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Copyright c 2015 by the authors. This article is brought to you by the William & Mary Law School Scholarship Repository. https://scholarship.law.wm.edu/report MARSHALL-WYTHE

2014–2015 Annual Report 2014–2015 Law School Boards

The Marshall-Wythe School of Law William & Mary Law School Foundation Association

Offcers Offcers Barbara L. Johnson ’84 Melissa A. Conner ’02 President President Stephen J. Horvath III ’84 Fernand A. Lavallee ’88 Vice President Past President Douglas E. Brown ’74 Courtney Malveaux ’02 Secretary/Treasurer President-Elect Trustees W. Leslie Boswell ’07 and J.P. Fulton ’85 Betsy C. Anderson Co-Vice Presidents for Student Activities Michael E. Baumann ’79 Nora Garcia Nickel ’07 and Earl G. Pinto ’00 Craig D. Bell ’86 Co-Vice Presidents for Alumni Activities Rick L. Burdick ’76 Marshall B. Barton ’94 Elizabeth B. Carder-Thompson ’78 Secretary/Treasurer Garen E. Dodge ’82 Lauren A. Ferrari ’83 Alvaro Garcia-Tunon ’79 Directors Paul A. Ainsworth ’03 Daniel A. Gecker ’82 Anne Hampton Andrews ’11 Terry E. Hall ’86 Coburn R. Beck ’98 Sarah C. Honenberger ’78 Anne E. Bomar ’91 Kindra L. Kirkeby ’00 Blake R. Christopher ’15, SBA President (ex ofcio) Joyce A. Kuhns ’83 Nicholas C. Conte ’87 Scott G. Lindvall ’86 Christopher R.M. DeLacy ’99 Jefrey A. Lowe ’89 Jacqueline R. Denning ’76 Jon M. Mahan ’96 Michael E. Dick ’06 Catherine M. Marriott ’86 L. Allison Garde ’86 J. Thomas Morina ’83 Lawrence H. Glanzer ’76 James D. Penny ’83 Megan Tumi Jackson ’08 Catherine J. Rotolo ’08 Matthew C. Kemelek ’16, BLSA President (ex ofcio) Marc A. Taylor ’89 John M. Levy (ex ofcio) Thomas G. Martinchek ’94 Jefrey S. Palmore ’09 Gerald C. Wells ’94

ON THE COVER: George Wythe, at right, was William & Mary’s, and the nation’s, frst professor of law. John Marshall, at left, was among Wythe’s frst students at the College. Marshall went on to serve as the nation’s fourth chief justice and is generally considered the greatest jurist to fll that role. Message from the Dean and the Chair

Dear Graduates, Parents, and Friends: We are delighted to report that the year ended June 30, 2015, was a truly outstanding one for the nation’s oldest law school. Once again, we set new records in private giving. We celebrate in these pages the alumni and friends whose support and friendship have enabled the Law School to thrive. With your generous financial support, we continue to enroll extraordinary students with a commitment to use their legal talents for the greater good. And we continue to attract and retain faculty who excel both as teachers and as scholars. This year, we are expanding the Law School by constructing the new James A. and Robin L. Hixon Center for Experiential Learning and Leadership. This two-story, 12,000-square-foot building will house all of the Law School’s legal clinics, Legal Practice Program, and leadership activities. The Hixon Center will open during the fall of 2016. In October, the College of William & Mary announced a university-wide, $1 billion dollar campaign. As part of this historic effort, we have set a Law School goal of $75 million in gifts and commitments by December 31, 2020. News of the Largest Gift in Our History The campaign announcement included news that two anonymous donors have generously contributed $22 million to the Law School, the largest gift in the Law School’s history. This gift will support student scholarships, a faculty teaching prize, and an annual leadership conference. William & Mary law students will benefit from this extraordinary gift for generations to come! Thank you for the many ways that you support this generation of William & Mary law students. Our best days lie ahead of us! Sincerely,

Davison M. Douglas, Dean James D. Penny ’83 Arthur B. Hanson Professor of Law Law School Campaign Chair

1 By the Numbers

A new record for participation in a class gift 92% set by the Class of 2015

Years in a row you’ve helped us set new Annual Giving records Endowed scholarships made — THANK YOU! possible by the generosity of 18 95+ alumni & friends

First-year student is a Students assisted former Major League 131101 organizations in 23 states, D.C., Baseball player and 13 countries thanks to 2015 William (“Bill”) Summer Public Service Fellowships, Bray ’15, J.D. ’18, made possible in part through the played 6 seasons generosity of alumni & friends with the Washington Nationals and Cincinnati Reds as a relief pitcher Courtesy of The Cincinnati Reds

Pages of scholarship published from Oct. to Ma in our fve 1student-edited law journals Cost to veterans 5,980 $0for advice and counsel during the “Military Mondays” pilot program sponsored by Starbucks and the Puller eterans Benefts Clinic

2 Marshall-Wythe ranked in National Jurist’s 2015 assessment of the best law #19 schools for practical training

Students and recent graduates received Number24 of countries judicial clerkships on in which Professor U.S. Courts of Appeals Paul Marcus has given 8 invited lectures or made conference presentations

st place fnishes our Trial Team in the past 5 years (including 2015) at the prestigious Academy of Trial Lawyers Mock Trial 3Competition in Pittsburgh

Professor has been a guest on Comedy Central’s The Colbert Report Students 1 comprise our Professor Allison Orr Larsen J.D. Class of 2018 on Oct. 6, 2014 (to discuss 201 her article, “The Trouble with Amicus Facts”)

5 Students brought home 1st Professors once clerked for the place laurels in major writing U.S. Supreme Court competitions in 2014–2015 Nancy Combs (for Justice Kennedy) Kevin G. Bender ’16 Allison Orr Larsen (for Justice Souter) Colleen R. Smith ’15 Alan J. Meese (for Justice Scalia) Brian J. Focarino ’15 (for winning papers in Taylor Reveley (for Justice Brennan) two competitions) James Y. Stern (for Justice Kennedy)

2014–2015 Annual Report 3 3 Annual Giving 2006–2015

$2,306,830 2.4m $2,303,576

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2.1m $2,073,222 2m $1,907,660 1.9m

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$1,382,052 1.4m $1,350,748 $1,364,278 $1,366,587

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Fundraising Totals Endowments Growth 2012–2015 2012–2015

FY 2012 FY 2013 FY 2014 FY 2015 FY 2012 $40.9 million FY 2014 $52.8 million Annual Fund $1,907,660 $2,073,222 $2,303,576 $2,306,830 FY 2013 $45.7 million FY 2015 $53.9 million Gifts-in-Kind 241,679 283,819 14,828 1,714 Endowment Gifts 513,065 1,123,195 1,619,110 670,343 Capital (building) 142,996 101,050 572,356 1,656,955 Alumni Donors Total Giving $2,805,400 $3,581,286 $4,509,870 $4,635,842 2012–2015

FY 2012 1,752 FY 2014 1,891 FY 2013 1,799 FY 2015 2,175

4 3Ls Set All-Time School Record with 92 Percent Participation in Class Gift

At graduation in May, Dean Douglas announced that the Class of 2015 broke the all-time Law School record for participation in a class gift, with a total of 92 percent of the graduating class making gifts or pledges. The previous record was 90 percent, held by the Class of 2014.

thin can sa with some confdence that that is probably one of the highest, if not the highest, percentages of participation of any law school in the (above) Gift Chairs, from left, Brian Focarino, Claire Wheeler, and Peter Vogel announce the class gift total at graduation. United States,” Douglas said. “I think it

(below) Dean Douglas made good on a promise to sit in a dunk tank on the last day of classes when class gift speaks volumes about the devotion of participation reached 91 percent. this class to their law school.”

Knowing that fundraising also involves fun, Co-Chairs Brian Focarino, Peter Vogel, and Claire Wheeler came up with something special to energize their class and maximize participation. Dean Douglas sacrifced his iconic two-decade-old mustache when the graduating Class of 2014 exceeded the prior record. This year, the dean offered to risk sitting in a dunk tank when the 3L class did the same.

Thanks to some well-placed fastballs from 3Ls, their last day of classes ended with one soaking-wet dean, an inspiring class gift effort, and a triumphant class of graduating lawyers who truly care about their school.

Class of 2015 3L Gift Chairs Brian Focarino Peter Vogel Claire Wheeler

Committee Ben Abel Lamya Moosa Henry Alderfer Vanessa Rogala Kristin Brandt Shane Rumbaugh Caroline DeHaan Colleen Smith eaa r Caleb Stone Kang He Drucilla Tigner Mike Hendricks eof er August Johannsen Jess Vara Chris Kaltsas Caitlin Whalan Jay Kane Debbie Wong Samantha Lovin Danny Yates

2014–2015 Annual Report 5 Reunion Giving

CLASS OF 1970: The 2nd annual Red Hot Reveley Award for Outstanding Class Participation in a Reunion Gift was presented to members of the Class of 1970 at Alumni Weekend’s Reunion Dinner. The award, a portrait of William & Mary President Taylor Reveley painted to resemble “The King of Rock’n Roll,” goes to the reunion class that achieves the highest participation as of Alumni Weekend. The theme harkens back to a “shrine” to Elvis Presley that occupied a place of honor in the student lounge in the 1980s and 1990s.

Class Total Gifts and Pledges* Participation % 1965 $538,130 42% 1970 $140,250 42% 1975 $288,027 39% 1980 $162,600 39% 1985 $405,350 36% 1990 $153,554 35% The original Elvis “shrine” 1995 $119,226 37% 2000 $120,240 33% 2005 $39,358 31% 2010 $29,799 36% Totals $1,996,534 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 * Totals include gifts made by June 30, 2015, and fi ve-year pledges.

6 Reunion Committees 2015

1965 — 50th Reunion 1990 — 25th Reunion 2005 — 10th Reunion Co-Chairs Co-Chairs Co-Chairs David P. Beach Marcia E. Asquith Rosa Jean Evergreen C. Lacey Compton, Jr. Mark S. Hedberg Claire M. Maddox J. R. Zepkin Andrew Ralston Livingston Committee Robert M. McDowell Leasa Woods Anderson 1970 — 45th Reunion Committee Raul M. Bhat Co-Chairs Timothy Dickens Battin Michael L. Broadus arle . f Lisa A. Cahill Kelly Street Brown Edmund Polubinski, Jr. Robert Harvey Chappell III Stephen Thomas Del Percio Cameron N. Cosby Jennifer Maki Dodge Committee Jefrey So ra Justin M. Hargrove Ralph Alexander Elmore III Cheshire Eveleigh Allison N. Hatchett Bruce R. Lange Sara Beiro Farabow Mugdha S. Kelkar George S. Newman Felicia L. Faragasso Amanda Lee Kutz Kenneth Alvin Phillips Charles Anthony Fincher David B. Lacy Harry D. Saunders Donna Esposito Fincher arl . ef Conway W. Smith III Mary Allison Francis Sam C. Olive Howard P. Smith David B. Montgomery Catherine Anne Oliver Mary Jo Swartz David S. Stern 1975 — 40th Reunion 1995 — 20th Reunion 2010 — 5th Reunion Co-Chairs Edward Robert Blumberg Co-Chairs Co-Chairs Michael R. Borasky Matthew J. Bissonette Christina Mary Carroll Wayne M. Lee Julie P. Laine Zachariah James DeMeola Brooks Patten McElwain Myron Demarcus McClees Committee Committee James Wright Noel III Evan E. Adair Elyse Kristine Simmerman Barbara H. Kamp Carla N. Archie James A. Metcalfe Elizabeth Patricia Bruns Committee James Bailey Rattray Llezelle Agustin Dugger Robert Paul Barrett Daniel P. Small Ruth Litvin Goodboe Jennifer Elle Bowen Michael David Homans Janice L. Craft-Henry Amy Rollins Kreisler Patrick Cullen Henry II 1980 — 35th Reunion Brett Anthony Loney Naomh Stewart Hudson Co-Chairs Douglas E. Miller Ashley Phipps Jarmer James Frederick Ireland III Douglas Steven Reinhart Katharine Eileen Kruk William Edward King George Perkins Snead Ryan Seth Marion David St. Clair Lowman, Jr. Amy Marie Waskowiak Benjamin David Novak Kristen Dacey O’Connor Committee 2000 — 15th Reunion Andrew Palmer Reeve Aoy o Aeef Jessica Bonney Reveley Nell Buckelew Armstrong Co-Chairs Chris V. Rey Francis Cocke Bagbey Kindra Lynn Kirkeby Kristin Nicole Smith Ann Kiley Crenshaw Earl G. Pinto Marlin Gerald Townes III Dennis Paul Crimmins Mary Elizabeth Sherwin Martha Didinger Franklin William Benjamin Hopkins, Jr. Committee Joseph F. Lagrotteria Jessica Rachel Arons J. Lee E. Osborne Elliott Matthew Buckner Erika Kroetch Campbell Jennifer Magoulas Campbell 1985 — 30th Reunion Jonathan Scott Campbell Co-Chairs Sara Ruth Chandler John J. Jarosak Craig A.A. Dixon John Brad O’Grady Carrie R. Hunt Theodore Leonard Hunt Committee Dawn Sherman Meisner Kimberly H. Ashbach Jefrey Joe Pol Amy Holt Davis Kevin David Rice Elizabeth Ebner Kenneth Roy Shook Thomas Lloyd Hanley John McRae Stuckey III Richard Hugh Howard-Smith C. Arthur Robinson II

2014–2015 Annual Report 7 A Home for Experiential Learning and Leadership

This year, the Law School is addressing several important “The Center for Experiential Learning and Leadership will go beyond needs through the creation of the James A. and Robin L. theory and will provide students with a resource to develop the practical Hixon Center for Experiential Learning and Leadership. skills necessary to becoming successful attorneys. I have high hopes for the The project provides a new space to help students become center and its impact on the students who will use it.” practice ready as they concentrate on objective and — JAMES A. HIXON ’79, M.L.T. ’80 persuasive writing and other practical skills necessary for successful careers in law. Our expanding clinics, too, will provide more experiential opportunities for our 2Ls and 3Ls to represent real clients in actual cases. About the Hixon Center • The two-story, 12,000-square-foot building is projected to cost approximately $7 million and will be funded principally through private support.

• James A. Hixon ’79, M.L.T. ’80, Executive Vice President of Law & Corporate Relations at Norfolk Southern Corporation, gave a gift to support construction. Hixon and his late wife, Robin ’79, met as students at the Law School.

• The Center will stand on the north side of the current Law Students engage in long hours of meticulous research to help clients of the Puller Veterans enefts Clinic. School campus and is scheduled to open in Fall 2016.

• W&M’s clinical program — featuring 8 clinics with more than 150 positions for 2L and 3L students — addresses the unmet legal needs of the community while strengthening students’ skills and sense of responsibility with direct client interaction.

• The new center will house the highly regarded Legal Practice Program and the school’s leadership activities for the education of citizen lawyers.

• An additional courtroom will allow students to prepare for trial work in a real-world setting.

• VMDO Architects, headquartered in Charlottesville, Va., is the building’s designer, and is committed to a minimum goal of LEED silver for all its projects. Gilbane,

On Nov. 20, 2014, Dean Davison M. Douglas, James A. Hixon, William & Mary Inc., of Providence, R.I., is managing construction. President Taylor Reveley, and Rector Todd A. Stottlemyer celebrated the groundbreaking “The construction of the Hixon Center for Experiential Learning and for the new center. Leadership is an extraordinarily powerful step for us at this particular moment in our history. In my judgment, the Law School is in the strongest position it has ever been, and this gift will allow us to continue our “The Hixon Center is vital to our continued success in training citizen forward momentum.” lawyers: men and women who are not only skilled advocates, but also are — DEAN DAVISON M. DOUGLAS caring citizens and leaders in law and in our communities.” — PRESIDENT TAYLOR REVELEY

8 Renderings courtesy of VMDO Architects Hixon Center

“Our clinical programs are currently located signifcantly away from the aw chool campus. We are grateful to have this temporary space to house our programs, and are getting tremendous work done, but we are eager for the Hixon Center to open so we can return to campus in a state-of- the-art building that will enable us to be an integral part of the life of the school, and allow us to more eectively serve those desperately needing legal services.”

