so guard be and nervous big andin cities it is (NY and LA) oped soon. Two our three live kids of here. Praying that avaccine devel is exercise, play and down tennis golf feel fortunate very that we can still healthy,all happy, bored never and stuck at home! Bottom line, we are busy been nowhas that everyone is Cooney Megan Coffield Lyon Amy CampbellLamphere Phyllis Watt Jordan Florence RoweBarnick 1980 to her.” see I really hugs! miss But great it was for hour, about ahalf six feet apart. we aparking met in lot and talked ago. the in Iwas Richmond area, and Tetrault friend and roommate, lived CO. in able Iwas to my see best a place we liked to when we visit ished apainting. His Mesa is Verde, ed bathroom. My fin dad just also rated our newly renovat the of walls to painting pour do and have deco apuppy.having Itaught how myself We adopted and are adog enjoying He’s health, good in and body mind. esting year far. so My dad turned 95! regular Zoom happy Zoom regular hours, socially the class from getting together on 40th reunion, but that didn’t stop And for as me Amy Smith Mary Mary “Robbie” McBride Bing The pandemic cancelled our : “Not much here. new Will is : Iamweathering quarantine , well. as My business design , for afew minutes amonth : “It’s aninter been Anne Garrity Beth Bogden Bogden Beth ------the ice boy’s and rink his hockey pro who amoving owns company, while Nantucket and working with afriend away from home, William, on living Her two sons, now 27and 29 are atstill running about 20%capacity. our normalall expenses. But they are experience. No students, income, no It asingularly been has challenging for the first in all time those years. shutand was up tight for 12weeks school its 47th in is yeargymnastics and busy NH. very in Her family’s fifty years.of COVID season This longeris thanfor been it has the last tack in the spring. in tack Kathleen Freemon ’82, to aheart at Freemon Meinen Max to COVID-19, and Rappaccioli Padilla stein tious disease fellowship).tious disease ternal medicine residency and Infec at Stanford University hospital (in at University Arizona of and training ground to succeed medical in school BriarSweet gave her astrong back doctor.tious disease She writes that she’s worked since aninfec 1996as Southpital in San Francisco, where the COVID response for her hos ence Rowe Barnick dinary times their in way.dinary own from her daughter’s fiancé! She’s now getting ready for avisit accident remarkable and his recovery. youngest son’s skateboard no-helmet for afew months, interrupted by her perience going factory mask was full 92 years old this year! wedding anniversary, and both mark Devon, PA, celebrating their 68th dad are still in Vero Beach, FL, and parents, Barbara Birt Dow ’51 and can.is Thefamily healthy and happy, yearsafter seven and play when she ployed by the Abenaqui Club Golf coaching night. every She still em is this fall. Lou plays day, every guitar three-day, show, visitor one-million land Airshow, which canceled has its andliving working for the Cleve Cleveland, OH,his sweetheart, still shuttered.gram is Nick engaged is to in our class.in Classmate months brought sad for news some campus next May. These past few We’re hoping all to together be on distanced lunches media. and social Others coped with these extraor True Dow Jamila Champsi Fran Ferguson McClung died of cancer fall. last died of has been staying been well has lost her sister, her lost is coordinating ’s pandemic ex lost husband Felecia Bern Carson Carson Sandra Sandra ’s hair Flor ------Zoom. Hard to complain—every with friends and family attending by got fingers crossed for adateSept.,in abandoned.be Fran and family have but the all her plans rest had to of June. She awonderful still fiancé has ’12, planning to was married be in hold. Her daughter, Carol Ferguson lost been just time.has much So on one still alive. is figuregrad out school options. ment. And she helped her daughter where he’s first his in living apart turn to the University Vermont, of taught her son to cook before re his and ahammock the in backyard. She exchanging books the in front yard done. little a added They library for homea lot improvement of projects at home. And they managed to get maritimehis work, security mostly demic. Brian able was to keep doing sity—kept her busy during the pan health at policy Georgetown Univer kids. Her work—in education and Brian and their two 20-something anddemic enjoyed life with husband pan the during home her officeto Ward Connors ta Fe,ta enjoying the cool mountain air. and Frank are spending time San in VA, this year. Stafford County Chesterfield,for Willett Hauck nearby opportunities; hiking Roanoke, VA, where she enjoying is Garrett Jamison classmate address. with anew Oxford, MD. isn’t Lisa the only from Bronxville to their home near July. and recently Kevin Lisa moved tanced lunch on the Shore Eastern in Francisco front ofCOVIDcare line inSan Jamila Champsi’80onthe Phyllis WattJordan Phyllis got achance to see Megan CoffieldMegan Lyon and husband left for asocially dis has moved has back to moved her her moved Becky Becky Pam Pam Lisa Lisa ------
so let down that let down so we couldn’t to be ly trying to get back into her acting put on hold this year, but she slow is Betsy, like most it seems things were Best Buy and Home Depot. As for an auditor for different stores as such studying accounting and working as and currently is San in Luis Obispo back to CA from January in VT away Nov. last Her older son moved mother, her of estate passed who with a trip to OK to take the care of it.trip out of That was combined Canyon and and made Sedona afun She took on atrip him to the Grand when school his closed temporarily. months for four home son younger with us—it’sZoom Fun!” 2021. Stay safe, y’all. And tune to in present for the Reral reunion May in this winter and be that all we will our livesin before ends ski season braska. that“Praying avaccine lands parents now away 500miles Ne in how to monitor darling 92-year old thedown creek by her home, and floatin a glammed-up inner tube ing the recipe on Facebook), how to to Ashley Wilson Brook ’79 for post to make Atlantic Beach pie (thanks she learned during COVID? How gratitude,” she says. What has else surprising of point aware—another better, wiser, open to learn, more ensued. “We are moving all forward and the curfews and protests that Fascinating learning around that, murder—a from mile her house. Day uprising around George Floyd’s only heightened by the Memorial here Minneapolis, in anexperience ing both children (and their dogs) home, she and Jim have loved hav ourly quarantine! sameness of At the exhaustingenergized otherwise truly They calls! have Zoom regular union, but grateful so for the class’s gether person in for our 40th Re than before. ever more Netflix, andAmazon Hulu the in fewhas years last and watched books these few months last than she daughter Sept. in She read has more other family trip to CO to our visit week. She looking is forward to an ting on the porch and relaxing for the family early in June and enjoyed sit took atrip to the TX coast with the day despiteevery the pandemic. She ports that she continued has to work Carson FreemonCarson Meinen Betsy Thomas Rook Amy Campbell Lamphere Amy Campbell had her was was re ------liamsburg. She writes every “Like burg and working for Colonial Wil are still enjoying in living Williams nia VossRyan one. Stay safe.” ing place this year. My to best every forward to it and glad amso tak it is year at Sweet Work Weeks. Ilook Headed to down SBC for my sixth daughter Meredith amidst COVID. ing Tania plan awedding for her son Will Dec. in ’19 and amhelp a lovey, lovely wedding for Brendy’s great. And, a true surprise. Attended Hantzes it, maybe next year: 21. 31in cancel. She’s do still can they hoping 30th anniversary May, in but had to a big celebration planned for their someday. She and her husband had this happened, and hopes to still go gone to Tahiti March in when all ditions. She supposed was to have Mayin had and some has au taped a musicDistance called video Social and researching book. anew She did [email protected] M. Claire McDonnellPurnell 1981 surprise 60th birthday and both friends ever since. ever friends roommates and remained good and Kathleen freshman met as year father,her sisters. brothers and Erin NC, by two survived and sons, is New in living Kathleen was Bern, Freemon that our classmate, eryone at our 40th reunion!” are safe. Ilook forward to ev seeing remember. Ihope our classmates all style. It definitelybe a time will to ebrating her 21st birthday pandemic her studies.between We enjoyed cel to spend some extra time with her lege since March. It special been has col from home daughter youngest few months.last We have had our we have watched too much TV the next year. She writes most,“Like 2020 but hope to have afew trips ic. had They to cancel travel plans for winter especially during the pandem enjoyed the FL in this sun and view iting ILfor the summer after having Roberts GreeneRoberts Sophia Crysler Hart Eva Devine Eva Erin LynchErin Hello, 1981classmates! attended. Eva says was “It , away passed on July 6. and sent the sad news had awonderful and Carson are vis Brendy Reiter and Rick Kathleen Kathleen Allison Ta ------gives us hopegives us that the pret days of our mourning and it malaise of She writes that snapped out us “It busy very during been COVID.has business draperies and upholstery slow decline.” family Their owned moving the house and her years of that have stuck with us, through grateful to the friends and clients for years seven at home. We are yearlast Feb. in We cared for her and talented mother away passed to lock my sessions!” to lock however, have Ialso so learned how my bombed, did get classes Zoom of thatamazed it worked. most of One my government course online. Iam theall various technologies to move spring semester, and Ihad to learn ic area. forW&M went digital the lambs scattered around the histor Longwool Leicester baby of flock tiful spring, and we have anadorable shutdowns, abeau been but it has for the duration the COVID of where else, we are closed to the public messy they are!” ally my missed but kids forgot how after agreat eight-day visit. Ihave re part time. My youngest left son just quarantine, Iamback the in office longvery project and cooking-filled royalty winter!” every ing more acreage, and Iget asmall ducing the Bianchetta truffle, plant friend is This now commercially pro lating pine trees with trufflespores. sor Ihad read about who inocu was and Isuggested he contact aprofes to plant some pine trees farm, on his about was he ago, mentioned friend a works. Ginia continues years“Seven perhaps some smaller books the in business outlines design and has on workingis on abook on the family a limited contact anyway.” basis She work with clients and suppliers on hasn’t affected how we work since we decorating had its day. has virus The perhaps grey the 50shades era of of ty fabrics are coming back and that lous trip! theAll sites were open but pandemic. of ginning We had afabu Feb.second week of at the be very and her family South in Korea the my youngest sister vacation to visit Douglas) managed to take afamily hasn’t been? We (along with son tively the quiet six months, last who and husband, Dan rela been “have Ginia ZenkeGinia Margaret Robinson TalmadgeRobinson Margaret Kearsley Rand ’s writes “Our dear writes “After a ------, to painting.” lives Quinne San in An to as dedicate so acurve moreof time curve. I look forward to on being less and, anewbie, as ahuge learning work for Google. It fascinating is through atemp company and doing work contract researcher auser as to help the class of ’81 crush our pre year, I’m looking forward to working room. With our 40th reunion next plenty visitors to of up guest fill my travel bans are lifted, Ihope to get with that any in alums area. Once area and look forward to connecting the in living be greaterVegas Las “I’ll executiveNV as director. She writes north to the take the USO helm of southern CAof now and is heading with the USO the in Inland Empire family. She “returned before just ev trip to Big Sky, MT, March in to visit tance bills of our SBC days?” tance of bills Remember the expensive long-dis connected with family and friends. grateful for wonderful ways to stay for SpaceX. She writes am also “I Douglas, lives Seattle in and works home him having for lunch. Her son, a home office now, and she enjoys adventure.” Dan mostly works from entirely online which an be “will Her course for the be term fall will cinnati Blue Ash College part-time. ing. She grows food and flowers. garden and finds thatis such a bless aplot has Quinne the in community to meeting due time.” asuper in guy work and…oh, well, Ilook forward to juggle that and grad school and anyone at present—it tough was my muse and shadow. I’m not seeing feral but loves to with me— cuddle thrilled to have me around; she is from home. She writes kitty is “My cially now when her team working is nice it finds to have company,espe selmo, CA, with ahousemate and vious annual record!”vious giving in Newin Smyrna Beach, FL, with her Here’s to reunion 2021!” Take yourselves care of friends! dear Heath Sandra Turturro HaveZoom! contact in been with projects with friends. Thankful for time to catch up with friends and shuterything down. Have this used chemistry at the University Cin of empty.” Margaret continues to teach Quinne FokesQuinne DJ Stanhope K. Ellen Hagan K. Ellen Sharon Miller Resener and Jane WardMoore spent three years , on been a “has went on agreat CLASS Barbara Burns is living living is NOTES ------. 81 fall 2020 82 sbc.edu CLASS fee in touchin with three horses and three dogs. Ikeep happy the in living country. We have spiring to watch. Joe and Iare very the fledglings learn to fly. It’s in awe theis firstI’ve gottenyear to watch workingbeen from home, this so their babies. Due to Covid-19 I’ve They did! every return year to have frame. moved They beforein we built their nest awindow on top of son, GA. A couple barn swallows of built ahouse two years Madi ago in My other that is news Ihave co-writ graphic in designer Annapolis, MD. buddies!” trails! Always looking for hiking many mountains and hike many sights on retirement. Hope to climb Oct.in 2021and I’m setting of my forcivilian the Dept. the of Army Nairobi.of have 40years Iwill a as needs to people the in living slums national Kenya in that provides basic Hope Inter of Missions cause: good ture but to also raise money for a demic. doing it for Iwas the adven that postponed was due to the pan to hike Mt. Kilimanjaro July, in but one-year old named Mia! Iplanned happy grandmother to abeautiful hope to them see both soon! wedding!” planningbe our youngest daughter’s wea great will it seems year as well as be Chik-fil-A. 2021 lookswill like it workhis lead senior as projects with grade) and still love it! Michael loves 39th teaching year of (currently first still live Roswell, in GA. I’m my in Nov.boy!) in Sandra writes “We to welcome asecond grandchild (a Annabelle and are (two) excited lovegrandparentsThey being to spite the COVID. challenges of Michael have had agreat year, de Newberry Phillip’sNewberry ’80. Oldin Town Alexandria. Beth See during my summers. Look me up reading. Loving living in western PA er kayaking, swimming, cycling and riv enjoying “spending the summer from 25years teaching of and is beach life.” aCPAas and advantage taking of terriers. She is “working for myself husband Toby and two Jack Russell and As forAs me, Snead Stephanie Sarah Huie Coleman Sandra Meads Turturro Sandra Hillary Lewis Bennett NOTES Bobin BryantBobin Williams Wendi WoodMcA Claire writes a “I’m , Iamstill a : Joe and I retired retired and and ------rage storage area).” flourbreadin my ga of (300pounds “and I’m sourdough making loaves of gym, tomatoes are starting to ripen, verted the room living into a home cans back into Europe. She con has person when the EUallows Ameri gram. ready be She will to Italy see in Stanford’s pro education continuing at the local community college and continue via online toclasses fluency ian; finished just will oneItalian and civic-minded.”be She learning is Ital reversed being is by those that won’t down, as “our COVID ‘CA Miracle’ to headed be back into severe lock the SBC in see news.” She expected and the alumnae and delighted to ing goals! the proud so school of “I’m munds Hansen munds very sadvery about turmoil there: “Seeing theing in Richmond, VA, area and is See youSee at our 40th reunion. one and keep wearing your masks. sent their in news. Take care every Thanks to all the classmates who dren’s books. Wish me luck ladies. toe into the world publishing of chil my daughters. Now, Iamdipping my that 70years was the in making, for My goal to was complete the book, book again, and now it is finished. late 2019, working Ibegan on the and we did not finish thebook. In lustrations. Sadly, mom 2000, died in into Iwould the do abook il and if work together to expand the poem lovedall it. Mom we could asked if She rewrote it for the and girls we untilpoem she had grandchildren. writing class. Mom forgot about the forsweet poem acollege creative Circa 1950, my mother wrote a ten and illustrated a children’s book. [email protected] Brunswick, Md.21716 Avenue15 10th Patti SnodgrassBorda Mullins 1982 Mantho Belliveau Mantho freshman Reid Hall friends children. Ethel enjoys running into filled the gap left by growntheir two ton, VA. Two yellow Labradors have band continue Ben to live Lexing in were able to make the class fundrais Anne Powers Woodward Anne
Ethel Burwell Dowling Ethel Burwell Ann Goebel Bain . and was glad was we Anne Ed Anne and hus Francie is liv is ------virus like everyonevirus else. At we least keep our heads above the COVID to teaching next year.” busy right now, return maybe so I’ll plans!er Ihave plenty to keep me special needs, COVID had oth“but years ateacher students as with of had planned to work afew more forward to finishing that project. She tojust make it livable,” and she looks tally remodel the house Ibought and they live together. had to to “I Her cousin moved at the same time, time for the coronavirus lockdown!” Vegas. returned She in just “home March of at from the Las beginning to Lynchburg the in Boonsboro area normal. gatheringssmall to help friends feel and puttingZooms together 6-foot donating to food banks, arranging ing, getting to the barn, art classes, during this).” Shetime garden fills most reliable way to stay even-keeled is the I’ve found, news,the off ing love to find pulled on me over the years. Would teach them the all tricks their fathers and hoping for Ican grandkids so time with her sons spends a lot of Bingo,and Blue a Tick Hound. She rescue a dogs—Bentley Weimaraner, tical/lab setting. She lives with two to go back to work apharmaceu in what my priorities are.” She decided me anopportunity to re-evaluate school. speechless Being given has teachingI was English amiddle in left me speechless.has Pre-COVID sonal on historic Monument Avenue what’s transpired up close and per are now than fuller ever. (And turn furloughed, but my days strangely littlewith as turmoil possible. as Iam have able been to weather this time contend with. I hope that classmates to the be daily shadow we have to work in the field of integrative oncology and supportive cancercare oncologyandsupportive fieldofintegrative work inthe Leigh Leibel’82wasnamedaTEDMED2020scholar, recognized forher Lucile Flournoy Lucile Hertz FirestoneLeslie Liz HoskinsonLiz Virginia Carabelli : “COVID seems seems : “COVID is is “just trying to moved moved !” ------and remote and plans to hold in-per thein fall, which SBC, small is “like attend St. John’s College Santa in Fe School June in and planning is to Kessler graduated from Oliverian from out the the in virus world.” continues. Hope are all staying safe latelygood for some reason. Hope it been has on wood...business “Knock that they are trying to keep going. ters Gallery frame shop/art gallery lumbus, GA, they have the Two Sis Malone ’75 lives close by, and Co in fordown her. Her sister Frances turned life been arts so has upside remotely. the in is Lucy performing lives Boulder, in CO, and can work Betsy, acomputer is who engineer wrote. she time Younger daughter, many, Lucile visiting and at was the Lucile’s daughter, Lucy, lives Ger in old father, who still lives own. on his store and to takeher 97-year- care of sion.” She ventures out to the grocery There are many times challenging this soon. Great news about SBC! get on all thely we other will side of know many have suffered. Hopeful that happy Iamvery and healthy. I family. almost feel saying guilty “I husband Davidwith and fishing the needlepointing, reading, sailing with canceled.”60 was She spends time Coast May in to celebrate the big except that our trip to the Amalfi not really has the virus impacted me retiredhas from the university “so Coast.” the Gulf on home our She are riding out the COVID storm at a new anda new exciting locale.” 2021 and buy acondo “somewhere in rah plans to her home sell spring in resale site katepaulena.com. Debo retail,ing in aclothing and co-owns resumes), work the industry (once and NYC. in living She modeling is son instruction.” Daughter Kate 24 is live on afarm and have some seclu Deborah Price Bowman Martha TisdaleMartha Cordell : “ We We “ : ’s son ------Dec. wedding. Monika devel has their to postpone whether debating daughter and her fiancé arecurrently poned and eventually canceled. Her post were first mother her to see neighborhood.” Her to Europe trips ing for anhour through the deserted though morn the Iwalk every dog family and Iare quarantine, still in community.” health. Wishing the best for the SBC blessedbeen with our jobs and good with theirry home. new “We have sale.” helped They Lar Madeline and for house her prepping and painting retirement community, we so are sold it. My mom moved to a lovely mom’s house (she year) died last and free time painting. “We painted his band David their have spent of all hus and therapist.ical Catherine a master’s alicensed clin as degree band bought ahouse. Ali completed Oldest child Madeline and her hus doing during well the crazy times.” lishing, UK. released 2021by Handspring Pub the Cancer Care Continuum, to be of plication Yoga Therapy Across forthcoming textbook, Clinical Ap by cancer. She the is the editor of improve the people lives affected of prehensive, integrative cancer care to tois advance com evidence-based, cology, nonprofitmission a whose the for Society Integrativeof On on theand trustees serves board of sity Irving Medical Center NYC in She practices at Columbia Univer care. cancer supportive and oncology her workintegrative the in field of MED 2020scholar, for recognized own.” our holding universities. proud So that we are ahead for colleges and small private in downtownLosAngeles ’82 enjoyedanightoutformusic Pre-pandemic: AnneGoebelBain Leigh Leibel Leigh Monika Kaiser Miller Catherine was named a was TED : “All well. is My : family is “My ------of work title anoil and gas as of exam mom safe. Weirdly, Ihave had alot COVID orders. Trying to keep my every day,every weather permitting.” imately laps in mile three-quarter yard and started approx swimming approval. Idiscovered the pool our in have earned my husband’s and son’s number cordials/liqueur, of which my quarantine time to concoct a notI do alcohol, drink Ihave used oped some hobbies: new “Though and are all grateful.” very fullyemployed kept ship has the staff pleasant and productive. The battle onboard their in offices. been has “It commuting interspersed with days May,of continued tele staff some reopened to the public at the end (a luxury). When the ship partially and akitchen and bathroom nearby nice out garden areal view window, work, and cat adog for company, a and ascanner. She had plenty of home archival boxes of materials were allowed onboard. She brought the public, and only mandatory staff 16. Two days later the ship closed to North Carolina on Monday, March the from Battleshipcommuting some of you!” of some moveall around again, Ihope to see real room, guest we can as soon as so Christoph’s now a is room former Dec.in “Santa Fe wonderful, is and scheduled to graduate from college and enjoying work.” his Christoph is substantive contributions making andAZ (hot hot spot), he’s already opment, it’s though and in Tempe, job at State Farm software in devel Christoph, started just new has his on the bright side, my amazing son, her time on duty at her house. “But and Grace spends about athird of mand.” Her mother not is doing well, into afield where there’s alwaysde a backup and for good her to move subcontractor—good for me to have take on the a afriend as training of tended, allowed but it has me to actually working harder than Iin keeping business is booming. “I’m pleased the pandemic, which would have the shutdown partinitial of part of house,my the top to bottom, during are driving. Ihad planned to clean iner during atime when few people making only sporadic to visits the of but Ihave working been from home, Mary Ames Booker Ames Mary Gracie TredwellSchild Jane Dure Jean von Bryan Schrader : obeying been “I’ve began tele began ’s book ------, really newsworthy to share. Con revolved around the 30%class partic meet again in 2022for in meet again our 40th.” drous things! Ihope that we may all the alumnae Office, each doing won are working also for the College in the of members Class of ’83, “who Lee Anne MacKenzie Chaskes, both Sparks Lea recognizes Bennett and are true forces nature.” of She also College for athriving future. They players positioning in our beloved ment, respectively, are indispensable for alumnae relations and develop alumnae relations and vice president current roles senior of director of you mayof hear, that they, their in the the top Bell of Tower that so all Hutson ’83: want to shout from“I Griffithnison ’80, and Mary Pope She roundly applauds Claire Den dedicated hands!” and visionary you that the College amazing, in is ence, and Ican happily report to andfascinating rewarding experi the College directors––a board of back amember of as from serving sions ambassador. recently stepped“I Phil Stone’s arrival; she anadmis is to prepare BriarSweet House for Work Weeks since the first very one Briar. She participated has Sweet in ects, including many related to Sweet proj with busy keeps and Richmond to plan for 2022!” in annual fund. “We have abig reunion theunder raising gun money for the the year before us, when we are not continue conversationscan those in class Facebook page.” She hopes we conversationsI saw alot of on our me about in what you are up to, and job, you (good of fund agent!), filling reported to about with her some calls year. heard from classmates,“I Jean year at Briar’s Sweet the end of fiscal fundraising sprint to the finish this now.” right trashed our enjoyed She fice. My home office ispretty much navirus.” healthy and upbeat due to the coro I hope able everyone been has to stay enough hours each in day, however. my daily own schedule––still not ablepart being is to create and follow fivebeen years and saymust thebest tinuing to enjoy retirement––has my to calls donate! thrilled! So All for our classmates that answered hardso to inspire: thankful so “I’m ipation annual she in giving worked Rosemary Hardy Rosemary Alice Dixon Jean von Bryan Schrader continues to live in : “Nothing “Nothing : ’s news ------you Back all! home NY.” in 1982. towishes the of Love Class safe, friends.” charted territory for everyone! Stay atthis like. fall be school will It’s un retirement not Ido know what“but, fourhas years teaching of left before side at the barn with the grands.” She and play golf.” alot of cooking for young crowds of people yet but love our granddogs, enjoy agement. We have no grandchildren gettingis her master’s sports in man in WY working on aranch, and one is one landscaping, in working turist now. horticul a is the triplets of One behavior analyst right with us living aspecial educationis teacher and ness Charleston, in SC. Third child engaged a landscaping and has busi anendodontist.be oldest Our son is AL, while her husband training is to physician assistant Birmingham, in oldestOur daughter working is a as whom haveof their master’s degrees! now have six college graduates, two South Carolina. We are proud to daughter from the University of graduated from Clemson, and our college 2019. May in of boys The the graduation our triplets of from a year ago: “Guy and Icelebrated ted, but here what is she reported Libby Lee’s update last to omit be take by your class caused secretary for time together and health. recipes.with new We share gratitude Time allowed has experimenting home. from studying and working and Ihunkered congenially, down a University Maryland of freshman, James, Leesburg, daughter Virginia, Husband Earl, interim rector at St. one transferred was to home offices. two months after Istarted every doing more important work. Exactly dents. At this time, Ican’t imagine help advocate for teachers and stu Jan., since Education Association I forspecialist the Maryland State press and research secretary policy out of trouble.out of Love to all!” in well is Amherst and Iamkeeping live near. time out“Spending lots of Her two children and their families bubble small and wearing my mask!” Columbia,in SC. am keeping my “I to stay safe during this crazy time” and her family are “doing their best Libby Lee Gantt Castles Lee Libby Jennifer Rae Patti Snodgrass Mullins Priscilla Ream McPheeters Ream Priscilla : best, warmest “My CLASS : A mis : A : As : As NOTES ------
83 fall 2020 84 sbc.edu CLASS [email protected] Florence, SC29501 414 SeminoleAve. Virginia ClausBuyck 1983 Sarah Babcock’83 hopeful future GraceMcNutt Hollie Vixen, NygaardAlicia Formagus’s ’83granddaughterand Dec. with acorporate financedegree. ture.graduate sonwill Their Rudy in but she excited is for adven anew to Hilton Head since the late 60s, sweet for Wylie she going been as has summer. The movelittle a was bitter and for spring the Rochester in ing the and fall winter there, remain Island. hope They to spend most of and bought house on anew Kiawah art sold their Hilton Head home Wylie Jameson Small NOTES