— PATRICIA ROBERTS ’92, CLINICAL PROFESSOR OF LAW, DIRECTOR, View from interior entrance (lobby level) CLINICAL PROGRAMS AND DIRECTOR, PULLER VETERANS BENEFITS CLINIC

Through our Legal Practice Program, faculty meet with econd oor view to courtroom frstyear students for a series of intensive, oneon one conferences that focus on helping students become To learn more about supporting profcient legal writers. the Hixon Center, please contact Sally Kellam at [email protected].

2014–2015 Annual Report 9 The Competitive Spirit at William & Mary Law

PRIVATE SUPPORT AND COMPETITION TEAMS Private support allows William & Mary Law teams to: • Travel to unique and challenging tournaments across the country • Host tournaments at the Law School (such as the annual William B. Spong, Jr., Invitational Moot Court Tournament) The 2014-2015 Moot Court Team • Hire exceptional practitioners to Competition teams represent an important The National Trial Team coach teams part of our students’ education. The tradition • Provides extensive trial advocacy Unrestricted annual of engaging in moot court arguments began training, from evidentiary objections and support and in 1780, when George Wythe reintroduced the fundamental trial skills to sophisticated trial endowments are vital strategy and persuasion for our law teams. late Medieval concept of the moot court to The Patten Trial teach his students oral advocacy skills. • Boasts a formidable record, competing in Team Endowment, for instance, was Membership on William & Mary Law School’s 17 of the nation’s most prestigious national established by former four competition teams is a highly sought after competitions William & Mary rector honor and accomplishment. Top competition Donald N. Patten, The Transactional Law Team and provides annual teams bring recognition to the Law School, income to better sharpen students’ skills, and make our graduates • Helps students explore and improve support trial team more valuable and productive young lawyers. transactional law ability, skills, and interest coaching and travel through preparation for and participation expenses. The Alternative Dispute Resolution Team in transactional law competitions • Focuses on client counseling and methods • Competes in three tournaments of dispute resolution such as negotiation, throughout the United States mediation, and arbitration • Competes in 11 tournaments, including the ABA Law Student Division Negotiation Competition, the ABA LASD Client Counseling Competition, and the ABA Section of Dispute Resolution Advocacy in Mediation Competition

The Moot Court Program • Promotes student development and ref nement of oral advocac and rief- writing skills • Sends members to 19 inter-collegiate moot court tournaments around the nation SCOTUSblog founder Tom Goldstein congratulates Gordon Dobbs ’17, • Hosts the annual William B. Spong, Jr., winner of the 2015 Bushrod Moot Court Tournament, co-sponsored by Invitational Moot Court Tournament the Moot Court Team.

10 SAMPLING OF RECENT COMPETITION TEAM RESULTS • Alternative Dispute Resolution Team — Winner, ABA Regional Mediation Competition; Second Place, Southwestern Entertainment Law Negotiation in Los Angeles; Excellence in Negotiation and Advocate’s Choice awards, St. John’s Securities Dispute Resolution Triathlon, 2014–2015 • Moot Court Team — Champion, Leroy R. Hassell, Sr., National Constitutional Law Moot Court Competition, Fall 2015; Finalists, Sutherland Moot Court Competition, Spring 2015; Best New Team, National Space Law Competition at the International Institute of Space Law, Spring 2014; Champions, Pace International National Trial Team members Michael Roy ’15, Parker Tobin ’16, Darren Ziegler ’16, and Shari Nikoo ’15 celebrate Criminal Court Moot Court Competition, winning the 2015 regional BLSA Tournament. 2011–2012 • National Trial Team — Champion, Academy of Trial Lawyers of Allegheny County Trial Competition, 2015; Champion and ational ualif er MABLSA Thurgood Marshall Mock Trial Competition, 2014– Champion and ational ualif er ABA Section of Labor and Employment Law’s Student Trial Advocacy Regional Competition, 2014–2015 • Transactional Law Team — Mid-Atlantic Region Best Draft, 2015 Transactional Law Meet; Southwestern Region Champions, 2014 Transactional Law Meet; Eastern Regional Semi-Finalists, 2013 Intellectual Property Law Meet

The 2014-2015 National Trial Team

A Moot Court Team triumph celebrated in the February 2, 1989, edition of The Advocate.

To learn more about supporting our competition teams, please contact A mock trial Sally Kellam at [email protected]. competition determines ranking for Trial Team members (Amicus Curiae, April 3, 1995).

2014–2015 Annual Report 11 Three Scholarships, Many Reasons for Giving

Burandt of Sentinel Holdings and the Chairman of two subsidiary Family Law frms that provide consulting services in the homeland securit order securit and law enforcement felds. e Scholarship recently launched a blog, 2040matters.com, where he Brian C. Goebel ’93, encourages greater and more informed civic engagement as J.D. ’96 remembers a solution to current and emerging public policy challenges. what led him to Goebel recalls that he and his mother originally envisioned choose William & the scholarship not only as a way to honor his grandparents, Mary for law school but also as a way to recognize the role William & Mary played after he completed in his success. He also hopes the scholarship will help lift his undergraduate some of the burden of educational loans from its recipients so Brian C. Goebel ’93, J.D. ’96 degree in government that students will have the option of pursuing public service and philosophy at or other career paths that are in line with their aspirations. the College. One reason was romantic: his then girlfriend, “I was really fortunate to have scholarship assistance,” now wife, Rebecca, was also a student at the College, but in Goebel says. “It made a real difference for me. The less the class after his, and would be in Williamsburg for at least debt that you have when you graduate from law school, the part of his time in law school. (They later married in the Wren more career options you have. It is just that simple.” Chapel.) Another factor was economic: the Law School gave him a partial scholarship. Paul ’63 Economics came into play again when it was time for him to and Joel ’66 travel to clerkship interviews. Goebel’s maternal grandparents gave him travel money, and his interviews during his 2L Shapiro year yielded an offer. But Goebel didn’t feel that the spot Family was right for him, so he turned it down. Unwavering in their Scholarship support, his grandparents gave him money for another round of interviews his 3L year, and he ultimately landed a clerkship Rand E. Shapiro ’72 on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit that was the recalls the meeting at perfect ft. Thats when ou now our grandparents reall William & Mary almost love you,” he says. “They were really kind to me and really 50 years ago at which supportive of me when I was in law school.” Rand E. Shapiro ’72 his family read a list of scholarships for law After his grandparents passed away, Goebel, his mother students as they considered creating a scholarship in his (Janet Burandt Goebel), and sister established the brother Paul’s memory. “I looked at the list,” he recalls, “and Burandt Scholarship in their memory. When his mother there were ust a handful. ast forward almost fve decades passed away last year, Goebel asked that it be renamed and there are now more than 95 endowed scholarships at the Burandt amil Law Scholarship to reect her role in the Law School. The Shapiro Family Scholarship has helped creating and supporting it. more than 200 law students achieve their law degrees. While he describes himself as “a bit of a late bloomer“ in The Shapiro brothers — Paul ’63, Joel ’66, and Rand ’72 — college, Goebel clearly hit his stride in law school, serving as were Norfolk natives who came to William & Mary for law an Articles Editor on the Law Review and graduating Order school. Price Shapiro, Joel’s son, also graduated from the of the Coif. He has practiced law in Washington, D.C., and school in 1992. Los Angeles, served as a senior advisor in U.S. Customs and Border Protection following 9/11, and later struck out on his Rand recalls Paul discussing the school’s advantages with their own as an entrepreneur. He is currently president and CEO father. “The Law School at that time was a very small school. Classes were small, teachers were really involved with the

12 students, and students had the opportunity to work in the area Burling in Washington, at law practices,” he says. Their father paid their tuition, but all D.C., at the conclusion three were expected to earn money to pay for other expenses. of the frst Lawers as Leaders” conference aul the oldest was the frst to graduate. e then earned at the Law School in his master’s in tax law at New York University, married, and 2012, which brought was practicing at a frm in Detroit when he died in a car together alumnae who accident on the way to a football game. He was 27. were current or former Two families, Rand says, made the creation of the partners at the nation’s scholarship in Paul’s memory possible and have ensured its largest law frms. longevity — his own family and the Prentises, Paul’s wife’s “The consensus was to famil. The scholarship was created to eneft students at Anna P. Engh ’89 establish a scholarship the Law School because, he recalls, “we felt like Paul had for an outstanding enjoyed his time at William & Mary more so than at any woman law student applicant with fnancial need sas of the other schools he attended.” While the tuition was Engh. rofessor Jane Barnard who organied the frst three low, the families knew it was still more than some students “Lawyers as Leaders” conferences, with a fourth planned for could afford, “so the concept was to help a student, or January 2016, had the great idea, Engh says, of naming the a few students, get in the door and help them with their scholarship after irginia Mister the frst woman graduate of education.” Some 200 or more scholarship awards later, the Law School. Rand is delighted. “We had no idea that we would make it this long and achieve this much,” he says. Mister earned undergraduate and law degrees at William & Mary. The only female law student in the Class of 1937, Mister After their graduations from law school, Rand and Joel was among the frst women in irginia to pass the ar. Lie most stayed in Hampton Roads. Joel founded Shapiro & Zaleski female attornes at that time she found man frms resistant in Norfolk, with his classmate, Allan D. Zaleski ’66, and later to hiring women to practice law. She began her legal career as founded First American Title of Tidewater, Inc., which had a secretar at a orfol law frm and led a road arra of civic offces throughout irginia.The scholarship also has orne efforts in the city during World War II). Mister moved to New his name since his death in 2005. Rand worked for a time as York City after the war, beginning a 25-year career at the newly a deputy prosecutor in Norfolk after his graduation and later established United Nations, where she served as head of the founded the frm of Scanelli Shapiro with his classmate Legal, Political and Security Council Affairs Library. John Scanelli ’72. Engh spearheaded the effort to create the scholarship Rand refers to the Law School as “his secondary family” endowment because she knew the scholarship would make and says that he, his brother, and nephew attributed a great a difference to students going forward. She says she was deal of their success to their William & Mary education. Now also pleased with the symbolism “associated with alumnae enjoying retirement in Florida, he has kept most of the letters sponsoring the scholarship for the next generations of women he has received over the years from scholarship recipients. lawyers.” She says that thanks to the generosity of a number of He has been impressed by the hard work that got each of people, the endowment has reached a level that will allow the them to law school and is happy that the scholarship helped frst scholarship to e etended to a student for fall . make their legal educations possible. One student underlined a sentence in her letter, “‘Thank you for giving me peace of “In my view, scholarships are vital to maintaining and further mind,’” he recalls. “It’s nice to know that the scholarship has enhancing the high quality of students at the Law School,” meant so much to so many students,” he says. she sas. With ferce competition among law schools for the best students, “it is even more important that William Virginia Mister Scholarship & Mary attract excellent students through attractive Bring together a dozen or more of the Law School’s most scholarship offerings.” accomplished alumnae to discuss leadership and what To learn more about supporting scholarships, please contact Sally Kellam at happens? Among other things, they think of ways to help [email protected]. the next generation of law students. That is what happened, according to Anna P. Engh ’89, a partner at Covington &

2014–2015 Annual Report 13 Celebrating Family and Honoring a Legacy

Sherwin’s parents, Betsy ‘70 and the a director of the Riverside Healthcare late Alvin P. Anderson ‘70, J.D. ‘72, met Association, a trustee and chair of the during their freshman year at William & Hampton Roads Academy board, and a Mary. Married in 1969, the couple settled member of multiple TowneBank boards, in Williamsburg where they raised their including Hampton Roads, Peninsula, two daughters, Mary Beth and Sara. and Williamsburg. Additionally, he was the commissioner in chancery and the “I came from Richmond to go to college commissioner of accounts for the circuit and I never left,” says Betsy, who earned courts of the City of Williamsburg and a degree in elementary education. James City County. “William & Mary has been part of my life since I was 18 years old.” In tribute to Alvin’s service and commitment, TowneBank established a But perhaps the most impassioned Tribe scholarship in his name to be awarded member was Alvin. to a William & Mary Law School student “Anyone who knew him knew that and undergraduate business major each Betsy Anderson B.A. ’70 William & Mary was like another child year. Betsy is involved in selecting the to him,” says Sherwin of her father who scholarship recipients. passed away in 2008. “He talked about “It is important to me to be part of the the College all the time. He set an decision,” says Betsy. “It is not just an amazing example of being committed academic award, we want to choose with both money and time.” someone who truly emulates Alvin’s Alvin served as a member of the Board personality and how he enjoyed life.” For of Visitors (2005-07), as a president of Betsy, the best part is getting to know the William & Mary Alumni Association the scholarship recipients and keeping in (1996-1997), and as a trustee of the Law touch with them over the years. School Foundation (1999-08). In 1998, “It’s great to sit around the table, talk he received the Alumni Medallion, the and connect with the students who are highest honor bestowed by the William enefting from the support. t maes it & Mary Alumni Association, for his real,” she says. “It’s exciting to me to see unwavering service and loyalty. Mary Beth Sherwin J.D. ’00 the development of these young people “Spending time and giving back to William After Alvin passed away, Betsy continued and be part of it.” her family’s commitment to the College & Mary is part of our family heritage. We The Anderson family also honored Alvin’s through her service as president of the can trace the family lineage at the College legacy by adding to memorial gifts William & Mary Alumni Association back to the 1800s, and I’m excited to share and establishing the Alvin P. Anderson (2008–2009) and as a trustee of the Law the commitment to William & Mary I Scholarship. Many years ago, as a School Foundation (2011–present). learned from my parents with my own trustee for the family foundation put in children.” — MARY BETH SHERWIN J.D. ’00 “It’s been wonderful to get to know the place by her late grandfather, Betsy also leadership of the Law School and to established the Derrick Family Foundation For the Anderson family, William & Mary see that the College is in good hands,” Scholarship, which has grown to support is more than an education, it’s a family says Betsy, who also volunteers for two law students. tradition. several other Williamsburg-area boards “Getting involved and getting to know and organizations. “There are a lot of “From childhood gymnastics classes to all the people at the Law School is truly a accomplished people working on behalf annual football games, the College has wonderful feeling,” says Betsy. “I encourage of the school and I enjoy being part of always been a part of my life,” says Mary others to get involved because there really is the William & Mary family.” Beth Sherwin J.D. ‘00, who practices in no downside. You get so much more out of the orfol offce of aufman Canoles. As part of his 36-year law career, Alvin the opportunity than you give.” “William & Mary was important to my was a managing partner at Kaufman & parents. We’ve had so many great years Canoles. He also served the community in and made so many good memories there.” a multitude of roles. He was, for example,

14 Grounded by Family, Education, and Community

the courtroom and piqued her interest position as senior litigation counsel in trial law. for Wells Fargo & Company. Six years later, a chance conversation with a “Since middle school, I had colleague changed her career course participated in debate club, public yet again. speaking, and a number of other activities that helped me feel “I ran into a friend in a restaurant who comfortable on my feet,” says Archie, told me about an upcoming judicial who also served as president of vacancy,” says Archie, who had just William & Mary’s Black Law Students become president of the Mecklenburg Association. “The internship allowed County Bar. “That wasn’t where me to try real cases and I loved it.” my head was at the moment, but I realized that there was no perfect time After graduation, she returned to to make a change.” Charlotte and spent seven years as an assistant district attorney. In November 2014, she was elected a superior court judge for the 26th “Being a prosecutor was very valuable Judge Carla Archie J.D. ’95 Judicial District of the Superior Court work, but I was concerned about Division in North Carolina. Her term Judge Carla Archie’s impressive career is m fnancial future she recalls. commenced on January 1 of this year. guided by a strong sense of family and “I decided to move in-house, and community. “My parents encouraged I accepted a position as assistant “It’s been wonderful and not like me to fnd and explore my natural gifts general counsel for Wachovia anything I’ve done before,” she says. rather than swim against the tide. I have Corporation.” “I am accustomed to the role of lived by what I believe — that learning advocate, taking one side. Now I need After several years at Wachovia, she to remain neutral. It is much more should be a lifelong process.” decided to seek a judicial position. diffcult than anticipated. t feels lie A strong sense of community She interviewed to be a district court I’m back in law school. I’m confronted brought Archie to William & Mary judge but was offered a position as with issues I haven’t touched as and it’s what keeps her engaged with the frst general counsel for the orth a practitioner. often fnd mself the school today. Carolina Education Lottery instead. needing to do research, to dig deeper Originally from Danville, Virginia, “I was charged with helping to get and explore an issue.” Archie graduated from Hampton the states frst lotter off the ground Archie has made it a point to remain University in 1992 with a degree in says Archie. “It was like running a connected with William & Mary. She accounting. She decided to continue start-up business in Silicon Valley. We has been a generous contributor to the straight into law school. worked 12 hours a day, seven days a Oliver W. Hill Scholarship Endowment week, for three months. We had to “Two phone calls helped seal my law and also has come back to participate do everthing from fnding a facilit school decision,” says Archie, who in alumni panels to speak with students to hiring employees to printing the applied to several schools. “The calls and recent graduates about her life and lottery tickets.” were from current William & Mary law career path. students who had also graduated from Always passionate about the importance “What impressed me initially about Hampton University. They talked about of education she felt gratifed that William & Mary was the sense of their experience, the atmosphere, the lottery proceeds were designated to community,” says Archie. “I still faculty, and more. I felt immediately at help students and schools. regard the College very fondly and it’s ease. We shared a similar background, “Education has always been important important for me to give back.” and they made me feel excited and in m life and felt deepl satisfed comfortable about the transition to with what we were doing,” says law school.” Archie. “It was one of the most A summer internship during law rewarding experiences in my career.” school at the Charlotte (N.C.) District In 2008, she decided to return to Attornes offce introduced Archie to the corporate world and accepted a

2014–2015 Annual Report 15 Actively Engaged in Helping the Next Generation

After Brown graduated, he Ambassadors Program, the Co- immediately continued his studies Counsel Mentoring Program, and at the Law School, where he also also has co-chaired several of his Law received a scholarship and was a School and undergraduate reunion member of the William & Mary Law gift committees. Brown served Review and Phi Alpha Delta. seven years on William & Mary’s Annual Giving Board of Directors, “I knew I wanted to be a lawyer and I chaired the Board for two years, was already in the academic routine,” and is a Class Ambassador for his says Brown. “I applied to another law undergraduate class. school but I chose William & Mary Law and never regretted it.” “I love being part of the William & Mary community and working as a After graduation, he worked for liaison for William & Mary in Michigan,” Shanley & Fisher, a large insurance says Brown, who has served as the defense frm in ew Jerse where College’s Alumni Admissions Network he handled medical malpractice and representative for southeastern Douglas E. Brown ’71 product liability insurance defense Michigan. “Today’s students are litigation. In 1977, Brown began his J.D. ’74 eceptionall smart and well-ualifed. nearly 33-year career with the General A loyal and proud alumnus, Doug Motors Legal Staff in Detroit. Brown believes that having William rown spends signifcant time in & Mary on his resumé twice, for Being a corporate lawer ft me uite retirement actively involved with the undergraduate and law degrees, has nicely,” he says. “But if you had told William & Mary community. Like been enormously valuable in his career. me when I started at W&M Law that many alums, Brown feels grateful and was what I would end up doing, I “There is tremendous name recognition happy to give his time and resources to never would have believed it.” and prestige that comes with the the alma mater that gave him so much. William & Mary name, especially in the During his GM career, he managed Midwest,” he says. “I’m very thankful for A scroll through Brown’s LinkedIn product litigation cases, certain the scholarships and other opportunities profle reveals a successful career regulatory matters, and also negotiated William & Mary gave me.” and an impressive list of volunteer and drafted product responsibility appointments, most of which are with agreements with GM’s international A generous contributor to the College William & Mary. business partners. He traveled worldwide and Law School, Brown took his support “I owe a lot to William & Mary and and spoke quite often in Asia and to another level last year by establishing I want to give back,” says Brown. Europe, familiarizing foreign companies The Douglas E. and Escha J. Brown Law “Having the College on my resumé doing business with GM about U.S. tort Scholarship Endowment. law and litigation processes. made a huge difference in my career.” “The scholarship is available to any Originally from Marion, Indiana, Brown “I started my volunteer work before I student with fnancial need who received his bachelor’s degree in retired because I wanted to stay busy,” maintains good academic standing,” sociology from William & Mary in 1971. says Brown. “William & Mary has meant says Brown. “I wanted to keep the so much to me that it was an obvious reuirements as eile as possile. “I grew up in the Midwest and I choice when I wanted to give back.” The scholarship was fully funded in 2014. wanted to broaden my horizons,” he says. “William & Mary was the Brown serves as secretary/treasurer “I recently had the pleasure of best choice. I liked the campus, the of the Law School Foundation, meeting Ethan Smith the frst academic programs, and, of course, chairs the Development Committee, recipient of the scholarship,” he says. the basketball scholarship the College and is a member of the Campaign “Attending William & Mary on a offered me.” Steering Committee. He has been scholarship changed my life and I look active in the Law School’s Alumni forward to doing the same for others.”

16 Grateful for Success, Committed to a a feree Se’ Le

General Electric for eight months, and In 1999, he retired from Oakwood then joined the Army as an Airborne Homes, which had grown into a billion offcer to fulfll a ROTC oligation. dollar company on the NYSE under his leadership. After retirement, he “After two years in the service, I decided remained on several public company to get more education,” he says. “When boards, including Legg Mason. I took the law school admission test and did well, I thought, ‘God must want “The education I got in undergrad and me to be a lawyer.’ Attending William law school and my experience in the & Mary again as a law student was an Army learning leadership principles opportunity of a lifetime.” were extremely valuable in my success in life,” says St. George. “I’ve always St. George practiced law in Norfolk recognized that my success did not just for a year when he received a call from come only from me. Many people and a good college friend, Raymond A. institutions helped me along the way.” “Chip” Mason. Mason had founded a roerage frm Mason Co. several St. George’s loyalty and generosity to Nicholas J. St. George ’60 years earlier in Newport News. He William & Mary has been recognized J.D. ’65 asked St. George to start an investment by membership in the James Blair aning division at the frm. Society and Wren Society, and the Wolf “I’m glad my dreams didn’t come true Law Library’s Rare Book Room bears “It was the second time in my life because I couldn’t have dreamed what his name in recognition of his support. where I took a leap of faith into the I’ve been able to do. William & Mary Among recent gifts, he has provided unnown the frst was attending sparked my thirst for knowledge and vital funds for a Law School scholarship William & Mary,” says St. George. changed me in so many enefcial ways. endowment. He is a member of the “Both times it paid off. Soon after Mason School of Business Foundation It was very valuable to me in my life starting at Mason & Co., I knew I board, and is an emeritus trustee of the and my career.” wouldn’t go back to law. Investment William & Mary Foundation and the banking and Wall Street opened vistas For Nick St. George, life’s successes Law School Foundation. came after leaps of faith. to me I never knew existed.” In 2010, the William & Mary Alumni In 1970, Legg & Co. acquired Mason “There were several times in my life Association honored him with the Alumni & Co. to form Legg Mason & Co., where I had the opportunity to step Medallion, the highest award it can Inc. St. George was in charge of Legg into the unknown and each time it bestow on a graduate in recognition of Mason’s investment banking division. paid off,” says St. George. his or her professional accomplishments, Nine years later, another opportunity dedication to the community and As a teenager, he set his sights on being knocked on St. George’s door when commitment to alma mater. the frst in his famil to attend college. he was offered the CEO position “I focused on academics and athletics at Oakwood Homes, a national “In some way, I want to pay back the and I was successful at both,” says St. manufactured housing and modular philanthropy that I received when George, who was offered scholarships home business. I went to school,” says St. George. “William & Mary was a big part of at several schools, including William “As an investment banker, I often gave my success and I want to help others & Mary. “I was overcome by the advice to CEOs, but I had never been by making a difference in their lives beauty of the city and the friendliness a CEO myself so I thought it could be a so that they, in turn, can make a of the people. Going to William & useful experience,” he says. “I planned difference in the lives of others.” Mary changed my life. It was a truly to go back to investment banking after wonderful experience.” a couple years, but I enjoyed it so In 1960, he graduated with an much, I stayed for 20 years.” economics degree. He worked for

2014–2015 Annual Report 17 Lifetime Giving Societies

The Law School wishes to recognize its benefactors whose cumulative giving over the years has been at the level of $25,000 and above. Members of these gift clubs have shown extraordinary support of this institution. Please note that pledges and deferred gifts are not included when identifying the members of these groups.

The 1779 Society — Cumulative Gifts of $1,000,000 or More ------Robert G. Cabell III and Maude Morgan Cabell Foundation James Andrew Hixon ’79, MLT ’80 R. Harvey Chappell, Jr. ’50* Lee Memorial Trust Fund Gladys & Franklin Clark Foundation James W. ’64 and Frances Gibson McGlothlin Timothy P. Dunn and Ellen Renee Stofan Henry C. Wolf ’66 and Dixie Davis Wolf

James Monroe Society — Cumulative Gifts of $500,000 to $999,999 ------Extron Electronics The United Company Infocom Joseph T. Waldo ’78 National Court Reporters Mrs. Hillsman V. Wilson Nicholas James St. George ’65

The Virginia Mister Walker Society — Cumulative Gifts of $250,000 to $499,999 ------Mrs. R. William Arthur* Henry V. Nickel Beazley Foundation, Inc. Norfolk Southern Corporation Laurie and Richard P. Bellinger James D. Penny ’83 and Pamela Jordan Penny William B. Harman, Jr. ’56* James W. Perkins Memorial Trust Randy S. Hawthorne ’70, MLT ’71 and Shelby M. Hawthorne Ringtail Solutions Dan H. Hinz, Jr. Robert Lee Simpson, Sr. ’40* and Alice Mildred Simpson Scott Guthrie Lindvall ’86 William & Mary Public Service Fund, Inc. The Ma-Ran Foundation

Marshall-Wythe Society — Cumulative Gifts of $100,000 to $249,999 ------Sharyl L. and Alan T. Ackerman Benjamin J. Fiscella* Gregory A. Presnell Betsy C. Anderson Robert J. Fiscella President W. Taylor Reveley III and Arnold Reception Desks, Inc. Edward L. Flippen ’74 and Pearcy L. Flippen Helen Bond Reveley Jettie Baker William Andrew Galanko ’83 Suzanne Renee Robinson ’11 and Michael Edward Baumann ’79 Elizabeth Besio Hardin ’89 Neal John Robinson ’92 Edward Robert Blumberg ’75 and Sarah Collins Honenberger ’78 and John A. Scanelli ’72 and Iliana Blumberg Christopher Jay Honenberger ’77 Brenda Renshaw Scanelli Robert Friend Boyd ’52 and Sara Miller Boyd Hunton & Williams, LLP Robert E. Scott ’68 and Douglas Eric Brown ’74 and Escha Brown W. M. Keck Foundation Elizabeth Shumaker Scott Rick L. Burdick ’76 and Sharon Foster Burdick Denise Williams Koch and Andrew Koch David L. Short ’64 and Tammy Short Howard J. Busbee ’67, MLT ’68 Laura Everitt Kostel Stenograph Corporation Stephen Patrick Carney ’80 and Tricia Davis John G. Kruchko ’75 Job Taylor III ’71 Nat R. Coleman, Jr.* Landmark Communications Foundation Valley City CourtLink Shepard W. McKenney ’64 William Warner Van Alstyne Crestron Electronics, Inc. Media General, Inc. Virginia Environmental Endowment Derrick Family Foundation Zella L. Mervis Virginia Law Foundation A. Robert Doll ’51* and National Center for State Courts Mark Richard Walker ’83 and Mary Stanton Willis Doll* Dianne E. O’Donnell ’76 Perrin Marie Walker Jessie Ball duPont Fund The Walter I. and Eva Grace Peak Foundation Martin D. Walsh ’73 Robert C. Elliott II ’69* J. Mathews Pope ’78 Susan Starr Williamson EXECUTONE Information Systems, Inc. Meyer & Anna Prentis Family Foundation

* Deceased

18 Thomas Jefferson Society — Cumulative Gifts of $50,000 to $99,999 ------Evan E. Adair ’75 Robert I. Harwood ’71 Steven R. Perles ’75 and D. Jarrett Arp ’91 Dennis C. Hensley ’70 Claudia Kendrew Perles Stanley G. Barr, Jr. ’66 Richard K. Herrmann Carol Hill Pickard ’79 and Gilbert A. Bartlett ’69 Lele A. ofma ’ Richard Randolph Pickard ’79 Bi-Amp Systems Thomas P. Hollowell ’68, MLT ’69 Douglas F. Pinter ’77 David Boies ’91 Stephen John Horvath III ’84 Richard G. Poinsett ’71 Michael R. Borasky ’75 Barbara Louise Johnson ’84 John M. Pollaro ’76 Samuel F. Boyte ’75 Robert Milton Kesler ’83 Daniel David Portanova ’66 Richard Brown ’74 Robert R. Kinser ’78 Ruth Ryan Regan and Georgia Branscom Carter ’82 and Kindra Lynn Kirkeby ’00 Donald Thomas Regan, Jr. Clement Dean Carter ’82 Amy Rollins Kreisler ’95 Anne C. and Walter R. Robins Foundation Robert H. Chappell III ’90 Joyce Ann Kuhns ’83 Catherine Josephine Rotolo ’08 C. Lacey Compton, Jr. ’65 James Phillip LaCasse ’73 Rand E. Shapiro ’72 Curtis M. Coward ’74 Wayne M. Lee ’75 Anne Ballard Shumadine ’83 Timothy Andrew Coyle ’74 and LexisNexis Dr. and Mrs. Howard W. Smith Betty Wade Wyatt Coyle Mary Baroody Lowe ’91 and Smith Richardson Foundation, Inc. Deer Creek Foundation Jefrey Ala Lowe ’89 James K. Stewart ’69* Jacqueline Ray Denning ’76 Jon Marshall Mahan ’96 Ray C. Stoner ’71 Fred B. Devitt, Jr. ’60 Florence Marshall Mallory and President Emeritus and Doar Communications, Inc. C. King Mallory III Mrs. Timothy J. Sullivan John E. Donaldson ’63 Paul and Becca Marcus Tandberg Corp. Mark S. Dray ’68, MLT ’69 Stephen Edward McGregor ’74 United States District Court for the Eastern Anna P. Engh ’89 R. Bruce McNew ’79 District of Virginia Equal Justice Works Gerrish H. Milliken Foundation John Carl Valdivielso ’97 ergoGenesis Roger Milliken The Virginia Bar Association Foundation Robert Michael Fitzgerald ’75 J. Thomas Morina ’83 Virginia Trial Lawyers Association Thomas Richard Frantz ’73, MLT ’81 James B. Murray, Jr. ’74 West Publishing Company FTI Consulting, Inc. National Regulatory Conference William & Mary Law Review Alvaro Garcia-Tunon ’79 National Verbatim Reporters Richard W. Withington, Jr. ’51* Lawrence Henry Gennari ’89 NEC Foundation of America Witt, Mares & Company, PLC Elizabeth Alexander Gibbs ’83 and John Brad O’Grady ’85 ree are oler ’8 Daniel Allen Gecker ’82 Donald Gary Owens ’71 Xerox Corporation Melanie Godschall ’85 Donald N. Patten J. R. Zepkin ’65 Janet Else Goebel* Andrew Sanford Paul ’78 *Deceased

Gifts at Work R. Harvey Chappell, Jr., Reading Room Students needing a quiet place to work and study have exactly that in the R. Harvey Chappell, Jr., Reading Room. Located on the r oor o e ol Law Lrary e ao area reoe the service and generosity of distinguished alumnus R. Harvey Chappell, Jr., ’48, B.C.L. ’50, LL.D. ’84, who passed away in 2012. Throughout his life and impressive career, Chappell made service and the College a priority. In the late 1940s, he launched the William & Mary Review of Virginia Law, now known as the William & Mary Law Review. He was a member of the Board of Visitors, served as vice rector and rector, and as president of the William & Mary Law School Association, which he created, and as president of the Society of the Alumni. Chappell’s generosity also led him to establish the Ann C. and R. Harvey Chappell, Jr., Fellows Program. The Law School has provided more than 140 students with these scholarships.