and Stu - - - - TN. husband, Franklin, live Nashville, in oldest daughter, Elizabeth, and her in April. Her proud parents, their grandchild, Daisy Pogue, Elizabeth husband Paul welcomed their first Kenya Sister School Program. renton teaching art and the running works for Highland School in War es, chickens, and donkeys. dogs Alice Castleton, VA, hors by surrounded Alice and Rick live on their farm in communities hard hit by COVID. for conservation and locally Kenyan fari. They continue to money raise to the visit school and travel on sa Every other year they take agroup school system the in Hills. Chyulu for almost 20years, helping with a Rick have traveling been to Kenya climate change and encouraging cli and their addressing museums—in book on the is arts and humanities— her writing.ued, has as Sarah’s next work on climate change contin has Both are sons in also Tacoma. Her from, and defense against, COVID. homesteads—distraction of tiniest a house turning and is it into the nently in Tacoma, WA. She bought on their toes. ton keep them (13)and (seven) Cleo and golf, and their Jack Pey Russells 2021. of They continue to run,cycle gland for several weeks the in spring Wylie and Stuart hope to get to En Sarah Sutton Sarah Bobbie Serrano Black Serrano Bobbie Alice Cutting Laimbeer ikadMsnBnetRme 8 Wendy ’83andfamily ChapinAlbert Rummel’83 Rick andMasonBennett settled perma and her and ------mons Hutcheson spent time with in fast Washington, DC, and also the pandemic.the state, course and those of affected by praying for our nation, her city and She active is several prayer in groups, ing mostly atenant as and buyer rep. commercial real estate broker, work town of Tuscaloosa, where she a is next visit), hosted to see Nygaard Formagus year or two, Tracy visited has and travel adventures. the Over past eryone’s children, homes, husbands on Facebook and loves ev seeing connected with many classmates backopens up! assisted complex living it as soon as self-publish, and reads at her parents’ again, writing poetry gun hoping to one another Dallas. in be Alicia has erations of two miles within living William. James She fortunate is to have three gen grandchild, third Nace enjoyed the their arrival of on ahike soon! and hopes to join managementon animal and veggies ing Sarah Babcock’s Facebook page mate action. Sarah said she follow is employed Clorox. with While not Tech May in now and is gainfully ter, Emilie, graduated from Virginia Leslie Malone Berger Malone Leslie Tracy Gatewood Alicia Nygaard Formagus at the National Prayer Break Ann Goldmann Uloth . Tracy lives her in home Amy Boyce Osaki Katie GrosvenorKatie Sandy Ahern Ci Ahern Sandy in Dallas (hope Dallas (hope in has stayed has ’s daugh on my Alicia and ------counting their blessings. Tolly a is and adapting, gardening grumbling, Tolly have home been since then, and memorable trips! Wendy and UT, early in Feb. Both special very and then went skiing Solitude, in a Regent Jan. in Caribbean cruise extremely lucky to have on been in time!in possibleas during this crazy moment one clever parrot—all well doing as rounded by dogs, ponies, horses and sur hours non-work her spending is (thankful you were safe Sarah). She include architects and contractors farmhouse, the so year ahead will Sarah had aserious fire at her old tancing protocols and for masks all. dis social with new soon again es few months. Hoping to start class on back burner projects for the last she workingso been has from home damperous training on dog classes, and Training. COVID put aseri education of their chief SPCA as VA, for the Richmond working graduate students at Radford. to her students and work with her to provide speech therapy services meetings trying to figure out how tended and plenty Zoom WebEx of blue heeler/lab mix. at Leslie has crazy idea to get apuppy, Nickel, a areKevin empty nesters, they got the its way. own Now that Leslie and ing forward to, wonderful it was in the celebration they had look been Wendy Albert Chapin Sarah Babcock is in Richmond, in is was was ------tainty, Wendy’s mother away passed home! Sadly, this uncer during of all messy, and the loves dog everyone constantly, running been the house is thedishwasher FL. state Their has of for preservationist historic a as job a ter moved to Tallahassee and started home,and is and their older daugh their daughtersof furloughed was where for been he has 32 years. One financialChapin at advisor Davis Pope Hutson’83 Virginia ClausBuyck’83andMary TX snow storminAustin, arare with Feb. 2020birthday Nina Pastuhov’83celebratesher Pogue granddaughter DaisyElizabeth Bobbie SerranoBlack’s ’83 - - vacation! myvacation! pre-re this consider “I everywhere she goes, including on tohaving take her computer with her work, done being at 5p.m. and not and happy is to back be to walking Office inOct. afterbeing laid off theArlington County Treasurer’s Schmieg. Meg Price Bruno and Blair Redd es. Wendy touch in been has with our class shares love and condolenc ant partWendy’s of life, and Iknow COVID. COVID. of impacts economic devastating the those sufferingits serving mostfrom for non-prof relief emergency viding foundation now focused is on pro panies involved with testing. Mason’s many and now is working with com and pure joy. Rick pivoted has like since then. She 5-½months is now able to FaceTime during daily calls three weeks old but have only been got They to meet her when she was pandemic shut down. everything born NYC in was before just the Rick are grandparents to Ellie, who male cats who adore her. No worries, she two loving fe has trip, but then along came COVID. Mr. Right after her annual snow ski vorced, planning on was looking for FL for2011 (via 23years). She di is es. lived She central has in TX since could get back into riding and hors works the all time, but she wishes retirement plans to her clients. She providing life, health, Medicare and business, NP Financial, since 1999, Pastuhov Stephanie, married Nov. in 2019 well.riding as Her oldest daughter, dressagerunning horse shows and is again possible. again is future time when international travel She much very looks forward to a frequently. backpacking and hiking are safe and healthy!” everyone and their extended families excitedis for the adventure. Hope dents their in inaugural class and she Medicine. Isabelle 48stu one is of Permanente Kaiser new School of out to attend medical school at the Pasadena, CA, moving our daughter turned from a cross-country drive to tirement gig. Husband John re just on May 22. import She avery was Mason Bennett Rummel Bennett Mason Wonderful to hear from Kim Howell Franklin Ann Sterling Hart Ann Sterling Amy Boyce Osaki . operated She has her own is fine in OR, infine is OR, lives FL in rejoined and Nina ------son a group including including group a weekendlast Linville, in NC, with times. Had golf/hiking afun trip successfully navigating these crazy many fondhas memories. healthy education—she college of happyis Briar Sweet continues a as they have experiences to share! Ann like no time had passed, but boy, did had not years. in seen She said it was SBC roommate),(her whom she with recently lunch professor at alocal college. Ann had rotations, biology a and is gery Ali dental sur last his finishing year of Shreveport, LA, where her fiancéis interrupted. Ali and her fiancélive in married in April 2020, but COVID daughter, Ali, supposed was to get from the all mayhem. Ann’s youngest ness. Fortunately, they live across works remotely for her father’s busi rocket husband. engineer Stephanie and moved to Seattle, WA, with her [email protected] GA30305 Atlanta, 2590 Woodward Way NW Louise JonesGeddes 1984 year! thrivingfully even during this crazy in person!in Take care everyone! mates friends soon—missing seeing villa on the Recently, Sea. villa Caspian in cities including staying at the family ily for fivevisited weeks andseveral to Iran where they stayed with fam fun. She and her husband travelled about minutes nine which great was attended Hampden-Sydney!), airing Late Show with Stephen Colbert (he 2019. on the aguest was Elizabeth her husband had interesting avery notes, which added is here. She and submitted alate entry to the spring and safe and and hope are surviving you, of all and your families, are well communicated recently or not, that you there, out we’ve not or whether sincere hopes and prayers for of all So, these notes new go with my most coronavirus made! Incredible. was of it or not,believe not asingle mention notes were submitted late in Jan., and experienced.ever The spring 2020 through the most surreal year I’ve I hope everyone and well is Elizabeth HicksElizabeth Bahramizadeh Well, here we are over halfway . Hope to other see SBC class Mary Pope Hut Elena Quevedo Elena ------
place City. Kansas in 12, 2021, wedding, take which will ablast having is planningLiz aJune Park Capital, St. out based of Louis. companyown by Forest the name of Business School, started and has her ents, Betsy graduated from Harvard May, to the her proud delight par of KC won the Chiefs Super Bowl! In manfromderful St. Louis, and the child, Betsy, got engaged to awon with a bang:started her only off Brandt trail riding into the year. new firstvery western saddle.be will She Arabian saddle, mare anew has her Zaon EMH. Her beautiful Anglo stallion therapy horse, Marka de with her purebred Spanish Arabian lie Caroline Kirkby from college during the pandemic ia’s daughter, Katie (22), graduated Square, Marietta, in GA. Virgin bungalowtage near the Marietta into a1,675square foot 1950svin and two cats,two dogs are crammed for college, and now they, along with 2018 when their younger child left and Charles at the downsized end of 100% from home these days. She despite the pandemic and working in Atlanta. She busier is than ever development officer PNCfor Bank business senior a as working tinues ting! ting! includes school in the classroom set Carter, are hopeful the normal new Needless to say, Ann and husband, Caroline, who starting is 10th grade. Lynchburg, but and last not is least headedis to College Randolph in graduated from high-school and tionals and academic honors, Cabot Timothy’s School making IEA na lotte finishedfirst her year at St. outside wonderful in weather. Char corner and she and her family can be life,of the beach around just is the ing her insane. On the happier side and maintaining ahousehold driv is Home home school, from working that this year a doozy. been has prise! her paternal grandfather’s side. Sur third cousin four times removed on Briar:Sweet Indiana Fletcher her is discovered ties directly familial to the American Revolution) roots, she researching her DAR (Daughters of Virginia Lynch Kiseljack for well is All Coronavirus hasn’t stopped Alleva TaylorCabot Ann in Kansas City. Kansas in The year CLASS from working working from Liz SpragueLiz writes writes con Les NOTES ------85 fall 2020 86 sbc.edu CLASS reasons; her husband still plug is a small fox hunting barn for health She recently to downsized running there the in country with the horses. gladvery to ride out the pandemic The in living Plains, VA, and is she that her family and friends are too. healthybe and safe, and thankful grats, Ginger! wife arehis alittle having girl! Con Sept.mama in her son Carter and as while. Ginger going is to a grand be and were glad very to get away for a entire month July of Key in West, JonesDebbie June when she and Lynn went to see COVID until the first weekendin of months the first few during home to reschedule that one though! soon land and Portugal May. in hope They their planned graduation trip to Ire and Iceland, but COVID spoiled the couple last years of to Costa Rica versity. Thefamily had fun tripsin nior at Georgia College &State Uni Her son, (20), Chase a rising is ju theso house got just more crowded! MISthroughin program, anonline graduate school to pursue amaster’s this spring and quickly enrolled in Sharman Cahill Sharman(left),daughterofElizabeth Mathilde for afew months. tion to have quarantine him at home close. It abad the situa was best of she and her husband love him having he’s says She Richmond, and loving oneson more has semester at VCU. alongging and at her Salamander; Jones Geddes Caroline Reece AquinoReece Caroline Ginger Davis Reynolds Debbie JonesDebbie NOTES ’ 84, andLuciaGeddes(right),daughterofLouise . They then spent the ’ 84, share inDC anapartmenttogether is grateful is to is still is stayed stayed ------usual, they had agreat laugh togeth Lynn Jordan visited recently, and as finance, and although she loved hav Debbie still working is mortgage in contributing to change. pable recognizing challenges and of helped shape her into more being ca gratefulis that her SBC education communities financing, in and she underserved supporting ference in she still hopes to make asmall dif within our own sphere influence, of that we canognizing only things do homeownership. Rec minority and her supporting focus in first-time year’s circumstances have deepened ing more rewarding than ever, this as found her day job mortgage in bank succeedot will this year. Debbie has Debbie hopeful that is the retail piv with the restaurant/bar scene, but SquareThe pandemichit One hard ing small, women owned businesses! open back up. Thanks for support statesand online as and businesses front, focusing on expanding retail loyal supporters, stay tuned on that with mixers and ready-to-drink, so er. One Square Vodka expanding is tion! tion! arees confused but loving the atten bors alittle better. The cats and hors often, and getting to know her neigh up the farm, riding her horses more tion brings. enjoyed She has fixing thatthe face-to-face energy interac workingmissed with her team and home, from working and months she ing no business travel for three-plus Due to the COVID pandem Ginger Davis Reynolds some other friends some other Virginia atthe outing Distillery, Debbie’s alongwith momJudyCowenJones’60(left),and Ginger ReynoldsDavis’84(secondfrom from left)andDebbieJones’84(fourth left)enjoyan and ------ic ic she mid-summer. in runs After tak natural program that foods chef for the semester the spring teaching in upstatein NY, her pride is and joy. County. Connor, Her son lives who Right at Home Greater of Fairfield theis human resources for manager two cats and two chihuahuas. She Waterbury, CT, to ahome with her Jacksonville.in located on the Mayo campus Clinic for cancer and transplant patients Care, anon-profit hospitality house volunteering at Gabriel House of still enjoyingis playing and tennis howbelieve quickly time flies. She ment in Aug. and it hard finds to She celebrated four years retire of hopes to reschedule for next year. to twice cancel atrip to France but to Charleston to visit. to more seeing classmates who come the summer, and she looks forward WingateMitchell Papadimitriou “KP” Helen enjoyed having during plansding COVID. even nice been workinghas on the wed June Charleston. 5in Helen says it Her daughter’s next be wedding will and the historic flooded rice fields. old live oaks draped Spanish in moss spotlight the backdrop with grand County with abig blue moon to on Halloweenis Georgetown in arekids engaged! Her son’s wedding Michelle Scherrer Klimt Scherrer Michelle Both of of Both Evans Ann Tracy Glaves Spalding Helen Pruitt Butler recently moved to to moved recently over for in dinner and Kathleen Kathleen finished Camille had ’s ’s - - - Stay and well keep the faith!” you toings and of all your families! and for wishes sending God’s bless brate life’s special moments together enjoy each other person in and cele daysful where we can travel all and forward to more“Looking peace to recovery again. and herself is trooper and now is on well her way weatheredbut has that storm like a age 92, suffered a brokenhip recently on her days off. Maria’sdear mother, ing healthy and flying taking lessons fine, doing stay was she writing of thein COVID unit, and at the time Boston acritical as care ICU nurse on the frontserving greater in lines daughter, Sarah, atravel is nurse and Cedar, who adorable! is Maria’s own child, abeautiful little girl named Gibson Murphy’s ’86 firstgrand SBC classmate pictures seeing of of tive search practice. She had the joy Charlottein and her execu running kitchen her house! in own although it makes her want anew She the loving is designing kitchen semester. for spring the date start uled to done be before the Jan. 2021 kitchen space a new in that sched is teaching a new busyis designing happen with this virus), but Tracy (who thisrun fall knows what will getting sick! not will The program the semester mid-July in with no one Mayed in and successfully finished COVID––the were classes restart ing over two months off––due to All is well in beautiful, in well is All idyllic FerranMaria continues living ------Hill, TN, area––to closer be to her Nashvillesouth of the in Spring side the Nashville area––preferably her MDand house in moving out are some having excitement! for training. At them the least two of headto soon San Diego off and will returned from deployment Japan in ahockeybeing mom...maybe! Louie mom and thinks it might beat just celed, she happy is to aNASCAR be collegea lot sports of are can being did notLiz that see coming but since offerfrom Charlotte.NASCARin tioning focus. He received just ajob education with a strength and condi graduated May in with amaster’s in home. at new ly nothing Tommy quarantined MNwith absolute in for everyone’s safety and health. weekends amonth. She wishes sends get to her cottage Irvington in several Not much travel lately but she does Nubbe with reconnecting times a year,ple of and she enjoyed Webber Kreis, both SBC ’85, acou Shelley Jobesees Milan and Leanne months. few She past these during especially loving working remotely ville. She loving is the change and Conference Center Charlottes in sales atdirector the of Hillsdale Keswick, Beth started working as ing at Glenmore Country Club in After 25years cater director as of Maythe year last end of at reunion. der Keswick forKeswick (right) Beckett Lisa’swith (left)and twinsElliott ’58,holding OgdenBurwell mom,Ethel Drew Reichard, Reichard sonofLisaBurwell ’84,andhiswife,Katie, Lisa BurwellLisa Reichard RodgersLiz Boyd . She loved everyone seeing at while her son was at while her UVA. son was Beth Richmond Hy Richmond Beth Beth SlaymanBeth has been been has is selling selling is ------unprecedented times. times. unprecedented stays safe and healthy during these apply next year! She hopes everyone campusvisiting and soon plans to that the daughter friend agood is of Work Weeks this year, and excited is Sweet during campus on time spend on Lake Toxaway. She hoping was to planning renovations to her home NC western in the summer spent Northeastern the in fall. Suzanne to Covid-19 and hopes to return to atline the room dining table due Will completed freshman year on AmeriCorps a safer in 2021. Son Area Gleaners and hopes to join She currently is working for Boston laude from Tufts University May. in Madeleine graduated cum summa erations Command). Daughter home before just March 13 arrived FL, for the winter and got her back enough to take her mom to Naples, HR specialists. lucky She also was for aproject training in government with awork trip to Saudi Arabia in an 2020 adventuroused off way, of USSOCOM (US Special Opof promotedwas and took command summer whenlast husband Rich FL, Tampa, VA,to Arlington, from oz. at birth! and Elliott, 7lbs. 13oz. and 8lbs. 1 fraternal boys Nov.: in twin Beckett eldest, Drew, wife, and his Katie, had hope she more is settled now. Her looking for ahouse and ajob, we so when she sent her news, she still was brother, her and children though Betsy Hannah Becton Suzanne Stovall Clarke moved moved start - - - with with Yowand ’55 catches up with Camille Williams Properly Mine. business also She break from her busy monogram some sun and relaxation and ashort Scufca Staci to catch up! reach out anytime she as would love anyoneIf traveling is through, please theliving salt life Ft. in Lauderdale. Juliet Jacobsen Kastorff quite often! restaurant DJ’s Family Sports Pub Broderick Carlin ’80 at her amazing Eithne Brad and see bring. Laurie to hear what this school year will waiting still was she writing, of time the spring challenging, was and at Teaching kindergarten remotely in a yellow lab puppy named Sampson. changed except that they now have Hyannisin Port. Not much has husband Brad (HSC ’83) still live Taylor Anne Frierman Sewell good healthgood to all. COVID. She for best wishes sends a couple NYC of and FL trips pre- with outdoors more time spending enjoyingis working remotely and Cromwelldi ’85 and others. Karen BriarSweet events hosted by Hei able to President see Woo at earlier Show SBC booth was and also the Washington International Horse alumnae to support SBC, and joined she enjoys still working with regional the Washington Career Days, etc., club not was able to hold many of alumnae club. While this year the activeand is the in Briar Sweet lives the in Washington, DC, area ping! and done way too much online shop watched the Netflix of all programs doingis great. Betsy says she has working and healthy, and her mom by COVID-19? Husband Harry is exhausting! But who isn’t exhausted warding, writes Betsy that also it is world.virtual While the work re is Talent Development) train the in members (still at the Association for ot-Tina helping in her association’s down. She refers Piv as to herself with a bang to start the global shut in in Atlanta from time to time. Anne Frierman Sewell As for me, able being missed I’ve Staci Skufca Staci Karen Williams Wickre Laurie Scovel PfeiferLaurie Kristin Bryan Burliss , Kristin Bryan Burliss at Hammock Beach for Louise Jones GeddesLouise keeps touch in with , Ann Alleva . Staci is and her met up still and , and - - - -
March 10, things were as just shut there. business on home Got his on aftermath the of Australian bushfire Australia helping Jim with the deal I spent the firstthe part in of year freedom to congregate and travel! to year anew with hopefully more and Iamreally looking forward you and blame COVID for that, to catch person up in with lots of well! youto from of all me. Stay safe and healthgood and times good go out stated, love lots and for wishes of manyso classmates have already encourage her to touch. get in Like or,details better still, reach out and know one, please either send me her lost classmates,a handful of you if so one to is you. We are still looking for College and where see the closest one, about know the contact then event near to you, you don’t and if Hopefully you can attend anSBC our best participation previous rate! forgift the fiscal new year.Let’s beat a great time to go on and make that raising that ended June 30. Now is union participation rate the in fund nearly beat its all-time own best re going on right now. Class of The ’84 there are many so positive things The campus looksbeautiful, and a while,in Iencourage you to so. do thatis world? course, Ilove Margaret! How small fore graduating from Tulane. So, of who attended SBC for two years be mom Suzanne Schmitt is Brown ’85 named Margaret Brown. Margaret’s ’16), got just engaged to acute girl Additionally, my son, Giles (W&L Laura Morrissetteof Clark ’85). Copelissa Morrissette ’83 (and niece Morrissette,Seline daughter Me of Cahill Sharman Sharman, daughter of where she with Mathilde living is ated from Tulane and moved to DC includes that daughter Lucia gradu Other (better) news energy! waste of which Ihave control. The is a rest trying to focus on the things over trol and during this crazy year I am however, that outside this is my con but all USA dried has up. Irealize, July, international travel from the andin out course, and, of late of as tralia which closed has borders going apart since, ever still he in is as Aus ting down, and Jim and Ihave been If youIf haven’t back been to SBC .see Those two also CLASS Elizabeth Elizabeth NOTES ------87 fall 2020 88 sbc.edu CLASS Black Knight, amortgage technolo with daughter Sophia (16) and hus [email protected] Bridgewater, VA 22812 501 E.RiversideDr. DeAnne Blanton 1985 and they enjoy that close. so he is lives parents near his Daphne, in AL, andropean repair. car servicing He a repair shop that Eu in specializes stitute Orlando in working and is at games. forward David’s to many seeing of Vicki and her husband are looking keepingis games close to campus, so playing be and soccer. will Radford son,Radford David,to in off is Aug., a great long life and career. Vicki’s late’48) died in 2019, but she had company.gy Sadly, her mom (SBC that recovered. he is COVID, and she grateful very so is ports that her brother fell with ill to the pandemic. re She due home where she working been has from university. music appreciation of er at the local apianoalso accompanist and teach at First Presbyterian Church. She is to organist music and be director of Professionally, continues Louellen San marry in will Angelo on Jan. 9. ter Vivian, lives in Austin, TX, and marrying October 2, while daugh lives Fort in Worth, TX, be and will her children areof engaged! Son Vic TX, with her husband Robert. Both Meyer touchin with and emotionally healthy. keeps Ellen empoweringis to girls physically be the Run Hampton Roads, where she executivelen is Girls director on of life amaster gardener. new as his El professor and lawyer who enjoying is band Will Redfern, who aretired is program at Universal Technical In finished the automotive technician were married March. in James (23) atin afirm Auburn; he and Emma architecture program and working is Josh (25)finished at Auburnin the where they have lived for 17years. Fairhope, in house forever their AL, an apartment they finish building as husband Jeff areliving temporarilyin Vicki VidalBlum Ellen Carver Maha Kanoo Maha Suzanne WeaverSuzanne Zimmer NOTES , who lives San in Angelo, is in Norfolk, VA, Norfolk, in is Louellen Brooks lives Dubai, in El WarnerEl still works for and has has ------the North River.the lunch on DeAnne’s deck overlooking Higgins, for asocially distanced Blanton Work Weeks and visited tured out to VA July in for Sweet and agility with their dogs.and agility the time at home to work on training challengingbeen but they have used vice director. This year has, obviously, ence teacher, and Dave afood ser as high school math and computer sci husband work education: in she a as time for cycling and hiking. due to the pandemic, she so extra has later. Renata isn’t substitute teaching jor outbreak two the weeks virus of the Galapagos a ma ahead just of and husband Bill left Ecuador and home,safety of especially after she other classmate who isn’t leaving the cats and kittens.” and return program for over sixty and guitar, atrap, organized neuter through music education, minister with sports, teaching our religious in our family. keepingCheryl is active We continue all to and sail race in endorsement.captains with asailing have my Coast Guard master-rated turer at other all times. Me, Inow instructor by weekday and adven SweeBOP-type activities asailing as geology. She enjoying is everyday at University economicWY in of geologist about to start grad school a spot for SBC 2037). Kayla, a is Mary Catherine Ann (first to claim grandbaby, first our with Christmas ty, and they blessed before just us to beautiful daughter-in-law Chris Fort in Sailing Myers. married is “He captain and instructor for Offshore tioned Key in West. Tim asailing is a lieutenant the in Navy and sta is working. Oldest, Tate (W&L ’13 is have graduated from college and are now.er her threeAll children of wedding, stride. it but in taking is andule dramatically her edit dream stepdaughter had to has resched recently promotion a there. got My the investment firm, for 10 years. I Hicks. Ihave with been Vanguard, to my fabulous husband, Illini Jeff brated my sixth wedding anniversary happy, very is almost 57. cele just “I spite the craziness the in world, she also been staying home. staying ven She been also Renata Davis Leckszas l oung u Yo yl r e h C Machnik Whitney Both Karla Kennedy Hicks and her husband, Dick is anempty is nest says de says DeAnne and her is an is ------I are working on some home im gear for retirement! My wife and up and belt hanging my bunker gun and 28 years a firefighter, as I am years a law enforcementsas officer, last surgery on surgery Maylast 29and hop is still rehabbingis her knee from her father died on Dec. 15, 2019. She one horribly May!” in how that turned out. Missed every you but know spring this together and electric poles. We vowed to get to keep driving around trees fallen atornado. in Uber No lie. We had Indians game and drove home an in fall. last Cleveland in We went to an Dougherty Lanier Shorter Martha Lukanuski Zackowski Stacy search. Ihad agreat weekend with Mortonton [email protected] Alis Van Doorn 1986 to back. out right Shout international travel but she bounced My daughter lost her dream job in [email protected] EllenSmith [email protected] Kristen Kreassig Carter 1987 ty to all of youty to and of all your loved ones!” senior year. Here’s to health and safe after aless than desirable end to her versity Oxford, in OH, this semester her freshmangin year at Miami Uni ter, Lindsay, get to campus will to be We are holding out hope our daugh mates and would love to it do again! enjoyed with SBC class Zooming and spending time outside. Igreatly fewpast months doing yard work these home at time the of most the trying and time. scary We have made everyone staying is safe during this book. Cheers!” ing with fellow Vixens through Face adventures! Ihave enjoyed connect traveling. Ilook forward to our next provements and enjoying some time Cod where her sister and her fami back. She enjoying is on being Cape ing that the scar tissue not does grow Terry Davis Cerrina Spunk KuehlweinSpunk Page Franson for helping her in job reports that her : “After22+ : “Hope “Hope : Caper and ------
she planning to was start awalk many. to like Suzanna was so agift was this past year.with time Their Suzy Suzy Qrelaxing south in FL over spend some wonderful weeks with and spitting Suzanna. Carrie of image Sally Reed, whom Carrie says the is redhead, Andrew, her sweet son and children; Isabelle, agorgeous tall July 3. Suzanna leaves three behind TownsendReed reports that our beloved safe, healthy and happy! their 32nd anniversary May. in Stay late Aug. She and Dave celebrated R-MC and returning is to campus to normal. Scotty arising is junior at wait to SBC when visit life returns a great time catching up and can’t the fourth July of weekend. had They visited them in Virginia Beach over that enjoyed 1988 Zoom of the Class gent 1988 andcrisis hopes everyone is, else too. ing to stay sane during the COVID working been has with her dogs, try at the same clinic for 23years. She Antioch, working been IL. She has ing. great time cooking, eating and fish ly visited for just aweek; they had a [email protected] FL32217 Jacksonville, 7331 SanCarlosRd. Jennifer CrawleyLewis Powell Bennett Leeds Bennett Zoom visits with visits Zoom demic. pan the during to home closer stay SBC into she so online UMass can daughter, Arden, to transfer out of COVID-19 situation caused her has museum studies. Unfortunately, the vard to get agraduate certificatein course and go back to school at Har inite hold. She decided to change COVID-19 put this plan on indef ing tour company March in but Praka Punniamorthy Sahi Stacey VilarCsaplar Kristen Kreassig Carter Kristen Anne Farrell Cecilia Moore Carrie WinklerCarrie Rowe , and Hilary von Maur Pam Miscall Cusick , Lee Ann Conard AnnLee Caroline Corum Caroline , Beth Stookey Sar Stookey Beth is doing is okay in passed away passed on Rapti de Silva has enjoyed has were able to shares that and family , Suzanna and also and also Virginia , sadly says says Anne Anne ------, ’87) helped Jack move to Charlot May. Maia and husband Jay (HSC School in April wedding in and his Jack’s graduation from LSU Medical celebrated COVID-style her son, Baton Rouge, LA, that her family and volunteering at the North Flor playingbeen on tennis my local team Institute, 2019. the in of fall “I’ve for college at Rensselaer Polytechnic to empty nest status when Diana left have some news of a group of class agrouphave of some news of God bless! God we too are safe, all healthy and happy. her beautiful class sisters of ’88, that attention. of center looksbulldog forward to the being home. the English choice of Cordelia Vixen, but she happy very is with her disappointedis that she won’t a be and tumbling team. course, Of Kelly sion their 1athlete acro apart of as anNCAA Divi be Kathleen will in Aug. to study special education. leavingbe for Presbyterian College College. Her baby, Kathleen, will marketing at Georgia Highlands working at Coca-Cola and teaching Sweet Briar,Sweet and looks fantastic! Keogh tie future. and look forward to returning the in the in wineries Charlottesville area UVA.enjoyed They visitingsome residency internalhis in medicine at June in tesville where Jack begun has shutdown. I want our to thank of all Islandsgin before just COVID-19 to St. and Thomas St. John’s US Vir spring break mother/daughter trip onship. Diana and Ihad awonderful Conference League Liberty Champi butterfly and various relays at the points for RPI the in 100 and 200 Feb.in to watch Diana score aton of and I enjoyed our trip to Ithaca, NY, their therapeutic riding center. Max ida School for Special Education in lay leaders church in and society. century U.S. Black Catholic women stead doing be research will on 20th Daytonversity of and this fall in on sabbatical is cilia from the Uni spring. the late in Ce hour cocktail the chance to have lunch with from gathering. However, she did get end, but COVID prevented them mates getting together for aweek Maia FreeMaia Jalenak Brenda Payne Kelly Meredith Iacobelli Jennifer Crawley Lewis Kate Cole Hite Cole Kate , who still working is for wants to us, wish was hoping to hoping was writes from shifted is still is Ka ------their news.”their classmates who wrote to in share all [email protected] Lower Gwynedd,PA 19002 1120 Walnut FarmRd. Jean SpillaneBenning 1990 touch with Vixens!” COVID the in is Stay past! well time these notes are published that public.in Let’s pray all that by the andcial distancing wearing masks healthy. We’re doing our part by so the pandemic, been my all family has Amherst more, farduring too! So get to come here visit in and they’ll my NC, grandkids in 16to ages six, comes more opportunity to visit several gifts. Along with retirement have their photos taken and receive get togirls dress up like aprincess, mer, Princess Moments, little where this sum starting service up anew be on my photography business! I’ll Now Iget to focus more attention Lynchburgthe City of for 29years. retired at May). the end of with I was this year retired (Larry March; in I husband, Larry, and Iboth retired an up and year down for My all! us more of our classmatesmore of next time. your lives, and Ihope to hear from toingness share what going is on in and struggle with isolation and illness. illness. and isolation with struggle you for all sticking together we as SBC comradeser crime. in Thank port from class of ’90 and afew oth and fun suppandemic with lots of and riding texts been out I’ve the at the next reunion.” loved ones are and well safe. you See classmates and hoping you and your more years! Thinking about all our Briara Sweet be first-yearin a few my the life.is joy of She hopes to 20minutes just tains away. Ava, 12, enjoying the beautiful Rocky Moun taken and up family hiking Our has pre-COVID and mid-COVID. andes private practice are my focus in touch!in We appreciate all your will order to what’s see going and to keep the first place manyyoujump of in to submitted class notes. Iknow this is Kelleigh Klym Friesen LuAnn Hunt LuAnn Amy Kroeger Thanks to all of youThanks to all whoof kindly Lea Harvey Lea Tracey Thomas Jones . family,“My hors : “Through Zoom : “Through : been “2020 has stays in in stays ------