2014–2015 Annual Report 19 Lifetime Giving Societies continued

Woodbridge Associates — Cumulative Gifts of $25,000 to $49,999 ------ACS Enterprise Solutions Elizabeth G. Henry Marcia F. Rachy ’66* Eileen and Peter A. Alces Barbara Lorentson Heywood ’81 Wendy Nuckols Reed ’92 and Joanne Jones Allen ’92 and E. G. Allen III ’91 Ingrid Michelsen Hillinger ’76 and Christopher Claar Reed ’92 Sally James Andrews ’73 and Michael George Hillinger ’83 DT Regan Charitable Foundation William Chapman Andrews III ‘73 Honeywell, Inc. William M. and Mary Bobbitt Richardson AudioScribe Corporation Michael David Horlick ’73 Amy Lamoureux Riella ’02 and Jayne W. Barnard Robert Stanley Hudgins ’48* Michael J. Riella ’02 Marshall B. Barton ’94 Sarah Shank Hull ’84 Gretchen Mary Santamour ’84 and Sam Tall Beale III ’68, MLT ’86 Laura Dawn Hunt ’95 Brian Thomas Ortelere ’86 Craig Dennis Bell MLT ’86 Integrated Information Systems Price Mitchell Shapiro ’92 Matthew Bender & Co. Brian K. Jackson ’88 Faye F. Shealy Willard Bergman, Jr. ’72 Jerry K. Jebo ’74 Peter Shebell, Jr. ’54* and Francine H. Shebell Catherine Mahoney Blue ’80 Robert R. Kaplan ’72 Smart Technologies Stephan James Boardman ’73 Edwin, Severn and Sarah Kellam Howard P. Smith ’70 Nancy and Luke Boland Mary Jo White Kelly ’84 R. R. Smith Charitable Trust Anne Elizabeth Bomar ’91 Ellen Dassance Kennedy ’97 and Sons & Daughters of the Colonial & James Matheson Boyd ’87 John Benson Kennedy ’97 Antebellum Bench and Bar 1565-1861 Patti and Raymond Bozman Kay and Reid D. King Sony Corporation of America Jefrey A. re Kathryn Derr Kohler ’82 and Mr. and Mrs. James A. Squires Timothy Michael Broas ’79 William W. Kohler ’82 W. Laird Stabler III ’80 Samuel Morton Brock III ’81 Marc-Olivier Langlois ’96 Robert C. Stackhouse ’51 The Keith Campbell Foundation Fernand A. Lavallee ’88 Walter B. Stowe, Jr. ’74 Elizabeth Byrd Carder-Thompson ’78 Earl D. Leader Charitable Foundation James McIntyre Sweet ’73 Marcia Stuart Ceplecha ’94 Lifesize Marguerite Hopkins Taylor ’91 and Christopher Wren Association Michael D. Lubeley ’72 Marc Andre Taylor ’89 Pal war lfor ’ Jessica Leigh Lynch ’92 Town Creek Foundation CTI Catherine Millious Marriott ’86 TowneBank Foundation David M. Dalke ’93 Eric Anton Mazie ’84 Charles Kent Trible MLT ’76 Beth Schipper DeSimone ’84 and Brooks Patten McElwain ’95 Jane Dandridge Tucker ’86 and James Michael DeSimone ’85 Martha McGlothlin ’95 Philip Lee Russo, Jr. ’84 David D. Dickerson, Sr. ’68 Steven William McGrath ’74 James Michael Vaseleck ’86* and Julius & Blanche Diener Foundation, Inc. Edward David McGuire ’73 Henry McCormick Cochran III Eric Lee Dobberteen ’73 McGuireWoods LLP Edwin Stuart Waitzer ’85 Garen Edward Dodge ’82 Donald Robert McKillop ’87 Anne Walsh ’97 and Adam Werneth Walsh ’97 Dominion Resources, Inc. Mead Data Central, Inc. John William Wesley ’85 Dean Davison M. Douglas and Christopher Rowe Mellott ’80 Rodney Turner Willett ’90 and Kathryn R. Urbonya Victor Jay Miller ’93 Lydia R. Pulley Thomas Harry Dundon ’76 J. W. Montgomery III ’72 Douglas S. Wood ’72 Brook A. Edinger ’94 oe a arle lfe oorma *Deceased Eggleston Smith P.C. Jefrey Lee ma ’ Robert W. Emmett III ’78 Leila Jacobson Noel ’83 Barbara Jean Endres ’91 Noland Company Foundation John B. Evans ’71 Elis Olsson Memorial Foundation E. Grier Ferguson ’77 Kevin M. O’Neill ’99 and Patty Purish O’Neill Virginia Katherine Fogg ’87 Stephen Lee Owen ’77 Dixon Littleberry Foster ’49* Owens Foundation Gregory A. Giordano ’74 Owners’ Counsel of America G. Richard Gold ’71 Sharon Elizabeth Pandak ’78 George I. Gondelman ’52 David Parker ’85 Wendy J. Hahn ’95 and Maquiling Bacdayan Parkerson ’98 Andrew Michael Ollis ’95 Mark William Pearson ’89 Earle T. Hale ’70 Shirley V. Pearson Terry Eugene Hall ’86 James A. Penney ’83 John E. Hallinan John M. Peterson ’72, MLT ’73 Jeanne Morrell Harrell ’89 and Anita Owings Poston ’74 and Kenneth Wayne Harrell ’88 Charles Evans Poston ’74 Brenda Ayres Hart ’82 Bolling Raines Powell III Philip J. Hendel ’64 James Spaulding Powell ’85 Robert A. Hendel ’68 Pro Video

20 2014–2015 Donor Recognition Societies

Chancellor’s Circle (Gifts of $25,000 or more) ------D. Jarrett Arp ’91 James Andrew Hixon ’79, MLT ’80 President W. Taylor Reveley III and Douglas Eric Brown ’74 and Kay and Reid D. King Helen Bond Reveley Escha Jeannette Brown Scott Guthrie Lindvall ’86 Robert E. Scott ’68 and Robert G. Cabell III and Maude Morgan Mary Baroody Lowe ’91 and Elizabeth Shumaker Scott Cabell Foundation Jefrey Ala Lowe ’89 David L. Short ’64 and Tammy Short Georgia Branscom Carter ’82 and Brooks Patten McElwain ’95 Nicholas James St. George ’65 Clement Dean Carter ’82 James W. McGlothlin ’64 and Town Creek Foundation Democracy Fund Frances Gibson McGlothlin Virginia Law Foundation Dominion Resources, Inc. Norfolk Southern Corporation Joseph T. Waldo ’78 Equal Justice Works Donald N. Patten Susan Starr Williamson Elizabeth Alexander Gibbs ’83 and James D. Penny ’83 and Pamela Jordan Penny Mrs. Hillsman V. Wilson Daniel Allen Gecker ’82 Henry C. Wolf ’66 and Dixie Davis Wolf

George Wythe Society (Gifts of $10,000 or more) ------

Sharyl L. and Alan T. Ackerman Edward L. Flippen ’74 Anne C. and Walter R. Robins Foundation Joseph Alexander Foundation, Inc. Barbara Louise Johnson ’84 Neal John Robinson ’92 and Betsy C. Anderson aea r erra ’9 a Suzanne Renee Robinson ’11 Sally James Andrews ’73 and William Dennis F. Kerrigan, Jr. ’91 John A. Scanelli ’72 and Chapman Andrews III ’73 Robert Milton Kesler ’83 Brenda Renshaw Scanelli Michael Edward Baumann ’79 Joyce Ann Kuhns ’83 Price Mitchell Shapiro ’92 Edward Robert Blumberg ’75 and Wayne M. Lee ’75 Rand E. Shapiro ’72 Iliana Blumberg Alexander Snyder-Mackler ’14 and Anne Ballard Shumadine ’83 and Anne Elizabeth Bomar ’91 Laura Coogan Mackler Conrad M. Shumadine Samuel F. Boyte ’75 Becca and Paul Marcus Virginia Environmental Endowment Rick L. Burdick ’76 Stephen Edward McGregor ’74 Virginia Trial Lawyers Association Stephen Patrick Carney ’80 and Patricia Davis Zella L. Mervis Edwin Stuart Waitzer ’85 Davis & Harman LLP John Brad O’Grady ’85 William & Mary Public Service Fund, Inc. Christopher Roger Mack DeLacy ’99 The Walter I. and Eva Grace Peak Foundation Douglas Dziak ’99 James W. Perkins Memorial Trust

President’s Council (Gifts of $5,000 or more) ------

Gilbert A. Bartlett ’69 and Polly Scott Bartlett Elizabeth Besio Hardin ’89 Kevin M. O’Neill ’99 and Craig Dennis Bell MLT ’86 Robert I. Harwood ’71 Patty Purish O’Neill Willard Bergman, Jr. ’72 Thomas P. Hollowell ’68, MLT ’69 Carol Hill Pickard ’79 and Patti and Raymond Bozman Honeywell, Inc. Richard Randolph Pickard ’79 Howard J. Busbee ’67, MLT ’68 Michel Yves Horton ’81 Wendy Nuckols Reed ’92 and Robert Harvey Chappell III ’90 Stephen John Horvath III ’84 Christopher Claar Reed ’92 Timothy Andrew Coyle ’74 and Laura Dawn Hunt ’95 Catherine Josephine Rotolo ’08 Betty Wade Wyatt Coyle Edwin, Severn and Sarah Kellam Gretchen Mary Santamour ’84 and Jacqueline Ray Denning ’76 Ellen Dassance Kennedy ’97 and Brian Thomas Ortelere ’86 Dean Davison M. Douglas and John Benson Kennedy ’97 DeRonda Elaine Miniard Short ’78 Kathryn R. Urbonya Laura Everitt Kostel Andrew M. Smith ’94 Deborah Ann Eckert ’96 and Julie P. Laine ’95 Maxine B. Steinberg Paul Robert Eckert ’96 Jessica Leigh Lynch ’92 Marguerite Hopkins Taylor ’91 and Anna P. Engh ’89 Jon Marshall Mahan ’96 Marc Andre Taylor ’89 Felicia L. Faragasso ’90 Frederick B. Malvin TowneBank Foundation Lauren Anne Ferrari ’83 Catherine Millious Marriott ’86 Charles Kent Trible MLT ’76 Robert Michael Fitzgerald ’75 Brian R. Marron ’84 John Carl Valdivielso ’97 Kerry Casey Flaherty ’94 Eric Anton Mazie ’84 Virginia League of Conservation Voters Thomas Richard Frantz ’73, MLT ’81 Robert M. McDowell ’90 Virginia Peninsula Chapter of the Military Melanie Godschall ’85 McGuireWoods LLP er Aoao o Amera Aaron Steven Goldsmith ’00 Victor Jay Miller ’93 Martin D. Walsh ’73 Wendy J. Hahn ’95 and Leila Jacobson Noel ’83 John William Wesley ’85 Andrew Michael Ollis ’95 Dianne E. O’Donnell ’76 Terry Eugene Hall ’86

2014–2015 Annual Report 21 Dean’s Council (Gifts of $2,500 or more) ------

Alumni who graduated in the previous four ears ma oin with a gift of or more alumni who graduated in the previous fve to seven ears may join with a gift of $1,500 or more; and alumni who graduated in the previous eight to nine years may join with a gift of $2,000 or more.

Evan E. Adair ’75 Michael John Garvin ’84 Nora Garcia Nickel ’07 and Paul Ashley Ainsworth ’03 Arthur Evan Gary ’83 Edward Kelley Nickel ’07 Peter A. and Eileen Alces Jonathan Andrew George ’85 William Edward Nolan ’00 Anne Hampton Andrews ’11 Sharon J. Glover ’90 Eileen A. Olds ’82 Carla N. Archie ’95 Michael George Grable ’97 Sheryl Lynn Orr ’01 Marcia E. Asquith ’90 Amy Kirtland Graham ’00 and Stephen Lee Owen ’77 Marshall B. Barton ’94 Daniel P. Graham ’01 John Elwood Owens ’04 Timothy Dickens Battin ’90 John Everett Greenbacker, Jr. ’73 Michael Christopher Pacella ’07 Mark Randolf Baumgartner ’00 Kaitan Prakash Gupta ’14 Lindsay Ann Paladino ’14 and Matthew J. Bissonette ’95 Connie Karassas Gutierrez ’89 Kevin Spencer Elliker ’14 Catherine Mahoney Blue ’80 Kathryn Wilson Hambrick ’94 and Maquiling Bacdayan Parkerson ’98 Aaron Samuel Book ’99 Jonathan Holland Hambrick ’94 Joseph J. Pecoraro ’75 Michael R. Borasky ’75 Anne Stuart Hayes ’93 and Teresa Brazzel Pernini ’94 and Jennie G. Cordis Boswell ’08 and Dion William Hayes ’92 David M. Pernini ’94 William Leslie Boswell III ’07 Mark S. Hedberg ’90 Rosser J. Pettit ’65 Jennifer Elle Bowen ’10 Dennis C. Hensley ’70 Michael Daniel Phillips ’77 James Matheson Boyd ’87 Ingrid Michelsen Hillinger ’76 and Douglas F. Pinter ’77 James H. Boykin III ’04 Michael George Hillinger ’83 Richard G. Poinsett ’71 Jefrey o oma ’ Sarah Collins Honenberger ’78 and Thomas Wayne Ports, Jr. ’12 Ryan William Browning ’07 Christopher Jay Honenberger ’77 Anita Owings Poston ’74 and Elliott Matthew Buckner ’00 Michael David Horlick ’73 Charles Evans Poston ’74 Lynda Lee Butler Sarah Shank Hull ’84 Meyer & Anna Prentis Family Foundation Marcia Stuart Ceplecha ’94 Kathleen Ann Hunter ’79 and Marc Edward Purintun ’00 Stephanie Rever Chu ’92 and Robert Quentin Harris ’79 William M. and Mary Bobbitt Richardson Michael Paul Chu ’92 Kathy Davidson Ireland ’80 and Amy Lamoureux Riella ’02 and Daniel Patrick Clark ’81 James Frederick Ireland III ’80 Michael J. Riella ’02 Comcast Corporation John J. Jarosak ’85 Lee Russell Rimler ’94 Susan Beth Comparato ’94 and oma Jefero ’98 Sandra Elizabeth Rizzo ’92 Paul Patrick Rooney ’94 Bryce D. Jewett ’01 C. Arthur Robinson II ’85 C. Lacey Compton, Jr. ’65 Pamela McDade Johnson ’89 Jimmy F. Robinson, Jr. ’98 Cameron N. Cosby ’90 Richard Carl Josephson ’72 Mark Lawrence Rodgers ’82 Jefrey ola oao ’88 Robert R. Kaplan ’72 Gregory Michael Romano ’97 Lo . rel Kindra Lynn Kirkeby ’00 Polly Kay Sandness ’07 David M. Dalke ’93 Denise Williams Koch R. J. Scaggs, Jr. ’88 H. Michael Deneka ’88 John G. Kruchko ’75 Jefrey elor Sler ’9 Beth Schipper DeSimone ’84 and Marc-Olivier Langlois ’96 Ali Reza Sharifahmadian ’96 James Michael DeSimone ’85 Fredric I. and Diane Lederer Mary Elizabeth Sherwin ’00 Michael Edward Dick ’06 Andrew Ralston Livingston ’90 Phillip Aden Short, Sr. ’77, MLT ’78 Julius & Blanche Diener Foundation, Inc. Michael D. Lubeley ’72 The Sidley Austin Foundation Eric Lee Dobberteen ’73 Jennifer Ann Maceda ’04 Sons & Daughters of the Colonial & Garen Edward Dodge ’82 Claire M. Maddox ’05 Antebellum Bench and Bar 1565–1861 David Andrew Domansky ’88 Thomas G. Martinchek ’94 Linda Watkins Sorkin ’65 John E. Donaldson ’63 and Sue M. Donaldson John E. Mauk ’02 Meade Addison Spotts ’82 Christopher Kent Dorsey ’07 Steven William McGrath ’74 Walter B. Stowe, Jr. ’74 James Ian Dougherty ’12 Donald Robert McKillop ’87 Lynne Jean Strobel ’88 Thomas Edward Doughty ’73 Elaine Lytle Mead ’73 President Emeritus and Mark S. Dray ’68, MLT ’69 James A. Metcalfe ’75 Mrs. Timothy J. Sullivan Kathleen Marie Edge ’85 arle . f ’0 Karla Baker Thompson ’11 Brook A. Edinger ’94 Steven Michael Miller ’84 Jane Dandridge Tucker ’86 and Cheshire Eveleigh ’89 and Robert J. Eveleigh ’88 William Frederick Miller ’74 Philip Lee Russo, Jr. ’84 Nora M. Brown Everett ’84 Joseph Patrick Moan ’88 President Emeritus Paul Robert Verkuil and Rosa Jean Evergreen ’05 J. W. Montgomery III ’72 Judith Rodin Sara Beiro Farabow ’90 Carla S. Moreland ’84 Wabtec Walter S. and Kay Felton J. Thomas Morina ’83 Anne Walsh ’97 and Adam Werneth Walsh ’97 lfor re lee ’9 Thomas Christopher Moyer ’12 Emmet T. White, Jr. ’71 Virginia Katherine Fogg ’87 Robert Lawrence Musick, Jr. MLT ’86 Gregory P. Williams ’82 Mary Allison Francis ’90 Jefrey Lee ma ’ ree are oler ’8 Alvaro Garcia-Tunon ’79

22 The John Marshall Associates (Gifts of $1,000 or more) ------

Tyler Michael Akagi ’07 Roland W. Dodson ’65 Christopher Cochrane Matteson ’99 Joanne Jones Allen ’92 and E. G. Allen III ’91 Timothy Dugan ’83 Edward Anthony McCullough ’79 David G. Altizer ’75 Llezelle Agustin Dugger ’95 James Angus McDonald ’78 Altria Michael Durrer ’87 Linda J. McDowell ’86 Ada-Marie Walsh Aman ’02 and Barbara Jean Endres ’91 Linda Peele McGavin ’83 and Matthew Kristian Aman ’02 John B. Evans ’71 John David McGavin ’82 are L. AoLofreo ’9 Anne Marie Fealey ’87 John Thomas McNelis ’92 Monica Mary Ayres ’00 Mark G. Ferguson ’83 Christopher Rowe Mellott ’80 Joshua Ellis Baker ’06 Bryan A. Fratkin ’95 LeRoy Francis Millette, Jr. ’74 Francis James Baltz ’79 Lauren Elizabeth Freeman ’90 Gerrish Milliken, Jr. Michael Anthony Baranowicz ’77 Francine E. Friedman ’99 Steven M. Mister ’89 Jayne W. Barnard Michael J. Gaertner ’89 Diane Preston Moore ’96 and Kevin Michael Barnes ’03 L. Allison Garde ’86 and John Charles Garde ’86 Michael D. Moore ’96 William J. G. Barnes ’86 Laura Lee Garrett ’90 and A. John Vollino ’90 Stephanie Zapata Moore ’98 and Stanley G. Barr, Jr. ’66 Michael William Garvey ’91 Gregory B. Moore ’99 C. Butler Barrett ’68 Michael Allen Gatje ’86 Julie Brady Murdoch ’83 and R. Gregory Barton ’76 Lawrence Henry Gennari ’89 Scott Orlo Murdoch ’77 Deborah Ryan Beckmann ’91 Joseph F. Giordano ’83 Sean Francis Murphy ’82 James Jackson Bilsborrow ’08 Lawrence Hoyt Glanzer ’76 James B. Murray, Jr. ’74 Megan Eliza Bisk ’06 and Louanna Godwin Goolsby ’95 William Gordon Murray, Jr. ’73 Michael Thomas Kaufman ’06 See rray r Jr. ’8 Justin M. Neidig ’10 Robert Friend Boyd ’52 and Sara Miller Boyd Susan S. Grover George S. Newman ’70 Robert Edward Bradenham II ’73 Jeanne Morrell Harrell ’89 and Tanner Alan Nielson ’07 Brambleton Group LLC Kenneth Wayne Harrell ’88 Alan L. Nordlinger J. Robert Bray ’65 Robert L. Harris, Jr. ’91 Norva Plastics, Inc. Timothy Michael Broas ’79 Michael Warren Hassell ’81 Kristen Dacey O’Connor ’10 Samuel Morton Brock III ’81 Barbara Lorentson Heywood ’81 Sara Towery O’Hara ’83 and Ann Burke Brogan ’85 and Donna L. Holleran ’87 and Charles Joseph O’Hara ’83 Patrick Michael Brogan ’85 Michael Joseph Holleran ’86 Christopher Michael Olson ’92 Morgan Diane Brooke-Devlin ’79 and Douglas L. Hornsby ’77 Samantha Stecker Otero ’95 and Forest Anthony Nester ’77 John R. Hunt ’82 Stephen Dennis Otero ’95 Sloan Brooke-Devlin ’79 and Daron L. Janis ’07 Donald Gary Owens ’71 Donald Anthony Gregory ’79 Amy Louise Jarmon ’92 David Parker ’85 Walter Colby Brown ’80 Christine Mary Johnson ’94 Chris Arthur Paul ’83 Susan Elizabeth Bruce ’97 Christopher Russell Johnson ’96 Gregory Arthur Paw ’88 Ronald L. Buckwalter ’62 Stephen James Kalista ’76 Mark William Pearson ’89 R. Edwin Burnette, Jr. ’78 Robert Richard Kaplan, Jr. ’95 James A. Penney ’83 L. Lee Byrd ’88 Golaleh Kazemi ’04 PepsiCo Louis Kerford Campbell ’75 William H. Kennedy Jr. ’95 Karen Waldron Perrine ’83 and Jennifer Gorga Capone ’04 Evans Leon King ’80 William Chadwick Perrine ’83 Carneal-Drew Foundation Ray Webb King ’82 Stuart Alan Pleasants ’80 Central Radio Company, Inc. William Edward King ’80 Daniel David Portanova ’66 Elizabeth Dopp Chupik ’92 Kathryn Derr Kohler ’82 and Katherine and E. Wayne Powell Thomas C. Clark ’68 William W. Kohler ’82 Joseph John Quigley ’93 Alisa Pittman Cleek ’96 Christopher Dikran Koomey ’94 James Bailey Rattray ’75, MLT ’83 E. Carter Chandler Clements ’04 and Amy Rollins Kreisler ’95 Andrew Palmer Reeve ’10 Christopher Ross Clements ’04 eaa r ler ’99 a DT Regan Charitable Foundation Pal war lfor ’ Robert D. Kucler ’99 Jacquelynne Jordan Regan ’07 and Tameka Meshaun Collier ’01 Lauren S. Lamberth ’05 and Donald Thomas Regan III ’05 Thomas G. Connolly ’87 William G. Lamberth II ’04 Terri Lee Reicher ’86 William Michael Connolly ’94 R. Kimbark Lee ’84 Kevin David Rice ’00 Eric D. Cook ’04 Gregg Henry Lehman ’86 Ricoh USA, Incorporated James Edward Cornwell, Jr. ’74 Jefrey . Lear ’8 John K. Roche ’04 Michael F. Cox ’95 John H. Lhost ’74 Bryan David Rosenberger ’74 J. Thompson Cravens ’87 David St. Clair Lowman, Jr. ’80, MLT ’81 Gary Franklin Roth ’74 John Nelson Crist ’76 Alan D. MacDonald ’66 David Scott Rudiger ’84 T. Andrew Culbert ’81 R. Shawn Majette ’79 Steven R. Salbu ’81 Douglas Paul DeMoss ’86 Gary Stephen Marshall ’79 Lisa L. Schenkel ’82 Jefrey ra ewler ’8 Cathleen Valentine Martin ’85 oro Joe Sf ’8 A. Mechele Dickerson Toni Marie Massaro ’80 Joel H. Shane ’71 David P. Massaron ’04 Thomas A. Shiels ’64

2014–2015 Annual Report 23 Howard P. Smith ’70 Mary Jo Swartz ’90 Raymond George Tyburski, Jr. ’74 James Harrell Smith ’74 Howard R. Sykes, Jr. ’76, MLT ’83 University of Richmond School of Law Sandra L. Smith ’00 Lydia Calvert Taylor ’80 Rachel Elizabeth van der Voort ’97 Southern Environmental Law Center Sean M. Tepe ’04 Mary and David S. Versfelt Elizabeth A. Speck ’02 Michael Hunter Terry ’82 Robert W. Warnement W. Laird Stabler III ’80 Jennifer S. Thibodeau ’02 and Rhett Louis Weiss ’86 llam Lew Safer Jr. ’ Stephen W. Thibodeau ’02 Gerald Carlyle Wells ’94 Allison Marie Stelter ’07 Tina Schober Thomas ’83 and Joshua Steven Whitley ’08 Marta and James T. Stewart Robert William Thomas ’83 Douglas S. Wood ’72 Ray C. Stoner ’71 E. Diane Newsom Thompson ’81 and Robert Williams Wooldridge, Jr. ’79 Mark William Strattner ’80 C. Gerard Thompson ’80 World Resources Institute David Alan Street ’90 Deborah Bosworth Toney ’85 Kathy Ann Younkins ’84 Kris J. Sundberg ’76 Robert Edward Trono ’88 J. R. Zepkin ’65 Peter Alan Susser ’79 John Joseph Tuozzolo ’73

The St. George Tucker Associates (Gifts of $500 or more) ------

Joanne Moloney Adamchak ’85 Melissa Ann Conner ’02 and Constance Harriet Frogale ’78 Debra Cooney Albiston ’83 Ian Robert Conner ’03 Crombie James Dickinson Garrett, Jr. ’75 Christopher Ambrosio ’97 William and Marcia Connolly Daniel Charles Gasink ’00 Leasa Woods Anderson ’05 Glen Edward Conrad ’74 Adam M. Gershowitz and Laura R. Killinger Anonymous Nicholas C. Conte ’87 M. Scott Goodman ’78 Jessica Rachel Arons ’00 Jennifer Vollmer Copas ’99 and J. Michael Gray ’81 Belinda A. Bacon ’93 David Nilen Copas ’98 Sarah R. Greene ’05 Francis Cocke Bagbey ’80 Caitlyn Alyse Cotter ’12 and Amy J. Greer ’89 Kyle Richard Bahr ’08 moy Joe fer ’ Anne Gordon Greever ’76 John Claudius Baker ’57 Gary Wade Crawford MLT ’80 a ael r ’80 Joshua Baker Ann Kiley Crenshaw ’80 Barbara Swatling Griswold ’79 R. Joseph Barton ’00 Lawrence Gordon Cumming ’76 Troy Leo Gwartney ’09 David P. Beach ’65 Kate V. Dafoe ’11 Michael Stephen Hacskaylo ’76 Coburn Robinson Beck ’98 Andrea L. D’Ambra ’03 Sean Patrick Haney ’01 Timothy David Belevetz ’93 Amy Holt Davis ’85 Kimberly J. Hargrove ’05 and Elizabeth and John A. V. Berry John L. Deal ’76 Justin M. Hargrove ’05 R. Barrow Blackwell ’77 Paul Joseph Dechary ’00 Brenda Ayres Hart ’82 Mitchell Gerald Blair ’82 Joshua Paul DeFord ’10 Allison N. Hatchett ’05 and Nelson Adrian Blish ’79 Derek C. DeGrass ’04 Stephen Thomas Del Percio ’05 Stephan James Boardman ’73 Barbara Turotsy Del Greco ’87 Robert A. Hendel ’68 Stephanie C. Bovee ’01 Robert Barnes Delano, Jr. ’81 Joanne B. Hickcox ’76 and Carl V. Howard ’75 Donald Paul Boyle, Jr. ’89 Nancy North Delogu ’94 Kenneth N. Hickox, Jr. ’95 Paul Martin Breme ’99 Zachariah James DeMeola ’10 . raor ofma ’9 Alana Culver Brenner ’85 and Neal E. Devins Daniel Lee Hogans ’93 Matthew Gary Brenner ’85 Dustin Harr Devore ’01 Barry M. Hollander ’69 Jocelyn West Brittin ’79 Blythe Erin Dillon ’06 Lacy Estel Holly III ’89 Thomas Willcox Brooke ’90 Craig Alexander Anthony Dixon ’00 Michael David Homans ’95 Caprice B. Brown Jennifer Maki Dodge ’05 William Benjamin Hopkins, Jr. ’80 Jon William Bruce ’69 Michael Robert Doucette ’84 Lelia Baum Hopper ’74 David Thomas Bules ’08 Carol and Dennis F. Douglas Mark Joseph Horoschak ’76 Beth Kurowski Bunnell ’93 and John Raymond Doyle III ’82 Joseph L. Howard, Jr. ’68 Donald Paul Bunnell ’94 Mark Menton Dumler ’89 Richard Hugh Howard-Smith ’84, MLT ’85 F. Prince Butler ’68 A. Overton Durrett ’60, MLT ’63 Christopher Edward Howe ’86 Lisa A. Cahill ’90 John V. Edwards ’92 Richard Allan Hricik ’93 Deborah Mancoll Casey ’87 John Chinniah Fernando ’92 Jon David Huddleston ’86 Jane Sherman Chambers ’92 and Donna Esposito Fincher ’90 and Kevin Robert Huennekens ’79 Edward Lacey Chambers, Jr. ’74 Charles Anthony Fincher ’90 Gary Edward Hughes ’73 Sara Ruth Chandler ’00 Robert Andrew Fisher ’01 J. Gregory Humphries ’81 Maryann Nolan Chong ’07 and Yunup Chong ’07 Theodore John Fisher ’96 Carrie R. Hunt ’00 and Wallace Ernest Christner ’85 John Richard Fletcher ’75 Theodore Leonard Hunt ’00 Kevin Francis Clines ’90 Samantha Jean Quan Forsyth Christopher Hutton ’75 Thomas P. Cody ’91 Aundria D. Foster ’82 David B. Jackson ’75 I. Mark Cohen LLM ’89 Andrew Richard Fox ’04 W. George Jameson ’75 Roberta Ann Colton ’82 Sheldon M. Franck ’75, MLT ’78 Jerry K. Jebo ’74 Alan Maurice Frieden ’82 Douglas Tucker Jenkins ’82

24 Gifts at Work John E. Donaldson Classroom As an undergraduate and law student, Randy S. Hawthorne ’67, J.D. ’70, M.L.T. ’71 took multiple courses under John E. Donaldson J.D. ’63, William & Mary’s Ball Professor of Law Emeritus, and even wore aloe m a a loal llamr ao rm. Donaldson joined the faculty in 1966 and taught tax law and trusts Wanting to honor his teacher, friend, and mentor, Hawthorne and and estates for 35 years. His accolades include the Thomas A. Graves his wife, Shelby M. Hawthorne ’67, M.A.Ed. ’75, decided to make a Teaching Award, the Walter L. Williams, Jr., Memorial Teaching gift that also improves the educational experience at the Law School. Award, the Law School Association’s Citizen-Lawyer Award, and The result is the John E. Donaldson Classroom. Dedicated in Fall e oma Jefero Awar. 0 e lly rere e laroom oom ofer In addition to their leadership gift for the Donaldson Classroom, the e lae eo aoal eoloy a eo Hawthornes have made generous gifts in support of scholarships for conferencing equipment. law students.