and our 30th reunion together! Da sad that celebrating we missed SBC Donnelly TobikDonnelly yearlast Ispent time with strange times.”strange everyone stays safe during these to catch up with old friends. Ihope Charleston next year. Always fun helpingis plan her son’s wedding in son Albizzatti grandson that came with the daugh fall,last and we have asix-year-old I are empty nesters. John got married and Council Bluffs, IA. Danny and tice psychology in Omaha, in NE, my amstill running private prac“I football games. Isaw Benning ane knows where go next.” we will family tradition. anew start of Who experiencea unique and possibly the ny Princeton, in NJ, recently. It was Bubble, to our 88-year-old visit gran ily travelled anRV, in The Alabama call for desperate measures; our fam Munich, Germany. Desperate times daughter, niece or neighbor).” student you think would like SBC (a you have megram—please if email a pro Ambassador Admissions SBC to CO. Ilove working with the May in from and Sewanee moved junior at Denison. Nick graduated Mountains with who Olivia a is Atlanta and the North Georgia and Ihavevid quarantined between and with with the time down I caught“During up grateful for the opportunity.” my N-95. very She Iwas 87so is wearing me and mother—outside have mywith firstvisit in-person my back from PA where able Iwas to inpatient only. Whew! got I just southern AZ, but Iamnow doing no O’odham Indian Reservation in home office and enjoys not traveling.” ableband been has to transition to a than stuck being at home. My hus chooled and going to school better is truly not does want to homes be 10-year-old learned son has that he workbit of during COVID. My opportunity to accomplish quite a home and property. We’ve had the modeling project continues on our I continueI to practice the on Toho Dr. Rosanna Jones-Thurman Heather Ewing Colson Stacy Gilmore Handling Julie Brooks Nyquist Allison Miree Novellino Sallie McIlheran Wunner Sallie Nancy Jones tailgating at Clemson tailgating at Clemson recently, too, as she she as too, recently, and in Bluffton, in SC, Leslie Car Leslie Jean Spill : “Our re “Our : : so “I’m : “This Amy Amy in in ------: : that our daughter, Alexandra, con been, afamily, as we are grateful very terrible this year’s as quarantine has Jean Benning my SBC friendsmany including of high school. Still keep touch in with ready for virtual her year senior of at Marquette, and Mari getting is law school, Little Dolly asenior is Juan,guel 23, year last his in of is going Puerto in well very Rico. Mi and hope to everyone see soon.” Jesuit. sorry to so reunion Iwas miss LSU, and asophomore Philip is at degree. Stephen a sophomore is at Dec. computer engineering a with accountant. David graduating is in from College Rhodes and now is an Robert, graduated master’s with his ried early in 2021. second Our son, oldestOur son, John, getting is mar “Scott and Iare New still in Orleans. family at the Jersey shore this July.” ward to seeing Duquesne. Very much looking for Pennsylvania,sity of Villanova and choices nursing of schools to Univer narrowed online andclasses has her school high senior year doing of her For now, continue she will into her treatment protocolher for good. when, God willing, complete she will thedown days to June 21, 2021, kemia treatment. We are counting the maintenance her leu of phase through positively to progress tinues midwest!” our painter!miss the Life in good is boys here much as we can. as We coasts to family see and the see two School. We to try travel to both two years painting at the Nerdrum and Nichollis Europe in been has for chiropractic school (the next Dr.) ter-in-law. Derek KC, in is MO, in daughter Katherine ’20 daughter Katherine ’91and HensleyMartin Beth Dolly Garcia Christine Carriere Zazulak Christine Ann Marie Beatty Malone Ann Beatty Marie , Jean Benning Ann Beatty Malone Ann Beatty : “Everything is is : “Everything CLASS and her : “As “As : NOTES ------: , 89 fall 2020 90 sbc.edu CLASS 1990 group on Facebook!” feel free to join the of SBC Class doing for years. Keep touch in and Beach Island, atrip that we’ve been Ann Malone Loveladies in on Long spendingbe aweek at the beach with sophomore highschool. in We will schools fora variety of college and a Clemson, asenior who looking is at This year, havesophomorewill a I at great time, to fun and it get was away. this year to St. Thomas. We had a family vacation early March in of myself, fortunate Iwas to go on a passing from Alzheimer’s and relo acrazybeen year with my father cy come to down the beach for avisit.” lockdowns are lifted everyone should 1990.with the of Class After the enjoyedI’ve many meetings Zoom [email protected] Norma BullsValentine [email protected] Dianne HayesDoss 1993 Amy Kroeger and schooling from home and bird ny. Currently, that working means world with our kids, Dan and Jen Bill and Icontinue to explore the land where the water wide.” is and planning my relocation to my is Capital Advisors Atlantain Lantern In the meantime, I’m still managing clue where end up next fall. she’ll put adent have so recruiting) in no volleyball college in (COVID really early and well hopes to as playing be graduatingis from school high ayear next summer. My daughter, Marigny, lined up with Price Waterhouse for fourin years internship his and has mastersand get his accounting in Georgia. Jackson graduate will early son, Jackson, attending University of and ahouse divided with the older Georgia Tech studying architecture, son,middle Aidan, now attending up to anempty be nester, with my down. Looking ahead, Iamgearing ernor placed has them on lock all assisted facility, living but the gov to get clearance to move into her at my house since March, waiting COVID.start of She’s living been cating my mother to Atlanta at the and Jean Spillane Benning Jean Spillane Dianne Hayes Doss Jennifer Mooney Risey NOTES Joan Armstrong Abington , Jill ArmstrongJill Tra : “Hubby “Hubby : : “Asfor : “It’s “It’s : ------. Amy’s engagement!” had anamazing time celebrating Charleston at Kiawah Island. They MessikomerSusan Horenkamp Nancy Bulls ’93 and Beth Hensley Martin ’91 HensleyMartin ’93andBeth Nancy Bulls ValentineNorma Bulls ’93andTracy ImseThomson’93 lato weekend with Rumsfeld.” two rescue Siamese cats, Gates and DC, in and recentlyHHS adopted erine, arecent SBC graduate.” Martin ’91 and her daughter, Kath in Aiken, SC. We Beth see Hensley FL. in en, SC. Norma and dinner with tending Briar Sweet this fall. She had late husband’s granddaughter at is they are real still in estate. Norma’s a donkey, Eeyore, and fivedogs, and together on the farm with five horses, before returning to her farm in Aik spent the winter in Wellington, FL, family to keep sane.” all us connectionsvirtual to friends and day trips around GA. Thankful for watching, gardening, cooking and Amy Riley Amy Debra Elkins Norma Bulls ValentineBulls Norma , Lisa LaLonde Hamaker LaLonde Lisa Nancy Bulls Tracy Imse Thomson Kaci ChandorKaci DelP : recently spent“I a : still work for “I is still at is the farm Nancy Bulls : “Norma and live live in in - - - -
watching my daughter afirst be year you of are well!” all as our families.and are so of I hope all timpanist. We are happy and healthy, with The Orchestra Nowas their while starting athree-year fellowship second master’s from Bard College, sity. He continue will on towards a Rice from Univer percussion mance master’s finishedhis just perforin Parks Service. oldest Our son, Keith, hopes to get ajob with the National life management. and ecology He restoration ecology, wild in second two BAs: firstin conservation and from Utah State University, with son,middle Ethan, graduated just medical school the in future. Our biochemistry,and of thoughts with He majoring is human in biology omore year at Utah State University. son, Andrew, just finished his soph youngest Our technologist. trasound working at alocal hospital anul as marriage next month.of Iamstill Keith. We are coming up on 27years Cedar Rapids, IA, with my husband, Jennifer Jarvis Ballard Laura Hammer Laura : still live in “I : “I loved loved : “I - - - - - number of classmatesnumber the in of few last I have loved the opportunity to a see Imperato sion. Ikeep touch in with while Iconsider my career progres grateful for this time with my family (11)and JamesChase (nine). Iam shift to remote my schooling sons of coincided nicely with the sudden on aplanned leave from work which holidays.mas Since then Ihave been homenew MDover in the Christ linger visits overvisits the next two years.” am looking forward to many more to our beautiful campus this year! I have to anexcuse make many so trips ’93 and ’23). It wonderful been to has reunion years (we would have been appointed we won’t the in be same Briar rings this spring but alittle dis forward Sweet having to us both of ly the of in Class ’22. Iamlooking had with agreat visit Cambridge,in MA, since 2009. I health for Mount Auburn Hospital therapist specializingwomen’s in now. Ihave worked aphysical as my husband, David, for 13 years joyed the in living Boston area with from Winchester, MA!Ihave en pandemic over. is Hugs to all! together after with friends again this course.mask, of Icannot wait to get its to remote beaches, always with a our home along with occasional vis throughand hiking near the hills and riding. We have enjoyed biking daughter going been to has the barn summer. this activities outdoor My ing time doing socially distanced day.every We’ve spend been also up delicious lunches our in kitchen husband and daughter, who whip I love sharing a lunch hour with my the increased time spent with family. spot despite the been pandemic has Germanyin short. cut was A bright ies. Unfortunately, her study abroad stud international and engineering pursuing mechanical in dual degrees a rising junior at Lafayette College, working at Oracle. My daughter is workingus from home. Iamstill kitties, who have glad been to have tiful northern CA with our three family and Iare beau in still living and safe during the pandemic. My note finds you and yours healthy summer, she graduating is ayear ear there. After two this classes taking Vixen this year. past She loves being Sutapa MukherjeeSutapa Wendy Stevenson Lucia and her lovely family their in , who ashort is drive away. Melony Joe El : hope this “I Carolyn Carolyn : Hello ------year! oldestOur son, Matthew, grad sweatafter lots and tears of this past family moved into our dream house [email protected] PAVillanova, 19085 718 Larchwood Ln. Eileen MacMurtrieZuckerman 1996 [email protected] Brambleton, VA 20148-6967 22914 Goldenrod Dr. Katie MaxwellSchellhammer 1995 soon.again well!” Be connectingthe person in of luxury years and hope we are able to enjoy ia Beach! blessed! very family Our is 29th teaching year of here in Virgin dergarten and into amwalking my As for me, Itruly love teaching kin zine for VA for the fifth in a year row. peared the in Super Lawyer Maga year long. My husband, Chris, ap school ending up on honor roll all two daughters worked hard very in uated from school high June. in Our James mini-reunion with her, get to her see often. Planning a Jennifer Parker Raudenbush a house in Allentown, PA. I’m near women’s colleges!) and bought just tives at Cedar Crest College (Yay for globalmy director job as initia of ed! Lots to do!” Rock, SheAR. says, excit very “I’m Boswell Mourot Fine Art Little in ing asolo art exhibit on Oct. 24at at our reunion! piness until we each see other again everyonewish health good and hap this year. to Best wishes them. We 1995 have had school high graduates eryone at reunion 2021!” safe, and I look forward to ev seeing daughter, Sully. Hope everyone stays wonderfulwas to her see and her St.in Simmons, GA. She said, “It got with a quick visit gust.” gust.” these notes find you and your fam Colleen Losey Daughtry Losey Colleen Kelly Hall Several members of the Class of the of members Class Several of In July, July, In Hello Class of 1996,Hello of hoping Class Dickinson Eleanor and Carson Scheppe Hobby Scheppe Carson Karen Giorgetti reports amenjoying “I Buff Ramsey Buff will be hav be will Cari Miller Miller Cari in Au in : “Our “Our : and ------
a visit! a you’re the in area and you can plan Ridge, Lake in VA. her know Let if condo on the Occoquan Reservoir She recently bought anamazing at Fairfax County Animal Shelter. carestill animal operations manager on Facebook. se Sarah as serves 1996 keeping up with the of Class with classmates enjoying happy hour calls Zoom Magistro Arcadia Magistro ilies safeilies and healthy. Let’s get to it! Sharma guson our 25th next summer. ing to wrangle them to all campus for dren, parents and animals. I’m hop and lives the best life she can! chanceery she gets, loves her horses Florida.of Angie the hits beach ev Hope going be to the will University a junior at UNCW, and daughter empty nesters. Son Taulman (21)is this year becomesary soon and will Barry celebrated their 20th anniver on Chincoteague Island. Angie and toues work areal as estate broker they love.they Welldone Ashley! give them the ability to something do enhance thatskill their will lives or havewe all aduty to teach others a and to large estates. Ashley feels that sonal property appraising full-time appraising. nowwill offer They per tunity toin antique educate her staff the oppor took she closed, business COVID kept has her estate sale fromin GA and states that while sons, Jackson (11). (17) and Owen ah enjoy out hanging with their two ma State University, and he and Sar 21 years! Hayden works for Oklaho and Hayden have married been for ration around homeless youth. Sarah Year for her work building collabo mer by Pivot their as Advocate the of homa. Sarah honored was this sum 2019 graduate Leadership Okla of a 2016 graduateis SALLT of and a Foundation Oklahoma in City. She nior program officer at Inasmuch Readyhough Potterfield Baltus PriceBaltus Ardas Hiribarne Khalsa and taking care of numerousand care taking of chil Mulligan AngieConklin Abell I regularly keep up with Jesse Durham Strauss WheelerAshley Glass Heather Baskett Sarah Dennis Roberts Sarah Dennis , Sarah Chaffee Sarah Chaffee Paris , who are happy, all healthy Jen Beck Locke Jen Beck and comparing how ev how comparing and , and Leah JorgensenLeah Jean Sarah Reidy FerSarah Reidy , reports she is Cindy Rakow April Collins and has been been has contin , , checks checks Rachel Rachel Janeen loves loves Kate Kate Meg Meg ------, people to vote and looking is forward for others. trained She has to register son campaign and writing postcards text-banking with the Jaime Harri her local democrats group. Sarah is SBC, she actively is involved with 40%. Besides her involvement with increasing our participation to nearly Jesse our class proud for so and is of the fundraising team with Reidy and with the above. gals Sarah part of was taken part the in weekly calls Zoom in 2021! in looking forward to our 25th reunion to and from various activities. She’s kids her shuttling time her of most an event consultantas and spends She continues to work part-time Abell loved getting to see camping Chincoteague, in VA, and orders. In July, she took her kids eryone handling the is stay-at-home Oklahoma City Sarah DennisRoberts’96andfamilyatScissortailParkindowntown Namorato, andCakki’s dog,Wilson Thomas Namorato,DavidCakkiLattimore Namorato’96,Jim Jeff White,MarleyKimbieShaheenWhite’96,Max Sarah Chaffee Sarah Chaffee Paris and meet her and kids animals. Angie Conklin Conklin Angie has also also has - SBC AlumnaeCommuni Alliance lanta and enjoys volunteering for the “Please vote!” “Please afewin weeks. Sarah to reminds us to adrive-through voter registration Carson ScheppeHobby Buff BarkleyRamsey ’96and Sarah Reidy-Ferguson CLASS is in in is At NOTES - - 91 fall 2020 92 sbc.edu CLASS July aspecial treat! was sincere gratitude and thanks to the teacher. English grade studentsschool and of dean 8th Luke’s Episcopal middle School as start her 20th yearwill at Grace-St. son (HSC ’96). In the fall, Kimbie and caught up with Jason Fergu den-Sydney where they had atour the colleges theyHamp visited was and listened to music. good One of Max. catchingdid a lot They of up tourlege visit for their oldest son family’s lake house while on acol Namorato Lattimore Cakki Max (17)and Marley (15), visited (HSC ’96), along with their children WhiteShaheen one who wants to visit AL! and anopen invitation sends to any keeps SBC friends up with aton of lawyer and bookstore owner. Jen wears many hats including mother, successful sculptor, metal and Susan doing Dalton, in well GA. a is Chris Beck ’98, and their two children are and he wife, and his Susan Holman to her brother, Chris, almost daily, trails toand lots roam. of Jen talks hours away where they have agarden nate to have a400acre farm afew towell quarantine. are They fortu doing great and have transitioned middle school. in is Locke’s The are school, Foster Academy, he where ball. Jen spends time at also Thomas’ student and plays soccer and foot above a4.2GPA. Trae an is A/B at community college and maintains two dualtaking enrollment classes academic afull-time is overachiever and Trae aseventh is grader. Marte emy where Marte ajunior (17)is tutorat Whitesburg AcadChristian calls. Jen volunteer a full-time is and justed to well teams and conference from home since March ad and has for WestRock. He working been has thehe is national sales director of Hunter commutes to Atlanta where the past year and absolutely love it! Huntsville, in living ing been AL ,for visit from from visit our alumnae community! A quick and updates from the College and gram, LinkedIn and Twitter for news Insta Facebook, on follow to eryone cial media feeds and encourages ev the Alumnaemanage Alliance’sso cations Working Group. helps She Jen Beck Locke Jen Beck Lastly, we’d like to express our break spring During NOTES Jesse Durham Strauss and husband Jeff and family hav Kimbie Kimbie at her in in ------and easy pregnancy despite pregnancy and easy the cra 2041?). It afairly was uneventful Teagan on June 30, 2020(Class of to announce the Reese birth of Eileen. eryone apromising Fall 2020. XO, trulyis ateam effort! ev Wishing the 1990sclass bracket. success Our leaders class in participation within arow,in 1996are the the of Class fundraising.of For the third year during the 2019-2020fiscal year Briar Sweet support College of 1996for their of continuedClass [email protected] Fremont, OH43420 1613 Finefrock Rd. Cynthia Hineline 1998 Long Beach, NY, who recently moved NYC out of to stant contact with and relationships. new Ikeep con in birth helped me build has stronger other Vixens farand wide. Reese’s love and advice from classmates and blessedimmensely by the support, the pandemic.ziness of been I’ve Anna Wade inson ’00.”inson World Central Kitchen.” donated sale is every toA portion of munity at my neighbor’s farm stand. themlong selling to Iwas the com saw my Instagram posts and before where my sister an NP. is Neighbors to donate to the hospital Reno in making overbegan 50fabric masks Area starting mid-March, in when I We sheltered place in the in Bay plishment than my graduate degree. perhaps amore noteworthy accom than built and any ever garden I’ve one, which more was challenging spring without actually any killing 3.5 months distance learning this of managed to get my daughter through and my BFF we explore as parks continues to rock atrail it as horse Paint mare, Lydia, turned 18and inspiring. is My Percheron/ staff and working with such dedicated faculty students have(I four mentees) and COVID). Getting to know the and challenging (I’m to talking you, SBC since Jan. rewarding been has officeat the communications in ing Kelly Bowman Greenwood Dana BordvickDana Poleski Chantel Bartlett Chantel and Andy Kubler Rob Candice Maillard Candice Kim IzquierdoKim : amthrilled “I Work “ : : “I : “I ------,
athan gratulations, Con issues. cognitive and memory to care for my she mom as navigates and barn projects while beginning tistic side and finallyfinishing home a healthy lifestyle, reigniting my ar looking at management, senior writ cations/marketing. She primarily is communi in for position a looking is enjoys close being to family. She also Richmond, in VA,living she where for SBC.”writing Adair your beautifulof daughter! And, my closest friends, friends, closest my especiallybeen grateful this year for dad the in San Juan Islands. I’ve to France this spring my plus visit in. COVID nixed plans to go back with afew other sprinkled animals internationally—still mostly bears big commissions across the US and ing remarkably this well year with SleepyHollowArtcom, do been has Mark’s sculpture wood business, often year). last as as My husband nearly not (but riders County herst Sophie Simonard Sophie and trails with agreat groupAm of Chantel Bartlett ’98 with babyReeseTeagan, ’98with Chantel Bartlett bornJune30 Adair Collins . I’ve been focusing on building , thank you for your help with Chantel : Adair Collins is and Kelly Bowman , on the birth Misty Don Misty ------, school, teaching online and hybrid, with thees 11-year-old virtual in challeng bring host anew will of fall remember how to astudent. be This to astudent be anonline class in and classmates! It gave also me achance with again class in discussions be Carr Kathy through SBC this summer with have enough to do, Iaudited aclass my local hospital. Because Ididn’t NH, children’s rehab and services ing for friends, family, firefighters in hundred which masks includes sew a long time ago but am overwell a second I have. I gave up counting with every making masks been also subject into anonline course. Ihave a hard and traditionally hands-on across the country develop what is physiology to society help professors forcetask for human anatomy and had the opportunity on to a serve online of teaching.pedagogy I also instructors on technical issues and into asupport role for the other much experience able I was to step online since March. Since Ihave so er er/editor and content strategist roles. : many,“Like teaching been I’ve Heather Thomas Armbrust HeatherThomas . It to fun a lot was of - - - ra Million already. My, how time flies!” Alex, asophomore is school high in teach American history and our son, Toledo. My husband continues to tinuing to work assistant alegal in as our creativity.use Iamcurrently con contentvirtual for to us continue to with have attempting been to create the groupsseveral of I’m involved for the foreseen future. However, acting jobs have put been on hiatus for off the year, and as all singing pandemic certainly threw my plans together since 1996.” Nikki Keller ’96. We had not been all Kimbie WhiteKimbie with JanineZoom Schofield ’97, quarantine bestThe a part was of essential, Igot so out occasionally. much. Luckily my job considered is because fivepeople at home a bit was were grateful very for the big house lanta. Once the coronavirus hit, we better lifestyle than metro in At love it here, and I. do so It amuch is not with Walmart! Kids and hubby for amajor career opportunity, but moved to Bentonville, 2017 in AR, [email protected] KY42701-4638 Elizabethtown, 105 ShawCreek Ct. Kelly Turney Gatzke 1999 instruction!” physiology second human in anatomy MS and and most exciting for me, Istart my versation with with versation pletely grateful for the ongoing con Tara Hartnett Jill Triana home during the COVID restric during home old son to work all and learn from 11-year-old daughter and 10-year- cozied up with her husband, Brad, pop in andpop in alifesaver. help was Irish Setter. Megan’s to willingness and cared for their mutually beloved for Angela over the fourth July of Glover and house-sat her family also maybig be. or small adetail Megan ups and downs. It matters not how with these Vixens, through life’s all a laugh or shared lean into strength Angela can scarcely go aday without and Kibby Bryenton Fergusson ’00. Cyndi Hague Hineline Cyndi Hague TC Carolyn Kennedy Pyle Angela WaltonCarpita Emily Sartor Patterson Sartor Emily , , Elizabeth MelvinElizabeth Wells Elizabeth Aycock Megan Butt Glover Butt Megan , , Sarah Dorminey Sarah Kelly Foit is com is , : “The has has Lau and : “I “I : ------, , , ty next month. have their firstdrive-by birthday par nine-years-old and they are about to stayed Her well! six be and boys will pandemic. far, So everyone has lenges brought on by the COVID time parents, sleep deprivation, and pregnancy, adjusting to first being 4, 2019.” After enduring a geriatric Jill Triana and Michael York on June ter, Emory Baker York, born to was saddle again!” ring, I’m so happy to back be the in “it’d 20years been since Irode a in farm to go riding at. Shannon says, Joshua have recently found alocal turning be two Oct. in will She and ing kindergarten the in fall. Michaela Joshua now is enterbe fivewill and Duane, two kids, two cats, and adog. Burlington,in NC, with husband this time. she can offer services remotely her at with chronic and thankful illnesses providing counseling to patients Duke Medical Center for 15years tions. working been Emily has for trout Peacemaker World. vacation at reunion Walt Disney Miscavage ’01 had awonderful Anzalone ’00, and Kim Schmidt BriarSweet sisters, Abby Schmidt April. Prior to the pandemic, she and addedhaving Lily to the family this now have two Coton de Tulear dogs, In addition to their four kids, they ed 21years marriage this year. of She and husband Michael celebrat the Difference”A “Making award. her clinic during the pandemic with Renal Care. She by recognized was nurse outpatient in dialysis at US tinues to love her work acharge as cay with bummed to have her FL missed va spend more time on on more time spend to hopes She breweries. local her ing bike, and learning support Swahili spenthas the quarantine riding her 17th A\anniversary on July 26. She VA. She and James celebrated their ter and two Papillons Richmond, in her two teens, husband, god-daugh but camping is out couch-side with work and adjusting is to the chal US. continues Rachel hospital-based continue to adjust to life back the in Jill Triana Jennifer Major Schmidt ShannonSmith Willis Blaire Wiley Wiznerowicz Rachel Bratlie Rachel Melissa Cicotello reports that “a daugh . and her family Aimee Armen this year is living living is con is is ------safe and well, Vixens! Holla, Holla! picking where we want to live! Stay about the possibilities and actually 2021. We are excited and nervous the Army after 21years summer in resume. to set all retire is Ben from March and are ready for school to home being (10) survived since mid- hands). Amelia (13)and Cameron because Ihave too much time on my (nowanimals designated pot-imals and collecting pots that look like to paint, improving my green thumb, painting the most things Iwanted of watching too many webinars, finally spentI’ve the pandemic quarantine what Iwant to when be Igrow up! reer and that Ineed to figure out notI realized it was my forever ca special needs student Sept. in 2019. IEPassistant with a the one-on-one offeredI was position afull-time as creased presence. indifferent to andher Steve’sin yard work. have The bunnies been again. Austin gotten has too hot for early the days lockdown of are messy March. Things in she organized the coloring once her hair own since her husband’s four hair times and bread, of baking one cutting loaf sky anna Gainesanna weep with joy. and boards bulletin would make Jo choices IKEA desks, of roller-chairs motif. Her homeschool a design redecorated her family room with learning for the semester. fall She has lookingis forward to more distance the country’s desirable red zones, she of one in sheresponsibilities. lives As ly challenging due to aforementioned home, which become has increasing lance writer allows her to work from March. Fortunately, afree her job as since (seven) aboutQuincy mid- dren, Drew (12), (10), Owen and ing up fights between her three chil husband Tim have busy been break the diapers. There’s a lotgrateful be to for. Even continues(Raleigh, NC) to thrive. private practice, Counseling Capital Rose.” Thankfully, Jill’s counseling poopy diapers and affinity anew for tears, poopy diapers, work, more basically, our days laughter, consist of thing to come to ahalt, like most. So global pandemic causing hit every putting her nursery in school, the As forAs me, Devon VasconcellosBijan Lindsay HicksLindsay Watrous has mostly been staying home, staying mostly been has Kelly TurneyGatzke and ------, of her career,of working the in areas where she spent has the majority returned to work at Freddie Mac, for Cambodia in two years. Alicia areathe early in DC 2018after living Husband Jamie works for anauto She up goes for tenure next year. College, asmall liberal arts school. Gordon at psychology professor of a fivein theBoston area where is she to know Kim. family and friends who were blessed Camden, daughter, Madeline, and all go out to her husband, Michael, son, horseslove and dogs. of hearts Our beautiful smile, generous heart and passion for and running cycling, her votion to friends and family, her remembered for her incredible de Robson tin [email protected] Yorktown, VA 23693 212 RockCreek Court Marilen SarianCrump 2000 [email protected] Church,Falls VA 22043 2115 NatahoaCt. Katie McNamaraBrown 2002 coast family and friends. thein same time zone with our east ly alanding having place and being years globe-trotting, of we love final and Nathan (six) firstgrade. After fifthgrade fall,this and Jakob (six) motive startup, Benjamin (11)starts healthy 2020!XOXO rest of you you and all wishing asafe and education quite is achallenge! Miss the post-COVID world higher of loves being in administration, but Johnston Community College and humanities and foreign at languages the department English, chair of their 16th anniversary. She now is Smithfieldin and just celebrated person!in She and Brian still live wait until we can properly celebrate the 20th virtual reunion and can’t you with many Zoom of duringvia Shelo from loved NC! catching up share the of news Alicia McCartney Alicia Elizabeth DavisElizabeth Baker Susan Bobb Susan It with great is sadness that we ’s passing. be Kim will is finishing finishing up is year Kimberly Mar CLASS returned to returned says hel NOTES - - - - - 93 fall 2020 94 sbc.edu CLASS resulted confer six in video to seven need for constant interaction has solitude, the enjoyed people’s other she already worked from home and many canceled. was of Although March 9when her first work trip Day since Groundhog living been ences each day followed by hours of living their best life! happy, 2002is of Class healthy and area. Alicia hopes everyone the in to finally put down DC inroots the southeast Asia now and is excited joyed amazing adventures in living surfing andscuba diving. en Alicia Rica, hiking, Costa through eling Oct.,last she spent two weeks trav VA. To celebrate her 40th birthday northern of neighborhood Merrifield to afirst-time be homein theowner COVID-19 pandemic and soon is local the shelter of at the beginning adopted her firstdog, Karma, from a complianceof and risk transfer. She Robson’02 Kimberly Martin Karma McCartney’02andherdog, Alicia Ashley TranthamAshley Saunders NOTES has has - - - ens areens looking forward to traveling ondessert fire?!). All the McCrack candles when you can light anentire homemade Baked Alaska (why light big 40and successfully flambéed a one weekend.ville turned Liz the house by the Toe River near Ashe manyby taking hikes and renting a enjoyed asocially distant summer something from virtual school. We (age 11)and Athena (age eight) learn 2020, making sure as well Isadora as palachian State University fall in ing two online dance courses at Ap years astay-at-home-mom. as eighth grade English after this fall ten May. returning Mary is to teaching North Carolina State University in ed her MasterArts of teaching in at town, TN. town, on April 1on The Farmin Summer Erle Kachinsky, Orion “River” born the their birth baby of boy, Elijah Kachinsky chaos! tance learning wasn’t quite enough cause one and dis two in kids dog adoptedjust anadorable puppy be to remote work. Amanda’s family with the pandemic and transitioning aninteresting been it has year dealing Jan. this year. of Amanda shares that hera named law partner in firm of 2024this fall! of Class the amember starting of is SBC as Tamaraof ter TroutMurphy ’01, niece, niece, daily. She beyond is thrilled that her enjoyingis not to having commute presents challenges, avariety of but ing remotely for months now, which everyone staying is safe and healthy! her best and alums hopes all sends 14th wedding anniversary! Rachel her daughter‘s 10th birthday, and her celebratedRachel her 40th birthday, this fall. beginning retary This year school the as communications sec on theserve PTA at her daughter‘s the quarterfinal match.Rachel will the science bowl team to in victory school This past year,Rachel coached ing fourth grade math and science. coming school year, teach be she will pleted her 17th teaching! year of This gained about 20pounds! day.to every seeing At she’s least only TV with ahusband she wasn’t used Liz WaringLiz McCracken Mary TassoneDunlevy Louey and Louey Amanda Davis Stevens Tia TroutPerez Rachel Roth Allred Roth Rachel Elyse Samassekou would like to announce Serena Basten Basten Serena has been work been has just com just complet , daugh is teach is became became ------of time with friends, swimming and and swimming friends, with time of enjoyed their spring break with lots that March in she and her daughters bank and ashelter once the pan volunteer work with the local food looks forward to getting back to her he’sso keeping her on her toes! She years now. He’s 11going on 15lately, working been has with for over two mentorsalso afoster child that she associated with UCDavis. Kathy through anorphan kitten project adorablefostering an kitten, Alfie, humidity of acentralhumidity of VA summer. prolonged exposure to the heat and her boyfriend and generally avoiding short or walks scooter rides with puzzles, watching TV, going on summer working, reading, doing rich with plant life. She spent the covered rocks in into awonderland forming asmall patch earth once of garden and steadily is design trans There, she obsesses over backyard Charlottesville, VA, of corner home. versing the country, she alittle calls over this past year. When not tra times each to NC, CA, NY and CO boarding the by the year. end of snail.pet Amy hopes to master skate currently researching how to keep a overspending with DoorDash. She is joying the work-from-home life and the pandemic. of end the everyonees eagerly and is awaiting bike riding days at SBC. Kathy miss around, it always her reminds her of cals and awicker basket on the front bike with white Hawaiian flowerde world. When Kathy rides her green she thelieves has best clients the in career afinancial andbe as advisor to resume. Kathy still enjoying is her allowsdemic normal programming pair of shorts.pair of bath tub, and her she first sewed also tine an inflatable purchase been has other humans. Her favorite quaran 40th birthday 2021surrounded in by mates and hopes to celebrate her younger than the her class rest of and Trader Joe’s. Aja’s fortunately occasionally ventures out to Target participate meetings. Zoom in She up and take her child she so can her days the asking schools to open COVID spike NYC. in She spends family have the survived severe once the world gets back to normal. Aja Grosvenor Stephens Jaime Henna Amy Mullen Jennifer TaylorCatano Kathlyn Pierce is thoroughly en thoroughly is traveled acouple is currently currently is reports and ------Xavier (11) and Daisy (six). She attend, children her both where ministrator at North Branch School get together again! forward to the day when we can all noteyou and well all finds of looks extra family time. Katie hopes this enjoying and ing, horseback riding garden, reading, bird watching, hik dogs, doing barn chores, weeding the at the farm the with all horses and worked. It amemorable was summer riding time for the while kids parents and low for more outdoorsy activities farm for the much summer to of al hosted Katie’s whole family out at her McNamaraMaggie ’11 generously situation.Katie’s ficult sister younger ing together to make a dif the best of family had to work ways find new of the closed, activities and sessions tual March. As school transitioned to vir workingbeen remotely since full-time and her husband Adam have both Stay best! very healthy! controlunder soon! Wishing the all there recently. get will they hopes She and the numbers have high very been Katy, TX, (a suburb Houston) of school like! be year Jenn will lives in and are still waiting to what see this heading into fifth andfirst grade and birthday parade. Jenn’s are girls 10th birthday with ascavenger hunt she celebrated her oldest daughter’s York Presbyterian Hospital. In May, and sent we to 200masks also New ric to masks local doctors and nurses they were able to donate 4,200fab hardso from March to June 1st that our area. Jenn’s group worked sewing formasks healthcare professionals in group making alocalin sewing mask healed quickly and became involved school life. and way anew of Jenn Jenn’s family transitioned to virtual and colon. Then due to COVID, bacterial infection her in stomach spent aweek the in hospital with a major turn mid-March when Jenn roller skating. However, life took a [email protected] Orlando, FL32814 2929 Dorell Ave Virginia Wood Susi 2004 is enjoyingis working the as school ad SweetBriarClassof2004 Kathleen McNamara Brown Autumn Matysek-Snyder Fish ------
enjoying her career the in hu field of 19-month-old daughter. She also is enjoying life with her husband and Jasper (four) and Paxton (11). doing school virtual with her boys, SC. in living She’s staying home and swears. March. She isn’t going crazy. She at home with two toddlers since fighting the fight good bystaying hopes are all well! Roxer David Mary She sees sees She still working is miah fire and rescue. their 15th anniversary July. in Jere meets. She and Jeremiah celebrated She Lori sees Kovatch Long ’01 at started coaching this fall. swimming Andrea’s TX inAustin, engagementandupcomingnuptials WebberCaitlin Shumaker’04celebrated Mazzucca’04,andHeather Kirkland Wohlrab ’04,AnneMohana ’04,KerryKeinsMutschelknaus Stephanie Gleason’04,Andrea Stassi’04,JessicaPorterSadeq man resources. Heather Shumaker Mohana a first-year 2020.in fall entering 2020is SBC as of the Class ville, MD. her students One of from Wye River Upper School Centre in year teaching high school science at goingmom! is into Lisa her fourth son, Harlan, shares abirthday with their firstof in child March. Their band, Marshall, welcomed the birth sanity. Pre-pandemic, these ladies all with SBC sisters, Stephaniedemic regularly Zooms siblings are love! in During the pan sister, (1-1/2)and Elle baby two fur on, who now is two months. Her big this past May, Chloe Victoria Dys the newest addition to their family band, Neal, were thrilled to welcome Caitlin WebberMazzucca and Camille Simmons Smalling Leah Davis PhilhowerLeah Schell Kelly Gibbons Lisa Moore WaltonLisa Stephanie Gleason Stephanie Kirkland WohlrabKirkland , Mary MorrisMary Park Jessica Porter Sadeq , regularly. She Andrea Stassi Kerry Keins and her hus and her hus to maintain has been been has is still is , Anne Anne and is is ------, , I’ve been busy been lookingI’ve for ajob. Af and expectant parent couples. where she helping in specializes new riage and family therapist CO in thriving private practice amar as Nov. 18, 2019. a has Christie also child, Hannah Mae Thompson, on (HSC ’07), welcomed their second Christie and her husband, Kevin has made this has pursuit difficult, but betterfinding a job. The pandemic to northern VACounty of hopes in ter adivorce, Imoved from Amherst misses everyonemisses and campus, too. theseelse days due to COVID! She joys it. Working online like everyone ment civil service memberment this fall. service civil proaching her 10th year agovern as supporting Naval aviation. She ap is in interested students engineering tinue recruitment effortswith SBC leave. In this capacity, con she will shortly following her recent parental V-22 Osprey Joint Program Office for lead the operations as position (NAVAIR) return and will to her at Naval Air Systems Command union! Stephanie remains employed ing their next post-pandemic re [email protected] VACharlottesville, 22901 Dr.1060 Allendale Lynsie Watkins Steele 2005 celebrated a career change to teaching and en northern VA area. She recently made Austin, TX. are They eagerly await engagement/pending nuptials in Elizabeth Churchill Christie Sears Thompson Sears Christie Cat Brumley Cat Andrea “Aunie”Stassi is still living in the in still living is m : “This year : “This ’s ’s ------: run tworun businesses: anonline cook I’m raising my four boys here while I Ivy, VA, (near Charlottesville) and me)! Imoved into house in anew a bumpythan (it was ever road, trust my recent divorce, Iamdoing better much it good! changeAfter and of all had surprise baby #3!Istart grad moved back to Amherst year last and career change tooccupa the field of Atlanta, GA, a partthis time of as Jan.in 2021at Brenau University in pursuing asecond master’s degree parent. ing instructor and a licensed foster rid therapeutic certified a became process.cation Joyce recently also and areference during the appli ahugewas help by providing advice with Courtney Sims Alison ’09 who grateful for the chance to reconnect tional therapy. She excited was and Business. University McDonough School of leadershipin at the Georgetown cently her executive begun master’s in Washington, DC, Torrey re has fundraiser and development director Lussier ’03. While working achief as and joined attendance in by Lisa by her her side matron honor as of Kohlbergerdra Lussier for this stage of myfor life!” this stage of ing up. I could not more be grateful design, gardening, fighting and mak dayswith are laughter, filled food, at-risk youth and NYC. DC in My health and wellness education for Excited Youth) that helps address ing nonprofit called HEY!(Healthy engagement coordinator to anamaz donate my the time as senior online chapter for the Brewer’s Ball. Ialso Cystic Foundation’s Fibrosis C-ville I volunteer the as vice chair for the firm.design In freemy (ha!) time ing academy and amarketing and home!” my mom while we build our custom titioner! We are currently with living JMU to become afamily nurse prac uate school afew in short weeks at of Washington, DC, with with DC, Washington, of a reception at the Metropolitan Club Church Georgetown in followed by yearlast at Holy Trinity Catholic ried Gary Paul Kraiss Jr. on Feb. 9of out with my dogs, cats and horse.” using the been I’ve extra time to hang Lynsie WatkinsSteele Megan Knight Bowling Knight Megan Torrey Ford Shallcross Joyce Scott is excited is to begin standing standing Alexan mar : “ We We “ : : “So : “So ------her fourth term on the school com birthday France in March. in It was her husband, Andrew, celebrated her gratulations, Alex! City,October Kansas in MO. Con to-be get strongerto-be and healthier. to helping more moms and moms- personal training and looks forward certificationin pre andpost-natal Additionally, completing a she is ing for ababy girl to arrive Oct. in prepar and renovations home some puppy, bull pit rescued completing training clients online, training her spent quarantine with personal come to visit! to come who stop by to say hello when they really appreciates the alumnae of all (Nevertheless, she persisted.) She the apprenticeship. of level third years at CW, but she still on is the anapprentice being year of and 10 liamsburg.be This thewill fifthyear at the Tin Shop at Colonial Wil our participation goal this year. your to best gift help our class reach tion for FY20! Don’t forget to make helped close get us to our participa (wow!). Thank you everyoneto who 28, 2021(?)to celebrate 15years one at reunion the May weekend of every home. to see hoping is She that, she working been has from mittee to vice-chair. be Other than mittee voted and was by in the com wedding of Joelle excited also is to attend the She’s excited very for the change. marketinguct for Progress Software. [email protected] San Antonio,TX78254 8618 Waldon Heights Victoria ChappellHarvey 2006 [email protected] Waco, Texas 76710 5238 LakeShore Drive Emily N.Olson 2007 changed jobs now and is doing prod and two cats. In recent news, Joelle Raleigh, NC, with her husband Michelle Badger Michelle Joanna Meade-Runaldue Jenny Lynn Joelle Andrews Erica KennedyErica McCallie Alexandra Blair Alexandra is still working is away is still living in in still living is CLASS was elected was to has has and this this NOTES ------95 fall 2020 96 sbc.edu and years later!” arewe all our lives in right now—13 joy to them see about and talk where graduation day! She writes, a was “It her firstwas Bekah seeingtime since 2007 mini-reunion.for of It a Class berley Battad years marriage June. in of Erica and celebrateAndrew will 12 she working been has for 12years. Tennessee Valley Authoritywhere technology capability specialist at information ly promoted to senior “J’aime laFrance!” Erica recent was their first trip abroad and she says, inMar.birthday 2020inParis,France ’07andherhusbandAndrewErica KennedyMcCallie her celebrating able to meet up with classmates West conference lucky and was to be eled to Portland, for OR, the Pub Vina, onJuly16,2020 Vina, daughter,beautiful DylanElise husband Stephenwelcomedtheir Morgan ’07andher RoachVina She has anEtsyShe has shop, abooth at forand jewelry her business. own NC, and by night she making art is ing by day at Duck, in abusy gallery Heather Bowen In Feb., Rebekah McSpadden Rebekah Burger Eleanor O’Connor Eleanor , Laura Jane Schaefer Laura has been work been has Kim trav - - - - -
competing when events start hap about 18months with the goal of training for agility in been he has younger corgi, Fletcher, two, is and now, but she doing is well. Heather’s may remember little Annie. She 14 is two corgis. our classmates Many of art, Heather spends time with her When she’s not making or selling local stores on the Outer Banks. through and gifts jewelry afewsells the local farmer’s market and she future! to getting out there sometime the in regulations, but they look forward postponed due to the current health have kinds therapy all been of visits aloud to animals. Unfortunately, improve reading by reading skills elementary schools to help children ment atherapy program her in local Heather hopes to also help imple it hospitals and centers senior soon. dogs, they so hope to able be to vis evaluation to registered be therapy and Fletcher recently their passed regularlypening again. Both Annie ’10, Dylan’s was visitor. Proud aunt, Ryan Roach Elizabeth could not more be love in with her. Morgan and her husband, Stephen, came out hair. sporting head afull of weighed 7lbs., 19.4” was long and baby girl, Dylan Elise Vina. Dylan Roach Vina around July 26. expecting their first child sometime Danielle and her husband Jesse were submission,sidered. At of the time life Olympia, in WA, things all con it! She acclimating is to well her new tems Research Institute) and loves Esriof (EnvironmentalOffice Sys workingis the in Olympia Regional Danielle Briggs-Hansen Chase On July 16, gave birth to ahealthy Morgan Lorraine Morgan Lorraine - - - - -
[email protected] Lynchburg, VA 24502 122 Berkshire Pl. Jessica Wilson 2008 can!” to friends when SBC and HSC we ing forward to introducing August the world shut down. We’re look alifetime and well-timedof before months pregnant, but the it was trip actly what Iwould recommend at 6.5 when we hiked Patagonia—not ex hurrahlast for before us parenthood, learnhim and grow. 2019held one stressful time, and we love watching added suchhas joy to astrange and ly the the in pandemic. midst of He Graham Berry, on March 28, precise ’09) and Iwelcomed our son, August the pandemic.” through chooling lie (five),be homes will whom all of chael (10), Adalaide (six), and Rosa at home with my three children, Mi meantime, Iamcontinuing to stay safe it is as to soon so. do as In the teaching online to in person classes tor. from to transition I’m hoping AFPA-certified Pilates matinstruc pleted my training to become an spending time with them and their their and them with time spending ’08) since moving here and enjoy husband Hillman Terzian (HSC with Sarah Dyer Terzian ’10 and oncology.logic We connected have completing a fellowship gyneco in Winston-Salem, NC, where Iam (20months),ison and Imoved to daughters, Emory (five) and Mad ly, (HSC Berry Chris ’07) and our Rebekah McSpaddenBurger ORinFeb.2020 ’07inPortland, ’07,LauraSchaeferEleanorO’Connor’07and Kimberley Battad Dr. Berry Laurel Berry Mary Jessica Wilson : “Stephen (HSC (HSC : “Stephen : “I recently com : recently “I : “My fami : “My ------son, Dyer (six months). Iamspend to South Charleston, WV.” forcement.us moved position This waterdrinking compliance and en job with the stateWV working of in comed niece anew and started anew Jake, the shepherd. Jan. 2020Iwel andning annoying her older brother beagle puppy. She enjoying is run member, Briar Rose, anine-week-old excited to announce our newest pack ovarian cancer.”nogenicity of research fellow studying the immu mying this year fellowship of a as Berry sonAugustGraham ’08 andtheir Stephen andMaryDanceBerry Briar Rose Dawn Slekis’08andhernewpup, Dawn Slekis : amextremely “I - - - - - [email protected] OR97223 Tigard, 13938 SWCristCourt Jenny Walkiewicz Dill 2009 Virginia Michael,bornApril26,2019 sonKenneth andtheir Lauren SchwartzLazaro daughter their ’09andherhusbandBricewith Feb. 18,2020 Amanda Strickland’09,wasborn Leah JeanHaas,daughterof portation Museum at Ft. at Museum portation Eustis, VA. specialist atum the US Army Trans Amanda started amuse job anew as 18, 2042)! 2020 (SBC class of daughter, Jean Leah Haas, on Feb. welcomed abeautiful and healthy Hampton, 2019in of VA. also They husband bought ahouse at the end Virginia. 22”was long! He big sister, his joins 26, 2019. He weighed 9lbs. 5oz. and neth Michael into the world on April Friedman, on March 29, 2020. welcomed their son, Haynes Arthur and her husband, Matt (HSC ’04), overis the moon to share that she her husband, Brice, husband, her Ken welcomed Shannon Schalestock Friedman Schalestock Shannon Strickland Amanda Lauren Schwartz Lazaro and her and - - -
been stayingbeen busy chasing my daugh are over the moon with happiness. sweet and calm baby boy, and they ing 8lbs. and 1oz. He a beautiful, is for 2021. school (hopefully). We are hopeful four-year-old yeargets afull of pre holding back him ayear to ensure he this year, but with COVID, they are to set enterson was kindergarten challenge and learn skills. new Their It always is to fun take on anew Inc., really been and it has exciting! marketing for MorningStar Home, the mediajob social as director of Hudson certainly not the been year us any of free minuteevery 2020 has he has! remodeling been and our house has ly accepted position anew at Intel My OR. in husband, Jon, recent months),(nine around our home ters, Alexa (four) and Emmeline son of son June 1, due date!) 2020(his weigh was bornMarch 29,2020 Shannon SchalestockFriedman’09, Friedman,sonof Haynes Arthur Over the year,Over last I, I, Paul Kenneth Denne Fincham, Jenny WalkiewiczDill Doreen McVeigh has been working been has anew in Jessica Lile , born was , have - - - - 2020, she joined Mondelez Inter disabilities Boyds, in MD. emotional, intellectual and physical Small, which people serves with peutic riding nonprofit Great and LA. and splits her time NY and between moved to NYC with the company lean Six and Sigma capabilities. She national the as associate director of one Morrisone cation teacher.cation 2010 tiful future! gives me hope for abright and beau babies my SBC sisters are having expected, but these seeing beautiful [email protected] Warminster, PA 18974 1065 Brennan Drive Heather MarianneMcTague 2011 [email protected] Rosalie Morgan Louis Melvin 2, 2019, Richmond, in VA. married Mark McKenzie on Nov. the wedding were or. OtherSBC ladies that attended the executive director of the thera the of director executive the March 2020, she working began as teaches fourth aspecial grade edu as specialin education and currently second master’s education in leader ’12. She currently is wrapping up her ng u Yo McKenzie ’11 ofJordan wedding Sweet Briarfriendscelebrateatthe McIntire Melaina MaconeMelaina Jordan McIntire McKenzie Alexis Simmont Leonard Haines Danielle was one of the maids of hon the one of maids was of and Martha Smith Schley , Lauren Smith Lauren Keri Falk has an MAT has : In March , , Sarah Sarah Jenny Jenny Sim : In In : ------
sity May. in ing industries from Syracuse Univer entrepreneurship in MS and emerg June. graduated She just also with a business analyst/technical writer, in startingbe another position, a as years she’s worked at Merck and will ly upstate NY. About those four of places such as Atlanta and current live interesting in as well as skills the opportunity to learn many new challenging and rewarding. She’s had eightpast years which both been has pharmaceutical industry over the an engineering consultant for the are members. many amazing Briar Sweet women pal Church Richmond, in where so with Amelia at St. Mary’s Episco attendance.in Evie currently works Balderston Virginia Molan Edahl ’10, 4, 2019. Amelia McDaniel ’94, ling tion at Temple University this fall. her first in flash fic non-credit class She looking is forward to teaching thepandemic. of because summer row have but to will wait until next camp for the second a summer in games during video own summer teen how to code and create their teaching aged six kids through four teaching. She looking was forward to and then online all put charge in of adult eel school to for use teaching finding an online platform for her In March 2020, she tasked with was ship from George University. Mason AgnesSabatt Working Elizabeth Elizabeth “Ebie” Baker Star Heather McTague Marianne married Jason Starling on May and Nell Malbon CLASS has been been has Maggie Maggie were were NOTES ------: 97 fall 2020 98
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was engaged was Paige - - - has workedhas for apayroll/HR soft Austin, TX, since May 2019. She medical sales. device and gotten job spine in anew surgery 2017.in purchased She has ahouse new teachers,new currently and is pursu students, mentor, coach, support and becomehas certified to teachgifted since. ever She school low-income a teachingbeen special education at Atlanta faith on a leap and has of two years. In 2017, she moved to rural SCto teach fourth grade for MAT at SBC and then moved to first place. first Sarah Brazell ’12 to find/buy her George Mason. She working is with her master’s public in from policy curement for DHS/TSA. She got strategies. looking to improve their marketing business for business small owners startedShe has her consulting own veterinary practice Charlottesville. in and they purchased just their second Charles Garrett Wood Feb. in ’20 back to NYC 2021. in management role moving be and will years. She switching is to aproduct ware company, Justworks, for 2.5 tion this time next year! disserta her writing be should and ing a doctorate special in education College Dublin. College ternational business from University she received just her master’s in in Dublin, in living been Ireland, where the Peace Corps, and since then she’s she Costa in Rica was to work for teach English for two years. Next, South Korea, after graduating to home. first her bon trail). In July close’20 she on will the bour you’re when know visiting Turkey sure (be to Distillery let her at ly supervisor Wild a distillery herin positions past and current is ablewas to her chemistry use degree dustry which moved her to KY. She She applied to work her in dream in erage industry for almost four years. to and Chicago worked the in bev rently studying for the Bar! She graduated May in ’20 and cur is before starting law school 2017. in worked at anonprofit for a few years land, OH, after graduating and in thein of office contracting and pro Olivia Smith Olivia Kari Hamlet Kari Victoria Eisenmann Kati Decker WoodDecker Kati Amanda WagerAmanda Annie Imbrie Adrianna LaCandia moved to Nashville has been living in in living been has moved to Seoul, moved to Cleve married Dr. married moved back moved got her her got ------2022. She received her Celt MA in PhD at the University Ulster in of Northern Ireland, finish her and will “Beau” “Beau” Wayne Freeman III. they welcomed their son, Robert Bobby Freeman 2018. in In 2020, son, Holden Tommy Bly, 2020. in Bly 2017. in welcomed They their married Nov. in 2019and com is program director proj managing two yearslast she worked has a as to the Charlottesville area. For the in Dec.in avalidation 2019as ana tractive. uation, she gotten has way more at like toalso announce that since grad ried Jeff Bishopin 2017. She would nal since 2017. aneditorbeen for anacademic jour Irishnew translation project and has early 2021, started has working on a publications coming out late 2020/ of Toronto 2017. in three She has College Cork 2016 and in University ic/medieval studies from University horses at her dream job. with exclusively working currently veterinarian. She lives MDand in is ia Tech and graduating a 2020as in lifemanager before going to Virgin inal appeals.inal defense lawyer, with afocus on crim with the long-term a being goal of lawplans to school begin 2021 fall in nonprofit for over two years. She for youth a operations development mom. the She been has director of pletely obsessed astep with being yards. vine through rides horseback trail company service local guide offering getting back the in saddle riding for a out with her dog, Bailey, she enjoys the weekends, when not hanging lowTree, app agency. a digital On forects Fortune 500clients at Wil Aside from giving her dog, her Button, giving from Aside manual for the technical help desk. Policy Manual and helping create a creatingbeen a glossary for the 2020 her favoriteof work projects have National Transit Database. Some Federalthe TransitAdministration’s validatingentails annual reports for Charlottesville.in job The mostly consultinga woman-owned firm lyst with Boyd Caton Group, Inc., Courtney Selvage Courtney Megan Link Freeman Link Megan Sloane VictorSloane Bly Sabrina Marth GraybillSabrina Emily Cochran Emily Alex Yerkes Tyesha West Katherine Clark Bishop Clark Katherine lived up the barn started job anew has stayed has local lives Derry, in married Jon married mar got got ------married this June but, like many oth Turner Whitworth, were to set get babies. Mountain Dog are much very their children yet, their Pug and Bernese she and her husband have no human married year last and Cabo in while teaches with Barre. classes She got a fitnessShe also instructor is and Facebook.company supporting TEKsystems, atechnical services aprojectis engagement for manager currently lives Silicon in Valley. She and journaling. and antine learning calligraphy, reading extra snuggles, she’s spent also quar became engaged Reddy. to Sean schoola high counselor. In May, she wrapped up year working three of as Mechanicsville, in living VA, and just school counseling. She is currently Education andof earned in aMEd CollegeWilliam of and Mary School from University. Liberty finishing master’sher in education expecting a baby girl in Aug.! She is baby boy, Owen, Jan. in 2018and are town. welcomed They their precious privatesmall school her in home 2017. She teaches third grade a in ried Austin Blackwell March in of ner, George, two own homes by the into acommodity. She and her part nobody wanted and transforming it beautiful about aplace taking that ties on the island; there’s something proper abandoned formally ovating interest for DIY rehabbing and ren there sight That sparked unseen! an to Rico 2016after in buying ahouse to decisionsbest was move to Puer Mid-Atlantic Innocence Project. through pro bono work with the row life or sentences)are serving whomclaims (many are of on death defendants conviction with wrongful cided to continue helping indigent and liked much it so Clinic she de school working the in Death Penalty LLP. She spent law year her last of group at Hunton Andrews Kurth structured finance andsecuritization now practices corporate law the in 2017 from law school at W&L and After Briar,Sweet she graduated in min, and rambunctious lab, Charlie. (fur) children: cats, Bitty and Benja live Richmond in with their three due to coronavirus.currently They ers, had to postpone their wedding Catherine FreemanCatherine Murphy Owen Blackwell Jodi Fritz Lacy Caroline Lambda Green Lambda moved to CA and attended The says her one of and fiancé, mar ------hart teering with the Junior League. here, and she spends time volun also staying this area in since she up grew nomic development. enjoyed She has rolea new eco the as of manager publicin works and recently started Campbell County local government tration ODU. from works She for with amaster’s public in adminis Franklin 1743! in ety, which founded was by Benjamin at the American Philosophical Soci to start her dream an archivist job as NYHS, she moved to Philadelphia 2019, years after two and ahalf at at their Time, Inc., Archive. In May an assistant archivist as ical Society her firstwithjob New York Histor Bloomington. In 2016, she started and rare books at Indiana University ence with aspecialization archives in ine doing anything else.” involved now, in but I couldn’t imag doing anythingsaw myself that I’m stops giving. says, Lambda never “I It’s love alabor been that of never tinues to take them across the globe. across five continents, the work con and international level. Operating ership on the local, regional, national these experiences to encourage lead program participants, and to use globala culture citizenship among of and humility.is The aim to promote communication dence, cross-cultural skills,guage literacy, financial confi including not (but limited to): lan through the international experience, practical as well as and traits skills and cultivate marketable a variety of der-represented groups. They teach opportunity, and students from un the have otherwise not would who versity students, particularly those national experiences for college/uni provide access to inter meaningful ny called Diversity Global. They compa education international an she co-founded (with her partner) als! Apart from real estate endeavors, both live and in rent vacation as rent Mallorca,erty in Spain, which they adventures. west FL, where she enjoying is new years, she recently moved to south agency. After NYC in living for five doing freelance work with aliterary Publishing Institute currently and is tificatefrom the NYU Summer beach Puerto in Rico and one prop After graduating, Becca MervesBecca Nina R. Rezai Olivia Hurt HerndonOlivia got Library Sci her Master of graduated Dec. in earned her cer Melanie Rine married ------employed by Virginia Tech Depart Science University Phar College of University Oregon in Health and June 13, 2020, from Oregon State [email protected] Boonsboro, MD21713 18642 ManorChurch Rd. Julia FriendEckstine 2016 and Baird. have welcomed two sons, Hobson Hunter Herndon 2016. in They [email protected] Grace Culley 2017 OR. for Safeway Pharmacy Pendleton, in OR to work afloat as pharmacist degree. She relocated has to eastern Pharmacy with a Doctormacy of ing and showing horses again. the opportunity to get back into rid 2018, MDin state of she enjoyed has Lynchburg, VA, home back to her from therapist. moving Since censed adolescent clients the in future li as and hopes to continue working with hospital amental as health associate working at aninpatient psychiatric mental health counseling. She also is she completing is clinical in aMS University Baltimore, in MD, where graduate student at Johns Hopkins literally anywhere except New Jersey. to lifelong her living fulfill dream of time. enable She hopes this will her tiny home, and plans to live it full- in converting aretired school into bus a 2018. almost She also finished is home New state of Jersey Dec. in environmental consultingin firm her an environmentalas scientist for an registered dietitian. nutritionin becoming a hopes in of ly working on amaster’s program youth across the city. She current is to low income nutrition education lottesville, VA, delivers she where program stationed and is Char in She works with the family nutrition mentAgriculture of &Life Sciences. from the University Scran of Sept. 14, 2019, and graduated Megan JohnstonMegan Julia Eckstine Emily Dallas Madeleine Coleman Madeleine Shelby Macurak Shelby started working is currently is a got married is currently currently is graduated ------a communityphotocontest inner90’s their channeling stylefor and JessicaLusby’17(right) Megan Johnston’16(left) he works aprosecutor.” as my partner Jacksonville, in FL, where work apublic as defender and join program. After graduation, I plan to with alocal sport horse breeding hunter/jumper lessons and working not class, in you can find me teaching fellow Vixen here FL. in When I am and it’s wonderful so been to have a athird-year also is law student at UF, more with Jessie Schuster ’17! Jessie I amhappy to roommates be once Law, College Florida of Levin of and lawyear school of at the University administration Dec. in 2019! ton with master’s healthcare in [email protected] Richmond, VA 23220 1128 HermitageRd.,Apt.211 Cassandra Fenton 2018 visiting thevisiting local farmer’s market and tled into the area new by regularly and our dog, Rupert. We have set my fiancé Miles Sadler(HSC ’17) and Lynchburg in Iamliving with back to the Blue Ridge Mountains, office. so Iam thrilled to have moved beloved mater alma the in alumnae ary, I started job a new back at our master’s later degree this year. home projects and working on her looking forward to starting some at Florida State University! She is acceptedbeen to the MBA program house, Revenue, new and a bought theed within Florida Department of Jennifer Johnson Emily Dodson Shelby Benny Shelby In the all this year, craziness of has been promot been has : my am in final “I : Janu in “Back CLASS NOTES - - -