Donald Peder Johnsen ’87 e fy orwoo ’80 Laura Spector-Morgan ’98 Robert Olin Johnston, Sr. ’75 Lisa Erin O’Donald ’95 and Charles D. Stark ’72 Robert Wayne Jones ’89 Jonathan C. Rotter ’95 R. Lee Stephens, Jr. ’87 Joseph Harry Kaczmarek ’12 William Abner Old, Jr. ’80 Richard W. Stern MLT ’80 Scot Alan Katona ’84 Matthew J. O’Toole ’92 Ryan John Stevens ’08 David Sherwood Keir ’90 Our Lady of Good Counsel Robert Wright Stewart ’53 Kevin Martin Kenneally ’00 Collins Leonard Owens, Jr. ’83 Jason Lee Stickler ’08 Patricia Sugrue Ketchum ’80 Hasan and Ulku Ozinal E. Kendall Stock ’64 Steven Vaughan Key ’97 Thomas Crawford Palmer, Jr. ’66 Margaret N. Strand ’76 Julia Marie Kiraly ’01 and Martha Anne Pampel ’91 Raymond H. Suttle, Jr. ’88 David Samuel Johnson ’01 Sharon Elizabeth Pandak ’78 Courtney Bennett Svajian ’07 and J. Paul Knap MLT ’84 Philip D. Paschall ’74 Stephen George Svajian ’08 J. Nicholas Kornegay ’06 Anne Marie Patterson Mark David and Christina Checkel Sweet Kenneth A. Krantz ’77 Patricia Mastromichalis Paul ’82 Lee Evan Tankle ’13 Robert H. Kremers Steven R. Perles ’75 Jefrey L. areo ’8 James Phillip LaCasse ’73 Samuel W. Phillips ’54 Albert J. Taylor, Jr. ’70 Bruce R. Lange ’70 Jefrey Joe Pol ’00 Barry Michael Taylor ’83, LLM ’84 David W. Lannetti ’99 David McKay Post ’73 Gilbert Earle Teal ’91 Allison Orr Larsen and Drew Larsen Debra Jean Prillaman ’76 Zenon Charles Tencza ’78 W. Henry Lawrence ’82 N. Woodrow Pusey ’64 Terry Peterson Residential Companies, LLC League of Women Voters of Virginia James Taylor Pye ’75 Themis Bar Review LLC Education Fund Merlin Moulthrop Renne ’75 James Joseph Thomas II ’76 John W. Lee Bradley Allan Ridlehoover ’08 Elizabeth Stutts Thompson ‘07 Shawn K. Leppo ’02 Patricia Erikson Roberts ’92 Megan Carden Timmins ’98 Michael P. Lesniak ’67 Michael Anthony Robusto ’83 Alison Wickizer Toepp ’07 and J. Dean Lewis ’73 Robert Patrick Rodrigue ’73 Christopher Jamieson Toepp ’07 Rebecca M. Liethen ’00 and Nicholas Meade Roegner ’96 Mark LaMonte Tunnell ’75 John George Liethen ’00 Marc Michael Rose ’06 Elizabeth Scott Turner ’14 Daniel Glenn Lonergan ’83 Karanja Kamau Rouse ’98 Lindsey Robinson Vaala ’08 Courtney M. Malveaux ’02 Elizabeth E. Rylander ’99 and Chamie Grandy Valentine LLM ’92 Jerianne Elizabeth Mancini ’92 Jason C. Rylander ’00 Mark C. Van Deusen ’98 Pamela Jenkins Mason ’00 Ralph G. Santos ’80 Howard Arthur VanDine III ’87 Sally O’Neill Mauldin ’77 Richard Alan Saunders ’77 Robert Lee Vaughn, Jr. ’81 W. Neal McBrayer ’89 Donald E. Scearce ’70 Paul J. Verbesey ’98 Janet Sadler McCrae ’07 Maarten Willem Sengers ’93 Sue W. Villarosa ’74 Elizabeth Yvonne McElroy ’07 Richard Morey Sherman ’80 Vitreus Foundation Roger D. Meade ’75 Kenneth Roy Shook ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Warthen III Catherine Meeker ’90 MaryBeth Wysocki Shreiner ’07 Helen H. and Michael E. Warwick Cabell Christian Mercer ’74 Frederick L. Shreves II ’71 Michael Lawerance Warwick ’12 Courtney Eason Mercer ’74 Mark C. Simmons ’86 Amy Marie Waskowiak ’95 and Douglas E. Miller ’95 Allison Cox Skinner ’99 Brett Anthony Loney ’95 James Dewey Miller ’85 Mark Edward Slaughter ’76, LLM ’89 William L. Wellons ’68 Laura Beth Miller ’85 Conway W. Smith III ’70 Colon Hall Whitehurst ’79 Tommy E. Miller ’73 Michael Wayne Smith ’09 Kenneth Nicholson Whitehurst, Jr. ’66 Toni A. Friess Millner ’95 and Rebecca Beach Smith ’79 Rodney Turner Willett’90 Christopher Bost Millner ’96 Kirstin Mueller Snead ’95 and Jere M. H. Willis ’84 Richard Mitchell ’74 George Perkins Snead ’95 William H. Woolston ’07 Mary Jane Morrison ’81 Martha Leary Sotelo ’90 and Chunlian Yang ’09 Melissa Anne Mott ’07 Thomas Paul Sotelo ’90 Ronald Burt Zedd ’65 Kevin Brian Muhlendorf ’98 Todd Nicholas Spalding ’01 Steven Joseph Zweig ’91 Bart Gary Newland ’84

2014–2015 Annual Report 25 2014–2015 Alumni Donors by Class Year

Class of 1950 — 100% Alan Patrick Owens John H. Goodrich, Jr. Edmund Lewis Walton, Jr. Robert A. Hendel Harvey Jacobson Thomas P. Hollowell Sidney Schwartz Class of 1964 — 43% Joseph L. Howard, Jr. William Luther White, Sr. Allan C. Brownfeld Frank M. Morton III* Class of 1951 — 14% James W. McGlothlin Richard A. Repp N. Woodrow Pusey Robert E. Scott Robert C. Stackhouse Thomas A. Shiels Garnette Saunders Teass Robert Edward Tomes Class of 1952 — 33% David L. Short E. Kendall Stock Robert Thomas Wandrei Robert Friend Boyd William L. Wellons James M. Pickrell Class of 1965 — 42% Donald Peter Witty Class of 1953 — 17% David P. Beach Class of 1969 — 30% J. Robert Bray Robert Wright Stewart C. Lacey Compton, Jr. are L. AoLofreo Roland W. Dodson Gilbert A. Bartlett Class of 1954 — 67% Michael A. Ialongo Jon William Bruce Charles Bruce Lester Kevin K. Kent Robert S. Dutro Samuel W. Phillips Rosser J. Pettit John B. Gaidies Linda Watkins Sorkin Frederick P. Grill Class of 1955 — 29% Nicholas James St. George E. Alan Hechtkopf Barry M. Hollander James E. Lawrence Ronald Burt Zedd James Danford Kemper, Jr. Julia Wilkins Willis J. R. Zepkin David S. Miles Class of 1956 — 33% Class of 1966 — 31% Paul M. Morley Gerald D. Robertson Stanley G. Barr, Jr. Montgomery Knight, Jr. Scott Hugh Swan W. Charles Poland Robert N. Lent B. Dean Lorenz Class of 1970 — 37% Class of 1957 — 33% Alan D. MacDonald Thomas Crawford Palmer, Jr. Ralph Alexander Elmore III John Claudius Baker* Daniel David Portanova Anthony Gaeta, Jr. Dennis C. Hensley Class of 1958 — 40% Alfred D. Swersky James M. White III Bruce R. Lange Philip G. Denman Kenneth Nicholson Whitehurst, Jr. arle . f Frank Vaughan Emmerson, Jr. Henry C. Wolf George S. Newman Allan D. Zaleski Kenneth Alvin Phillips Class of 1959 — 44% John J. Sabourin, Jr. Charles Riley Cloud Class of 1967 — 33% Donald E. Scearce Conway W. Smith III Kenneth H. Lambert, Jr. Ralph K. Barclay, Jr. Howard P. Smith T. Rodman Layman Howard J. Busbee Stuart Douglas Spirn David Charles Rittenhouse Craig Unsworth Dana C. Vernon Spratley III Vincent F. Ewell, Jr. Albert J. Taylor, Jr. Class of 1960 — 38% C. Jerry Franklin Fred B. Devitt, Jr. Winston M. Haythe Class of 1971 — 27% A. Overton Durrett Michael P. Lesniak Lawrence Phillip Roesen Shepherd Fitz-Hugh Lewis William R. Bland Burke W. Margulies John B. Evans Class of 1962 — 25% O. Forrest Morgan, Jr. Robert I. Harwood Ronald L. Buckwalter Horace A. Teass, Jr. Q. Russell Hatchl Abigail Furst Dunning-Newbury Davis G. Heatwole Sebastian Gaeta, Jr. Class of 1968 — 42% Robert C. Nichols Donald Gary Owens David Joseph Agatstein Richard G. Poinsett Class of 1963 — 40% C. Butler Barrett Thomas S. Reavely James Allison Boyd Richard S. Cohen Joel H. Shane F. Prince Butler John E. Donaldson Frederick L. Shreves II Thomas C. Clark Owen Alan Knopping Ray C. Stoner Mark S. Dray Thomas O’Connor Moyles Emmet T. White, Jr. Francis E. Fletcher, Jr. *Deceased

26 Class of 1972 — 31% Richard Paul Hackman Charles E. Mandigo Stephen David Halliday Richard John McCue Michael Irving Ashe Lelia Baum Hopper Roger D. Meade Willard Bergman, Jr. Steven Leon Jackson James A. Metcalfe Peter Michael Desler Jerry K. Jebo Joseph J. Pecoraro Richard Carl Josephson David Ray Johnson Gary R. Peet Robert R. Kaplan E. Michael Keating III Steven R. Perles Michael D. Lubeley John H. Lhost James Taylor Pye J. W. Montgomery III Raymond Bruce Long James Bailey Rattray John M. Peterson John Carroll McDougal Merlin Moulthrop Renne John A. Scanelli Steven William McGrath Louis K. Rothberg Morgan E. Scott, Jr. Stephen Edward McGregor Eugene W. Shannon Rand E. Shapiro Cabell Christian Mercer Daniel P. Small Wilson Farant Skinner, Jr. Courtney Eason Mercer Allen C. Tanner, Jr. Charles D. Stark William Frederick Miller Mark LaMonte Tunnell Alvin David Treado LeRoy Francis Millette, Jr Steve Houston Watkins Douglas S. Wood Richard Mitchell Robert T. Whittaker Class of 1973 — 25% James B. Murray, Jr. Philip D. Paschall Class of 1976 — 36% Sally James Andrews Gregory Michael Pomije Gary Alonzo Barranger William Chapman Andrews III Anita Owings Poston R. Gregory Barton Stephan James Boardman Charles Evans Poston Darrel W. Bender Robert Edward Bradenham II Bryan David Rosenberger Janet L. Brown Mary A. Tuttle Discini Gary Franklin Roth Rick L. Burdick Eric Lee Dobberteen William Frederick Seitz a arle ael Thomas Edward Doughty James Harrell Smith John Nelson Crist David Strange Favre llam Lew Safer Jr. James Robert Cromwell Thomas Richard Frantz Walter B. Stowe, Jr. Lawrence Gordon Cumming John Everett Greenbacker, Jr. Anthony Paul Tokarz John L. Deal ee lye r Raymond George Tyburski, Jr. Jacqueline Ray Denning Michael David Horlick Sue W. Villarosa James Lockhart Dickinson Gary Edward Hughes lfor oer ee Heather Lynne Dorion Stephen Allen Isaacs George Lawrence Wells Thomas Harry Dundon Mark William Korotash Eugene Albert Ferreri, Jr. James Phillip LaCasse Class of 1975 — 38% Eric Fiske J. Dean Lewis Evan E. Adair Richard Morehead Foard John A. McKinney, Jr. David G. Altizer Lawrence Hoyt Glanzer Elaine Lytle Mead Daralyn Gordon Arata Robert Bachrach Goldman Edward Alan Miller, Jr. Worth Durham Banner Elisa Joan Grammer Tommy E. Miller Edward Robert Blumberg Michael Stephen Hacskaylo William Gordon Murray, Jr. Michael R. Borasky J. Robert Harris III Jefrey Lee ma Samuel F. Boyte Steven Mark Heller David McKay Post Louis Kerford Campbell Joanne B. Hickcox Robert Patrick Rodrigue Edward Timothy Clancy Ingrid Michelsen Hillinger Leslie Jay Roos Sharon Adrienne Coles-Stewart Mark Joseph Horoschak Larry Benjamin Slipow Elaine P. Cooper Gary Alan Howard Thomas T. Terp George C. Fairbanks IV Antje Elske Huck John Joseph Tuozzolo Craig Allen Fisher Stephen James Kalista Martin D. Walsh Robert Michael Fitzgerald James Thaddeus Nejfelt Class of 1974 — 33% John Richard Fletcher Dianne E. O’Donnell Sheldon M. Franck Edward James Passarelli James Frederick Almand Crombie James Dickinson Garrett, Jr. Debra Jean Prillaman Nancy Battaglia Rebecca Rawls Habel Kathleen Thompson Puckett Douglas Eric Brown Carl V. Howard Deborah Dickson Shapiro Jack Edward Call Gregory Hutchinson Mark Edward Slaughter Edward Lacey Chambers, Jr. Christopher Hutton Margaret N. Strand Pal war lfor David B. Jackson Guice G. Strong III Glen Edward Conrad W. George Jameson Kris J. Sundberg James Edward Cornwell, Jr. Robert Olin Johnston, Sr. Howard R. Sykes, Jr. Timothy Andrew Coyle Barbara H. Kamp James Joseph Thomas II Rebecca April Fitch John G. Kruchko Charles Kent Trible Edward L. Flippen Wayne M. Lee Judith Miriam Wall C. Linwood Gregory Donald L. Lewy

2014–2015 Annual Report 27 Leonard Arthur Wallin II James Angus McDonald Nell Buckelew Armstrong J. Page Williams C. Theodore Miller Francis Cocke Bagbey Victor Alfred Neubaum, Jr. Catherine Mahoney Blue Class of 1977 — 30% George Leonard Neuberger Colleen Boles Michael Anthony Baranowicz Sharon Elizabeth Pandak Walter Colby Brown John David Beckman Jay P. Porter Stephen Patrick Carney John Bowditch Bennett T. O. Rainey III Thelma Young Carroll R. Barrow Blackwell James Alexander Ronca, Sr. Ann Kiley Crenshaw Charles Lorraine Cabell Jefrey Lee Sreer Dennis Paul Crimmins Stephen Craig Conte Terry Curtis Seningen John Warren Flora W. Scott Cooper DeRonda Elaine Miniard Short Martha Didinger Franklin J. Michael Estes Corinne Moore Stoker a ael r William M. Flynn Zenon Charles Tencza Milton Holmes Hamilton, Jr. David Richard Forbes Sharon Woods Villarosa Glenn Stuart Hayes Thomas Joseph Gallo Joseph T. Waldo Fred Anthony Holland Peter John Goergen Gregg Leland Warner William Benjamin Hopkins, Jr. Anne Gordon Greever Thomas Rollins Watkins, Jr. James Frederick Ireland III Ardath Ann Hamann Susan Lynn Watt Kathy Davidson Ireland Jane Dean Hickey Daniel Richard Weckstein Andrew E. Jillson llam war ofma Jr. Douglas James Wright Patricia Sugrue Ketchum Christopher Jay Honenberger Evans Leon King Muriel Norbrey Hopkins Class of 1979 — 27% John Ward King Douglas L. Hornsby Francis James Baltz William Edward King Judy Lyn Humphries Alfred William Bates III Christine May Kopocis Daniel John Kraftson Michael Edward Baumann Kenneth John Kopocis Kenneth A. Krantz Nathaniel Beaman IV Gary William Leydig Edward Warner Lautenschlager Richard Swoope Blanton David St. Clair Lowman, Jr. James Sherman Margolin Nelson Adrian Blish Toni Marie Massaro Sally O’Neill Mauldin Jocelyn West Brittin Dorothy Martin McCorkle Hubert F. McKenney, Jr. Timothy Michael Broas Sandra Jones McNinch Scott Orlo Murdoch Sloan Brooke-Devlin Christopher Rowe Mellott Forest Anthony Nester Kathy Ann Brown e fy orwoo Anthony Joseph Nicolo Kevin Michael Brunick William Abner Old, Jr. Stephen Lee Owen Gary Wade Crawford J. Lee E. Osborne Michael Daniel Phillips Elwood Victor Elliott Stuart Alan Pleasants Douglas F. Pinter Alvaro Garcia-Tunon Ralph G. Santos Richard Alan Saunders Donald Anthony Gregory Richard Morey Sherman Darell Lee Sayer Barbara Swatling Griswold Christine Barlow Simpson William Willoughby Sharp are r arr Donna Salhany Snyder Phillip Aden Short, Sr. Robert Quentin Harris W. Laird Stabler III Robert E. Smartschan James Andrew Hixon Richard W. Stern Charles Aristides Stampelos Kevin Robert Huennekens Mark William Strattner J. Edgar Wine Kathleen Ann Hunter Lydia Calvert Taylor Robert Kenneth Wise R. Shawn Majette C. Gerard Thompson Janice Bowers Wolk Gary Stephen Marshall Walter Lawrence Williams Nancy Anne McBride ar re olf Class of 1978 — 27% Joseph John McCarthy Donald Ray Wolthuis Kevin Charles McCormick Jane Higgins Bedno Class of 1981 — 27% Suzanne Stone Brannan Clare Louise McCulla Donna Marie Briggs Edward Anthony McCullough Albert P. Barker Morgan Diane Brooke-Devlin Walter Butler Palmer III Thomas Andrew Boshinski R. Edwin Burnette, Jr. Carol Hill Pickard Samuel Morton Brock III Charlotte Carter-Yamauchi Richard Randolph Pickard Charles Ernest Chamberlain, Jr. Jefrey ra ewler Craig H. Smith Daniel Patrick Clark R. Leigh Frackelton, Jr. Rebecca Beach Smith Christopher Anthony Corbett Maxime Austria Frias Peter Alan Susser T. Andrew Culbert Constance Harriet Frogale Colon Hall Whitehurst Robert Barnes Delano, Jr. M. Scott Goodman Robert Williams Wooldridge, Jr. J. Michael Gray William Douglas Hamner See rray r Jr. Sarah Collins Honenberger Class of 1980 — 37% Michael Warren Hassell Joseph R. Lassiter, Jr. Aoy o Aeef Barbara Lorentson Heywood Lynn Lautenschlager Charles Swayne Arberg Daniel Chisholm Higgins