99 fall 2020 100 sbc.edu CLASS Courtney Barry Courtney Katie Hawk ’21,Katie Thomas ’19,Thomas in my wedding including Caroline 2020. Ihad several SBC alumnae Sam Melson (HSC ’18) on June 27, to start planning the wedding soon! got engaged Sept. last and hoping is Newport in ager News, VA. She also and now is Sherwin a branch man started amanagement as trainee at Automotive. Williams She Sherwin ed three times with her company, cuddles, deserved. as spoiling Cody Jo with belly rubs and she loves trips to Chick-Fil- A, and her student loans. In her free time, work aside hustle as to help pay off nonprofits. after nannies She also to giving churches digital vides and Give, a software company that pro ative content formanager Secure [email protected] VAWilliamsburg, 23185 508 SBoundarySt. Cecilia Mahan 2019 lotsVixen of and Tiger spirit!” ajoyous be sure it occasion will with onding Oct. Richmond, 10in Iam yard! We cannot wait for our wed enjoying the parks and our big back Falkengren Hawk’21,EmilyMelson’18,Dodson’18andCourtneyBarry ’18,Katie ofEmilyMelson’18.From wedding inthe Sweet Briarparticipants lefttoright:Caroline Thomas’19,Syrena Caroline Thomas Emily HawkEmily Melson Mikia Hundley Mikia NOTES Syrena Falkengren .” Emily Dodson works acre as relocat : “I married : “I and ------, guest services at services guest TopGolf and try is fall. business school France in for next for the GRE and hoping to apply to Lynchburg,in VA. studying is She assistant at anadult education center Georgetown location. Vixens are al atmanager their Washington, DC, to working be for a Pulitzer Lilly as down skidown resorts. after NC in COVID-19guide shut winter and returned to araft being raft NC, in guide went to CO for the on pause to recover! therapy. put She her has other plans recoveringis and attending physical her horse and of off and afall in hip ing different positions in different in positions different ing SBC and has startedSBC and has house hunting! at counselor admissions ternational Freedom Farm. ing professionally with Peg at Seals ways welcome!” Justice in Louisville. She is purchas is She Justice Louisville. in Kentucky Department Juvenile of the love days. her in last named Mapledog and gave her all tookalso an elderly in abandoned rescue, her Mona. with She mond ing acondo at the endAug.! of Ailish Rhoades Aoife Magner Nicole Sabovik Nicole Brittany Bradshaw Brittany Jade Smith Emily Schlosberg Emily Chanel Friedrich Chanel Amelia Currin Amelia Emma Rummel Emma works ateacher’s as says she is “thrilled injured her back works the as in lives Rich in works for the worked a as started rid started works in ------Technologies, amajor satellite imag systemsimagery for engineer Maxar Jan. 2020, where she works an as Association the as diversity initia Technology the Consumer at time best! best! workareas of to find where she fits gram. there the in well as dual pro degree Mary, getting be anMBA and Iwill law school the in at fall William & area. for her next position the in DMV tives intern. She currently is looking exams! exams! 7and 66 Series herpassed FINRA ley’s Mclean, VA, office. She recently into a support role at Morgan Stan in Annapolis, MD, and transitioned so sheso can work public in health. applyingcess of to MPH Programs her, and she currently is the in pro This spring shedecided lawis not for area toDC pursue her law degree. on July 6, 2020, and moved to the uate school! while figuring out her plans gradfor graduating and works for Talbots Jumper Association. the the summer in Colorado Hunter tively competing with her horse over ing company. ac been She also has Anne Meyer I amstarting my second year of Olivia Byrd Olivia Heather Lakner Maya White Wade Baker Sam returned to CA after just finished her her finished just moved to CO in currently lives lives currently got married [email protected] Bonnie Chronowski Brophy Class of1974 [email protected] PO Box1057,SweetBriar, VA 24595 Lea Bennett Class of1959 [email protected] Carol McMurtryFowler Class of1957 [email protected] PO Box1057,SweetBriar, VA 24595 Lea Bennett Class of1951 [email protected] PO Box1057,SweetBriar, VA 24595 Lea Bennett Class of1950 [email protected] Jordan Sack Class of2020 [email protected] Lea Gray Class of2015 [email protected] Nicole Crowder Class of2003 [email protected] Meredith Taylor Eads Class of2001 [email protected] Melanie Vracas Class of1997 [email protected] Lenora Farrington Class of1994 [email protected] Amy PeckDriscoll Class of1992 [email protected] Allene Doucette Class of1991 [email protected] Emmy Leung Development Development Development Class of1989 – – – Alumnae Relations & Alumnae Relations & Alumnae Relations & Alumnae Relations Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased * Frances and John Morse Charitable Fund, a Fidelity Investment Charitable Gift Fund Anne Taylor Quarles Doolittle ’78 RuthEstate Simpson of Carrington ’21* Alice Farmer Cary Brown ’59 Blair C. Balmer Anonymous (2) gifts in one year totaling $100,000–$499,999. Society Dell The recognizes honorsand donorswith DELL SOCIETY Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Fitzpatrick III Richard C. Colton, Jr. Anonymous (3) $500,000–$999,999. donors with gifts in one year totaling The MonumentSociety recognizes honorsand MONUMENT SOCIETY Charitable Schwab Anonymous (2) $1,000,000 or more. our largest donors with gifts in one year totaling The VisionarySociety recognizes honorsand VISIONARY SOCIETY 2019-2020 HONOR ROLLOFDONORS Charitable Gift Fund Fidelity Investmentdonor fund advised of (Kelley Manderson Fitzpatrick, ’85)
• JULY 1,2019–JUNE 30,2020 Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Mitchell Cornelia Long Matson ’58 Lignelli Catherine Keenan Colton Kelsey ’66 Judith Haskell Brewer Fund the Community of Holland-Iribe Family Foundation Martha C. Holland ’72 Gurley Elizabeth HewsonEstate of ’46* Winborne Hamlin Leigh ’58 The andHadley Marion Stuart Foundation The The Atticus Trust Anonymous with gifts in one year totaling $50,000–$99,999. The ColumnSociety recognizes honorsand donors COLUMN SOCIETY Virginia Foundation for Independent Colleges WalbridgeC. Elizabeth ’72 W. Lyons L. Brown, Jr. Charitable Foundation Mildred Newman Thayer ’61 Nan M. Stuart ’75 Pinkerton Elizabeth Estate of Scott ’36* Mr. and Mrs. Russell A. Muser Kay Parham Picha ’70 William M. Passano, Jr. H’55 Nau John Frances Morse Kirven ’68 Foundation for Greater a Richmond (Helen Addington PassanoAddington(Helen ’55*) (Virginia Cates Mitchell ’63) na and/or status class member
Katherine W.Katherine Trust Bienvenu Charitable Claude BeckerClaude Wasserstein ’82 Sanders ’62 Letitia Patricia P. Pusey ’60 OttawayCynthiaWilson ’57 Virginia W.Milam WallHarriet Martin ’65 LettieThe Pate Whitehead Foundation Lawson Mary Scales ’70 Susan C. Kesey Josey Foundation John and Sarah Freeman Foundation Esther JettEstate of Holland ’43* TrogdonKathryn Hightower ’67 Dorothy Compton of Estate Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Griffin RobertsAllison Greene ’81 Sarah Dabbs Fryer ’72 Sarah Mott Freeman ’76 Heather Colson Ewing ’90 Inc. Enterprises, Community Donna Pearson Josey Chapman ’64 ErnestineEstate of M. Chandler ’44* Martin S. Brown* Mrs. Brandt Caroline Casey ’49 Sarah Porter Boehmler ’65 Marks HerbruckMarks ’51* Pearson(Elizabeth Griffin ’62) Washburn Katherine of (Estate Bienvenu*) DONOR
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fall 2020 102 sbc.edu DONOR Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased * Catherine and William J. Cabaniss Advised W.Eugenie ’68 Carr David N. Carne (Barbara Hastings Carne ’69*) The Honorable and Mrs. William J.Cabaniss, Jr. Eleanor Sledge Burke ’64 Amy Gibbs Brown ’99 Elinor Plowden Boyd ’74 Borchers-Leon ’81 Charla Leslie Basten and David D. Basten Mary Brush Bass ’62 Ann Ritchey Baruch ’62 Recordings,Bama Rags LLC Barbara Gracey Backer ’71 Sarah G. Babcock ’83 Foundation Endowment American The Al Stroobants Foundation Adam ’62 ElliceParry Accutype Services, Inc. Anonymous 1978 Member of the Class of Anonymous (3) with gifts in one year totaling $7,500–$49,999. The FountainSociety recognizes honorsand donors FOUNTAIN SOCIETY Mr. and Mrs. F. Hudnall Christopher, Jr. Martha S. Fruehauf ’80 Carol McMurtry Fowler ’57 Max G. Fink Fiduciary Charitable Foundation EOS Foundation BoydLucy Lemon Edmunds ’63 Putnam Mundy Ebinger ’70 Jane Dure R. ’82 Mimi Galloway Duncan ’42 Mary DuBois Sivalls Davis Betty Rae ’58 Laura L. Crum ’79 Cruess ’79 AndrewsSusan LynneEstate of Smith Crow ’64* Mr. and Mrs. Cross Dennis H.Lucy Coyle ’79 Jane Covington Ellis ’60 MelindaTreutle Courtland ’79 NancyWebb Corkery ’81 FoundationCord Charitable C.Bonnie Cord ’66 Jeannette Singleton Cloyd ’75 Nan Robertson Clarke ’73 Clara WeissFund (Catherine Caldwell Cabaniss ’61) Greater Birmingham Fund the Community of Foundation of (Anne Frothingham Cross ’66) ’58) Cannon (Claire HONOR ROLL
Claire Dennison GriffithClaire Dennison ’80 and Greater Lynchburg Community Foundation WinfreeAnnGooch ’66 Gipson L. Robert Susan Stephens Geyer ’74 Gateley ’70 Ann Caroline Chobot Garner ’54 Katherine J. and Harold Howe, R. Jr. JRD Fund, Fidelity adonor fund advised of MontgomeryRose Johnston ’56 Mr. and Mrs. Leverett Hubbard, Jr. Kathy Jackson Howe ’78 Katharine Pauley Hickok ’72 Sandra G. Herring ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Helm, Jr. ’66 Katherine Powell Heller ’78 The S.Helen Charles and G. Patterson, Jr. HearnA. ’85 Katherine Eleanor Frank Hazard ’81 Karen J. Hartnett ’70 The Harrison Foundation HarrisonAshton ’75 Williams Adelaide H. Hapala HannahMary Elizabeth ’62 Cassandra Streett Hamrick ’66 Mary Sutherland Gwinn ’65 Matthew Mezzanotte &Genevieve Foundation, Mary E. Hannah Charitable Gift Fund of TIAA Marie G. Dennett Foundation Susan Jahn Mancini ’64 Luther and Claire Griffith Foundation Lisa Wray Longino ’78 and George F. III Longino VirginiaLiddel Sheaff ’52 Leonard G. Herring Family Foundation Leland ’68 A.Deirdre EstateAlice of F. Laubach ’35* Helen Murchison Lane ’46 Min Ho Kwaan ’60 Mears Elizabeth Estate of Kurtz ’58* Jo KramerAnn Soderquist ’64 WaltonSusan Klaveness ’76 Kenton and Amy Brown Fund, adonor-advised Jane Johnson Kent ’48 Kelley ’70 A. Mary Conrad Fund, and Charles F. Stevens Fund) (Calvin and Virginia Cox Fund, James Gilliam Investment Charitable Gift Fund FoundationCharitable Trust T.Luther Griffith Bank of N.A., America, of TrusteeBank Charitable Inc The fund of Winston-Salem Foundation CarolinasThe FoundationDonor Fund For of Advised na and/or status class member
Munson White Family Fund, adonor advised MunsonGillian Susan Lykes Mueller ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Helm, Jr. Fund at the Makanah Morriss Dunham ’66 Margot Saur Meyer ’60 TowillRebecca McNair ’60 Lynne Pottharst McMillan ’69 Tia Campbell McMillan ’66 McNair Currie Maxwell ’63 Ashley Harper Matthews ’96 and Dave Matthews U.S. Agriculture of Department MurrayTrussellMary ’55 RothrockTrozzo Gail ’64 Jane (Kitchie) Roseberry Tolleson ’52* Tianaderrah Foundation TIAA Charitable Inc UpchurchKatherineTakvorian ’72 Marianne Oliveri Svoboda ’60 Svoboda ’84 A. Christina Corrado Stillwagon Leslie ’88 StantonAndersonSarah ’89 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Smiley Sledge The Foundation Jane Reeb Short ’74 Marshall Metcalf Seymour ’64 Frances Dornette Schafer ’70 BriarSweet College Alumnae ClubAtlanta of The Rose Rose The Montgomery Johnston Diana D. Robin ’57 EstateAnn of F. and James Rawley* Rawley* Wesley ’75 Ann Ramsey Weston Louise ’74 Rainey The Quarterdeck Foundation EstateVirginia of Noyes Pillsbury ’44* Charlotte Prothro Philbin ’95 Perkins-Prothro Foundation Kathleen Garcia Pegues ’71 The Pauley Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Stanley F. Pauley Joanne Holbrook Patton ’52 Michelle L. O’Neill ’85 FoundationNorfolk Southern JaneW. Nelson ’66 NCAA June Speight Myers ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Whitney G. Saunders SantandreaBetty Rau ’70 BennettMason Rummel ’83 fund of Fidelity Investmentfund of Charitable Louisville Foundation of Community (Ellen Harrison(Ellen Saunders ’75) Gift Fund Family Foundation
Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased * Claire Borrelli Bob and Holly Ulrich Fund the Community of Clare Newman Blanchard ’60 HallDrusilla Bishop ’78 Kristin Farris Bergquist ’03 ’05 Benson A.Heidi Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C. Benjamin ’04 Beller CynthiaA. Ruth Marshall Bell ’67 Colleen Bradley Bell ’89 Jane Roulston Beaver ’62 VictoriaBates ’74 Rebecca Carter Barger ’81 Brenda Muhlinghaus Barger ’65 TwedellSally Bagley ’67 The Argo Foundation AndrewsSpurrell ’91 Susan HodgesAndrewsHarriette ’53 C’AnneAnderson ’68 PsychologicalAmerican Foundation (APF) RyanAle ’76 Margaret Albizzatti ’90 Carson Leslie Akers ’73 Cann Katherine Anonymous (3) one year totaling $2,500–$7,499. society, recognizes and honors donors with gifts in The Boxwood CircleSociety, Sweet Briar’soldest gift BOXWOOD CIRCLESOCIETY WeaverSuzanne Zimmer ’85 Wynne Family Fund Hampton of Roads WynneSnodgrass Susan ’72 Wraase Family Foundation Greater of WraaseKirby ’74 Cecilia Woodland Foundation Meredith Woo BarclayWinstonFlorence ’57 E. Thomas White WhiteHaug Hedi ’64 S.Betty Weiss WeinerGwendolyn ’62 Still Waters Fund, adonor fund advised of Betty Byrne Gill Ware ’55 Judith Atkins Wall ’61* F.Marion Walker ’72 JaneTatman Walker ’60 Vanguard Charitable VanderweilHinshaw Anne ’68 M.Vairo Georgene ’72 Foundation for Greater a Richmond FoundationCommunity Washington Community Foundation Fidelity Investment Charitable Gift Fund Diana Muldaur Dozier ’60 DorothyThe Kopmeier Vallier Foundation WarnerAlice Donaghy ’62 Anne Dinan Kinsey ’68 E.Lisa Diard Virginia S. deBuys ’64 Direxa Dick Dearie ’67 Janet Myers Deans ’77 Witcover Christine Dean ’68 Jane McKenzie Davis ’03 I.Thomas Crowell(Mary Wheat Crowell ’42*) Nannette McBurney Crowdus ’57 Crispen Cullen Ann Kiley Crenshaw ’76 Barbara Bush Cooper ’81 Strous Conner ’63 Christine Deirdre S. Conley ’72 WillardConger ’53 Courtney Commonwealth Virginia, of Forestry Dept of The BightComegys Charitable Foundation Virginia Upchurch Collier ’72 Colleen &Bradley Charitable Bell Fund, a The Coca-Cola Company HeatherTully Click ’70 Sarah Preston Clement ’75 ClearIt, LLC Glenys Dyer Church ’73 The of fund Fund, donor-advised a Christopher Heather L. C. Aspinwall Chiles ’95 Charles W. and Kristin A. Fund, Swain adonor Charles Jago Foundation, Elder Inc. Chapman Latta DicksonElizabeth Frenzel Casalini ’82 Carter-Barger Family Fund the Community of Georgia Graham Carroll ’66 Suzanne Jones Cansler ’63 W. D. Campbell Insurance Carla Pellegrino Cabot ’84 Ethel Ogden Burwell ’58 Anne Burris Cogswell ’75 Margaret Price Bruno ’83 The Bruce Ford Brown Memorial Trust BrownMary Lanman ’50 Antoinette Brown Christian ’78 Mary Jane Hipp Brock ’70 RodgersElizabeth Boyd ’84 Nancy Fleshman Bowles ’62 Martha L. Boudreau ’79 Impact Funding Trust, Inc. donor-advised Morgan fund of Stanley Global Winston-Salem Foundation Gift Fund Fidelity Investment fundadvised of Charitable County, Gaston Foundation of Inc. na and/or status class member Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Fallon Helen Euston Scribner ’65 Martha Meehan Elgar ’67 Virginia Jago Elder ’53* ’61 Dunn WilliamsCelia Cathleen Brooke Dunkle ’85 Renee Dupre Dugan ’00 Dr. Margaret Norris, UBS Donor-Advised Fund, Carol Dickson Jahnke ’86 Mary Pope M. Hutson ’83 JingWang Huang ’68 D.Houck Philip Mrs. Dr. and Ashby Clark Hopkins ’85 BissellLesley Hoopes ’68 Janet Storey Honick ’73 SchwaabLinda Hodges ’65 WeickertRenate Hixon ’60 Jessica M. Hiveley ’97 Anne Day Herrmann ’64 Henry Smith Laird Foundation The Henry Foundation Jacqueline Geets Henry ’92 Beverley Crispin Heffernan ’75 Harvey Laurel Lea ’90 Trueheart Elizabeth Harris ’49 Mary Elmore Harrell ’64 Mary Pederson Grum ’65 Jane H. Goodridge ’63 Wayne Stokes Goodall ’48 Ann Martin Gonya ’85 Charitable Foundation,Glenridge The Inc. Mark W.Gilkey WareMary Gibson ’83 Gibson ’83 A.Katherine JonesLouise Geddes ’84 Eileen P. Gebrian ’72 Gargano ’88 MicheleA. Virginia Del Greco Galgano ’64 Heather MacLeod Gale ’75 Natalie Roberts Funk ’66 Jane Hutcherson Frierson ’74 Mary Frank Mary Carter Frackelton ’72 Four G’s Charitable Trust Gale Rogers Fortebuono ’64 Foundation ForCarolinas The Cathy Patton Foose ’78 Judith Brown Fletcher ’71 Anne Riordan Flaherty ’78 Mary Fleming Willis Finlay ’66 Patricia Dolph Fallon ’84 administered by National Philanthropic Trust (Patricia Dolph Fallon ’84) DONOR
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Mr. and Mrs. Mark M. Magruder PooleLinda Maggard ’75 Mary Mabry Rhoda ’80 MabieMargot Susan Posey Ludeman ’80 Love Wins, Fidelity adonor fund advised of Nan Dabbs Loftin ’81 Marcia Pace Lindstrom ’66 P.Linda Maggard, L.P. Maggard Foundation Harriet Kendrick Pascoe McFadden ’82 CharitableMCF The SchwabFund at Charitable Mary McDonald Lee ’65 MarthaEstate Hoffman of McCoy ’44* V.Gardner McCormick Margaret Graves McClung ’53 McAllister S. Andrew Matchstick Charitable Fund, adonor advised Antonia Bredin Massie ’77 and JohnMary Lane K. Sullivan Charitable Fund Mary F. Miller, Fidelity adonor fund advised of Anne Baldwin Mann ’78 Karen L. Malmquist ’90 Blanchette Maier Chappell ’73 Helene Bauer Magruder ’57 Investment Charitable Gift Fund (Pamela Drake McCormick ’72*) Gift Fund Fidelity Investmentfund of Charitable Vanguardof Charitable Investment Charitable Gift Fund Hanson Magruder (Ella ’75) na and/or status class member
Mr. and Mrs. Kent Newmark Newmark Sims Linda ’60 Margaret deLashmutt Newlyn ’62 FoundationNewcastle NesbitMary Burwell ’56 National Trust for Historic Preservation NationalPhilanthropic Trust Kathleen Bailey Nager ’53 HelenEstate of Turner Murphy ’56* Elisabeth Muhlenfeld, President Emerita Betty Booker Morriss ’66 Morgan Stanley GIFT Sue Lawton Mobley ’55 Mary Fitzhugh Miller ’64 Anne Milbank Mell ’71 DorothyWoods McLeod ’58 Marjorie Rebentisch McLemore ’70 James M. McKinnon Karen Jaffa Mc Goldrick ’79 McFadden Family Fund the Community of Carol Barnard Ottenberg ’60 OrtonWilson ’75 Katharine Gail Robins O’Quin ’67 Oglesby Ellis Lamar ’54 The Northrop Grumman Foundation Margaret Norris Swann ’45 ’14 Ngiam Ju-Ren Lindsay Smith Newsom ’67 Foundation Greater of Birmingham (PatWintonNewmark ’69)
Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased * Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sherman Jane Russo Sheehan ’52 Mr. and Mrs. Parker Selbert Marylew Redd Schmieg ’83 Schlech ’70 A.Katherine Sallie F. Scarborough ’75 TraylorRucker ’65 Beltz RoweElizabeth ’48 FoundationRouse-Bottom Lynn Shirey Kahler ’76 J.Stacey Rogers Roberts ’83 ArchibaldSarah Norma Neblett Roadcap ’76 Mary Cosby Rinehart ’61 Riley-ColemanLynne ’64 Olga N. Rigg ’04 and David L. Rigg The Richard Foundation Carol Reifsnyder Rhoads ’65 Renaissance Charitable Foundation, Inc. ’72 Ramsey ArmstrongLeslie Anne D. Purinton ’70 PowellFlorenceA. ’80 Andria Plonka Calhoun ’67 Susan Dern Plank ’73 Jeannette N. Pillsbury ’72 Jr. Pierce, C. R. Mrs. Mr. and Greta Barksdale Brown Peters ’66 PepsiCo Foundation Deborah Haslam Peniston ’66 PayneMollieArcher ’58 WeimerMargaret Parrish ’76 TaylorKathryn Paine ’99 Mary Lane BryanMary Lane Sullivan ’58 Kay Pierce Sugarbaker ’93 Katherine Haskell Subramanian ’63 Sterling ’73 Renata Stanley ’64 Anne Ava L. Spanier ’86 Energy Southwestern Soren, LLC Erin E. Sobotta ’99 WendyWeiss Smith ’71 Martha Kemp Schley Smith ’12 Holly L. Smith ’72 S.Ellen Smith ’87 Susan Hendricks Slayman ’60 GalloElizabeth Skladal ’58 Sarah Garrison Skidmore ’56 Jana Portman Simmons ’82 Simmons ’86 A.Amy ’03 Silverthorn Arnott Courtney Hannah J. Silva ’05 Anne Ross Shipe ’75 (R. (R. Anne Pankoski Sherman ’96)
Dana Dewey Woody Dewey Dana ’58 DuffieldDiane ’57 Wood JohannaYaple Wolski ’70 JonesWittkeAriana ’46 PetersonWilson Lois ’26* WilliamsPlunkett ’48 Elizabeth WillettHarley ’84 Elizabeth Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Wilcoxson PamelaHellmuthWiegandt ’64 Wells Fargo &Co FeltusJaneWelch ’55 WeinbergL. Ellen ’87 WendyWeiler ’71 WeekesPamelaS. ’83 WebbMcCardell Katharine ’70 WarnerSmith Margaret ’58 WaringOxner Jane ’58 WardwellEnglish Anne ’65 WendyIgleheartWalker ’78 Sarah P. vonRosenberg ’72 Vincent S. and Nancy P. Jones Advised Fund 1at VarugheseKummer Katherine ’03 Norma Stieh Bulls Valentine ’93 Margaret West Valentine ’55 Holly Silsand Ulrich ’81 Twin Myrtle Corporation CorcoranTrauth Christine ’85 TooneHudsonVirginia ’53 Eleanor St. Thorp Clair ’58 MarySue Morrison Thomas ’72 B.TedardsAnn ’70 CromwellTaliaferroMargaret ’49 TadlerPenelopeS. ’91 ’74 Swain AmylonKristin Grace E. Suttle ’60 VirginiaWood Susi ’04 Meredith Thompson Sullivan ’74 Florence Pye ApyPyeFlorence ’53 The andAnn FrankCahouet Foundation Anderson ’63 Otis Lucy Anderson ’99 Dize Kelley B. Anderson Judith AndersonEdwards ’70 Elizabeth Foundation-Benevity Giving Online American FoundationAmazonSmile Albert ’82 PirnieHeather Albert ’72 C. Cecilia ’77 Akins K. Ramona Anonymous (2) gifts in one year totaling $1,000–$2,499. The OakSociety recognizes honorsand donorswith OAK SOCIETY the Rochester Area Community Foundation na and/or status class member Jean C. von Schrader Bryan ’82 Helen Bauer Bruckmann ’78 Shirley Poulson Broyles ’54 Rosamond Sample Brown ’64 Mary Jo Biscardi Brown ’86 BrownLaura Lee ’63 Harold G. Brown H. Virgina Pennel Brooks ’66 Mary-Dame Stubbs Broad ’50 BeatriceTotten Britton ’65 Anne S. Briber ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Bradford Boylston Family Fund Community Coastal of Eleanor Boylston and Benjamin C. Boylston CarolloLee Boyes ’78 DavisChristine Boulware ’77 Desiree M. Bouchat ’83 Mary Blair Both ’65 Barbara Sampson Borsch ’59 Mary Morris Gamble Booth ’50 Diane Dunaway Boles ’82 Suzanne Boas Edinger ’68 BNY Mellon Charitable Gift Fund YoungAnn Bloom ’59 D. DeAnne Blanton ’85 Barbara Blair Birch-Beard ’85 Theresa BettyThe Bentsen Winn Foundation K.Claudia Berryhill ’72 Mary Jane Berry ’73 Sophie MacKenzie Belouet ’68 Amanda M. Beller ’08 Beck ’90 Brandi Carol S. Bebb ’74 Marianne Muse Beard ’60 Florence Rowe Barnick ’80 Nella Gray Barkley ’55 Katherine Fons Barkley ’87 Bannish ’55 DorothyA. Mary Fran Brown Ballard ’49 DorothyTobin Baldwin ’44 Dr. and Mrs. Paul S. Baker Katherine Barrett Baker ’83 Benjamin S. Baker (Susanne Nifong Baker ’97*) Irving W. Bailey II BaileyRussell and Anne Lowrey A. Hopie Carter Avery ’94 Averell Randle ’75 Ashley The Atlantic GroupServices Charitable Trust AssmusHuguenin ’69 Jan ArmstrongBernard ’76 Sallie AreyPamelaHenery ’71 ArcherVictoriaL. ’81 Foundation of SC Foundation of DONOR HONOR ROLL 105
fall 2020 106 sbc.edu DONOR Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased * Mr. and Mrs. Connor Thomas WardElisabeth Connors ’80 BarbaraTragakis Conner ’85 The Community Foundation of Western Kelly Collins Lear ’96 Alexandra Carpenter Cole ’58 Dunlap Cogswell Margina ’67 Foundation,Clifton Inc. KirklandTucker Clarkson ’53 Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Clark Ginger Ryon Church ’85 Barbara Little Chuko ’64 ’79 Christner A. Ingrid HowieElizabeth Christian ’89 Mr. and Mrs. James A. Chatt II Cynthia Manning Chatham ’75 Lee Anne MacKenzie Chaskes ’83 Charles L. and Carter D. McDowell Charitable BettyeChambers Thomas ’62 Kiera M. Cavalleri ’15 BrewerElizabeth Caughman ’70 StanlyElizabeth Cates ’63 Susan McGettigan Carroll ’77 Sigrid Zirkle Carroll ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Carroll Mary Leigh Woltz Carrison ’70 Carrie S. Camp Foundation, Inc. Catherine Lanter Carrick ’96 VictoriaCarpenterWhite ’72 PriceRew Carne ’59 Martha Baum Carlton ’62 Mary CookeEstate of Carle ’59* Cardon ’96 Christie Mr. and Mrs. Mark Cantfil Jodi and Gary Canfield Mr. and Mrs. William A. Campbell Camp,L. Clay Jr. Helen S. Camblos ’70 Rushton Haskell Callaghan ’86 Eugenia Dickey Caldwell ’65 Craig J. Cain WalshAnn Cahouet ’54 WadmanMargaret ’61 Cafasso C HHerbert Fund Vanguard of Charitable Jean Shaw Byrne ’65 Mary M. Buxton ’73 Susan Heitmiller Busch ’78 Heather Shettle Buerger ’88 Connors Family Fund at the Greater Lynchburg Carolina, Inc. Richmond Greater Fund the Community of Foundation for a Community FoundationCommunity Jocelyn Palmer Connors ( ’62) HONOR ROLL
Dunlap Williamson Youmans Fund the of FoundationDunlap Cogswell JaneYoe Duggan ’53 Margaret McClellan Driscoll ’92 The Drake Family Fund at the National WalshKathleen Drake ’72 Dr. and Mrs. Marc Carpenter Fund, adonor Dianne Hayes Doss ’93 Emily Pitts Dixon ’71 Patrick H. Dessart Wachenfeld Elise dePapp ’55 BuckinghamLisa Darr ’95 FleurCharlene Damp La ’98 Susan Holbrook Daly ’70 CusickJaquelin ’57 Ambler N.Katherine Crowder ’03 The Cromarty Foundation, Inc. Faith Croker Rahmer ’54 Susan Bronson Croft ’64 Cutler Bellows Crockard ’72 Craw ’72 A.Margaret Molly Rogers Cramer ’81 PaulaCraighillWirtzman ’63 Craig and Emily Wall Family Foundation Heather Craft Swenberg ’93 Mary Cowell Sharpe ’79 The Covington Family the CommunityFund of TisdaleCordellMartha ’82 Anne Peyton Cooper ’50 Tara L. Conte ’03 Sarah Fiedler Kalber ’66 Kimberly Harden Fella ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Rodger W. Fauber Lenora L. Farrington ’94 Marianne C. Fahs ’71 Carol Brewer Evans ’75 Kimberly Bramley Estep ’94 English ’71 A.Michela JenksElaine Emerson ’68 Jacqueline Littell Ellis ’58 Foundation Mitchell Redd Ellen ’93 Elkins DebraA. Elise W. dePapp, M.D. Fund, adonor advised PatriciaEdwards Thornhill ’66 Lynne Manov Echols ’71 Helen C. Dunn ’64 Community Foundation of Central FoundationCommunity of Trust Philanthropic Gift Fund Fidelity Investment fundadvised of Charitable Foundation for Greater a Richmond (Ann Sims Fauber ’64) Gift Fund Fidelity Investmentfund of Charitable Inc. Georgia, na and/or status class member
The Frances CharitableSmith Fund at Daun Thomas Frankland ’74 Frank and Mary Roach Fund the Community of Heather Beck Frank ’85 Jeanne Brassel Ford ’68 Catherine M. Flaherty ’80 Margaret Handly Fitzgerald ’67 Janna Staley Fitzgerald ’61 FitzGeraldLibby Harvey ’68 PottsElizabeth Fisher ’75 Harrell Charitable Gift Fund, adonor Lynn Prior Harrington ’58 Mr. and Mrs. L. Parker Harrell, Jr. The Harbor Foundation Mary Hapala Metta Streit Halla ’55 Mr. and Mrs. John T. Hall S.Alison Hall ’97 Barbara M. Hale ’60 Jane Hager Eastin ’67 K. Hagan Ellen ’81 Ann Morton Young Habliston ’82 Dr. Kenneth D. Grimm John Grigsby Patricia Barnett Greenberg ’74 Lendon F. Gray ’71 Patricia Paterson Graham ’79 Patricia Roby Gotfredson ’84 Michelle Gorman Lennane ’89 Mr. and Mrs. Keith Gorman Margaret Laurent Gordy ’78 ValerieGordon-Johnson ’74 Gookin ’44 Williams Elizabeth Robert Goodlatte Barbara Paulson Goodbarn ’83 Nancy L. Golden ’81 Jr. Gold, R. Victor Mrs. Mr. and Gail N. Glifort ’86 Jane Piper Gleason ’74 Marion P. Girard ’69 Mr. and Mrs. George Thomas Gillies Janet Nelson Gibson ’72 Nancy Corson Gibbes ’60 MooreElizabeth Gardner ’58 Gail Furniss Sims ’64 KimberlyWood Fuller ’80 Kelleigh Klym Friesen ’90 Mrs. Eric G. Friberg Page E. Franson ’87 Foundation for Greater a Richmond (AdeleVogel Harrell ’62) Charitable Gift Fund Fidelity Investment fundadvised of Charitable Schwab
Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased * Carolyn Pyle Kennedy ’98 Frances Barnes Kennamer ’71 Pamela Ford Kelley ’67 Patricia Kaufman Swinney ’70 Hilary Carlson Katerberg ’96 Neal Kassell NicholsEllen Jump ’60 WallaceRuina Judd ’61 Mary Sexton Jones ’53 Dona Van ArsdaleJones ’64 Deborah H. Jones ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Johnstone, Jr. Molly K. Johnson ’82 Karole Johns Boggs ’86 John and Mary Camp Foundation JMD Donor Advsied Fund Foundation of For Jill Moses Kohlmannn/Jennifer Bach Rosen Fund V. Elizabeth Jensen ’08 The Jan and Gert Assmus Giving Fund TIAA of Ann Biggs Jackson ’68 Jack &Moira Lawrence Charitable Fund, adonor Irving W. & Catherine T. Bailey II. Fund at the Huyett Family Charitable Fund, adonor-advised MacMannisLauren Huyett ’79 Hurt ’67 Hallam Ann Frasher Hudson ’57 Mary Jane Oliver Schroder Hubbard ’62 Wanda Cronic Howell ’74 Howe Foundation, Inc. Nancy Houghton Lea ’74 Emily Moravec Holt ’70 Margaret Millender Holmes ’63 Mr. and Mrs. Emory M. Hodges Susan Sudduth Hiller ’66 SimpsonElizabeth Hilberts ’81 Lee Thomas Higginson, Jr. HetlageWillisAnne ’56 Hannah E. Hesser ’10 Fred D. Herring (Helen Chapman Herring ’61*) Charlotte Hoskins Herbert ’67 Kathryn Barnes Hendricks ’70 Achsah Henderson Easter ’50 Barbara Hegarty Cain ’73 Connie G. Haskell ’70 Deborah Harvey R. ’82 Caroline Camp Harrison ’07 Kathryn H. Harris ’70 The CarolinasThe at the Greater New Orleans Foundation Charitable Inc Gift Fund Fidelity Investment fundadvised of Charitable Louisville Foundation of Community fund at BNY Mellon Charitable Gift Fund Mr. Douglas G. Lindsey Lindsay Smith Newsom Family Fund of Triangle ’68 Li Marian Colleen Kuebel Lewis ’84 Diane M. Leslie ’73 Ann Colston Leonard ’47 Ann Crowell Lemmon ’60 Virginia Bennett Leeds ’88 Elizabeth M. Lee Harriet Harrison Leavell ’81 Dorothy Moore Lawson ’59 Moira Erickson Lawrence ’80 WalkerBlair Lawrence ’68 Mary E. LaVigne ’82 Catharine King Laufer ’96 Amy Campbell Lamphere ’80 ’66 MurielWikswoLambert Pembroke Herbert Kyle ’68 Priscilla Blackstock Kurz ’67 Kroese ’74 A.Carol Amy J. Kroeger ’90 Weber Leanne Kreis ’85 Virginia Lynch Kiseljack ’84 Mr. and Mrs. William A. Kientz III Anne Williams ManchesterWilliamsAnne ’55 Fannie Zollicoffer Mallonee ’80 Mariah Smith Malik ’86 Sarah Mahan Meta Bond Magevney ’63 Mr. and Mrs. John A. MacKinnon Crom LyonsEmily Jennifer Lynes Swisher ’97 Lux ’76 Cheryl Margaret Cook Lunt ’60 Stacy Zackowski Lukanuski ’85 Ludington ’12 Stacy TurnbullAnn ’59 Lowry Carroll C. Long ’67 WatsonMartha Lombardy ’82 OsmanskiEdna-Ann Loftus ’72 Cheryl Harris Lofland ’79 Whitney Bolt Loeber ’88 Suzanne M. Little ’68 Suzanne Petrie Liscouski ’91 Lipscomb ’73 Linda JohnstonElizabeth Lipscomb ’59 ’04 Linville BrookeA. WyseMiriam Linsky ’50 Anthony ’79 Lineberry Susan Douglas G. Giving Lindsey Account, adonor Community FoundationCommunity Gift Fund Fidelity Investment fundadvised of Charitable (Sara McMullen Lindsey ’47*) na and/or status class member
Nancie H. Entenmann Fund the Greater of HoeferChristina Myers ’75 MurphyAdams ’72 Catharine Mr. Alan F. Rothschild, Jr. through The Fort Miriam Molander Moss ’62 Morton Harvey Lisa ’67 Vaughan Inge Morrissette ’54 BabcockChristina Morris ’86 Carter Heyward Morris ’73 Katharine Fisher Morland ’71 Morgan Stanley Foundation Megan L. Morgan ’76 Kara D’Ambra Dickey Moore ’95 MooreA. ’88 Cecilia Jane D. Mooney ’77 Dorothy Mooney Lear ’78 L. MontgomeryDenise ’75 MonahanAndrews ’80 Amy Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Modzelewski Katharine Crommelin Milton ’62 L. Mills Elaine ’74 Warren Moore Miller ’72 VontzCarol Miller ’68 Jarrett Millard Dudley ’70 Carolyn Foster Meredith ’61 Menson Susan Somerville ’68 Virginia Borah Meislahn ’62 Carson Freemon Meinen ’80 D.Elizabeth McMullen ’68 Sherrie Snead McLeRoy ’74 McKayCynthia ’78 A. Sarah Dean McGill ’66 Margaret S. McFaddin ’75 Margaret Hoy McFadden ’72 Carter Donnan McDowell ’57 Harriotte Dodson McDannald ’65 Amy Thompson McCandless ’68 JenningsAllison McCance ’64 Anne Stupp McAlpin ’68 Emily Dick McAlister ’78 Gay Reddig Mayl ’55 JenkinsLouise Maybank ’60 Mathieson Giving Fund, adonor fund advised of Barbara Offutt Mathieson ’70 Fionna J. Matheson ’98 Eleanor Gilmore Massie ’66 Laura Gredys Martin ’90 Margaret A. Craw Fund, adonor fund advised of Marian Charitable Li Fund at Schwab Charitable Toledo Foundation Community Trustee Fund, CFCV Fidelity Investment Charitable Gift Fund Fidelity Investment Charitable Gift Fund DONOR HONOR ROLL 107
fall 2020 108 sbc.edu DONOR Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased * Pleasants Family Fund Foundation of For FormanClaudia Pleasants ’70 Pierie Blew Bonnie ’67 Pettit Family Community Fund the of Almena Hill Pettit ’69 NewtonElaine Peters ’57 Peggy Taliaferro Fund the Baltimore of Phoebe Brunner Peacock ’68 Sarah B. Patterson ’01 Dr. Lynn Pasquerella ParkinsonMary Owens ’61 Clifton W.Pannell The Pam and Pat CharitableArey Gift the Fund of Norris-Green Charitable Fund at Valerie Norris and Joel Green Kimberly Knox Norman ’85 BarbaraNicolAshton ’74 Mr. and Mrs. James W. Newman, Jr. Carol D. Newman ’71 NeuenschwanderJanArmstrong ’57 Network For Good Mellie Hickey Nelson ’67 Mary Johnson Nelson ’64 Nancy Spencer Advised Fund, adonor-advised Diane McCabe Reid ’70 Bettie Katherine Arnold Reed ’64 Josephine England Redd ’64 Milbrey Sebring Raney ’65 ’64 Ramey AndersonGail FoundationPrudential Barbara Mendelssohn Price ’78 Marsha Decker Powers ’75 PowellM.Anne ’88 TiftCatherinePorter ’44 DykesElizabeth Pope ’83 Anna Pai Chao ’57 Wilma L. Packard ’70 FarmerElizabeth Owen ’62 Susan C. O’Toole ’73 TreeOrange Foundation Barbara Falge Openshaw ’57 Janice P. O’Donnell ’75 Brittany Carlton O’Bannon ’08 Grace Mary Garry Oates ’64 Julie Brooks Nyquist ’90 Beth Slayman Nubbe ’84 Margaret MacKenzie Nowacki ’63 North Texas Community Foundation Community Foundation of North FoundationCommunity Florida of FoundationCommunity The fund of Winston-Salem Foundation The CarolinasThe T. Rowe Price Program for Charitable Giving Schwab Charitable Schwab HONOR ROLL