28 Michel Yves Horton Loretta Santacroce Robert William Thomas J. Gregory Humphries Lisa L. Schenkel Tina Schober Thomas Brian Randall Jones J. McDowell Sharpe Kenneth Mark Wolfe J. Bradley King Meade Addison Spotts John Francis Kroeger, Jr. Clara Potter Swanson Class of 1984 — 30% Jacob Andrew Lutz III Michael Hunter Terry Charles Edward Adkins Mary Jane Morrison James Patrick Wallbillich Steven Lawrence Brown Michael Anthony Nardolilli Jean Penick Watkins Elizabeth Chapman Carver Pamela Gersh Nardolilli William Norman Watkins Rolly Lee Chambers Janet M. Nesse Bill Charles Wells Mark Alan Clausen Karen Tent Nickell Gregory P. Williams Beth Schipper DeSimone Renae Reed Patrick Alexander M. Donaldson Charles Dandridge Pittman, Jr. Class of 1983 — 31% Michael Robert Doucette Robert S. Rausch Debra Cooney Albiston John David Epperly, Jr. Peggy Reynolds Reidland Albert George Bantley Nora M. Brown Everett Paul John Ritz Walter Randolph Calvert Michael John Garvin Charles Lewis Rogers Richard Francis Chovanec Lee Ann Gustafson Steven R. Salbu Robert Ray Church Virginia R. Hager Cheryl K. Short Richard Alan Conway Pamera Deanice Hairston Mark Richard Smith Audrey Jacobsen Copeland Holly Elisabeth Hazard Jefrey L. areo Cecil Harvey Creasey, Jr. Stephen John Horvath III Ronald Wayne Taylor Ann Kenney Creighton Richard Hugh Howard-Smith E. Diane Newsom Thompson Sarah Louise Deneke Sarah Shank Hull John Ward Trueax Timothy Dugan Barbara E. Johnson Robert Lee Vaughn, Jr. James Gerald Eckert Barbara Louise Johnson Mark G. Ferguson Richard Gordon Johnson Class of 1982 — 32% Lauren Anne Ferrari Scot Alan Katona Mitchell Gerald Blair Arthur Evan Gary Steven Edward Keller Jo Ann Blair-Davis Elizabeth Alexander Gibbs J. Paul Knap Theresa Carroll Buchanan Joseph F. Giordano Eleanor Andrews Lasky Kathleen Dawson Caldwell Bruce Bradford Glendening Kenneth Jordan Lasky Clement Dean Carter Edward Roy Hawkens R. Kimbark Lee Georgia Branscom Carter Michael George Hillinger Raymond John Lillie Larry Dean Case r eore ofma Gerard Matthew Mackarevich Michael James Casey Toni Lynn Imfeld-Herz Joan Schwarzkopf Mahoney Roberta Ann Colton Robert Milton Kesler Brian R. Marron Jonathan Mark Coupal Donald Thomas Kiley, Jr. Eric Anton Mazie Garen Edward Dodge Joyce Ann Kuhns Andrew William McCready John Raymond Doyle III Edward Emerson Lane, Jr. Joy C. McNaughton Roy W. Ferguson, Jr. William Anthony Lascara Deborah Lynn Mellott Aundria D. Foster Daniel Glenn Lonergan Steven Michael Miller Alan Maurice Frieden Linda Peele McGavin Carla S. Moreland Daniel Allen Gecker J. Thomas Morina Bart Gary Newland Jefrey erar lmore Julie Brady Murdoch Kendall Joseph Newman Jane Camille Halligan Leila Jacobson Noel Gary Wayne Nickerson Brenda Ayres Hart Charles Joseph O’Hara David Scott Rudiger Patrick Wesley Herman Sara Towery O’Hara Philip Lee Russo, Jr. John R. Hunt Collins Leonard Owens, Jr. Gretchen Mary Santamour Drewry Bacon Hutcheson, Jr. Chris Arthur Paul Lee Irvin Sherman Douglas Tucker Jenkins James A. Penney Julie Anne Stanley Ray Webb King James D. Penny Steven Harold Theisen Philip Joel Kochman Karen Waldron Perrine Virginia Bidwell Theisen Kathryn Derr Kohler William Chadwick Perrine Jonathan Henry Walker William W. Kohler Michael Anthony Robusto George A. Warthen II W. Henry Lawrence Clint Douglas Routson Jere M. H. Willis John David McGavin Taye Sanford ree are oler Sean Francis Murphy Louise Anna Schmidt Kathy Ann Younkins Eileen A. Olds Harry Benjamin Shubin Kevin P. O’Mahony Anne Ballard Shumadine Class of 1985 — 35% Patricia Mastromichalis Paul M. Katharine Spong Stephen Martin Abdella Janet Joan Lappin Quinn Sally Lou Steel Joanne Moloney Adamchak Mark Lawrence Rodgers Daniel Peter Stipano William L. S. Ross Barry Michael Taylor

2014–2015 Annual Report 29 Kimberly H. Ashbach Douglas Paul DeMoss Norman F. Lent III George Asimos, Jr. Alison Vadnais Fauls William Greer McCreedy Edward Janes Bell III Thomas Emerson duBois Fauls Donald Robert McKillop Alana Culver Brenner Anne C. Foster Claiborne Turner Richardson II Matthew Gary Brenner John Charles Garde Douglas Lee Sbertoli Ann Burke Brogan L. Allison Garde Ann Marie Siprelle Patrick Michael Brogan Michael John Gardner Fay Frances Spence Wallace Ernest Christner Michael Allen Gatje R. Lee Stephens, Jr. Amy Holt Davis oer r Jr. Howard Arthur VanDine III Patricia Phelan Davis Mary Gronlund James Peppler Winthrop James Michael DeSimone Terry Eugene Hall Frances Pierson Dwornik John Francis Haugh Class of 1988 — 20% Elizabeth Ebner Michael Joseph Holleran Lee S. Bender Kathleen Marie Edge Christopher Edward Howe L. Lee Byrd Raymond Wesley Edwards Jon David Huddleston Annemarie DiNardo Cleary Debora Cress Embrey Sarah Marie Hurley Jefrey ola oao Elizabeth Ellen Ewing Thomas Edward Knauer H. Michael Deneka Junius Phillip Fulton III Susan Wendy Kramer David Andrew Domansky A. Andrew Gallo Dominic Paul Lascara Robert J. Eveleigh Jonathan Andrew George Martin Paul Lavelle Anne Marie Fealey Melanie Godschall Gregg Henry Lehman Brian Scott Frye Channing Moore Hall III Scott Guthrie Lindvall William M. Furr Patricia Vaughan Haymes Catherine Millious Marriott Tracy Nottingham Gruis Daniel Brent Hoye K. Reed Mayo David Max Hammer John J. Jarosak Linda J. McDowell Kenneth Wayne Harrell Susan Lee Keilitz Robert Lawrence Musick, Jr. Katherine Mary Hessler James Simester Long Brian Thomas Ortelere Diana Hamner Inman Cecilia M. Lutz Terri Lee Reicher John Marshall Jones Howard Taft Macrae, Jr. Harry P. Sakellaris Keith E. Krusz Cathleen Valentine Martin Mark Randall Semisch Phillip Richard Lingafelt Bradley Alan Maxa Scott Kevin Sheets Joseph Patrick Moan Dana Duane McDaniel Mark C. Simmons Amy Birkimer Mulroy James Dewey Miller Alan Dean Sundburg Kenneth Gardner Pankey, Jr. Laura Beth Miller Jane Dandridge Tucker Gregory Arthur Paw Mary W. Murphy Colin William Uckert Rudolph Quarles Steven Conrad Nelson Rhett Louis Weiss John Wallis Raymond John Brad O’Grady Patricia Lee West Kevin M. Sargis David Parker R. J. Scaggs, Jr. James Andrew Rauen Class of 1987 — 22% Sarah Sullivan Schimmels C. Arthur Robinson II Lisa Ann Bertini Elizabeth Campbell Sokol oro Joe Sf James Matheson Boyd Lynne Jean Strobel Steven Lawrence Schooner Paul William Boyer P. Diane Travers Stromberg James Anthony Shapiro Charles Hampton Brown III Raymond H. Suttle, Jr. William Shewmake Joy Marlene Bryan Robert Edward Trono Geraldine Mullarkey Sterling Kevin John Burke David Edward Watson Michael Laurence Sterling Deborah Mancoll Casey Craig Nicholas Thomas Bernice Herrman Cilley Class of 1989 — 23% Deborah Bosworth Toney Thomas G. Connolly Donald Paul Boyle, Jr. Edwin Stuart Waitzer Nicholas C. Conte Francis Joseph Brennan III Michael John Walsh J. Thompson Cravens I. Mark Cohen John William Wesley Barbara Turotsy Del Greco Mark Menton Dumler William Howell Wright, Jr. Robert Bruce Dickerson Anna P. Engh Erin Sheehey Downs Class of 1986 — 29% Michael J. Gaertner Michael Durrer Lawrence Henry Gennari John Owen Alderman Virginia Katherine Fogg Joseph Scott Gerbasi Robin C. Ashton Richard Francis Gibbons, Jr. Virginia Cook Gerbasi Mark Steven Bader Donna L. Holleran Amy J. Greer William J. G. Barnes Erik Anders Holm-Olsen Connie Karassas Gutierrez Craig Dennis Bell Sharen Padgett Hughes Elizabeth Besio Hardin Steven Anthony Boileau Edward Lee Isler Jeanne Morrell Harrell Ivana Terango Bredehoft Donald Peder Johnsen Rebecca Blair Harutunian Helen Hart Cox Jefrey . Lear Lacy Estel Holly III

30 Kevin Lee Hopkins Howard Lee Jacobs Jefrey elor Sler Pamela McDade Johnson David Sherwood Keir Marguerite Hopkins Taylor Robert Wayne Jones Mary-Lynn Nawrocki Krusz Gilbert Earle Teal Jean Marie Kallus Lisette Sell Lehman Robert Vaughan Timms, Jr. Martin Niles Korn Andrew Ralston Livingston Eric Montel Turner Randolf Krbechek Laurel Sue Marks Steven Joseph Zweig Robert Blakely Lachenauer Robert M. McDowell Michael Jay Lederman Catherine Meeker Class of 1992 — 23% Jefrey Ala Lowe Monique Jean Migneault Joanne Jones Allen Stephen Edward Marshall David B. Montgomery Elizabeth Hallock Andrews W. Neal McBrayer James Thomas Moore David Lawrence Arnold Bruce William McDougal Timothy Michael Murphy Ingrid Maria Blanton Steven M. Mister Daniel John Perry Gregory Paul Brummett Steven J. Mulroy elle oley alfe Robert Bryant Amy Thatcher Owens Caroline LaCour Smith Eric Sinclair Carlson Mark William Pearson Martha Leary Sotelo Jane Sherman Chambers Peter Friery Pontzer Thomas Paul Sotelo Michael Paul Chu Larry Wade Schimmels David Alan Street Stephanie Rever Chu Douglas L. Smith Mary Jo Swartz Elizabeth Dopp Chupik Catherine M. Stanton Brian Kraig Telfair Christian Lee Connell John Mathews Stuckey G. William Van De Weghe, Jr. Timothy Scott Davis Marc Andre Taylor A. John Vollino Kathleen Finley Duthu Paul Anthony Varela John Francis Wilkinson John V. Edwards M. Leah Wright Rodney Turner Willett John Chinniah Fernando Susan Barger Fox Class of 1990 — 35% Class of 1991 — 21% Steven K. Gerber Diane M. Abato Heidi Wilson Abbott Brian Paul Golden Christopher A. Abel Katherine Spaulding Alexander Dion William Hayes Marcia E. Asquith Brenton James Allen Amy Louise Jarmon Sara A. Austin E. G. Allen III Jessica Leigh Lynch Paul David Barker, Jr. D. Jarrett Arp Jerianne Elizabeth Mancini Mark Peter Barracca Amy Lapierre Atkinson Mark Randolph Matney Timothy Dickens Battin David Marlow Atkinson John Thomas McNelis Daniel Paul Bennett Deborah Ryan Beckmann Christopher Michael Olson Matilda Ann Brodnax Diane A. Bettino Matthew J. O’Toole Thomas Willcox Brooke John Jerry Bettino Christopher Claar Reed Lisa A. Cahill H. Allen Black III Wendy Nuckols Reed Robert Harvey Chappell III Anne Elizabeth Bomar Sandra Elizabeth Rizzo Richard Carl Clark Robert Nicholas Bua Patricia Erikson Roberts Kevin Francis Clines Thomas P. Cody Neal John Robinson Cameron N. Cosby Andrew Michael Condlin Mychal Sommer Schulz Patrick Campbell Devine, Jr. Anne-Marie Shaia Condlin Brendan Linehan Shannon John Van Lear Dorsey Annette Blyler Elseth Price Mitchell Shapiro Eugene Everett Elder Barbara Jean Endres Deann Reck Tigges Cheshire Eveleigh Marc Forino Chamie Grandy Valentine Sara Beiro Farabow Claudia Barnes Gangi Bridget O’Keefe Walsh Felicia L. Faragasso Sefae ae arre Kevin Denis Walsh Peter Thomas Fay Michael William Garvey Paula Anne Wells John P. Fendig Richard William Goeken Mary Ellen West Charles Anthony Fincher Kurt Georg Hammerle Scott McIntosh Zimmerman Donna Esposito Fincher Robert L. Harris, Jr. Mary Allison Francis Elizabeth Newbill Harrison Class of 1993 — 18% Lauren Elizabeth Freeman . raor ofma Belinda A. Bacon Laura Lee Garrett David Jay Ignall Christopher Kelly Barry-Smith Sharon J. Glover Dennis F. Kerrigan, Jr. Timothy David Belevetz Cheryl Alexandra Hamilton aea r erra Lucy Williams Bowman Mark S. Hedberg Howard Albert Kwon Thomas M. Browder III Christopher Martin Heimann Mary Baroody Lowe Beth Kurowski Bunnell Helivi Lue Holland Melanie Faye Michaelson Robert Frederick Church Brenda Williams Holston Monica Taylor Monday Clifton Leland Corker Mary Catherine Horrigan Stephanie Burks Paine David M. Dalke James Van Ingold Martha Anne Pampel