Rinehart Family Charitable Fund at B. Ricardo Lucy Gracey StoddardGracey ’67 Stillfield Fund I at Charlottesvillethe Area Mary Page Stewart ’78 Claypool StevensonLisa ’89 Margaret Jones Steuart ’54 Mr. and Mrs. Brad Steinle Melanie Bowen Steglich ’78 Jr. Steele, C. R. Mrs. Mr. and Starke Foundation StarfishCharitable Foundation Amanda Birge Spivey ’61 Katharine Osborne Spirtes ’75 Nancy Spencer Salisbury ’56 Cynthia Hubard Spangler ’63 Mr. and Mrs. H. Finis Southworth Jane Sommer Hamill ’65 Mr. and Mrs. S. Dennis Soliwoda SheltonElizabeth Smolens ’75 Smith ’58 ArduserPeggy Frances Street Smith ’52 SmithAlix Sommer ’71 Jennifer Slade Belovsky ’71 Martha Bickham Singleton ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Shuford, Jr. Shipley ’76 Andersen Kari HutchinsElizabeth Sharland ’61 Foundation Seilheimer Mary Lou Morton Seilheimer ’63 Katherine Caola Seiler ’07 Prudence Sandifer Scott ’59 KopperElizabeth Schollaert ’64 Anne Parker Schmalz ’62 ’04 Scheer Catherine CandaceEstate Greene of Satterfield ’46* Salomon Calder ’64 Christie Margaret Ryan Christian ’74 Helen Jenkins Ryan ’68 Adelaide M. Russo ’68 Jill Steenhuis Ruffato ’80 RothschildJewettWinn ’83 Katharine M. Roth ’88 Mr. and Mrs. James M. Rossi Jennifer Bach Rosen ’88 WarrenDeborah Rommel ’70 Virginia Luscombe Rogers ’50 CarrollLee Roebuck ’87 S. Robeva Raina Nancie Howe Entenmann Roberts ’56 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Mary Reid Roach ’74 Community FoundationCommunity Charitable Schwab na and/or status class member
Tate Family Fund Foundation of For TaraschiL. Caroline ’87 TankardRoderickJoie ’90 T. Rowe Price Program for Charitable Giving TruloveRebecca Symons ’79 Symonds ’62 Allen Anne TaylorMary ’58 Swing Martha Madden Swanson ’66 Swan Cleveland Carey ’70 Susan T. and Eric G. Friberg Fund Coastal of Stupp Bros Bridge-Iron Co. Lynn Gullett Strazzini ’67 Jesse Durham Strauss ’96 Phillip C. Stone SmithElizabeth Stone ’58 Mara WegerskiMara ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Marvin W. Webster, Jr. WattsHeuerCharlotte ’57 Mr.Mrs.and Aubrey V. Watts,Jr. CottonWard Dawne ’81 BrainerdWalter Edith ’42 PeytonWalkerCarolyn ’64 H.Waldron Karen ’75 Margaret Walbridge JoachimVirginiaWade ’63 VictoriaMcClintockWade ’95 H.VolkCynthia ’83 Vincent S. and Nancy P. Jones Advised Fund 2at Mr. and Mrs.L. Thomas Vandegrift Valerie Gordon-Johnson &Doug Johnson Ann Martin Goldmann Uloth ’83 Suzanne DuVivier Ullrich ’78 Tyree-Taylor Elizabeth ’71 Mr. and Mrs. David B. Tyree TwiggNewman Harriet ’74 P.Sidney Turner ’66 TurnerStevenson Kathleen ’64 TropperSchwartz Sandra ’73 MontelleTrippMary ’82 Travelers Companies, Inc. TerryStarkeTosh ’75 Tom and Joan Tyree Memorial Fund, adonor MatthewsTingley Lida ’61 Grace Quirk Thompson ’88 WoodAlice Thompson ’59 Kay M. Thomas ’96 Maria Thacker Goethe ’02 Community Foundation SC of the Rochester Area Community Foundation Fidelity Investment Charitable Gift Fund Charitable Fund, adonor fund advised of Gift Fund Fidelity Investment fundadvised of Charitable CarolinasThe
Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased * Mary Frances Oakey Aiken ’71 T.Claire Affleck ’03 Aetna Foundation, Inc. D.AprilAdelson ’86 AdeeBrownNatalie ’96 Addison ’74 Massie Ann AdamsonPearl ’66 Riggan Adams-MoffettAbigail ’06 Adams ’86 Finn Susan Sally Whittier Adams ’56 PowellAdams ’78 Priscilla DeFoeAdamsPhoebe ’52 P.David Adams F.Catherine Adams ’76 AdamsGreer ’56 Ann The Ackermann Foundation Mr.Mrs.and Victor Ackermann SampleAbshireCarolyn ’51 Jessica A. Abramson ’08 Joan Armstrong Abington ’90 J.DorothyAbernathy ’11 Abell ’96 Conklin Angela AbdullahBrandes ’54 Louise AbateDally Margaret ’99 Anonymous Donors through Facebook (14) Anonymous ’60 Anonymous (11) under $1,000. importancethe ofdonors with annual gifts DonorThe Society recognizes honorsand DONOR SOCIETY Letha Dameron Zackowski ’81 MappYoung Margaret ’67 Mr.George Youmans MarshalynYeargin-Allsopp ’68 HickoxWrightNancy ’68 PooleMollyWolfe ’65 WiseBashinsky ’75 Bet WinnGordon ’66 Mary WinnBentsen ’53 Betty Winks Charitable Fund, adonor fund advised of WinksPatricia Layne ’52 T.Katie Wilson ’08 HicklinMary Ann Willingham ’56 MooreWilliamsCharlotte ’67 PatriciaWilder ’63 Cassandra Whaling Wierman ’85 AlyshaWiegand ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Landon Whitmore WhiteC.Nancy ’79 WhartonKemper ’58 Elizabeth WelchLeslieMeredith ’65 Fidelity Investment Charitable Gift Fund Ann R. SmithAnn R. Charitable Fund at AngellOsborne ’63 Lea MercierJessicaAndryshak ’06 HubbardCatharineAndry ’85 M.AndrewsJoelle ’06 M.AndrewsJean ’72 AumillerLisa Anderson ’96 AndersonRuffin Judith ’57 Anderson ’73 Bekins Cynthia AndersonKing ’97 Alicia Amsden ’53 Katherine JaneYardley Amos ’63 America’s Charities-AARP American Express Company and AXP Political Keith Amburgey Amberg ’65 Sharp Beverley Amass ’70 Harris Loring Bianca Lucia Alvarado Gavilanes ’17 Alter David MeyerAloe ’63 Jean Allport ’84 Pflug Holly ’14 Allison Rose Katherine Renee and John Allison ’99 Allison Carl Christine Alliance Data TaylorM.Allen ’20 NortonAllen ’72 Susan Mr. and Mrs. Kent Allen HuntAllen ’63 Julia Allen ’56 Stevens Ann PayneAllen ’59 Aline Allen ’97 Alicia McNairHarrietAlexander ’86 AldersonKristy ’73 Albert ’83 Chapin Anne Erin A. Alberda ’01 ButteriAkersDeborah ’77 Emily Spivey ArnoldSpivey ’15 Emily Arnheim ’61 O’Neil Julie ArnettS. ’12 Lindsay Laura Warren Armstrong ’93 Mr. F. Christopher Armstrong ArmbrusterThomas ’98 Heather D.JoannaArias ’75 S.Leslie Ariail ArgoKurtz ’67 Elizabeth ToniArchibaldSantangelo ’80 SlaterArcher ’71 Louise PollockDeborahArce ’73 ArcadiaMargaret ’96 AON Corporation Ans ’88 Diver Christine Foundation E.Annie Casey Anne Sinsheimer Charitable Gift Fund at Mr. Mrs. and Ernest Annable Action Committee (PAC)Action Committee Obispo County Obispo The Community Foundation San Luis Charitable Schwab na and/or status class member
Barbara B. Roper Charitable Fund at Jane Moore Banks ’59 Bettie Sheppard Banks ’54 Patricia Carroll Bankenstein ’74 Foundation,America of Bank Inc. Kathleen Peeples Ballou ’55 Jennifer Jarvis Ballard ’93 Elizabeth M. Baliem-Simmons Mary Dixson Baldwin ’67 Kathryn Renaud Baldwin ’78 Mr. and Mrs. David W. Balding WorksAnn Balderston ’76 Laura Sickman Baksa ’70 William Baker R. Victoria J. Baker ’67 ChaplinOlivia Baker ’81 Felicia Nelson Baker ’81 BaisleyBarbara ’92 Eleanor G. Baird ’62 Abby Starke Baird ’65 Robyn Bailey Orchard ’86 Susan Parr Bailey ’81 Bailey Susan Lazarus ’85 Wallace Linda Bailey ’66 Blyth Steere Bailey ’79 BarbaraWesley ’80 Bagbey andLinda Wayne Badger Michelle L. Badger ’06 Cassandra Smith Babbitt ’78 NursatI.Aygen ’76 AycockGroves Elizabeth ’96 Ayco Charitable Foundation JordanAveryDiana ’98 H.Aurand Margaret ’64 S.Suzanne Augur Melinda Wick Aufmuth ’92 Atwill ’96 Dudman Amelia HowardAttar ’83 Ellewn M.Doyne Atkinson AtkinsonAmanda ’00 ForanMeganAtkins ’99 AtheyBoswell ’65 Elizabeth LeStrangeAshley ’91 Laurel ArtsSettlemyer ’68 Lynn The Arthur J. Gallagher Foundation Joyce Arsnow Aronhalt ’98 L. Susan AronhaltMiller ’96 Frazier Arnold ’80 Callahan Mary ReneeLindsay Ellen Kay Arnold ’10 A.Leigh Arnold ’10 Lisa ThompsonLisa Barnes ’88 Kristin D. Barnes ’08 Jane S. Barnes ’68 V.Carol Barlow ’83 Richard Barkley PamelaYthier Barkley ’87 Charlotte Barbour R. ’16 Schwab Charitable Schwab DONOR HONOR ROLL 109
fall 2020 110 sbc.edu DONOR Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased * Beckner-Mills ’69 Beth Phyllis G. Becker ’74 BeardMonaWilson ’51 Hannah C. Beall ’17 Martha Isdale Beach ’54 Myth Monnich Bayoud ’80 Bayless L. Robin ’80 Susan Baxter Dwelle ’64 Jill Goolsby Baumhover ’95 William Baumgarten Melissa Halstead Baugher ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Battad BatmanNatalie ’08 Bates ’91 Carey Andrea Bateman R. ’71 Dixie Boring Bassett ’68 SarahYoung Bass ’95 Sarah Embrey Bass ’70 Mr. and Mrs.E. Thomas Basco Dede T.Bartlett Chantel N. Bartlett ’98 Barta Kelsey R. ’15 SusanLinda Barrow ’82 ChubbChristina Barrille ’04 J.Catherine Barrier ’76 Vicky A. Thoma Barrette ’65 BarrettBruce ’72 Kate Barret Clay ’66 Carroll Randolph Barr ’67 Cynthia Balch Barns ’52 Susan M. Barney ’98 HONOR ROLL Sara Gump Berryman ’64 Mary Dance Berry ’08 Laurel Sanders Berry ’08 Berry Christopher and Laurel TerjenSusan Bernard ’63 Lynne Miller Bernard ’76 Amanda Priddy Berkey ’90 ’71 Bergquist Beryl ’82 Bergman Leslie Stephanie L. Berger ’91 Leslie Malone Berger ’83 Helen E. Berger ’88 Pamela Benton Burwell ’68 Polly ’58 Benson Jean Spillane Benning ’90 SparksLea Bennett ’83 Josephine Benedek Peter Benda Belter ’13 Brianna Carol Covington Bellonby ’70 Frances Mantho Belliveau ’82 Sylviane P. Bellamy Phyllis Schulman Bell ’76 Mr. and Mrs. Alex W. Bell Megan E. Behrle ’09 Judith Howe Behn ’65 Robin E. Behm ’79 Josie E. Beets ’00 Page Breakell Beeler ’79 Gabriella M. Bedsworth Jeanne Fenrick Bedell ’57 na and/or status class member Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Blanchard, Jr. Danielle Schofield Blanchard ’99 Jacqueline Israel Blakeslee ’68 Kendall T.Blake J.Regan Blackwood ’02 Mary Clayton Blackwell ’67 Mary Margaret Dixon Biss ’96 Nancy Schmitt Bishop ’66 Sara Schradin Bischel ’63 Dr. and Mrs. Richard E. Bird Katie M. Bird ’05 BirchEdith Lasher ’64 Anne Bingham Carr ’67 JanetWhitehurstBinder ’75 Katrina Ann Balding Bills ’97 Marianne Pownall Billings ’74 Laura D. Billings ’96 VasconcellosDevon Bijansky ’99 Paul Bigelow R. Bieser ’10 A. Sidney Julia Corte Bierster ’84 Danielle Erika Mary Bielenstein ’82 Joan Moore Biddle ’64 HendersonLisa Bice ’82 Eleanor B. Bibb ’83 Biathrow Mary T.Anne Biasiolli ’04 Gilgan BiancoElizabeth ’94 Bewick Karen R. ’75 Justine E. Betzler Ana Simic Beskin ’96 Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased * BratlieA. ’99 Rachel Nelly Osinga Branson ’75 SpragueElizabeth Brandt ’84 WearyCarolyn Brandt ’82 BrandtAnn Hallsey ’16 BrandrupJessica ’98 DorothyWetzig Brand ’71 BrandBarbara ’71 A. Sue P. Brady G. and Thomas Honaker III Brady L. Christina ’99 Katherine Hollister Bradley-Black ’92 Sarah Longstreth Bradley ’77 BradfordSarah ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Bradford III James Brachman Jessica Dennig Bozymowski ’99 Mr. and Mrs. James N. Boyd DonahueEllie Boyd ’08 T.Laura ’08 Bowrey JoannaWood ’06 Bowman ’72 Bowman Williams Elizabeth Deborah Price Bowman ’82 Deborah Ohler Bowman ’70 Kay Diane Moore Bowles ’57 Edith McRee Bowles ’74 Glory McRae Bowen ’67 BabbittElizabeth Bowen ’90 Marisha G. Bourgeois ’99 HarderElizabeth Botzis ’93 Susan Desmet Bostic ’72 Taylor Elizabeth Borntrager ’02 Mary Green Borg ’64 Natasha H. Boraas ’10 Jody N. Booze-Daniels ’79 Boone L. Dorothy Booker ’82 Ames Mary Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Bonnell Robert J. Bonini Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Bonham Martha Neill Boney ’72 Alicia Bomhardt Bounds ’89 PaulineWells Bolton ’52 Mr. and Mrs. Nelson M. Bolton Ici Bojarczyk Ollison ’89 Carol Lynn Searles Bohrer ’82 Sarah E. Bohn ’04 ’89 Bogolin JoAnn Patricia ’58 Boesch Ashby Harriet McCormick Bobbitt ’63 Susan C. Bobb ’00 FamilyBoas Fund the Community of Foundation Daniel L. Boardman VictoriaVidalBlum ’85 Joan Clinchy Blood ’65 Cynthia Craig Bliss ’66 Bleich Lisa Lynn Carol Blau ’63 Patricia H. Blanchard for Greaterfor Atlanta Mr. and Mrs. Peter P. Britton Kay A.Brimijoin Briggs ’64 NancyArni Bridges Garrison Allison ’10 Martha J. Brewer ’69 Brewer ’10 A.Madeline Mr. and Mrs. Gary Brewer Susanne O’Neill Turner Brennan ’83 Diane Ball Brendel ’78 BrownAlison Breene ’01 Ann Powell Breen ’08 Catherine Breeden Ehlen ’95 Elizabeth A. Bray, Esq. Susan L. Bundy ’73 Marie Ironmonger Bundy ’51 Nancy C. Bulls ’93 Stieh Bulls Bobby Deborah Donigan Bullett ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Clive H. Bullard NinaWilkersonBugg ’60 Marilyn Meyers Buckey ’68 S.Ellen Buchwalter Sara H. Brydges ’67 Bryant ’68 A. Cecilia Margaret Hayes Brunstad ’72 Mr. and Mrs. James W. Brunson Patricia Brunger O’Malley ’75 SmithMary Landon Brugh ’57 Nancy Hagar Bruetsch ’72 Amanda Browning Cash ’07 Gay Kenney Elizabeth Browne ’82 Wendy Norton Brown ’71 Virginia Miller Brown ’97 Susan Glasgow Brown ’64 Sharon Ingham Brown ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brown Nancy Dixon Brown ’63 Mary Perkins Traugott Brown ’45* GraceWallace Brown ’52 Emily McNally Brown ’72 MoseleyEllen Brown ’71 HaganEllen Brown ’81 BrownApperson ’72 Ellen TotushekCourtney Brown ’97 Carrie M. Brown and John Gregory Brown Brianna Boswell Brown ’82 BrotmanWilkinson ’78 Leslie Anne Carter Brothers ’63 PhuongTran Broome ’96 Brooks ’71 Allen Rhoda Julia Brooks Skilinski ’93 Anne C. 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fall 2020 112 sbc.edu DONOR Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased * Dr. Samuel B. Carleton Betty Noland Caravati ’63 Cara C. Cherry ’06 Warrick ’84 Cherna Courtney Mr. and Mrs. John Chaussee Katharine Barnhardt Chase ’67 and Danielle Briggs-Hansen Chase ’07 Lease-TrevathanCharis Chase ’06 Charles S. and Beth D. Baldwin Advised Fund, Charles M. Caravati Foundation Charles Smith, Lee IIIFamily Fund of Triangle WendieCharles ’11 A. America Foundationof Aid Charities Lynn Mather Charette ’86 Kenneth Chappelle Chapman Margaret Rand ’65 M. Chaplin Stephen Candace Buker Chang ’70 Paige N. Chamblin ’18 Terra I. Chamberlain ’04 Jacqueline Chamandy Razook ’52 Jean S. Chaloux ’72 WimbishMarydeeChalfant ’60 Jennifer Burton Jahos Chaladoff ’86 Sarah Chaffee Paris ’96 Center Stage Dance Studio, Inc. HortonElaine Cavener ’65 Miriam Choi Cave ’06 Margaret S. Caulk ’90 FrancescaCatucci ’03 Angela Anne SniffenCates ’71 Aracelie L. Castro ’99 GanttElizabeth Castles ’82 Katherine Connors Cassada ’86 Kathy G. Carwile ’19 Carver R. Ellen ’85 Sarah Ryder Carter ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Macauley Carter, Jr. Carter Bouldin Louise ’90 Carter ’04 JessicaA. Jennie Frazier Carter ’09 Emily Kathryn Carter ’01 Eleanor Jane Wells Carter ’83 Anne Babson Carter ’61 Ann MacDonald Carter ’97 Abigail Carter ’89 and Eric Rudenshiold Victoria McCullough Carroll ’84 Mary Miller Carroll ’52 Katherine M. Carr ’98 E.Alison Carr ’08 Carolyn and Lemuel Hewes Account, adonor Mary McKee Carmichael ’70 Robert L. Chase Winston-Salem Foundation a donor-advised The fund of FoundationCommunity Gift Fund Fidelity Investment fundadvised of Charitable Kimball(Elaine Carleton ’57*) HONOR ROLL C. Victoria Coxe Commander ’64 VerdaColvin ’87 Andrews Mr. Mrs. Colvin and Christopher Anne M. Colpitts ’11 Susan Hayward Collins ’55 Collins Karen R. Jennifer J. 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Conley WolcottConger Georgianna ’87 Compton-HarrisHelen ’80 Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased * Daniel Kress and Patty Glick Fund of Roberta T.Daniel Pamela Boyd Daniel ’68 T.Mary Danford ’73 HallBergen Daley ’95 Beverley Stone Dale ’95 Suzanne Gay Dailey ’83 Alexandra G. Dagher ’17 Charlotte G. Dabney PenelopeCzarra ’75 Natalie Czarra Lane ’22 Mr. and Mrs. Czarra Edgar T.Caroline Czarra ’22 CutlerRobin R. ’66 Cutler Charitable Account, adonor fund advised M.Lindsey Custer ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Currey CurrensMolly ’89 Bridget Bayliss Curren ’96 Mr. and Mrs. William K. Curling HoffmanElecta Culver ’68 WardEmily Culp ’64 B.Lee Cullum ’60 Grace E. Culley ’17 CsaplarVilarStacey ’88 Page DarneyPage ’98 DardenMary Landon ’74 Helen E. 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fall 2020 114 sbc.edu DONOR Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased * The Dodger the Fund Baltimoreof Vincent J. Doddy Dodd ’58 A.Beatrice V.Alice Dodd ’65 Kaitlin Ann Marie Dobson ’15 Katharine H. Dobie ’06 S.Louisa Dixon ’75 Alice E. Dixon ’82 Frank DiMeo, Jr. Barbara Baur Dunlap ’68 Penny Fisher Duncklee ’59 Susan Hancock Duke ’73 Melanie C. Duke ’91 Maria Shields Duke ’76 WoodsClark Duke ’12 Anne Duguid R. ’60 Anne Merriman Duffy ’86 Martha DuBarry Shmidheiser ’48 Susan Page Driver ’66 Judith Kingman Driskell ’58 JenniferToomey Driscoll ’92 Amy Ayers Peck Driscoll ’92 Drinkwater Elizabeth Lucy ’15 Lynne Dreyer Higgins ’86 Clare GillespieEllen Dreyer ’83 DrbalWhite ’77 Elizabeth Dr. Bettina P. Murray Charitable Fund at Caroline B. Dozier ’08 Joan Lamparter Downs ’58 Barbara Bolling Downs ’64 Ethel Dowling Burwell ’82 TrueDow ’80 Tria Pell Dove ’64 Vollmer Allison Douglass ’94 Virginia Stanley Douglas ’67 Martha Shorter Dougherty Lanier ’85 DoucetteAllene R. ’91 Carol Doty Goodman ’87 Joelle Jackson Doss ’98 Sarah J. Dorminey ’99 DoreMichele ’74 Adelaide Eshbach Donnelly ’78 Donna and Byron Rubin Living Trust Charitable Misty D. Donathan ’99 Keir Henley Donaldson ’52 KyleElizabeth Donahue ’82 Dominion Resources, Inc. Richard Dolen Brooke Thomas Dold ’71 FoleyLee Dolan ’96 Deborah Hubble Dolan ’77 Margaret Dodson Emily B. Dodson ’18 Mr. and Mrs. Barry Dodson Angelique Milone Dodson ’03 Schwab Charitable Schwab Investment Charitable Gift Fund Gift Fund, Fidelity adonor fund advised of FoundationCommunity HONOR ROLL Elliott & Terrell Harrigan Fund the of Jordyn L. Elliott ’17 Henslee Rutledge Elliott ’06 Caroline Robinson Ellerbe ’56 Mr. and Mrs. David S. Elkins Tarah J. Eliason ’12 Patricia Littleton Eliades ’83 Leslie Smith Elger ’63 Harriet ThayerElder ’52 Amy Ghiz El-Aasser ’92 Sherine Mohamed S. Banhawy El ’97 Cynthia Eister Seiler ’76 James Eisenmann R. ThomasA. Ehrgood, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James G. Ehlen, Jr. Eglin ’84 A. Leslie Mr. and Mrs. L. Edwards, Ralph Jr. Dawn Edmiston Donna H. Edgerton ’68 Kira Flores Ector ’86 Mr. and Mrs. John E. Ecklund Virginia Eldridge Eaton ’70 Melissa C. Eaton ’96 Brentz Basten East ’05 W.Mary ’14 Earnhart Marie Engel Earnhart ’82 Paula K. Eanes Sherri Brockwell Dymon ’89 Walker Elizabeth Dykes-Steib ’54 Susan Sickels Dyer ’91 Mr. and Mrs. G. Owen Dwire Annette C. Dusenbury ’97 Helen Masters Durham ’81 Sonja Gruhl Dupourque ’90 Leslie Hardy Dunville ’99 Augusta Harrison Dunstan ’88 Alison Burnett Dunn ’98 Stuart Bohannon Evans ’61 Evans ’10 StephanyA. Rebecca Dane Evans ’78 Julia Johnson Evans ’73 WardMaria Estefania ’69 Katherine Rinehart Eskew ’98 Wright ’79 Erwin Louise Mary Jane Eriksen Ertman ’51 Andrea Staton Eridani ’04 TaylorKatherine Erickson ’80 Erickson Catherine Environmental Chemical Corp (ECC) Sarah Colhoun Engram ’79 Alan M. Engler Engelke ’61 AlmenMathea Kathleen Brown Eney ’78 Hannah Davis Emig ’83 Pamela Koehler Elmets ’80 Richard A.Ellis Mary-Jo S. Ellis ’85 Community FoundationCommunity for a Greater Richmond Greater na and/or status class member
Emily E. FitzHugh ’61 Charlotte Marie Prassel FitzGerald ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Fitton E.Lauren Fithian ’14 Fite ’67 A. Linda Susan Croker Fisher ’84 Kate Steptoe Fisher ’96 Fisher ’17 Louise Katherine Frances Butt Fisher ’66 Weil Elizabeth Fisher ’47 Libby Glenn Fisher ’83 Grace Jones Fishel ’52 Robin Bettger Fishburne ’96 Autum MatysekSnyder Fish ’04 Elizabeth Fisch Leslie Hertz Firestone ’82 KirklandWohlrab Fiorella ’04 BarksdaleElaine Finucane ’92 June Finney Eager ’49* Jeremy C. Finley Gretchen Smith Finley ’93 Linda S. Fink Shelbie B. Filson ’91 Robyn Peckol Filimaua ’96 Nicole J. M. File ’95 Carolyn Fielding Dennis ’58 Alice Mighell Foster Ficken ’65 Laura M. Ferrazzano ’88 Jennifer Stockwell Ferguson ’73 Frances McClung Ferguson ’80 Carol H. Ferguson ’12 Cassandra C. Fenton ’18 Mary Jane Roos Fenn ’54 Laura Penick Felt ’66 Margaret Mather Feldmeier ’71 StoltzChristina Feldkamp ’89 Phyllis Feddeler Fejzuli ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Fein Nancy Banfield Feher ’64 Ashley D. Federico ’16 FaulknerAldrian ’92 Kory Sarah Engleby Farrell ’86 Anne Marie Farrell ’87 WakemanSue Farquhar ’63 Suzanne Gipson Farnham ’57 Mary Anne Farmer Calhoun ’66 Tabb Thornton Farinholt ’59 FannieMae Foundation Jean Ridler Fahrenbach ’45 Roberta J. Fagan ’91 FaganA. ’87 Regina and Genevieve Tim Fadool Simone Margaret Faas ’14 FoundationExxonMobile BriscoeChloe Ewalt ’73 Louanne Pahel Ewald ’86 Ewald ’79 A. Kathryn Melinda Brown Everett ’68 Corlis F. Everett Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased * WorksBetty Fuller ’72 Deborah A.Fritzler Caroline Bailey Fritzinger ’50 Mary Stockburger Fritzges ’88 Jill C. Frier ’06 AnnRalene Friend and John P. Prieskorn Kristen N. Frey ’16 Rebecca Nelson Freudigman ’94 Nancy Powell French ’62 Monica G. Freeman ’73 Denton B. Freeman ’88 Catherine Gornto Freeman ’92 L. Frazier-SnellingLinda ’75 Kimberly Howell Franklin ’83 Eugenia Francis Alexandria S. Francis ’74 Theresa Walters Fox ’96 Roxanne Fox R. ’01 May Humphreys Fox ’70 FoxAnne Gwinn ’57 Nicole Stewart Fowler ’95 Barbara Fowler Childrey ’61 VirginiaWatts Fournier ’44 Sally Bianchi Foster ’50 Joanne Foster O’Malley ’52 FosterA. ’12 Elizabeth Dabney Bragg Foshee ’77 A. Foshay ’93 Thomasin JonesElsa Forter ’70 Fort ’62 Chloe Deborah Blair Forrey ’84 Hooshang Foroudastan Patricia Lynas Ford ’51 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Foraker VidaFonseca ’84 C.Lisa Fondeur ’85 Anne Q. Fomon ’77 Blair Cooper Foltz ’05 Stephanie Pappanikou Foley ’97 Mr. and Mrs. Carroll G. Foley Carol Remington Foglesong ’71 Jennie Lyons Fogarty ’68 FloydSusan Seitz ’02 Floyd Carrra Ann McCullough Floyd ’58 Renee Rose Flowers ’93 Mary Jane Bradley Flowers ’96 Lucile Redmond Flournoy ’82 D.Fletcher Kathryn E.Jasper Fletcher WatjenCatherine Flemings ’59 Marion Lucas Fleming ’61 JohnsonCarey Fleming ’78 Mary-Linda Morris Flasche ’94 JacquelineWeiner Flaherty ’98 HeatherFlaherty ’84 Willson Stephanie Stitt Fitzpatrick ’81 Tranum Fitzpatrick, IV Carolyn Bloxsom Fitzpatrick ’93 Mr. and Mrs. James F. Joan Fisch Gallivan ( Fielding Clark Gallivan ’70 Carol Provence Gallivan ’73 Sharon Mendelson Gallery ’75 Susan Soriero Galbreath ’67 Jaimie DelMonte Galbreath ’92 Anne Crow Galanides ’91 Rebecca L. Gagne ’16 PhillipsChesley Gaddis ’03 Gabel-BrettCarolyn ’63 Mary South Gaab ’79 Fyffe-FreilRia ’11 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fuselier FurseMargaret Lewis ’50 Allison N. Funkhouser ’03 PennFullertonWillets ’66 Patricia I. Fuller ’71 Nancy Bade Fuller ’80 Dorothea M. Fuller ’53 Heather Minor Gelormine ’02 Gehrman ’91 A.Constance GE Foundation Mary B. Gay ’72 Karen Greer Gay ’74 Anne Pinckney Gay ’63 E. Gavitt Nancy Jill E. Gavitt ’97 Nicole J. Gauthier ’91 KellyTurney Gatzke ’99 Katrina Evans Gatti ’88 Laura Powell Gatling ’96 Dawn M. Gatewood Patricia Frawley Gates ’59 Gay Gates Owens ’77 VirginiaWoodward Gast ’73 Virginia Carson Garver ’41 Mary Moore Garrison ’78 Teresa A.Garrett Long GarnettElza ’72 Carolyn Garneau Mr. and Mrs. L. Garland Ray Wallen Lisa Gardner ’89 WrayBridgetGardner ’79 Garcia-SimonetDolly ’90 Chandra D. Garcia-Kitch ’94 Stephanie J. Garcia ’97 JaneGarciaWheeler ’59 Kristin Palbicke Garces Marcilla de ’06 GamperMary Goodwin ’78 Gamper,Charles R. Jr. Lynn Crosby Gammill ’58 Ann Mountcastle Gamble ’51* Communications, LLC Gambel Betsie Meric Gambel ’73 Marianne Schultz Galt ’68 Gallivan ’56), Gallivan Family Advised (Maria Rixey Gamper ’78*) TennesseeMiddle Fund The Community of Foundation of na and/or status class member Mary A.Gosser-Esquilín Anne Evans Gorry ’64 Mary Murchison Gornto ’69 Cheryl L.Gorman ’84 Gorman ’06 Alicia Helen Milner Gordon ’77 Google, Inc Alyson Jane Goods Carey ’86 Janice Heuvel van den Goodman ’86 RegesterLucy Goode ’51 Rebecca Frost Good ’77 Laura Radford Goley ’52 Roess GoldsmithKana ’91 Elizabeth F. Goldring ’05 Michael Goldman Judith Kobliska Goetz ’91 FreemanElizabeth Goetz ’78 Karen Dennehy Godsey ’05 WrightGodfrey ’75 Suzanne Laura Hand Glover ’86 F.Elizabeth Glotzbach Impact Global Susan Hill Glick ’68 Patricia S. Glick ’86 Gwen Maureen Fisher Glew ’91 RyanMary Elizabeth Glenn ’78 Gleason ’04 Stephanie YerdonCourtney Gleason ’03 Kathleen Glass Obenchain ’68 Glass ’96 WheelerAshley Gladstone-MuellerCaitlyn ’09 Patricia Pauling Gissendanner ’86 Ruth Rominski Girlando ’73 TracyWorthington Ginn ’89 Edith Dobyns Gilson Weezie Blakeslee Gilpin ’73 Cheryl Bishop Gilman ’90 Mary McGuire Gilliam ’47 Katherine McCartney Gilliam ’97 Elisabeth Elmore Gilleland ’50 M. Gill Robert MarieElizabeth Gilkey ’11 Anne Kilby Gilhuly ’55 PenelopeWalsh ’72 Gilbert Nancy Hawbaker Gilbert ’58 Melissa J. Giggenbach ’96 Dr. and Mrs. Joe H. Gieck Susan Roessel Gibson ’69 WorksMargaret Gibbs ’51 Gibbs Dorothy C. Gibbons Robert Ann Major Gibb ’73 MartinLucy Gianino ’60 Gerber R. Edward Gerber ’98 A. Allison Georgia Power Company Genworth Foundation Victoria Bradley Gentry ’12 GenerosityThe Trust DONOR HONOR ROLL 115
fall 2020 116 sbc.edu DONOR Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased * Grace Wallace Brown Fund Charity of Grace Devon GovesClaire Christensen ’96 Jenness S. Gough ’13 Jane E. Gott ’70 Alice C.Alice Grover Evangeline Fisher Grossman ’89 Marie Pickering Grose ’61 Laura C. Groppe ’85 Giles GronskyRachel ’82 PamelaWebster Grogg ’13 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Groesch Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Grobman Alexandra F. Grobman ’12 Dawn Everett Grobe ’98 GrinsteadWilliamson ’68 Cecelia Martha Gose Griffith ’80 M.Leza Griffith ’89 M. Keating Griffiss ’60 Lura Litton Griffin ’78 Griffin ’18 Annabeth Ann Crowe Griffin ’66 Maryanne F. Grey ’12 Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Grey Mary E. Gress ’68 Marian Grenn Finney ’82 Gail Harrison Gregson ’66 M.Elizabeth Gregory ’02 ToomeyCatharine Gregorie ’84 Gregg ’91 JenniferA. Kelly Greenwood Bowman ’98 Susan E. Greenwald ’71 Virginia Chamblin Greene ’55 Mr. and Mrs. William D. Green Mary Polk Green ’82 Holly M. Green ’99 Miller GreenElizabeth ’68 Green Duggins Elizabeth ’86 Clara B. Green ’89 Beth Hodgkins Green ’89 Cooper GrayRachel ’96 Nancy T. Gray and Jean H. Stewart M.Lea Gray ’15 Jane Powell Gray ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Greg G. Gray Frances C. Gravely ’70 Anne Gravely Lee ’62 Jessica D. Grass ’97 GrantPriscilla R. ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Grant Jo Gulick Grant ’50 Mercedes Gravatt Grandin ’72 Sara E. Granath ’68 MichelleLauren Perhala Gramlich ’12 Kathryn Keys Graham ’72 Dale Shelly Graham ’72 Anna Nicolaisen Graham ’04 Constance Quereau Graf ’67 Vanguard Charitable HONOR ROLL Carolyn Gough Harding ’60 Jean Mann Hardesty ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Paul X. Harder Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Harden Margaret May Harden ’73 Elisabeth Sartor Harden ’68 Towers Louise Hardage ’73 Harcourt-BrookeLeannan Brendy Reiter Hantzes ’81 Meredith Shaw Hansen ’04 Anne Edmunds Hansen ’82 Wendy B. Hansbrough Laura E. Hanold ’10 J.Elizabeth Hannon ’12 BectonElizabeth Hannah ’84 Stacy Gilmore Hanling ’90 Richard P. Hankins, Jr. Jennifer Smith Hanes ’74 Marilyn F. Hand JulietYoung Hancock ’65 Wood Elizabeth Hancock ’63 FoothorapElizabeth Hancock ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas P. Hamshaw Nadian Finch Hampton ’66 Hampshire ’66 Georgie Mary M. Hammock ’08 Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Hammock Jeanne Hamilton Bounds ’61 Taylor Elizabeth Hamilton ’69 Doreen Booth Hamilton ’54 Jennie Bateson Hamby ’76 Brett M. Haltiwanger ’92 Mary Shaw Marks Halsey ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Halliday, Jr. VaughanAngie Halliday ’51 Carolyn Hallahan Salamon ’80 Marion Dean Hall ’63 Kelly E. Hall ’95 Hall ’97 Kate Bettina Batterson Hall ’65 C.Ashlee Hall L. Pryor Hale ’65 Nancy H. Haight ’75 The Rev. and Mrs. Donald F. Hague Margaret C. Hager Bennett HagaElizabeth ’88 Mary Koonz Gynn ’56 Paul Gyaakye Percy Clarke Gwinn ’68 Guttry Lipscomb Lottie ’56 Sheila Miller Guttenberg ’95 Jennifer Milby Gutierrez ’08 Dayna Gunn Gunn ’04 Washington Camelia ’89 Gunn Roshani M. Gunewardene ’85 TarnowskiMegan Gundogdu ’02 Lydia M. Gullicksen ’18 ’86 Gsell ViguerieIsabelle Jimmie Groves na and/or status class member Anna Fines Herbert ’03 M.Gillian Heptinstall ’73 Catherine Henson Goodhart ’77 TokarukMarnie Henry ’98 Erin Gibbs Henrichs ’05 Denny Dolan Henkel ’56 Shirley Pinson Hendricks ’03 Rickey L. Hendricks ’68 Janet Maynard Henderson ’60 Anne Johnston Henderson ’62 Katrina Groat Henchman ’61 Susan Hemphill Ann Stewart Matthews Hemphill ’68 WiglesworthMariaHemmings ’67 Susan Heminway Calhoun ’58* BiggarElizabeth Hellmuth ’74 Heller Rodger Robin ’76 Mary E. Heller ’72 HeisterkampLisa Davis ’80 AchterbergHeers ’01 Ramona Campbell Hearn Anna L. Hearn Mary Groetzinger Heard ’63 SuttonElizabeth Healy ’65 Kelly Gardner Headd ’93 Reid HazlehurstCamilla ’68 Caroline Hazarian Chappell ’09 L. HaymanLouise ’70 Elizabeth H. Hayes DunckElizabeth Hayes ’95 Penny Oliver Hawkins ’68 Emily B. Hawk ’18 Kathryn L. Haw ’92 Alexandra Hiniker Hausler ’09 Meghan M. Hauser ’03 Anne Booth Hauser ’64 PamelaWillettHauck ’80 Victoria Hasty Bergs ’12 Donna Hoogland Harwood ’99 Victoria Harvey Chappell ’06 Penelope Parker Hartline ’84 Andrea Stassi Hart ’04 Sarah Harrison Smiley ’09 Erin Packard Harrison ’01 Dr. and Mrs. William O. Harris, III Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Harris, Jr. Mary L. Harris ’79 Mary C. Harris ’99 Harris ’08 JennicaA. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey P. Harris Jeannine Davis Harris ’80 MaxwellChristian Harris ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Harrill Phillip R. ’66 Terrell Luck Harrigan ’81 Margaret Thouron Harrell ’64 Sarah Jennings Harper ’11 Sandra Harper Elder ’58 Heather Riegel Harper ’83 Lindsay Perkins Hargrave ’00 Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased * Homoki-Titus Elizabeth Zeda ’94 Jessica L. Holzer ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Sidney G. Holthaus, Jr. Sharon Holt and Michael Zuckerman Bridget Holmes O’Reilly ’83 Rosalie Gambrill Holman ’85 Constance Grace Holman ’96 SmithElsbet Hollywood ’04 Hollingsworth-ThomasPaula ’74 Harriet Broughton Holliday ’73 Lucie Stevens Holland ’82 Judd HollandKatherine HolladayA,Ethel ’83 Jennifer Frost Holden ’86 Meaghan K. Hogan ’14 Ms. Deborah K. Hogan Katherine M. Hoffner ’84 Virginia Faris Hoffman ’80 Sally Thomas Hoffman ’66 Chapman HoffmanLouise ’61 Katherine Cooper Hoffman ’91 Hoffman Carper Elizabeth ’54 Dorothy Duncan Hodges ’57 Melissa Hitt Schoen ’85 C.Lisa Hite ’79 Katherine Cole Hite ’88 Nancy Collier Hitchins ’65 Mr. Hitchins Charles R. Cameron Cox Hirtz ’88 Abigail Phillips Hinga ’96 Cynthia Hineline Hague ’98 H. Therese Robinson Hillyer ’83 Theodora G. Hill ’60 Preston Hodges Hill ’49 Hill ’00 A. Mary P.Katherine Hill Eve L. Hill ’86 B.Elizabeth Hill ’67 Debra Hill Bogdan ’73 Victoria Pitts Hildreth ’68 Hilder ’99 WhitleyBrandi Mr. and Mrs. William L. Hildebrandt Mary J. Higgins Paula D. Higginbotham ’02 Karla Kennedy Hicks ’85 Carolyn Hicks Elizabeth ’12 TrienelHickman ’92 Ahearn Susanna Broaddus Hickman ’88 GurleyElizabeth Hewson ’46* Carolyn Mapp Hewes ’69 Kristin E. Herzog ’70 Mr. and Mrs. James H. Hershman, Jr. Hershey Foods Fund Corporation Ann Banks Herrod ’68 Heather Theis Hernandez ’95 Hernandez ’10 AdamsCarlisle Sharon McKinney Herman ’85 Sarah Martin Herguner ’81 Steve Huppert Hunter Lambert Louise ’77 Amy Schroeder Hunter ’95 Susan Thorndike Hunt ’64 LuAnn Haag Hunt ’90 HuntConover ’68 Barbara Plamp Hunt ’55 Carol Hays Hunley ’81 PattenChristine Hundertpfund ’95 Marion McKee Humphreys ’73 Rebecca Penny Humphrey ’08 Jacqueline Mabie Humphrey ’60 HumphreyA. ’76 Cissy F.Arthur III Humphrey The Humana Foundation, Inc. The Hulme Family Foundation HulmeAveryDayna ’86 Pamela C. Hughes ’74 Mary Farmer Hughes ’00 Martha Bugg Hughes ’72 Alexandra Hanson Huebner ’92 Susan M. Hudson ’78 Laura Thomas Hudson ’95 Nancy Hudec Kaufmann ’72 WoodHeidi Huddleston ’60 TaylorSusan Hubbard ’51 Sarah McCrady Hubbard ’65 Mary L. Hubbard ’84 Sarah Butcher Howell ’95 Samuel Howell Mary Costello Howell ’76 Ruth Faulkner Howe ’48 Traylor Elizabeth Howard ’96 MeadeElizabeth Howard ’60 Laura Swope Hottel ’95 T.Karen Hott ’91 Sue B. Hostetler Hossein and Haideh Partovi Gift Fund, adonor Hossain ’05 Samira Elizabeth B. Hoskinson ’82 MarsháTaylor Horton ’76 Julie M. Horton ’20 Horsley Mason Elizabeth ’90 HornorA. ’83 Leslie Laura Lechler Hornef ’96 Mr. and Mrs. William Horbatt R. Margaret Hopkins Ellisor ’76 Joanne E. Hopkins ’98 Deborah Ziegler Hopkins ’73 Cynthia Heye Hopkins ’72 Carter Hunter Hopkins ’68 Dianne Powell Hope ’76 BenoitBetsy Hoover ’65 Kristen B. Hooper ’93 Johana Kelleher Hoofnagle ’93 Maria Garnett Hood ’61 Gift Fund Fidelity Investment fundadvised of Charitable na and/or status class member Verena M. Joerger ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Joerger Rolf Jewish Foundation Greater of New Haven, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jensen R. Russell Susan Jester Jenkins ’67 Kathryn McDonald Jenevein ’77 Jeff and Julie Harris Family Fund,donor a The Jean M. andBenjamin A. Hardesty Fund of Jay and Jennifer Fund Mills at the Community Michelle Francesca J. Jay Margaret Enochs Jarvis ’83 FarmerElizabeth Jarvis ’76 Jane Frierson Charitable Giving Fund, adonor VenableSusie Jamison ’61 Rebecca Garrett Jamison ’80 MurrayJamesArmstrong ’48 Jane Knutson James ’73 Elisabeth Widdifield McClung James ’97 Deanne Dawson James ’86 Catherine Blaik James ’94 Caroline Miller James ’95 Virginia Moncure Jamerson ’08 Maia Free Jalenak ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Evan W. Jahos Julie Lindauer Jacobson ’88 Juliet Jacobsen’84 Kastorff Andrea Hidalgo Jacobs ’01 Alice Preston Jacobs ’68 Nancy Ord Jackson ’53 Kathleen Kavanaugh Jackson ’89 Karen Jackson J. M. Huber Corporation Kim E. Izquierdo ’98 Sallie D. Iselin Isabel Ware Burch Fund, adonor fund advised of Paul Irwin Lynn Rosemarie Hanna Ingram ’82 Sarah Paradise Ingber ’68 Inasmuch Foundation ImperatoCarolyn ’93 Anna May A. Imbrie ’14 Ruth Igoe Schmidt ’66 DonorsiGive Kathleen Meredith Iacobelli ’88 HyltonRenee RichmondElizabeth Hyder ’84 WrightAliceHyde ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Huth Kerry Pollock Huskey ’93 Katherine Hoelz Hurt ’11 Courtney L. Hurt ’10 Gift Fund Fidelity Investment fundadvised of Charitable the Ayco Charitable Foundation Foundation Greater of Chattanooga, Inc. Gift Fund Fidelity Investment fundadvised of Charitable Fidelity Investment Charitable Gift Fund DONOR HONOR ROLL 117
fall 2020 118 sbc.edu DONOR Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased * BastenSerena Kachinsky ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Kable JumetDiane JPMorgan &Co. Chase JoynerA.Phyllis ’55 Charlotte Lykes Jorgensen ’72 JordanClark ’96 Deborah F. Jordan Victoria S. Jones ’67 Sarah C. Jones ’11 Jones Kimberly Mark W.Jones ColemanLouise Jones ’51 Judith Cowen Jones ’60 Jasmine M.D. Jones ’10 H. Daniel Jones III Evelyn Smith Jones ’96 Jones ’86 Emery BrooksElizabeth Jones ’75 Deborah L. Jones ’70 Laura Rihl Joiner ’96 Johnston L. Katherine ’97 Johnston Jane NicoleJohnson-Kaler ’96 VickyToof Johnson ’54 Sallie Small Johnson ’61 Margaret K. Johnson ’13 Jennifer Brown Johnson ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Brian E. Johnson Cynthia Jill Johnson ’72 Abigail Johnson R. ’12 WardDearing Johns ’63 HONOR ROLL Keith Kendrick Keith Anna Platt Kemper ’64* Jody L. Kelso Kelly Stephen Kelly Calhoun Lawson ’70 E. Connor Kelly ’79 Catherine Grier Kelly ’75 Barbara Kelly LaLance ’70 Daniel H. Kellum Adele Kellman Laslie ’67 Paula Brown Kelley ’78 Frances Smith Lane Kelley ’82 BarbaraKelleyTillman ’67 NicoleKelleher ’97 Janet Sheppard Kelleher ’75 Briggett J. Keith ’72 Alice Mitchell Keister ’70 Mary Hope Keating ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Leonard J. Keating, Jr. Kearns ’85 AndersonBeth Keany ’08 A. Caitlin Kavanagh ’74 A. Kathleen Lizbeth L. Kauffman ’82 Erin Katz Elizabeth ’91 WackenhutAnne-Claire ’98 Kasten Aimee B. Kass ’79 Katherine Karon Seder ’97 Karlson Susan Ray ’76 Courtney Gross Kappler ’99 Katherine Kaplan Knopf ’65 Gwen Speel Kaplan ’60 Monika Kaiser ’82 and Richard Baray na and/or status class member Mr. and Mrs. Gerald I. Kerley WaldropKathryn Kerkering ’70 Mary Stevenson Fontaine Keown ’63 Keogh ’88 Katie Stephanie Maxson Kenyon ’77 Sarah Houston Kenning ’01 Bessie H. and James Kirkwood R. Karen Steinhardt Kirkbride ’56 Nancy E. Kirbo-Hollingworth ’05 Sarah Strother King ’64 Holly King Caswell ’92 and David King King Markgraf Elizabeth ’50 GilkesonElizabeth King ’93 Davis KingCary ’73 Caroline Hamilton King ’11 Brenda Darden Kincaid ’68 ScottElizabeth Kimmel ’75 Kimberly-Clark Foundation CotterChristina Kilhefner ’98 Kilgore ’12 Ashley Katherine Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Kilgore J.Elizabeth Kilgallin ’14 Suzanne Collins Kilborn ’78 Kidane-Mariam ’76 Diana Alexandria Hiribarne Khalsa ’96 WoodDianne Keyser ’73 Debra J. Kertzman ’81 Nancy D. Kershner ’90 and William Kershner R. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kerschl Karen D. Kerlin ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Kerlin (Donna C. Kerley ’10) Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased * Diane Stephenson Lankford ’67 Hibernia Cuthbert Langley ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Lang Anna T.Lane Alexandra L. Lane ’16 Adria M. Lande ’96 Karen Holt Ashworth Lambert ’89 Victoria Munn and Bruce Lamb S. Lakner Dorothy Heather McPheeters Lake ’10 Aileen H. Laing ’57 Alice Cutting Laimbeer ’83 Ashley Jean Rogers LaGanga ’05 Caroline P. Lacy ’14 Anne Richardson Lackey ’90 Victoria H. LaBrosse ’06 Peter M. Labombarde Annie M. Labatt L3Harris Foundation, Inc KVA Foundation Allison T. and Dale Kunze R. The Kuntz Foundation Jane Shipman Kuntz ’58 James Kulikowski Shannon H. Kuehlwein ’86 WattsBruce Krucke ’54 Cathleen Krolczyk Cummings ’95 KrohnMichaela ’03 Alice Johnson Krendel ’72 Tamra S. Krahn ’06 Kelly Kraft-Meyer and Richard G. Meyer U.KPMG S. Foundation, Inc. Hannah K. Kowitz ’15 Boswell KoudelkaKama ’85 Ms. Kathryn T. Kotula and Mr. David Fronk R. English GriffithKoontz ’95 WallkerMartha Konvicka ’79 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Kolb Ann Knoke Elizabeth Kohudic ’92 Cynthia Pierce Kohlenberger ’84 Mikaela E. Koetz ’16 Andrew M. Koenig Jenny Hogan Koehn ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kocik Crayton Knox Benson ’98 Rebecca Faxon Knowles ’55 Sarah Johnston Knoblauch ’74 Deborah Dalton Knapp ’78 Jean Klinges Reeve ’53 Alicia Zuke Kline ’82 Michelle Scherrer Klimt ’84 Hagan KliefothLisa ’79 Mr. and Mrs. John S. Klein Deborah Davison Klein ’78 Page M. Kjellstrom ’70 Virginia MacKethan Kitchin ’59 Mr. and Mrs. Glen E. Kitchen, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Hal A. Kirven KirkwoodA. ’04 Katherine Camelot J. Lindauer ’93 TeeterLorie Lichtlen ’82 Lichtenberg ’13 Annamarie Sarah E. Lewis D.Lewis Lynn Jeanne H. E. Lewis ’83 Jean G. Lewis ’87 Jane Garst Lewis ’61 Cortney D. Lewandowski ’12 Karen Harcum Levy ’86 Jane Levy L. EngChristine Leventhal ’73 Emmy Sau Han Leung ’89 DorothyWood Letts ’50 Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Leslie Jessica E. Leonardi ’07 Keedie Grones Leonard ’76 Harriet Ivey Leonard ’80 Olivia Anne McGregor Leon ’65 I.Laurie Lenkel ’76 Bridget McGlynn Lengyel ’85 Leslie Braginetz Lemish ’89 ’82 Leibel Lynda Olympia A. K. LeHota ’20 Susan C. Lehman Rachel Anne Legum Bostain ’03 Maren Howard Leggett ’95 Daniel A.Leggett Frances Johnson Lee-Vandell ’64 Nancy Fink Leeds ’57 Sally Uptegrove Lee ’71 Donna Gelagotis Mihalik Lee ’78 Carolyn M. Leddy ’98 Martha Dabney Leclere ’54 Susan Leazer Cash ’82 Sammie Goyne Leary ’82 ’99 Lear JenniferA. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel G. Leake Leake ’96 A.Amy Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Leach Laura Connerat Lawton ’62 Lawson Kathryn Elizabeth ’04 Josephine Shaw Lawson ’70 Lawrence ’79 Caro Lawes Christina Melissa Carrington Laurie ’86 Lynn M. Laufenberg Irfan Lorraine Kiratli Latimer ’90 Nancy Lathrop Dew ’67 McGuireLinda Last ’58 Wesley Powell Lassen ’89 Jeannine Petersen Laskey ’75 Larson L. Andrew Mary Pat Behnke Larsen ’66 KirstenVold ’84 Larsen LaRoche ’92 Ardemagni Cara TansalReyhan ’62 Larimer M.Elizabeth Larabell Willie Ann Newbury Lansing ’62 na and/or status class member Nancy Coppedge Lynn ’61 Jennifer N. Lynn ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Jack E. Lynn FranckeElizabeth Lynn ’74 Patricia Sparks Lyndon ’68 Mary Stollenwerck Lynch ’63 FerrellLyles ’07 Mary Lynn Lyle ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Lydick WalkerBarney Lutsk ’65 HangerElizabeth Luther ’65 Lusby ’91 MicheleWilliams Betty Phillips Lupton ’58 ’78 Lumsden A.Catherine Jennifer Lynn Luffman ’02 VirginiaTimmonsLudwick ’53 Kerry Thacker Ludolph ’97 Mary F. Ludington ’76 Jerry Dreisbach Ludeke ’54 Ann Key Lucas ’78 Martha Riggs Lowry ’83 SmithChristine Lowry ’57 ’87 Lowrey WhitneyKristen TilghmanLoweKatharine ’57 Julia Fort Lowe ’63 ConnardCandida Low ’68 Nancy Morrow Lovell ’52 Sally Gray Lovejoy ’80 Virginia Page Love ’50 Love ’70 Christine T.Amy Louthan ’97 Kristin Martin Lough ’04 Hannah Lott Lord ’66 Harrah Beatrice Loos Dingwell ’46 Mr. and Mrs. C. Raymond Lonick Savannah Humphrey Long ’05 Miles Long Randi ’66 Mary E. Long Jean Morris Long ’54 Catherine London Clayton ’99 Peggy Jean Fossett Lodeesen ’58 Corporation Martin Lockheed Stacey Sickels Locke ’88 Jennifer Beck Locke ’96 Tim W.Loboschefski Gail P. Lloyd ’60 Liverman Eric Astrid M. B. Liverman ’98 Betty Mundy Littrell ’52 K.Christina Link ’02 Shelley Gearhart Lindstrom ’67 Susan Lindsey Lex Lindsey Elizabeth Lindsey R. ’86 Beth Daniel Lindsay I.Karin Lindgren ’75 Sarah M. Lindemann ’13 Nancy Robinson Lindberg ’78 DONOR HONOR ROLL 119
fall 2020 120 sbc.edu DONOR Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased * FamilyMacRae Foundation Fund ACT of ’67 MacRae Marion ToniaW. Macneil ’68 MacMurtrie-ZuckermanEileen ’96 Nivin Snyder MacMillan ’65 Nancy E. MacMeekin ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Bruce H. MacLeod Monna Simpson MacLellan ’51 Katherine M. Macklin ’13 Brooke Hamilton MacKinnon ’62 JulieWhitehurstMacKinlay ’66 EisingerElizabeth Mackes ’86 William MacKenzie Amber L. MacKay ’15 Madeleine J. MacIntire ’10 WhitneyW. Machnik ’85 Sarah C. Machinist ’01 Faith Mace Bullis ’61 Mary Steketee MacDonald ’62 Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. MacDonald III SavageChristina Lytle ’88 D.Lyons John Mrs. and Prof. Megan Coffield Lyon ’80 Marsh &McLennan Companies, Inc. UngererOlivia Marschall ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Felix D. Markham IV Markham Charitable Gift Fund, adonor advised Mark and Ieke Charitable Scully Fund, adonor Nancy Blackwell Marion ’74 Marie C. Reed Foundation, adonor fund advised CynthiaWacholtz Marbut ’86 Alexandra Stewart Manwarren ’94 Megan C. Manubay ’08 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Mannen, Jr. Sue Corning Mann ’49 Mangus ’89 A. Laura Megan C. Maloney ’08 Maloney ’74 JaneA. Frances Redmond Malone ’77 Ann Marie E. Beatty Malone ’90 Margaret Milnor Mallory ’76 Malley-Lowe ’86 Elizabeth Barbara E. Mallett ’79 Ann South Malick ’75 VandersydeAnn Malbon ’80 Jennifer Major Schmidt ’99 Monica C. Mahoney ’89 Katherine Cooley Maher ’68 J.Cecilia Mahan ’19 ’19 Magner Aoife Kathryn Thilking Maginnis ’73 Diane Magasich Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Madden Gift Fund Fidelity Investmentfund of Charitable Gift Fund Fidelity Investment fundadvised of Charitable Fidelity Investmentof Charitable Gift Fund for Alexandria HONOR ROLL Gary McCombs McCombJudyA. ’90 ParkerElizabeth McColl ’63 Polly Parker McClure ’83 Kate Gorman McClung ’11 Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. McClellan Barbara J. McCleave-Long ’72 Shannon M. McCarthy ’16 Deborah Koss McCarthy ’77 McCampbellArchard ’85 Lenetta Erlend Carlton McCaffree ’54 Cynthia Hardy McCabe ’75 VawterEleanor McBride ’05 McAndrew Lee Linda ’64 McAllister-ThomasAnn ’87 WendilynnWood McAfee ’81 VirginiaTripp McAdams ’05 WebberCaitlin Mazzucca ’04 Mary U. Mazgaj ’09 Erin G. Mays ’05 Cathy Mays Cash ’84 Mr. and Mrs. James Mayo-Pitts Nickcole K. Maynard-Errami Maynard Benedict Olivia ’58 Mayberry ’67 JudyAddison Emory Furniss Maxwell ’74 Maus Laura Kristin Maurice Liljegren ’92 Helen Chatt Mauney ’10 Nancy Cunningham Mauck ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Richard V. Mattingly, Jr. Kathryn Carroll Mathewson ’66 Melanie Stembal Mathews ’68 Deyanne Passarello Mathews ’75 Ann C. Mathews ’69 Matheson ’68 Mary Mr. and Mrs. James Mather R. VorysElinor Matchneer ’54 Mary McCall Mastin ’67 Lourine Mays Massie ’67 Susan Hickman Mason ’95 Judith Harbottle Maselli ’68 Marvel Eager Elizabeth ’05 Marcia Brandenburg Martinson ’74 J.Linda Martinez Delia E. Martinez Mercedith Nuesca Martineau ’05 WrightStellaMartin ’77 Molly Martin Dunn ’73 Michelle Janiak Martin ’97 Laura Rose Martin ’91 Jesse K. Martin ’02 Jamie Planck Martin ’81 Barbara D. Martin ’01 VictoriaMarshall ’10 A. Janet Monroe Schumann Marshall ’56 Diana E. Marshall ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Marshall Marshall Anne R.h ’77 na and/or status class member Linda PattbergLinda Meixner ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Meighan WashabaughMiriam Meglan ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Meeks Rebecca Bottomley Meeker ’71 Medica Health Insurance TurnerKatherine Mears ’53 Lola Brock Meakin ’77 Caren Joanna Meade-Runaldue ’06 Robert S. Meade Frances DeSaussure Meade ’68 Sheila M. McWilliams ’92 Carolyn Ream McPheeters ’82 Ms. McNealus Lisa C.Leyte McNealus ’18 Barbara Bailey McNeal ’68 Mary Clare Briscoe McNatt ’76 J.Elizabeth McMartin ’79 Kathryn Cunningham McMahon ’97 Sarah E. McLemore ’08 Stephanie Lyon Pratt McKinney ’91 Kay Branch McKenzie ’58 Becky Mulvihill McKenna ’78 Bernadean Gupton McKelway ’78 FriendLauren McKelvey ’03 Virginia Ready McKeel ’62 Janine Brockie McKee ’70 Roland G. McIntosh McInnisAlice ’73 Sarane C. McHugh ’81 McHughComber R. ’86 Catherine Roberts McHaney ’55 Maureen K. McGuire ’06 Thelma Houk McGrory ’57 Sarah Kennedy McGroarty ’77 Martha McGrady and Yeong K. Loke K. Holly McGlothlin ’78 Nancy C. McGill L. McGillKaris Joan M. McGettigan ’83 Ashley Johnson McGee ’03 McFaddinJaneA. ’73 Fiona M. McFadden ’12 M.Christine McFadden ’82 Aline Rex McEvoy ’65 Sorrel Mackall McElroy ’59 Mary E. McElroy ’84 K.Elizabeth McElroy ’16 McDowell Sellers Ellen ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McDonough Susan Strong McDonald ’65 NancyEstate of M. McDonal ’53* Kathryn Mendelson McDonald ’60 Emily McDermott Quinn ’80 Nancy Moss McDaniel ’65 W.Amelia McDaniel ’94 Waring Elizabeth McCracken ’02 Kerrie H. McCoy McCool L. Meredith Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased * JuliaWalton Milstead ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Milone Mr. and Mrs. James Mills Laura McGlamery Million ’96 N.Stephen Miller Sharon Resener Miller ’81 Nancy Morris Miller ’83 Mariah MMiller ’17 Kathryn Montz Miller ’69 Mr. and Mrs. James Miller Jeannette Bush Miller ’71 ClarkeChasity Miller ’04 Carolyn Eney Miller ’03 BarbaraYocom Miller ’63 Chapman MillarLucy ’83 Carolyn Grant Milden ’88 Micros ’65 Marianne Amy Daugherty Michel ’96 Scott Michaels Deborah Glazier Michael ’62 Petsy Gautier Mezey ’55 Patricia Stanton Meyer ’61 BrooksLouellen Meyer ’85 Mewborn Helene WattMary Messer ’83 Jane Jamison Messer ’59 Amy Bryan Merselis ’91 AyersKaren Merritt ’88 Angela Elliott Merrick ’98 Karen Black Meredith ’80 Menon B. Meryl Susan C. Mengden ’80 Anne F. Melton ’57 Cecelia Clark Melesco ’75 Bethany M. Melendy ’09 Mr. and Mrs. John Luther Morgan III Arielle S. Morgan ’15 Hannah Craighill Morehead ’79 F.Katie Whitmire ’08 Diana W.Moran Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Mooza Kimberly Roda Moorhead ’95 Sally Hamilton Moore ’61 VarnMary Moore ’72 Maria Kitchin Moore ’04 Franklin Moore TaylorCatherine Moore ’78 Moody ’06 AliceIsobel Tonya Montgomery Grudier ’98 Mr. and Mrs. B. Raphael Montgomery A. Montgomery Elizabeth ’75 JackelinneMontero-Sharpe ’13 Montalbano Beaudry Hailey ’16 Montague Family Fund at the Generosity Trust TaylorSusan Montague ’59 Mr. and Mrs. Carrington Montague Sarah Smith Freeman Monroe ’75 Mary Gillespie Monroe ’67 Sue Monk and Joe Monk Kelly Molique Schmitt ’94 Sarah Mohle Bonham ’77 JenniferW. Mix ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mittelholtz Molly F. Mitchell ’06 Jennifer Green Mitchell ’86 Julie Harju Misakinis ’99 Katharine Shaw Minton ’52 Foundation,Minor Inc. Catherine Hollberg Minor ’90 MeriT. Minatel-Schreiber ’89 na and/or status class member Barbara Mosegard-Diamond and Margaret Mundy Mosby ’62 Mary Payne Morton ’64 MortonCaperton ’85 Kristen Johnson Mortensen ’09 W.Katherine Morse ’01 WhiteheadMorseElvira ’48 Margaret Moran Morrow ’67 John Morrissey Melissa Cope Morrissette ’83 Sara J. Morrison ’86 Morris Family Foundation Miriam Baker Morris ’83 Morris R. Michele Marilyn Garabrant Morris ’66 Morris R. Laurel Drs. Susan and David Morris Alicia Markham Morris ’02 Patricia Morrill M.Lena Morrill ’11 Susan E. Morgan ’94 Robin Hendrickson Morgan ’95 Mitzi L. Morgan ’85 Sarah MouriSarah ’06 MurphyEllen Clement Mouri ’80 PatriciaMountrey ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Mountcastle, Jr. Joy Reynolds Mouledoux ’84 Cynthia Stover Motyka ’80 VictoriaMottA. ’13 Lorelei Bahret Mote ’94 Virginia Harsh Mossburg ’83 Virginia Blair Moss ’98 Marguerite McKee Moss ’66 David M. Diamond DONOR HONOR ROLL 121
fall 2020 122 sbc.edu DONOR Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased * NotesteinJean ’86 Julie Northup Seibels ’68 TillettNorthrupDorsey ’75 NorrisDavid Mary Humelsine Norment ’68 Mary Kyger Norman ’70 Anne Garrett Norloff ’72 Mr. and Mrs. David Nolton KonsbergLouise Noll ’44 Coggeshall NockElizabeth ’58 Nix-KarnakisNancy ’63 Molly Reeb Nissman ’77 NihemWinshipCatherine ’95 TennesseeNielsen ’76 Diana Crandall Nielsen ’84 Britton Nielsen Hassell ’67 Karen Gonya Nickles ’86 Susan Nickel Carr ’86 Martha Nichols Clay ’56 Thu Pham Nguyen ’52 C.Louise Newton ’82 Judith Newton TrapoldAnn Beth Newton ’86 Anna L. Newberg ’11 New York Foundation Life Susannah M. Nevison Kristin Nelson Chapdelaine ’08 Jennifer M.Gaudette Nelson ’95 Howard P. Nelson Anne Garrity Nelson ’79 Catherine Osuna Neis ’97 Candace SheffieldNeilson ’73 Emma M. Neave ’12 Frederika Merriman Naylor ’55 Catherine Crowell Latimore Namorato ’96 NagleSuzanne Solberg ’70 Margaret Myers Gillmer ’66 VaughanKatharine Myers ’06 Katherine Johnston Myatt ’64 Courtney Mustin Cash ’68 KulczyckiChristine Murray ’68 TuttleCaroline Murray ’71 Bettina Patterson Murray ’64 Mary Jo Petree Murphy ’70 Margaret Foley Murphy ’03 BurdgeElizabeth Murphy ’75 Dagmar Stoll Murphy ’64 Monica Brown Munnings ’98 Carole E. Munn ’67 Patti Snodgrass Mullins ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Mike G. Mullins Audrey H. Mullen ’89 Amy E. Mullen ’02 Anne Carroll Mulholland ’56 Meredith Davis Mulhern ’99 MukherjeeSutapa ’93 Mr. Mark Gilkey, donor-advised fund at the Jim Mozingo NationalPhilanthropic Trust HONOR ROLL Mr. Lawrence N. Odence H’55 O’ConnorEleanor R. ’07 O’ConnorWisell ’71 Denise B.Cecily O’Connor Anita McVey O’Connor ’73 Martha Bulkley O’Brien ’59 Ashley Peeples Oberlin ’89 Donald Ober R. Ann Shipper Oates ’71 Virginia Marchant Noyes ’59 Loretta Fitzgerald Nowlan ’77 Julia ParisJulia ’99 Constance C. Paris ’99 KucewiczLeila Parham ’63 Virginia Conley Pappas ’73 Kathy Gagnon Pappas ’81 JohnsonChristina Pappas ’08 ’84 Papadimitriou “kp”Kathleen Mara G. Pandolfo Mr. and Mrs. Carmen J. Palermo JenniferTrzupek Pala ’96 Janet L. Page ’87 Barbara Rose Page ’83 ConnerElizabeth Pace ’86 Ann Prichard Pace ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Oybkhan Carolyn Birbick Ownby ’80 DonaldElizabeth Owen ’89 Caroline Heltzel Overstreet ’12 Peggy Morrison Outon ’72 SpringerDrucilla Oswalt ’78 Ostrow ’96 Dejerianne M. Ostroth Amy Mr. and Mrs. Albert V. Osterholm, Jr. Douwina Osinga Osborn ’73 A. Mary Amy Boyce Osaki ’83 Mary Beth Miller Orson ’86 Aelica Ingenthron Orsi ’92 Orchowski ’15 A. Kimberly OrbisonDina R. ’00 Nora S. Oney ’92 Megan C. O’Neal ’08 Mr. and Mrs. James A. O’Neal, Jr. Emily N. Olson ’07 Alicia Roddy Olsen ’02 Shirley M. Oliver ’84 Shelley M. Oliver ’98 Deborah Fischer Oleisky ’85 Foundation, Box Dominion Old Inc. Josephine Noland Old ’66 Deborah Mutch Olander ’76 Janet Richards Oikawa ’75 Ashley Thorner Oelrich ’96 J.Linda Odum ’72 Magnolia F. O’Donnell ’18 Kerry S. O’Donnell ’93 PatriciaTucker ’75 O’Desky (Susanna Bernard Odence ’55*) na and/or status class member Emily VermilyaEmily Phillips ’08 Andrea Peterson Philips-Bramham ’76 Barbara J. Phaup Pfizer Inc. Weiss Christine Pfeil ’74 Pfeiffer ’98 A.Darelle Mr. and Mrs. Danny E. Pfeiffer Lauretta Scovel Pfeifer ’84 HardinOlivia Pettifer ’86 Mr. and Mrs. William J. Petrie Ruth Magee Peterson ’51 C. Gregg Petersmeyer Sarah M. Peters Melanie Peters Chriscoe ’97 Julia Huntington Pesek ’86 Julie Boothe Perry ’58 M.Christa Perry ’96 Susan Morck Perrin ’67 Adlyn M. Perez-Figueroa ’08 TiaTrout Perez ’02 Virginia Stanford Perdue ’69 Jacqueline C. Penny ’71 Andrea Pearson Pennington ’66 FewElizabeth Penfield ’60 Hallie Pence Carol Cole Pelzer ’65 Pegues ’00 Emily Carolyn Clark Pegg ’63 Sally Shapard Peek ’82 Peebles Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David Peebles Patricia L. Peckol Barbara Behrens Peck ’78 Angelina M. Peck ’14 Parker Shultis Pearson ’90 Mr. and Mrs. E. Larry Pearson W.Sarah Pearre ’48 Mr. and Mrs. John Pearce Franklin V. Peale, Jr. EubankLucy Peak ’77 ArmentroutPeacemakerAimee ’99 Stacey Payne Eisenberg ’94 Brenda Payne Childress ’88 Leslie Davis Paxton ’62 VerbridgeSusan Paulson ’76 Marie-Elysse B. Paulhus ’01 Lindsay Eneguess Paulette ’11 CanteyOlivia Patton ’53 Margaret Pittman Patterson ’67 Saylor PatrickMaggie ’07 SinerRenis Paton ’55 Haideh Khosrowshahi Partovi ’74 Megan Fletcher Parry ’96 Rebecca L.Parrish ’18 PidgeonElizabeth Parkinson ’64 PatriciaV. Parker ’75 Julie Parker Mr. and Mrs. Jerry A. Parker Mary Morris Park ’04 Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased * PinckneyHelen Raney ’66 and Hannah L. Pillsbury ’74 Pillow R. Ruth Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Pike A.PietschRachel Kristen File Phoenix ’93 Laura Haskell Phinizy ’65 Mr. and Mrs.Wayne Phillips Mr. and Mrs. George G. Phillips, Jr. Rachel BaltusRachel Price ’96 Mary Lanford Price ’91 WaltersLaura Price ’99 Anne Osterholm ’96 and Gregory Pribble MendelChristine Prewitt ’73 Jennifer Preston ConeElizabeth Preston ’78 Ann Crompton Tippin Prestney ’71 PowersJoan ’70 Margaret Morris Powell ’54 J.Lisa Powell Judith B. Powell ’69 Catherine C. Powell ’95 Anne Litle Poulet ’64 Averala Paxton Poucher ’57 Thom Potts Jane G. Potts ’73 April Collins Potterfield ’96 Porter-StranskyKirstenA. ’09 Terri Brockwell Porter ’91 Elisabeth Scott Porter ’64 T.Catherine Porter ’68 Ardis Fratus Porter ’48 Michelle L. Poore ’04 Emily L. Poore ’99 Saynor Johnson Ponder ’57 Polson-SlocumSally-Ann ’78 Virginia Spangler Polley ’76 Mr. and Mrs. Dale W. Polley, Sr. Dana Bordvick Poleski ’98 Janice E. Pogue ’71 BankPNC Foundation Wendi Brunell Plenge ’82 Heather L. Plank ’96 Kathleen S. Placidi Ruth Carpenter Pitts ’58 Rebecca Seabrook Pitts ’78 Mr. and Mrs. James C. Pitts Amy Jo Downing Pitts ’99 Pitts Giving Fund, adonor fund advised of Briana Beckham Pitt ’04 L. PitmanBonnie ’68 Pitard Lansdale Chloe ’61 Angelia Pippin Nancy Mortensen Piper ’74 PioneAbel ’93 Kathleen Varisco Lezlie Pinto ’87 MartinLauren Pinion ’06 Fidelity Investment Charitable Gift Fund C. Pinckney Cotesworth Marie Reed Carney Louise ’62 ’55 Redmond Armstrong Gretchen Anna Carmichael Redding ’99 Cynthia Readyhough Rakow ’96 Company Raytheon Melissa Gail Raymond ’12 YoungShannon ’84 Ray Mary Lyman Ray ’71 Katherine Rose Rawls ’75 D.Elizabeth Rawles ’75 Jennifer Parker Raudenbush ’95 Mary Scott Rauch ’62 Carolyn King Ratcliffe ’60 Nancy Pesek Rasenberger ’51 Pamela J. Rasche ’73 ’99 Ranson Wilbun Elizabeth Mary Kendig Rankin ’70 YaegerDianna ’66 Rankin Sarah Rebentisch Randolph ’74 Molly F. Randolph ’67 Randolph Mary Clemens ’70 Kearsley Rand R. ’81 Victoria Ramsey Mills ’13 Ramsey ’82 Maryce Ramsey Laura B. Ramsey ’96 Kimberly Riccardi Ramsey ’73 ’06 Ramesh Shanti Walter Ramberg Janet M. Rakoczy ’78 Lynn Rainville Caroline G. Rainey ’10 Carolyn Rogers Rainbow ’70 Marcia Pollock Ragsdale ’70 Wallis ’70 WickhamRaemer Raeder Catherine ’82 Rae Jennifer Melissa Murray Quinones ’87 Quinones ’16 Mayalin Stacey Hannan Quinn ’89 Catherine Catlett Quinlan ’76 Meredith Borst Quillman ’78 ’83 Quevedo Elena James B. Query Consuelo Martinez Quattrocchi ’82 Leslie Heye Quarrier ’62 PwC Charitable Foundation, Inc. K.Serena Putegnat ’98 ’93 Purvis Deborah M. Claire McDonnell Purnell ’81 Virginia Stevens Purcell ’72 Sarah Puckett Scales ’95 Cynthia Bumgardner Puckett ’98 Cynthia Gridley Pruden ’71 Mr. and Mrs. James Proctor Proctor ’84 Elizabeth Martha Bennett Pritchett Conner ’68 Community Coastal of Endowment Pringle-Read Catherine Slatinshek Prillaman ’76 LLP Coopers Pricewaterhouse na and/or status class member Brooke Robertson Sarah Roberts Dennis ’96 Angela Grisby Roberts ’03 Roberts and BrokawAllison Family Fund, a Sabryna McClung Roberson ’93 Joanne Hicks Robblee ’70 Alice Haywood Robbins ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Dean H. Rizzo WeitzelCarroll Rivers ’57 Jennifer Mooney Lauren Risey ’93 Dana G. Ripperton ’05 HollylaneRiley ’06 HansbroughElizabeth Riley ’13 WaiteAmy Riley ’93 The Riley CharitableFund TIAA of Inc Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Rihl RiggallMarguerita Chandler ’68 Melissa Greenwood Riemer ’75 Deborah Luby Rie ’68 Rebekah E. Ricksecker Victoria Clarendon Richter ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Steven Richel Meredith K. Richel ’05 RichardsonRobbin ’71 June Richardson Lee ’86 Michael D. Richards Melanie Holland Rice ’76 Amanda L. Rice ’00 Daniela N. Ricci ’95 Vanessa K. Rhodes ’90 Nina Rezai R. ’14 Marguerite Morgan Reynolds ’65 Charla Leonard Reynolds ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Kerry Reynolds Anne Leavell Reynolds ’63 Amy Cook Rexrode ’97 Imogen Slade Rex ’96 B.Mary Rewcastle Page Munroe Renger ’67 Alicia M. Renfrow ’03 Ann Moore Remington ’44 Mr. and Mrs. Rodger A. Reinhart Anna M. Reilly ’95 Diane Dale Reiling ’73 Reidy ’96 Sarah Mr. and Mrs. Gerald P. Reidy Tacy Bolton Reid ’06 ReichardElisabeth Burwell ’84 Suzanne Evans Reeves ’68 Jessica Reeves Lynn Croft Reeves ’81 Catherine D. Reeve ’88 Kathryn Ingham Reese ’88 Crossley ’67 Eleanor Scarlett L. Reel ’13 Noreen Conover Reed ’73 Nancy Bullard Reed ’66 Charitable Gift Fund Fidelity Investmentdonor fund advised of DONOR HONOR ROLL 123
fall 2020 124 sbc.edu Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased * Cynthia Rucker-Staton Jennifer Smith Rucker ’96 Donna Daniels Rubin ’76 Mary Davis Roxer ’04 Megan Rowe Thomas ’01 RogersEdna Rowe ’56 WendyRouthWise ’75 Gary Maxwell Rousseau ’56 Susan Hight Rountree ’59 Mr. and Mrs. Karl Roulston Rotman ’84 JenniferA. Nancy Buckey Rothacker ’86 RothThomas Amy Biathrow Ross ’94 Jean Platt Rospondek ’73 H. and Rosenbloom David Rosenbloom L. Carla Jennifer Memmott Rosenberg ’86 ColquittRachelle Rose ’97 Nan Locke Rosa ’53 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rora R. Barbara Burns Roper ’64 Mary Ann Mellen Root ’53 RootFrances ’80 A. Rook Thomas Elizabeth ’80 Melissa Rollosson and William Murphy Susan Castle Rolewick ’74 Kelli M. Rogowski ’99 A. Rogers Thomas RebeccaYerkes Rogers ’52 Emma Matheson Roe ’57 WeigelSarah ’89 Rodriguez Madeline Hodges Rodriguez ’13 Nicole B. Roca PatriciaRobison A. Carlen RobisonElise ’84 Kathryn Robinson Hillestad ’89 Julie Robinson Dopheide ’13 andCaptain Mrs. Evan D. Robinson Deborah Robinson Schmidt ’89 Acacia Marie Robinson Salazar ’15 NelsonLisa Robertson ’76 Edith Brooke Robertson ’50 Katie Clarkson Robertson ’97 Russell FamilyRussell Charitable Fund, adonor Meriwether Hagerty Rumrill ’59 Susan T.Ruhl Ruffead ’05 A. Erin G.Raymond Ruff L. Rue Eden ’89 Paige Kaylor Ruddy ’10 Margaret Stookey Elizabeth Sargent ’88 Margaret Jenkins Sapp ’97 Sapp ’09 A.Caroline Sanford ’73 Addison Lee Julia Grosvenor Sanford ’80 Heather McGowen Sanford ’91 Nicholas E. Sanders Jane Hubbard Sams ’79 Courtney L. Sames ’06 Margaret Lyle Samdahl ’72 Salvesen ’65 Magdalena Jessica Salvatore Khristian K. Salters ’12 Hilary Harris Salley ’87 Salisbury Alicia Laing ’61 Sale ’90 AndresSarah GrzybowskiLee Sakowicz ’86 Arthur Saint-Aubin Sadler Miles Nicole M. Sabovik ’19 Eugenia Bull Ryner ’67 Mr. and Mrs. G. Thomas Ryan Shanna P. Ryan ’08 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Ryan Kathleen E. Ryan ’08 RyanA. ’75 Kathleen JaneTaylor Ryan ’66 Fleming Parker Rutledge ’59 Susan Russell Clay ’81 Dr. and Mrs. Robin O. Russell Michael Russell Lauranah Ison Russell ’03 Cornelia S. Russell Caitlin Sundby Russell ’94 Charitable Gift Fund Fidelity Investment fundadvised of na and/or status class member Joyce M. Scott ’05 Scott Glenn Nancy Hatch Schwartzmiller ’79 Dawn Schwarting Leary ’95 Kathleen Cochran Schutze ’73 Judith Greer Schulz ’61 Holly Zweigler Schroeter ’65 Schroeder ’87 VikkiA. T.Alexa ’97 Schriempf Elliott Graham Schoenig ’76 Leslie Caroll Cantrell Schoeffel ’87 Linda-Jean Smith Schneider ’76 Mr. and Mrs. Edgar W. Schneider, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Schmitz Julia M. Schmitz, PhD ’03 ’06 Schmidt JenniferWiley ’87 Schmid AngelynL. Schlosberg Kathryn Sell ’59 RitchieGeorgia Schley ’80 VuicichKatherine ’74 Schinasi GracieTredwell ’82 Schild BacchianiChristina Schieffelin ’68 Mariann Schick MaeLinda Visocan Scherr ’87 PatriciaSchenckWhelan ’82 Katherine Maxwell Schellhammer ’95 Deborah Byers Schechter ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy L. Schauer Kathryn Smith Schauer ’56 Laura J. Schaefer ’07 SC Johnson Wax Fund, Inc. Miller SaylerElizabeth ’55 Diana Simrell Savory ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Savitz R. Anne S. Bigham Robert. E. Savage (Ann Orr Savage ’48*) L. SavageElma ’68 Yolanda L. Davis Saunders ’96 Catherine Sauls Callender ’86 Deborah Hooker Sauers ’74 Jennifer M. Sauer Molly Haskell Sarris ’61 Jessica McCarthy Sarolli ’08 Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased * Mr.* and Mrs. John V. Silcox, Jr. SignorettiMonica ’00 Jane Slack Sigloh ’56 Penelope Steketee Sidor ’66 ShureBetsy Gross ’62 Heather D. Shumaker ’04 Heather McKoy Shumaker ’94 Will Shumadine Megan E. Shuford ’16 Anne Whitney Bay Shuck ’89 ShortlidgeMargaret ’06 Beverly O. Shivers Shields ’62 Julia ’53 Sherwood Alexander Mary Cindy Harper Sherrell ’88 ShepardNancyAnderson ’55 Mr. Mrs. and E. Eric Shenker Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Shelburn, Jr. Margaret Haley Sheehan ’77 Joan Markey Shaw ’76 Mary MacKenzie Shaw ’61 SmithRosemary Sharp ’67 Sharman Cahill Elizabeth ’84 Janeen K. Sharma ’96 BrundageLisa Shapiro ’77 Dayna Kinnard Shah ’70 Harriet Houston Shaffer ’64 CryslerCannie Shafer ’78 Antoinette F. Seymour Anne Frierman Sewell ’84 Mira Selm L. Seitz Bonnie ’01 ’77 Seeling WilliamsCarolyn Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Sedelow, Jr. Robin H. Seay Mabelle Garrard Seawright ’58 Stella Mae Renchard Seamans ’67 Alexandra Seal R. ’12 Ieke Osinga Scully ’78 Angela M. Scully ’77 Cornelia Harrison Scribner ’62 Nancy Pendergrass Scott ’67 Dawn W.Dawn Slekis ’08 Carter Van Deventer Slatery ’49 Skyemar Foundation Patricia S. Skufca ’84 Ginger Carter Skoog ’97 Sara E. Skoglund ’99 Betty C. Skeen ’07 Judith Siskind Mr. and Mrs. James W. Sinner ToddMary Singh ’59 BurnsLouis and Susan D. Sinclair Ann Connolly Simpson ’80 Diana K. Simpson ’08 Simonard ’98 Sophie Margaret Lawrence Simmons ’49 Elizabeth Perkinson Simmons ’78 (Susanna Judd Silcox ’52) C. Allen Sprinkle C. Allen Laura Saunders Spratley ’66 Spivey-EstradaMarian ’01 Joan Hobbs Spisso ’72 Monica Saumweber Spillias ’73 Cora Morningstar Spiller ’50* Virginia B. Spigener ’84 H. Sperry Arthur Spell Rosalind Ray ’74 Heather-AnneSpeer ’06 Karol Kroetz Sparks ’73 Katherine Sparkman Lemming ’99 Janine Sparacio Judith Spangenberg Dunn ’64 Tracy Glaves Spalding ’84 Nancy Lumpkin Sowers ’89 Epiphany D. Soward ’15 Susan Moorman Southworth ’66 Blythe Southerland Katherine ’69 Caroline Birdsall Sory ’61 Sorley ’68 Allen Lorna Judith J. SoRelle Andrea Beerman Sonfield ’68 JudithSniderWhitacre ’62 Martha Loftin Snell ’07 SneadWilliams ’64 Susanne SneadStephanie ’81 Smyth ’62 Allen Alice Nancy Gayle Smith-Jackson ’82 Teresa Powell Smith ’82 Sheila Haskell Smith ’61 Ruth Sanders Smith ’54 T. Olivia Smith ’14 Margaret Lotterhos Smith ’54 Lochrane Coleman Smith ’76 Katharyn Kelly Smith ’76 SmithJade ’16 Hallie Darby Smith ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Gordon S. Smith BryanEllen Tozzer Smith ’87 OakleyElizabeth Smith ’73 Glass SmithElizabeth ’70 Charles Smith Lee III Blair Beebe Smith ’87 SmithBethannie Swisher ’01 Anne G. Smith ’86 SmithAnn R. ’74 SmithWhittingham ’52 Ann Amy K. Smith ’79 J.Albert Smith Aimee Nelson Olivia Smith ’82 StephanieSmirnovWilt ’88 Catherine Brownlee Smeltzer ’59 Wylie Jameson Small ’83 Deborah B. Slutz ’10 Kristen Sloop Swenson ’93 Sloan David Emily Hunter Slingluff ’55 Slesinger Thomas Carey ’74 na and/or status class member Mr. and Mrs. James Beach Stanton Stanley ’66 VirginiaWilliams Stanley David Stanhope ’81 DJ Jane Johnson Stanek ’68 Stanbury-Woolery Caville ’06 Wenllian Jenkins Stallings ’47 Alexandra M. St. Pierre ’12 Carol Ann Leslie St. John ’75 Amy B. St. John ’06 WeirickIngrid ’86 Squires Catherine Evans Stroud ’46 Jill M. Stromberg ’99 Mary Foster Strickland ’74 Bettie Roberson Stovall ’68 Valeria Parker Storms ’58 Storms Family Fund, adonor fund advised of Kimberly Mounger Storbeck ’94 MoeBonnie Stook ’72 Stone R. Sally Jacqueline Hekma Stone ’59 Anne Green Stone ’53 Stoddard ’68 Anne Mary Copeland Stockton ’96 Stockdale ’00 Alison Sharon Stiteler Halsey ’73 Nedra Greer Stimpson ’51 Judith Stigle Bensen ’67 Charlotte Snead Stifel ’52 Prof. and Mrs. Philip Stewart Patricia C. Stewart Alice Fales Stewart ’64 James Steward Stacy McKimm Stevens ’97 LittleElizabeth Stevens ’77 Catherine McNease Stevens ’86 Amanda Davis Stevens ’02 WardAnnie Stern ’66 Dr. and Mrs. Steven L. Stephenson Patricia Cesak Stephenson ’73 Jocelyn M. Stephens ’11 Aja Grosvenor Stephens ’02 Stephen and Fund, Clara Smiley adonor advised Elina StelmanElina Celia Newberg Steingold ’68 Ashley Kraas Steinberg ’91 Ann Maricle Stefano ’78 Tracy L. Steele ’92 LucasLinda Steele ’75 Kathleen Pretzfelder Steele ’73 Jane Street Steele ’56 D.Clélie D. Steckel and Joshua A. Barrow Caroline Coleman Stautberg ’62 State Farm Companies Foundation Wendy Congdon Stanton ’77 Margaret Stanton Fidelity Investment Charitable Gift Fund fund of Fidelity Investmentfund of Charitable Gift Fund (Christina Stanton Benson ’97) DONOR HONOR ROLL 125
fall 2020 126 sbc.edu DONOR Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased * Sweet-Held Charitable Trust, adonor B.Elizabeth Swearingen ’80 Signee HoffmanSwartley ’91 Vinca ’94 Swanson Martha L. Swanson ’85 Nancy Swann Elizabeth ’66 Scarlett E. Swain ’98 W.Sarah Sutton ’83 Blair C. Sutton ’09 StevensBetsy Sutton ’55 Amanda Megargee Sutton ’71 Cindy Sutherland Sorenson ’74 Marie E. Sushka ’67 Jean Saunders Sumner ’88 Jozanne S. Summerville ’04 Kristen L. Summers and Joel S. Hasbrouck Ms. Kerry Sullivan-Kaiser Wendy Pressel Sullivan ’91 M.Rachel Sullivan ’09 Jane Hemenway Sullivan ’78 NelsonElizabeth Suhr ’87 Harriette Horsey Sturges ’66 Prudence Gay Stuhr ’63 Prof. and Mrs. John Stubbs Jill Stryker O’Ree ’87 The H. Spencer Everett Jr.Charitable Fund at BallElizabeth Thagard ’60 Deborah L. Thacker ’77 Tetrault Bogdan Beth ’79 TerryRoton Martha ’71 PatriciaTerrellHassler ’47 Toni E. Termotto J. David and Termotto Tennant-HeckardMary ’82 SusanV. Temple TempleKimball Mary ’52 TellekampLong Madeleine ’67 TecklenburgMartin Kimberly ’03 Taylor Rachel Mary ’10 TaylorEasterlyEvangeline ’00 WatsonKathleen Taylor ’65 Ann T. Taylor ’58 Patricia Tate TashMoseley Carol ’69 TarnowskiAndrea Thompson Leila Taratus ’56 TambyahLawrence Mallihai ’85 PowellJoyTalmon ’01 D.Marcia Talley TadeL. Caroline ’08 CutchinTackeNatalie ’08 Sarah Herndon Sydnor ’01 Katharine Baker Sydnor ’66 Jennifer McDonaugh Swiatek ’02 Dr. and Mrs.* James S. Swenberg Melinda Moore Sweet ’60 TolbertLurline ’65 Sweet Schwab Charitable Schwab Charitable Gift Fund Fidelity Investment fundadvised of HONOR ROLL Tom &Fay Smith Charitable Fund of McMahanTolbert Elizabeth ’57 JohnK. Todd PaigeTisherKatherine ’13 JonesTisdaleMaria ’75 Elizabeth W. Haw and Jim Tinsman, Jr. Timberlake Bell Mary ’67 TracyTilkinGilmore ’86 PaysonJeterTilden ’65 Thurman R. Ellen ’68 Deborah Massie Thurman ’76 Leslie C. Thornton ’75 Thornton Schneider Elizabeth ’80 Tracy E. Imse Thomson ’93 Susan Boline Thompson ’80 Henley ThompsonRay ’62 Patricia Beach Thompson ’52 Julie Hickman Thompson ’85 Joanne Bossert Thompson ’59 Thompson ’61 JaneArensberg Taylor Elodie ’71 Thompson WeissCathy Thompson ’74 Marcia J. Thom-Kaley Thomas DeAndrea Young ’95 Cassandra Lynn Thomas ’97 Sarah Collins Thomas ’04 Wright ’00 Thomas Kathryn Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Thomas V Eugenia Stark Thomas ’95 Caroline M. Thomas ’19 Emma G. Thom ’18 Vera Blake Thiers ’77 Cynthia B. Thiele ’92 Caroline Keller Theus ’64 PenelopeWriter ’64 Theis Freida Carpenter TuckerCarpenterFreida ’73 TuckerExnicios Carol ’53 VictoriaTrudeauA. ’11 TrudeL. Heidi ’07 BantonTroutmanStephanie ’91 TribleDunaway Rosemary ’71 TrianaA.Jill ’99 Holly Brooke James Trent ’97 PatronellaSykesTreadwell ’58 AndersonTrainor Randolph ’75 ArmstrongJillTracy ’90 TraboldErica TozzerBryan Newell ’55 P.Anne Toxey ’86 TownsendLittleCynthia ’79 W. Linda Towers ’96 Warren Katy Towers ’70 HumphressToussaintAnn Laura ’06 TourgeeCraighill Mary ’81 ToroC. Leslie ’95 JonesTorbettAlice ’60 D. Tompkins Edward TeresaPikeTomlinson ’87 Vanguard Charitable na and/or status class member Marye TaylorMarye Wagner ’73 M.WagnerJennifer ’97 YanaWagg ’95 M.Wade Lauren ’05 WackenhutC. Celeste ’08 Mr. and Mrs. Bernard W. Wackenhut W. Duncan &Nivin MacMillan Foundation VosteenHall Madge ’85 Anne von Souder Weise ’86 HutchensVolkHollis ’80 FowlerVirginia-AnneVoigt ’04 VogtMactavish Lindsay ’96 Virginia C. Pappas Giving account, adonor J.VineGlenna ’11 Mr. and Mrs. Barry Jack Vine VigezziEstes ’93 Sally VickersHarrison Marion ’67 Harold A. Via,Jr. May(Ann Via ’54*) B.VestermanAnnabelle ’16 WandaF. Vest Dorothy Legare Davis Vest ’89 VerityVictoria Chainski ’66 ProctorVerbaAnne ’07 VenemaE. Michelle ’84 Veghte Leib Melissa ’74 Lyssa A. Vaught ’95 VaughanCartwright Claire ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Vari JeriL. Vargo VanzantSingletary Sharon ’69 Vanguard Group VanceC.Jennifer ’91 DenningtonLucy Van Zandt ’73 Beverly F. Van Zandt ’71 PamelaVan Tassel ’73 McKenzie Reed van Meel ’86 Katharine Weinrich van Geel ’65 E.Alis Van Doorn ’86 Cooper van Lee de Velde ’58 Barbara Dublin Van Cleve ’66 W.Kent Van Allen,Jr. Mary Blair Scott Valentine ’59 ValanzanoKaren ’93 Pilar C. Uribe ’84 Susan Knapp Hurley Upshaw ’99 Universal Tobacco Leaf Co. Carolyn Black Underwood ’52 Uihlein R. Linda ’77 UBS Tyson Amy Patricia Lynn Longest Tyler ’80 TY Ink Promotions, Inc. TwineS. Michal ’68 MeadsTurturro Sandra ’81 NicoleBrandtTurner ’06 TurnerZ. Louisa ’62 TunisonMcRae Brice ’91 Gift Fund Fidelity Investment fundadvised of Charitable Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased * WelshHarrell Anne ’55 WellsMelvin Elizabeth ’99 WellbornGeer Marguerite ’56 WelderHarrington Katharine ’95 WeinbergS. Ilisa ’14 Terry and Gary Kaufman B. Weinman PamelaWeiler-Colling ’79 J.NancyWeigle ’95 Elva Weigle Bayfield Heather Weidle ’94 WehlandBest Jane ’57 P.Annegret Weckerle ’93 B.Webster Ellen ’83 KilpatrickWebsterAnn ’51 Tracie Allen Webber ’93 Webber Chase Barbara ’54 D. Weaver Andrew WaycasterPride Candice ’06 MurrayWattsMargaret ’06 B.Watts Lauren ’12 AndrewsElizabeth Watts ’74 Barbara Watts Watson-TothKate ’93 WatsonCunningham Nancy ’75 N.WatsonHallie ’08 WatrousHicks Lindsay ’99 WatkinsLawrence Sarah ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Jon Waters Duffy Diana Waterman ’83 Waterman R. Catherine ’11 WendyHylandWarren ’84 Mr. and Mrs. D. Roger Warren, Sr. Patricia Anderson Warren ’61 Pamela Walsh Warren ’82 Warner El ’85 Warner Sherwood ’73 Christine Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Waring PatriciaWareCoxe ’59 PamelaComptonWare ’55 WardlowDevol Christine ’63 Ward Bemis Jessica ’63 Mr. and Mrs. John J. Wandling Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Wandling WamplerColeman Lura ’60 MooreWalton Lisa ’04 WaltmanSharrettsAndrea ’99 WaltersE. Susanne ’84 Teresa Eoff Walsh ’70 WallisKemperJennifer ’91 WallBandy Marie ’96 M.Carrie Walkiewicz Wendy Webb Walker ’99 WalkerSnodgrass Julia ’83 GaleYoung Walker ’60 WalkerC. Elissa ’75 WaldronHollis Star ’86 Jennifer Ann Walcott ’90 Wahlgren R. Marian ’84 na and/or status class member DONOR HONOR ROLL 127
fall 2020 128 sbc.edu DONOR Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased * KimberlyCutting Ann Winter ’93 FowlerWinslow Lisa ’73 Winkler Zarwell ’76 Gail Patricia Wood Wingfield ’73 MitchellWingate Camille ’84 WineStevensHeather ’94 JeanneL. Windsor WinderJones ’86 Christine Wiltshire Ray ’86 Nancy WilsonL. ’08 Virginia StephensonWilsonJane ’67 FribergMary Elizabeth Wilson ’98 Kimberly A. Wilson ’06 JanetH. Wilson* Hildee Williams Wilson ’89 WilsonHayman ’60 Gail WilsonSands ’66 Courtenay M.WilsonCatherine ’02 WilsonL. ’54 Ann Yolanda Avram Willis ’55 MeredithWilliams ’95 Mary Ballou Handy Williams ’59 B.WilliamsMargaret ’97 Williams ’58 Dunham Louise FaustWilliamsLori ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Williams M.Williams ’78 Elizabeth WilliamsKeen ’68 Eleanor HuntWilliams ’68 Dianne William and Joan Brodsky Foundation, Inc. S. Vance Wilkins,Jr. Mr. and Mrs. E. Marvin Wilke HughesWilesJanet ’80 Dr. and Mrs. Herbert N. Wigder RichardsWiederseim Margaret ’78 C. Clifford Widmayer Karen Williams Wickre ’84 Mr. and Mrs. F. Mark Whittaker CranstonWhithamCatherine ’75 McCarthyJoanWhiteman ’49 WhitehurstPatriciaDavis ’67 Michelle Whitehead and Delmar L. Greenleaf Wendelin A. White ’74 AnnLeigh White ’86 Kimberly Diane Shaheen White ’96 Ms.Jesse A. White ’86 McLemoreWhite ’70 Elizabeth Caroline W. White ’79 WhiteRenee ’05 Angela Mr. and Mrs. Alan J. White Emily Whaley Whipple ’61 Huffman WhetstoneCourtney ’95 WheelerBradleyJane ’64 Mr. and Mrs. J. Jeremy T. Whatmough McKnightWhatley Elizabeth ’87 Alice Anderson Wharton ’75 Nan TullWezniak WetherbeePlatt Robin ’82 Lynn V. Westine ’79 HONOR ROLL Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Wood III WoodMathesonKeitt ’63 McDanielWoodMarguerite ’57 KimberlyJ. Wood Joan Wright Wood ’83 WoodC. Anthony Wong Swee-Lan Dolan ’80 NormanWombwell Edith ’53 PatsyPerkinsWolverton ’62 M.Wolfe Betsy ’68 W.Elizabeth Wiznerowicz ’99 G.WittenbrookMarcia ’72 WitherowGentry Melissa ’80 PatriciaWitcherJordan ’89 S. Wistrand Jennifer Katherine Schupp Zeringue Zeringue ’94 Schupp Katherine Diana L. Zeidel ’71 JanisZeanah Thomas ’52 MarieChristine Carriere Zazulak ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Ken Zaniewski ’77 Nellie Min-Ju Kan ’94 Mr. and Mrs. David Zak Shannon Zahrn Bazar ’99 Catherine C. Zahrn ’98 Doreen S. Zahn Yunk Hagist Kathryn ’91 Yunk Giving Fund, adonor fund advised of B. Young Lucy PlaceYoung Lauren ’78 E.YoungJennifer ’11 KendigYoung Anne ’63 M.Henry Yochum WooldridgeSusan Yeatts ’95 YeattsR. Mark GriffinCarolyn ’92 Yeager H.Yauger Ann ’78 YatesSuzanne ’70 BurrittYates Cheri ’84 NicholsonJaquelinWysong ’64 WyllieBernard Alexandra ’86 WyattCollins Joan ’85 WuehrmannL. Barbara ’71 WrotenDavies Merrilee ’93 CottemondWrightMtesa ’94 WrightBromanJoan ’56 Mary Denny Scott Wray ’61 B.BarbaraWray ’81 B.Betsy Worthington Worley Edgar Lori ’77 Worley Allbritton Ashley ’86 Worcester Finley Nancy ’85 WoolleyLittle Anne ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Woodward Ms. Nan H. Woodson WoodroofL. Rosanne ’71 WoodbridgeCantey Helen ’44 Nancy W. Wood ’63 Fidelity Investment Charitable Gift Fund (Mina Walker Wood ’62) na and/or status class member Mr. and Mrs. L. Zissu Roger Mr. and Mrs. Tim Zilke Jenneane Jones Ziesenhenne ’75 Hannah J. Silva ’05 ’05 Benson A.Heidi D Bell(Classes 2005-2007) A Bell(Classes 2008-2010) Ludington ’12 Stacy Martha Kemp Schley Smith ’12 G Bell(Classes 2011-2013) Kiera M. Cavalleri ’15 ’14 Ngiam Ju-Ren C Bell(Classes 2014-2016) Paige N. Chamblin ’18 F Bell(Classes of 2017–2020) within 13–15years since graduation. recognizes annual gifts of$2,500+from alumnae years since graduation. And finally, D Bell the of $2,000–$2,499from alumnae within 10–12 since graduation. TheA Bell recognizes annualgifts $1,000–$1,999 from alumnae within 7–9years graduation. TheG Bell recognizes annualgifts of $750–$999 from alumnae within 4–6years since graduation. TheC Bell recognizes annualgifts of $250–$649 from alumnae within three years since gifts. TheF Bell one-time recognizes annualgifts of are made through monthly installments or as donors it as fits gifts stagein their in life, whether society recognizes leadership by our giving youngest in tower life bell of the at Sweet Briar College. This The Bell Society Tower recognizes the importance TOWER SOCIETY YOUNG ALUMNAE BELL Jean MeyerAloe ’63 Jean Sheila K. Alexander and Robert R. Alexander ButteriAkersDeborah ’77 Anonymous (19) [email protected]. in your estate plans, please notify Claire Griffith at are not listed below but have included Sweet Briar providing for estate College the in their plans. If you of our founder, Indiana Williams, Fletcher by donors follow who philanthropic in the footsteps recognizes and honors Sweet Briar College’s faithful The Indiana Fletcher Williams Associates WILLIAMS ASSOCIATES INDIANA FLETCHER Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased * Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carroll ’68 Carr Eugenie Mary Cooke Carle ’59* Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Calandra Evelyn Day Butler ’66 Ethel Ogden Burwell ’58 Sarah M. Bumbaugh ’54 Sarah Bucciero Betz ’97 Rosamond Sample Brown ’64 Nancy Dixon Brown ’63 Mary Jo Biscardi Brown ’86 BrownLaura Lee ’63 Antoinette Brown Christian ’78 Alice Farmer Cary Brown ’59 Dr. and Mrs. Owen W. Brodie Mrs. Brandt Caroline Casey ’49 ’49 RodgersElizabeth Boyd ’84 Kay Diane Moore Bowles ’57 Barbara Sampson Borsch ’59 Mary Morris Gamble Booth ’50 Kristin Farris Bergquist ’03 ’71 Bergquist Beryl PollyBenson-Brown ’58 Robin E. Behm ’79 Beard ’55 Kathryn Myth Monnich Bayoud ’80 ReynoldsRachel Baxtresser ’07 Melissa Halstead Baugher ’86 Chantel N. Bartlett ’98 Nella Gray Barkley ’55 Kathleen Peeples Ballou ’55 Mary Fran Brown Ballard ’49 Anne Goebel Bain ’82 Sarah G. Babcock ’83 ArnoldScott ’57 Carolyn AnnessGarrison ’48 Martha Jaquelin Cusick and Ralph Molly M. Currens ’89 Cruess ’79 AndrewsSusan Nannette McBurney Crowdus ’57 D.Cronin Paul FaithCroker ’54 Susan Bronson Croft ’64 Janet G. Crandall TannerCarol Cover ’43 Barbara Bush Cooper ’81 Kim Patmore Cool ’62 Hilary Cooper Cook ’05 BarbaraTragakis Conner ’85 Richard C. Colton, Jr. DarbyLucy Meston ’78 Sarah P. Clement ’75 KirklandTucker Clarkson ’53 BettyeChambers Thomas ’62 StanlyElizabeth Cates ’63 FrenzelElizabeth Casalini ’82 Eleanor Crosby Erdman ’60 English ’71 A.Michela Lynne Manov Echols ’71 FrancesEarly ’62 Margaret McClellan Driscoll ’92 Wilma Dotson Julie G. Dorsett ’87 Dolan ’76 Marian Alice Dixon Elizabeth ’82 C.Linda DeVogt ’86 Lynne Gardner Detmer ’68 Wachenfeld Elise dePapp ’55 Monica F. Dean and Robert A. Steckel Jane McKenzie Davis ’03 Dalton ’67 Diane ( Jaquelin Ambler Cusick JaquelinAmbler ’57) ( na and/or status class member
Natalie and Geoffrey Funk Sheila Nolan Fuller ’66 and Robert F. Fuller* Dorothea M. Fuller ’53 Mary Carter Frackelton ’72 Carol McMurtry Fowler ’57 Cathy Patton Foose ’78 FitzGerald Harvey Elizabeth ’68 Fite ’67 A. Linda Libby Glenn Fisher ’83 ThompsonWillis ’66 Mary-Fleming Katherine Guerrant Fields ’53 Kimberly Harden Fella ’00 Carolyn Cannady Evans ’49 Kimberley McGraw Euston ’92 Maj. Gen. L. H. Ginn IIIH’55 Reed Johns Gay ’53 Gateley ’70 Ann Janice K. Garfield ’73 Lynn Crosby Gammill ’58 Jon Halberstadt Roshani M. Gunewardene ’85 Margaret Van Peenen Grimes ’54 GriffithClaire Dennison ’80 Lura Litton Griffin ’78 Haire ’91 Lorraine Virginia Chamblin Greene ’55 Julia Charlotte Green ’13 Clara Barton Green ’89 Jane E. Gott ’70 Jane H. Goodridge ’63 Laura Hand Glover ’86 Jane Piper Gleason ’74 Mrs. Judith F. Gager* and Mr. Forrest L. Gager, Jr.* Gager, L. Forrest Mr. (Kathleen Button Ginn ’55*) (Natalie Roberts Funk ’66) DONOR
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fall 2020 130 sbc.edu DONOR Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased * Blanchette Maier Chappell ’73 ’67 MacRae Marion VirginiaTimmonsLudwick ’53 Valerie Stoddard Loring ’59 Wray ’78 Longino Lisa Miles Long Randi ’66 Steven J. Dugger London London (Lillian ’73*) (Harris)Cheri Lofland ’79 Stacey Sickels Locke ’88 Lipscomb ’73 Linda Sarah Lindsey R. ’04 Elizabeth Lindsey R. ’86 WoodsLucia ’59 Lindley I.Karin Lindgren ’75 Jane Perry Liles ’53 Ann Colston Leonard ’47 BlackwellElizabeth Laundon ’69 FrancesLaserson Griffith ’70 Helen Murchison Lane ’46 Amy Campbell Lamphere ’80 Aileen H. Laing ’57 Ashley Rogers LaGanga ’05 Jane Shipman Kuntz ’58 Brooke Patterson Koehler ’65 Rebecca Faxon Knowles ’55 Jane Johnson Kent ’48 Kavanagh ’74 A. Kathleen Kaplan ’02 Sara Gwen Speel Kaplan ’60 Grace Butler Johnson ’66 Jenkins ’72 Nancy Carol Dickson Jahnke ’86 Mary Bailey Izard ’52 Mary Pope Maybank Hutson ’83 HumphreyCissy ’76 Jr. Hubbard, Leverett Ann Pegram Howington ’59 Kathleen M. Horan ’71 Anne Gatling Honey ’60 Martha C. Holland ’72 Esther Jett Holland ’43* Betty-Potter Kinne Hillyer ’43 Preston Hodges Hill ’49 Anne Day Herrmann ’64 Mayde Ludington Henningsen ’48* Katherine Powell Heller ’78 HearnA. ’85 Katherine Virginia Robinson Harris ’59 Harris ’40 Jeanne Trueheart Elizabeth Harris ’49 VogelAdele Harrell ’62 Sandra Harper Elder ’58 HannahMary Elizabeth ’62 Barbara M. Hale ’60 HONOR ROLL William M. Passano, Jr. H’55 Mary Hamilton Parsons ’78 Anna Pai Chao ’57 OttawayCynthiaWilson ’57 Osborn ’73 A. Mary C. Gail Robins O’Quin ’67 O’ConnorWisell ’71 Denise TennesseeNielsen ’76 Kathleen B. Nager ’53 June Jacqueline Speight Myers ’87 HelenTurner Murphy ’56 Frank F. Mountcastle, Jr. Joy Reynolds Mouledoux ’84 Frances Morse Kirven ’68 Vaughan Inge Morrissette ’54 Makanah Morriss Dunham ’66 P.Louise Moore ’50 TaylorCatherine Moore ’78 L. MontgomeryDenise ’75 Mary Street Montague ’51* Norma Patteson Mills ’60 Margot Saur Meyer ’60 Karen Meyer Gill ’63 Heidi Menzel MedfordKaren ’72 TowillRebecca McNair ’60 DorothyWoods McLeod ’58 Mrs. Peyton F. McLamb McKayCynthia ’78 A. K. Holly McGlothlin ’78 Dr. McCord, Music Emerita Rebecca Professor of Margaret Katterjohn McCollom ’40* Margaret Graves McClung ’53 Mary McGinnis Lee McClain ’54 Emily Dick McAlister ’78 Cornelia Long Matson ’58 WallHarriet Martin ’65 Elizabeth KernanElizabeth Quigley ’48 Patricia P. Pusey ’60 Judith B. Powell ’69 Anne Litle Poulet ’64 Averala Paxton Poucher ’57 TiftCatherinePorter ’44 Sally Gammon Plummer ’54 Andria Plonka Calhoun ’67 Susan Dern Plank ’73 Jeannette N. Pillsbury ’72 Susan and Piepho Lee* NewtonElaine Peters ’57 Jacqueline C. Penny ’71 Ivana Pelnar-Zaiko H’06 Kathleen Garcia Pegues ’71 Joanne Holbrook Patton ’52 (Helen Addington PassanoAddington(Helen ’55*) na and/or status class member
Jeannine Corbett Squires ’66 and Anne Haw Spencer ’89 Wylie Jameson Small ’83 W.Dawn Slekis ’08 Jane Collins Sjoberg ’53 Sinsheimer ’51 Anne StemmonsAllison Simon ’63 Susanna Judd Silcox ’52 Jane Reeb Short ’74 Polly Sloan Shoemaker ’53* DorothyWyatt Shields ’58* ’53 Sherwood Alexander Mary Harriet Houston Shaffer ’64 E. Schuster Elaine ’58 BacchianiChristina Schieffelin ’68 MaeLinda Visocan Scherr ’87 Susan P. Scanlan ’69 HarrisonEllen Saunders ’75 JudithWelton Sargent ’59 SantandreaBetty Rau ’70 Margaret Ryan Christian ’74 Graham Maxwell Russell ’79 Mary Ann Mellen Root ’53 Lynn Shirey Kahler ’76 Acacia Marie Salazar ’15 Nancie Howe Entenmann Roberts ’56 Catherine Cox Reynolds ’49 Bettie Katherine Arnold Reed ’64 Ann Felicity Keyser Rawley* Sarah UnderhillViaultSarah ’60 DenningtonLucy Van Zandt ’73 VanSchall Sally Allen ’42 Valentine Bulls Norma ’93 Uihlein R. Linda ’77 FitzgeraldTreherne-ThomasJane ’57* TozzerBryan Newell ’55 TooneHudsonVirginia ’53 TeresaPikeTomlinson ’87 Jane (Kitchie) Roseberry Tolleson ’52* Catherine L. Thomas ’98 Mildred Newman Thayer ’61 TaylorA.Sandra ’74 CromwellTaliaferroMargaret ’49 UpchurchKatherineTakvorian ’72 TaggartPaulettLong ’44 Symonds ’62 Allen Anne Judith Stigle Bensen ’67 Sterling ’73 Renee Stelle ’78 Anne Jean Blanton Stein ’44 Melanie Bowen Steglich ’78 Janice Renne Steffen ’74 DJ Stanhope, of Class ’81 Jay Squires, MD
Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased * WynneSnodgrass Susan ’72 WoodMathesonKeitt ’63 DuffieldDiane ’57 Wood Elisabeth Muhlenfeld, President Emerita PenderWithersHelen ’48 BarclayWinstonFlorence ’57 Susan Whitten Williams ’78 YonSallie Williams ’63 Williams Gill ’40* Emory PatriciaWilder ’63 WiegersColwill ’59 Elizabeth CranstonWhithamCatherine ’75 KennethS. White WhiteSmith ’59 Elizabeth Anne Lyn Harrell Welsh ’55 WeinerGwendolyn ’62 WendyWeilerC. ’71 K.Ann Weigand TullerLanghorne Webster ’58* WattsHeuerCharlotte ’57 Mrs.Janet A. Warrick WarrenDavis Joan ’51 Warner El ’85 WarnerK.Barbara ’46 PamelaComptonWare ’55 Betty Byrne Gill Ware ’55 Ward Bemis Jessica ’63 CottonWard Dawne ’81 WendyIgleheartWalker ’78 F.Marion Walker ’72 JaneTatman Walker ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Yeager PhuongTran Broome ’96 Ms. Lisa A. Jacobs and Mr. Paul F. Brinkman Mr. and Mrs. Gary Brewer Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Bradford James Brachman Boone L. Dorothy Bleich Lisa Paul Bigelow R. Danielle Erika Mary Bielenstein ’82 Gabriella M. Bedsworth William Baumgarten Mr. and Mrs.E. Thomas Basco Blair C. Balmer S.Suzanne Augur ArtsSettlemyer ’68 Lynn S.Leslie Ariail Mr. Mrs. and Ernest Annable Bianca Lucia Alvarado Gavilanes ’17 TaylorM.Allen ’20 Joan Armstrong Abington ’90 you! Thank ( July 1,2019–June 30,2020), yearfiscal Sweet Briar Donor Community in2019-2020 the In special recognition ofthose joined who the FIRST TIMEDONORS Jacqueline Lowe YoungJacquelineLowe ’53 WooldridgeSusan Yeatts ’95 (Kathryn ProthroYeager (Kathryn ’61) na and/or status class member
Dayna Gunn Gunn ’04 Lydia M. Gullicksen ’18 Evangeline Fisher Grossman ’89 Mr. and Mrs. Keith Gorman Robert Goodlatte F.Elizabeth Glotzbach Teresa A.Garrett AnnRalene Friend and John P. Prieskorn Mary Frank FosterA. ’12 Elizabeth Hooshang Foroudastan Floyd Carrra Tranum Fitzpatrick, IV Carolyn Bloxsom Fitzpatrick ’93 Kathleen Brown Eney ’78 Tarah J. Eliason ’12 Sherine Mohamed S. Banhawy El ’97 James Eisenmann R. Mary DuBois E.Lisa Diard Stephanie Pearson Davis ’95 Helen E. Danner Natalie L. Czarra ’22 Mr. and Mrs. Czarra Edgar Mr. and Mrs. Robert Currey B.Kristin Cousins CiccarelloArnoldAdrienne ’04 M. Chaplin Stephen Sarah Ryder Carter ’02 Capps Jason Aaron Kiernan Burger DONOR HONOR ROLL 131
fall 2020 132 sbc.edu DONOR ** Gift ofArt Sweet tothe Briar Collection Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased * Ms. Shannon Holcomb-Selbert and Erin Gibbs Henrichs ’05 Susan Hemphill Anna L. Hearn Mr. and Mrs. Paul X. Harder Harcourt-BrookeLeannan C.Ashlee Hall Paul Gyaakye Barbara Mosegard-Diamond and Patricia Morrill Mr. and Mrs. B. Raphael Montgomery Sarah Smith Freeman Monroe ’75 Nancy Morris Miller ’83 Mr. and Mrs. James Miller Virginia W.Milam AyersKaren Merritt ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Meighan Roland G. McIntosh Kerrie H. McCoy Mr. and Mrs. James Mayo-Pitts Nickcole K. Maynard-Errami Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Lydick Lex Lindsey D.Lindsay Beth Lignelli Catherine Sammie Goyne Leary ’82 M.Elizabeth Larabell Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Lang Annie M. Labatt Hannah K. Kowitz ’15 Andrew M. Koenig Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kocik Kidane-Mariam ’76 Diana Susan C. Kesey Jody L. Kelso Kelly Stephen Daniel H. Kellum Keany ’08 A. Caitlin Jones Kimberly Evelyn Smith Jones ’96 Johnston Jane Sallie D. Iselin Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Huth Mr. and Mrs. James C. Pitts Angelia Pippin Mr. and Mrs.Wayne Phillips Tustin Elizabeth Phelps ’05 Hallie Pence Mary Morris Park ’04 ’14 Ngiam Ju-Ren Judith Newton Nau John Mr. Parker David Selbert David M. Diamond HONOR ROLL
Lucy B. Young Lucy B.Betsy Worthington Ms. Nan H. Woodson S. Vance Wilkins,Jr. C. Clifford Widmayer Mr. and Mrs. John J. Wandling TraboldErica TracyTilkinGilmore ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Thomas V Tennant-HeckardMary ’82 Sharon Stiteler Halsey ’73 Nancy T. Gray and Jean H. Stewart StelmanElina H. Sperry Arthur Janine Sparacio Mr. and Mrs. H. Finis Southworth J.Albert Smith Sloan David Judith Siskind Mr. Mrs. and E. Eric Shenker Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Schmidt Mariann Schick Mr. and Mrs. Russell A. Muser Mr. and Mrs. Fred Savitz R. Jennifer M. Sauer Mr. and Mrs. James M. Rossi J.Stacey Rogers Rebekah E. Ricksecker ConeElizabeth Preston ’78 J.Lisa Powell Terri Brockwell Porter ’91 Carter-Barger Family Fund the Community of The Honorable and Mrs. William J.Cabaniss, Jr. SmithMary Landon Brugh ’57 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Bradford III TerjenSusan Bernard ’63 Rebecca Carter Barger ’81 A. Hopie Carter Avery ’94 Mr. F. Christopher Armstrong The Argo Foundation arts athighlighting the Sweet Briar. and events publishes Visions,gallery amagazine offersprizes for student contests,art sponsors internships, off-campus for scholarships financial funds collection, Sweet Briar’s teaching permanent The of Friends maintainsArt and collects art for (July 1, 2019–June fiscal 30,year 2020) Donors to the Friends Art of for the 2019-2020 FRIENDS OFART Foundation of Gaston County, Gaston Foundation of Inc. (Catherine Caldwell Cabaniss ’61) na and/or status class member Catherine and William J. Cabaniss Advised Fund Jade SmithJade ’16 BryanEllen Tozzer Smith ’87 StephanieSmirnovWilt ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Smiley Sarah Garrison Skidmore ’56 StemmonsAllison Simon ’63** Simmons ’86** A.Amy Marshall Metcalf Seymour ’64 Prudence Sandifer Scott ’59 Adelaide M. Russo ’68 Olga N. Rigg ’04** Lindsay Eneguess Paulette ’11 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry A. Parker Carol Barnard Ottenberg ’60 Barbara Falge Openshaw ’57 Oglesby Ellis Lamar ’54 NorrisDavid C.Louise Newton ’82 Newmark Sims Linda ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Meeks Maureen K. McGuire ’06 Maus Laura Julia Fort Lowe ’63 Wray ’78 Longino Lisa Nan Dabbs Loftin ’81 Gail P. Lloyd ’60 Lipscomb ’73 Linda Sarah E. Lewis Olympia A. K. LeHota ’20 McGuireLinda Last ’58 ’66 MurielWikswoLambert Page M. Kjellstrom ’70 Karen Steinhardt Kirkbride ’56 Jacqueline Mabie Humphrey ’60 Chapman HoffmanLouise ’61 Anne Booth Hauser ’64 Mary Koonz Gynn ’56 Mary Sutherland Gwinn ’65 Anne Evans Gorry ’64 Susan Stephens Geyer ’74 Mary Frank** FosterA. ’12 Elizabeth Fort ’62 Chloe Hannah Davis Emig ’83 V.Alice Dodd ’65 Monica F. Dean and Robert A. Steckel B.Lee Cullum ’60 Laura L.Crum ’79 Barbara Bush Cooper ’81 Lucile McKee Clarkson ’69 Center Stage Dance Studio, Inc. of the Communityof Foundation of Greater Birmingham
Claire Dennison GriffithClaire Dennison ’80 and Patricia Roby Gotfredson ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Keith Gorman Barbara Paulson Goodbarn ’83 TrueDow ’80 Note: The icons in of Friends Athletics indicate support for specific teams. Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased * Michelle L. Badger ’06 Anonymous ’60 efforts. community-building increase attendance at students’ games and other and communications and tobuild enthusiasm uniforms, equipment not covered in budget, the team travel, annual the Athletic Awards Banquet, tointercollegiateenhancements athletics, including College’sthe commitment by tosports funding Friends ofAthletics sustains and promotes (July 1, 2019-June 2020 fiscal 30,year 2020) Donors to the Friends Athletics of for the 2019- FRIENDS OFATHLETICS Stephen and Fund, Clara Smiley adonor Emily Marie Dent ’12 Monica F. Dean and Robert A. Steckel Laura L. Crum ’79 Eileen Stroud Clark ’65 GanttElizabeth Castles ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Groesch Jenness S. Gough ’13 Katherine A. HearnA. ’85 Katherine Brianna Boswell Brown ’82 Alicia Bomhardt Bounds ’89 Harriet McCormick Bobbitt ’63 Mr. and Mrs.E. Thomas Basco Laura M. Ferrazzano ’88 ’93 Elkins DebraA. Margaret B.WilliamsMargaret ’97 PamelaWeiler-Colling ’79 WendyWeilerC. ’71 WatsonCunningham Nancy ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Waring H.VolkCynthia ’83 WandaF. Vest WoodAlice Thompson ’59 Mildred Newman Thayer ’61 TaraschiL. Caroline ’87 Cindy Sutherland Sorenson ’74** Catherine Evans Stroud ’46 Mary Page Stewart ’78 Jocelyn M. Stephens ’11 Mary Pope M. Hutson ’83 Mr. and Mrs. James H. Hershman, Jr. Luther T.Luther Griffith Gift Fund Fidelity Investment fundadvised of Charitable
Soren, LLC Clélie D.Clélie D. Steckel and Joshua A. Barrow Caroline Coleman Stautberg ’62 Janine Sparacio Hannah Lott Sarah E. Lewis Kristen Johnson Mortensen ’09 Leyte C.Leyte McNealus ’18 Mr. and Mrs. James Mayo-Pitts Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Wandling WandaF. Vest Barbara Mosegard-Diamond and Kay Pierce Sugarbaker ’93 Gloria J.Gloria Cooper Joan Breier Brodsky ’67 Mary Green Borg ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Bonham NursatAygenI. ’76 ’77 Akins K. Ramona appropriateand other material. including monetary donations, manuscripts books, and toattract resources through gifts or bequests Cochran Library, well its as as available services, understanding needs Mary ofthe ofthe Helen The ofthe LibraryFriends encourage seek to an (July 1, 2019–June 2020 fiscal 30,year 2020) Donors to the Friends the Library of for the 2019- FRIENDS OFTHELIBRARY Jo KramerAnn Soderquist ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kocik Page M. Kjellstrom ’70 Sally Old Kitchin ’76 Jean G. Lewis ’87 Bonnie Kestner Bonnie BarbaraKelleyTillman ’67 JRD Fund, Fidelity adonor fund advised of Aoife Magner ’19 Magner Aoife Julia ParisJulia ’99 Anna Pai Chao ’57 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Oybkhan Margaret MacKenzie Nowacki ’63 Mr. Parker and Selbert Adelaide M. Russo ’68 Mr. and Mrs. James C. Pitts Andrea Peterson Philips-Bramham ’76 Lindsay Eneguess Paulette ’11 Mr. and Mrs. John J. Wandling PamelaWeiler-Colling ’79 WendyWeilerC. ’71 Investment Charitable Gift Fund Ms. Shannon Holcomb-Selbert David M. Diamond Field Hockey,
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Soccer, William and Joan Brodsky Foundation, Inc. PamelaWeiler-Colling ’79 WendyWeilerC. ’71 D. Weaver Andrew WandaF. Vest Deborah L. Thacker ’77 Toni E. Termotto J. David and Termotto D.Marcia Talley StantonAndersonSarah ’89 Sprinkle C. Allen Adelaide M. Russo ’68 G.Raymond Ruff Lynn Shirey Kahler ’76 Pillow R. Ruth Mr. and Mrs. Jerry A. Parker Mr. and Mrs. Carmen J. Palermo L. MontgomeryDenise ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mittelholtz Sarane C. McHugh ’81 Mr. and Mrs. James Mather R. ’78 Lumsden A.Catherine Susan Lindsey Sarah E. Lewis Jean G. Lewis ’87 NicholsEllen Jump ’60 Mr. and Mrs. James H. Hershman, Jr. Adelaide H. Hapala Monica G. Freeman ’73 and Genevieve Tim Fadool andElizabeth Luther Dietrich Monica F. Dean and Robert A. Steckel Laura L.Crum ’79 Anne Peyton Cooper ’50 Mr. and Mrs. David W. Balding Sarah G. Babcock ’83 Amsden ’53 Katherine ’14 Allison Rose Katherine T.Claire Affleck ’03 Anonymous travel and expenses. team supplementing and facilities, the maintaining specialoffering clinics,assisting with uniform costs, of Riding Riding aims the toaugment Program by students pursue aquality liberal arts degree. Friends while activities, recreational riding to experiences range ofopportunities, from competitive constructive nature program. ofthe program The provides a program, paying special unique attention tothe Friends ofRiding promotes Sweet Briar’s riding (July 1, 2019–June 2020 fiscal 30,year 2020) Donors to the Friends Riding for of the 2019- FRIENDS OFRIDING Swimming, Tennis DONOR HONOR ROLL 133
fall 2020 134 sbc.edu DONOR Note: The notation followed“H” by a year class (or on its own) indicateshonorary alum Deceased * G.Raymond Ruff Lynn Shirey Kahler ’76 Catherine Slatinshek Prillaman ’76 Averala Paxton Poucher ’57 Varisco Lezlie Pinto ’87 Pierie Blew Bonnie ’67 Kathy Gagnon Pappas ’81 Donald Ober R. Makanah Morriss Dunham ’66 Robert S. Meade D.Elizabeth McMullen ’68 McAllister-ThomasAnn ’87 Maus Laura Faith Mace Bullis ’61 Wray ’78 Longino Lisa Mary E. Long OsmanskiEdna-Ann Loftus ’72 Sarah E. Lewis Colleen Kuebel Lewis ’84 Keedie Grones Leonard ’76 Shapleigh Donnelly LaPointe ’86 Alice Johnson Krendel ’72 H. Daniel Jones III Margaret Enochs Jarvis ’83 Jane Frierson Charitable Giving Fund at Fidelity Pamela C. Hughes ’74 Nancy Houghton Lea ’74 Katherine Cole Hite ’88 Lee Thomas Higginson, Jr. Janet Maynard Henderson ’60 Beverley Crispin Heffernan ’75 MichelleLauren Perhala Gramlich ’12 Karen Greer Gay ’74 Sarah Dabbs Fryer ’72 Jane Hutcherson Frierson ’74 Elizabeth Fisch TaylorKatherine Erickson ’80 Tria Pell Dove ’64 Wachenfeld Elise dePapp ’55 Monica F. Dean and Robert A. Steckel Witcover Christine Dean ’68 Jean Lindsay Streel de ’58 Laura L. Crum ’79 Deirdre S. Conley ’72 Madeleine Coleman R. ’16 HortonElaine Cavener ’65 Eleanor Sledge Burke ’64 BrandBarbara ’71 A. Sue P. Brady G. and Thomas Honaker III Harriet McCormick Bobbitt ’63 Belter ’13 Brianna BeardMonaWilson ’51 Mary Brush Bass ’62 Investment Charitable Gift Fund HONOR ROLL Merrilee Davies WrotenDavies Merrilee ’93 Woody Dewey Dana ’58 Meredith Woo Winkler Zarwell ’76 Gail Patricia Wood Wingfield ’73 Cassandra Whaling Wierman ’85 AlyshaWiegand ’09 PamelaWeiler-Colling ’79 WendyWeilerC. ’71 WandaF. Vest PamelaVan Tassel ’73 Norma Stieh Bulls Valentine ’93 The Harbor Foundation TempleKimball Mary ’52 WatsonKathleen Taylor ’65 Katharine Baker Sydnor ’66 Cindy Sutherland Sorenson ’74 StarfishCharitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. H. Finis Southworth FoundationSledge Jane Russo Sheehan ’52 Charitable Schwab Margaret Lyle Samdahl ’72 Adelaide M. Russo ’68 Castilli Corasonne Kanye Corasonne Harrison Clover Fresco Stiles Cedrik Castilli horses. new with eight Riding Program Sweet Briar the donors provided year,competitions. 2019-2020fiscal the During of horses and with wins placings in USEF-rated outdoor riding facilities and string awell-schooled riding. We offer among the finest indoor and our program standard set the has for collegiate decades, for and programs, equestrian renowned Sweet Briar home toone is country’s ofthe most NEW BARN RESIDENTS na and/or status class member
Nancy C. White ’79 Pre-Med Established by Heather Colson Ewing ’90 Colson Ewing Scholarship day.students, every lifetheir and career success, available is tomore Sweet steadfastly Briar experience, committed to These scholarshipsensure to signature that the three scholarships new tosupport our students. donors established of groups and individual 2019-2020academic the During year, NEW SCHOLARSHIPS Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Fein (EllaM. Magruder Hanson ’75),and Magruder and John Gregory Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Established by Linda S.Fink, M.Brown Carrie Excellence Dance in Magruder Award EstablishedE. by Thomas White discretion of the College of discretion Student scholarships to awarded be at the Mark Magruder. Mark dance major each spring and Ella honor in of $250 annual award to agraduating senior student for her junior and senior years Scholarship for apre-med or pre-nursing FundScholarship (Endowed)
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