2014–2015 Annual Report 31 Kerry Anne Doyle-Shannon J. Manly Parks Douglas Steven Reinhart James Frederick Entas Debra Bryant Pearson Andrew Thomas Richardson III Anne Stuart Hayes Marc Andrew Peritz Jonathan C. Rotter Daniel Lee Hogans David M. Pernini Megan Kelly Sandquist Todd James Hooper Teresa Brazzel Pernini W. Carter Santos Richard Allan Hricik Toni Michelle Randall George Perkins Snead lle fy Je Paul Patrick Rooney Kirstin Mueller Snead Robert Charles Juelke Andrew M. Smith Douglas A. Steinberg Deidre Cohen Katz Justin Bayly Smith Gretchen Lynch Taylor G. Scott Lesmes Curt Gudheim Spear Michelle Walsh Tetreault Melissa Callahan Lesmes Lara Howley Walt Bradley S. Wagshul Veena Kumari Luthra Gerald Carlyle Wells Amy Marie Waskowiak Julie Gilges Martin Erin Masson Wirth Audra Lynn Miller Class of 1995 — 37% Lara Zick Jubal Lee Miller Paula H. Agor Victor Jay Miller Carla N. Archie Class of 1996 — 20% Nicholas Sean Murphy Walter Benzija Michelle Casale Anderson Joseph John Quigley Matthew J. Bissonette William D. Brick Christine Marie Renda Susan Roussel Blackman Alisa Pittman Cleek Gregory Keith Richards Christopher Scott Boynton Laura Mae Conner Maarten Willem Sengers Erin Rebecca Brewster Caroline Lee Cross Alexander Hugh Smyth Michael F. Cox Richard H. Cross, Jr. Brian Campbell Titus Mary Elizabeth Dingledy Barry Michael Deets Jennifer Lee Wier Llezelle Agustin Dugger Deborah Ann Eckert Lara Mary Finch Paul Robert Eckert Class of 1994 — 25% lfor re lee Theodore John Fisher Brian Scott Alperstein Dennis Richard Foley E. Paige S. Fitzgerald Christos Paul Badavas Russell Lory Foster Jefrey amlo eer Marshall B. Barton Bryan A. Fratkin Dawn Raines Greco Marc David Bernstein Toni A. Friess Millner Christopher Russell Johnson Anne Lindgren Blitch Brenda Lynch Gacki Jefrey Jame Lamoae Arthur C. Bredemeyer Louanna Godwin Goolsby Marc-Olivier Langlois John Leslie Brownlee Joseph Scott Guarino James Lawrence Love Donald Paul Bunnell Leslie Sides Guarino Jon Marshall Mahan Marcia Stuart Ceplecha Wendy J. Hahn Jefrey Laree ar Susan Beth Comparato Margaret Frances Hardy Christopher Bost Millner William Michael Connolly Linda W. Harris Diane Preston Moore Judith Mary Conti Kenneth N. Hickox, Jr. Michael D. Moore Kathleen Philpott Costa Michael David Homans Courtney Collins Nowell John Cussen Laura Dawn Hunt Todd M. Ritter Dawn Q jett Darkes Gregory Scott James Nicholas Meade Roegner Jason Robert Davis Robert Richard Kaplan, Jr. Ali Reza Sharifahmadian Nancy North Delogu Terri Jean Keeley Lorrie A. Sinclair Brook A. Edinger William H. Kennedy Jr. Scarlett Hardy Spence Suzanne Marie FitzGerald Jean C. King Daryl S. Taylor Kerry Casey Flaherty Amy Rollins Kreisler Catherine Ann Trinkle Pamela Conner Gavin Julie P. Laine Karl William Uotinen W. Scott Greco Dawn Leporati Leget Mark Joseph Vucci Kim Van Horn Gutterman Thomas Jensen Leighton Michele Bresnick Walsh Jonathan Holland Hambrick Brett Anthony Loney Kathryn Wilson Hambrick Leo Monroe Marsh Class of 1997 — 23% Margaret Lewis Haymore Brooks Patten McElwain Christopher Ambrosio Christine Mary Johnson Anthony L. Michaels David Randolph Bennett Anna Mastracco King Douglas E. Miller Anne Graham Bibeau Christopher Dikran Koomey Craig Scott Nolan Susan Elizabeth Bruce Charlene Chialin Kuo Lisa Erin O’Donald Laura Feltman Benjamin Eugene Landon Andrew Michael Ollis Michael George Grable Lisa Hwang Lanphear Samantha Stecker Otero David Reid Hausmann Chandra Dore Lantz Stephen Dennis Otero David McKee Johansen James Hardwick Lister Lori Petruzzelli-Touponse Matthew Reeves Johnson Thomas G. Martinchek Theresa J. Pulley Radwan Yvonne Deidre Jones Patricia Ann McKenna Adam Seth Rafal Ellen Dassance Kennedy

32 John Benson Kennedy Mark C. Van Deusen Aaron Steven Goldsmith Steven Vaughan Key Paul J. Verbesey Amy Kirtland Graham Cynthia Cutler Moon Victor Voloshin Edgar Butler Hatrick IV Timothy Patrick Morrison Derek Alan Yeo Kristi Garland Hatrick Brenda Jean Oliver Adam Lawson Hills Charles Byron Ramsey Class of 1999 — 21% Kevin Franklin Hull Raymond Albert Raya Timika Adams-Sherman Carrie R. Hunt Gregory Michael Romano Aaron Samuel Book Theodore Leonard Hunt Shaun Michael Rose Paul Martin Breme ra Jefrey waya Richard Harvey Roston Kimberly Barney Burke Kevin Martin Kenneally Kathleen Elisabeth Roth Jean Louise Campbell Kindra Lynn Kirkeby Demian Asa Schane David E. Carney Stephen Michael Lastelic Edward Robert Schreiber Jennifer Vollmer Copas John George Liethen Ramona Jenny Sein Christopher Roger Mack DeLacy Rebecca M. Liethen Alison Tuley Shaw Douglas Dziak Alexander Christian Linn Christine Moseley Shiker Charles Edward Ehrlich Tate Custer Love Ethan Weston Smith Mark D. Epley Donald Washington Martin, Jr. Alexander William Stiles Francine E. Friedman Arnie Bruce Mason Daniel Clayton Summerlin Christopher George Garber Pamela Jenkins Mason Ky Tran-Trong fay arer ll Dawn Sherman Meisner John Carl Valdivielso Karen Scott James Michele T. Mitchell Rachel Elizabeth van der Voort Kathleen M. Kedian William Edward Nolan Adam Werneth Walsh eaa r ler Nicholas Mihran Ohanesian Anne Walsh Robert D. Kucler Earl G. Pinto Natalie Daub Wilhelm David W. Lannetti Jefrey Joe Pol Alicia Lewis Marc Edward Purintun Class of 1998 — 23% Christopher Cochrane Matteson Kevin David Rice Jefrey ell Amroa Gregory B. Moore Jason C. Rylander Coburn Robinson Beck Katherine Macaulay Mueller Leigh Hudgins Schreher Kathleen S. Bergmann Tracy Hallam Oley Mary Elizabeth Sherwin Kristan Boyd Burch Kevin M. O’Neill Kenneth Roy Shook Jefrey Ala oe Heather Stacey Parr Sandra L. Smith Matthew Philip Cohen Ross H. Parr Marybeth L. Steil David Lewis Coleman Charles Dandridge Patterson III Kenneth Andrew Walsh David Nilen Copas Stephen Clawson Robertson Vivian Gembara Williams M. Ann Neil Cosby Cristen Sikes Rose Amanda Padula Wilson Rhonda Maria Craig Elizabeth E. Rylander William DeVinney James Anthony Sherman Class of 2001 — 31% Audra Ann Dial Allison Cox Skinner Robin A. Abbott Stephen P. Diamond, Jr. Jef ael mmer Erin M. Alkire Sean Paul Ducharme Martha A. Timmers Kara M. Ariail Peter Arey Gilbert Amy E. Webbink Mary Sue Busser Backus Nathan Robert Green Stephanie C. Bovee Jonathan Hill Class of 2000 — 32% Adam Casagrande Brendan Holland Jessica Rachel Arons Tameka Meshaun Collier oma Jefero Monica Mary Ayres Dustin Harr Devore Eliza Hutchison Ketchum R. Joseph Barton Carla Palmer Ferguson Ryan Troy Ketchum Mark Randolf Baumgartner Lisa Diane Finklea Joseph Shayne Kiefer Frances Joy Belisle Robert Andrew Fisher Alex Beckham Long John Eric Blanton Dana G. Fitzsimons, Jr. Eric Michael Marion Elizabeth Anne Breen Matthew Frey Stephanie Zapata Moore Elliott Matthew Buckner Benjamin Alexander Goodman Kevin Brian Muhlendorf Maria Christina Call Daniel P. Graham Priscilla Hobbs Muhlenkamp Sara Ruth Chandler Mark Greenspan Maquiling Bacdayan Parkerson Raena Smith Close Audra Anne Hale-Maddox Jimmy F. Robinson, Jr. Paul Joseph Dechary Sean Patrick Haney Danielle Elizabeth Roeber Kimberlee Ann DeWitt Jason William Harbour Karanja Kamau Rouse P. Maxwell DeWitt H. Lee Harrell Monika Eda Saimre Craig Alexander Anthony Dixon James Glenn Harwood Laura Spector-Morgan Trent Matthew Doyle Emily Anna Hayes Christopher Josef Thanner Christopher Joseph Forstner Bryson J. Hunter Megan Carden Timmins Daniel Charles Gasink D. Mark Jackson

2014–2015 Annual Report 33 Bryce D. Jewett Class of 2003 — 16% Todd H. Muldrew David Samuel Johnson Nicholas D. Naum Paul Ashley Ainsworth Toyja E. Kelley John Elwood Owens Christina Elizabeth Buschmann Julia Marie Kiraly Mark V. Pascucci Ian Robert Conner Gregory Thomas Lowen Michael M. Pavlovich Cheran Denise Cordell Brian Garth Muse Erika C. Reigle Andrea L. D’Ambra Jennifer Redmond Muse John K. Roche Alicia Davis Elana Happe Olson Seth L. Rundle Robert Ray Davis Sheryl Lynn Orr Timothy O. Schimpf Zachary Scott Devore L. Misha Preheim Kristine Louise Schmidt Shelley Renee Dolf Jonathan Bray Reed Marya J. A. Shahriary Jason Gordon Everett Travis Aaron Sabalewski Sean M. Tepe Dawei Gongsun Eric Wade Smith James A. Vatne Charles Hathaway Gray Todd Nicholas Spalding Saraell ofma al Yan Huang Michael Alan Sprow Spencer M. Wiegard Steven Paul Jack Angela Marie Stewart Kerrin C. Wolf Brian Scott Kelly Martha Swicegood Stwodah Matthew John Kemkes Jason Brett Torchinsky Class of 2005 — 29% Amy Joanna McMaster Stuart W. Turner Briordy T. Meyers Leasa Woods Anderson Daniel Velez Edith Margaret Min Gilbert L. Baker Jill Kantor Wainger Ashley Renee Moore Patricia V. Baker Monica N. Wharton Benjamin Roland Orye III Carl Stanley Beattie Shannon Ashleigh Wiley Wilson Clay Pasley Alexander H. Beeler Raul M. Bhat Class of 2002 — 21% Megan Marie Pietropaolo Kendra Langlois Roberson Elizabeth Ellen Bircher Jefrey llam Alr Jr. Jonathan M. H. Short Michael L. Broadus Ada-Marie Walsh Aman Emily Harwood Smith Heidi M. Brown Matthew Kristian Aman Scott Lawrence Weber Christine Higgins Collins Todd Rowell Barlow Joel William Young Richard G. Collins Adina D. Bingham Emily J. Cromwell Matthew M. Bingham Class of 2004 — 25% Stephen Thomas Del Percio Henry D. W. Burt II Jennifer Maki Dodge Gary Lee Abbott Laura E. Byrum Stephen V. Durbin Peter G. Allen Lacrecia G. Cade Kerry J. Eaton Sada Rebecca Andrews Dennis Joseph Callahan III Rosa Jean Evergreen Kevin Michael Barnes Chad A. Carder Caroline B. Fleming Robert E. Barnsby Melissa Ann Conner Kelly Jo Gastley David Saunders Blessing Anne C. Dowling Sarah R. Greene Carter Ricketts Borman Brooke E. Geller eofrey . rer James H. Boykin III ra fra Albert C. Guthrie Sarah P. Bridges Jason C. Halliburton William K. Hamilton Benjamin S. Candland Saundra Mastro Jack Justin M. Hargrove Jennifer Gorga Capone Rebecca Borowski Jackson Kimberly J. Hargrove Nathan M. Cihlar Shawn K. Leppo Allison N. Hatchett Christopher Ross Clements Courtney M. Malveaux Hutch K. Hicken E. Carter Chandler Clements John E. Mauk Nicholas R. Johnson Eric D. Cook Shannon E. McClure Mugdha S. Kelkar Angeleen Godbey Cooper Hadley B. Perkins Gordon Carmalt Klugh Harmon L. Cooper Amy Lamoureux Riella Amanda Lee Kutz Derek C. DeGrass Michael J. Riella Lauren S. Lamberth e ael fa Dennis C. Schmieder James R. Love Andrew Richard Fox Heather Lueke Smith M. Janelle Lyons Aree . r Elizabeth A. Speck Andrew James Mack John Lewis Hughes, Jr. Jennifer S. Thibodeau Claire M. Maddox Heather Paige Hodgman Jahnes Stephen W. Thibodeau David P. Mason Kathryn Sacco Jensen Sarah V. Toraason Sean J. Masterson Golaleh Kazemi Erin Turner Robert A. Maylor Scott D. Kennedy Stewart J. Wetchler John R. Mills Jennifer Macierowski Kirby Holly Bench Wood Jason Stuart Miyares William G. Lamberth II Amy Collins Ziehm Maria L. Mullarkey Jennifer Ann Maceda Jamie Desciak Zogby arl . ef David P. Massaron Michael C. Zogby Rachel Wheeler Northup Jennifer Komoroski McGeorge

34 Ryan J. Pedraza Brent Michael Dougal Megan Tumi Jackson lae Jae Pefer William Yates Durbin Layne M. Kamsler Ian M. Ralby Robert Eugene Fay Megan Elizabeth Kaufmann J. Bradley Reaves a Smo ofma Alisson Pouille Klaiber Donald Thomas Regan III Svetlana K. Ivy Kristin Nicole Koernig Marie E. Sapirie Daron L. Janis Kelly Pereira Lackey Andrew M. Skanchy Jin Kook Edward Kim Daniel Breen Leary John W. Stankiewicz Thomas Chisman Martin R. Joseph Noble David S. Stern Anne L. Mason Lawrence J. Perrone Thomas E. Thrasher Janet Sadler McCrae Nathan Allan Pollard Elizabeth Yvonne McElroy Bradley Allan Ridlehoover Class of 2006 — 19% Amanda Spruill Moorman Thomas Eugene Robertson Jessica Diane Aber Jo lfe oorma Sarah V. Ross Jennifer O. Andress Melissa Anne Mott Catherine Josephine Rotolo Joshua Ellis Baker Edward Kelley Nickel Christina Trotta Roupas Eric Peter Benson Nora Garcia Nickel ya ee Saeof Megan Eliza Bisk Tanner Alan Nielson Ryan John Stevens Jessica Deering Brubaker Sara Catherine Outterson Jason Lee Stickler Samuel Roth Brumberg Michael Christopher Pacella Matthew Alan Stuart S. Douglas Bunch Erin Michelle Page Stephen George Svajian Stephanie L. Crandall Reese Arvid Pearson Lindsey Robinson Vaala Michael Edward Dick Rachel G. Peternith Tom Joseph Whiteside Blythe Erin Dillon Meghan A. Podolny Joshua Steven Whitley Melinda Ann Freyfogle Jacquelynne Jordan Regan Jefrey Peer eer Polly Kay Sandness Class of 2009 — 20% Nicholas Heyward Grainger roer lo Se Latoya Chantal Asia Jason Shin Hobbie MaryBeth Wysocki Shreiner Sarah Bellinger Beebe DeMarion Perkins Johnston Blake Douglas Skogland Amber S. Brown Michael Thomas Kaufman Andy Smith Jennifer Gwynne Case J. Nicholas Kornegay H. Van Smith Shannon Eileen Daily Anne Catherine Lahren Michael David Spies Allison Barger Eddy Justin Michael Laughter Allison Marie Stelter Seth McChesney Eddy Eric Michael Leppo Eric King Stodola Elisha Seaton Garvey Jefrey ra ea Paul Edward Sumilas Todd MacDonald Garvey Catherine Hope Molloy Courtney Bennett Svajian Christopher Knowles Gottfried Joshua Tyler Morris Elizabeth Stutts Thompson Troy Leo Gwartney Evelyn Rose Protano Alison Wickizer Toepp Angela Cupas Hagler Marc Michael Rose Christopher Jamieson Toepp Nathan Edwin Hagler Mark Alexander Sapirie John Kyle Warren Krista Pietrok Hanvey Matthew Adley Shaw Leondras J. Webster Thomas Michael Hendell Shari Diener Shaw Matthew Scott White J. ael lfe Matthew Stephen Sheldon William H. Woolston David Christopher Holman Lauren D. Smith Erik Jason Jennings Catherine Miller Stern Class of 2008 — 20% Lindsay Rachel Kaplan Edward Trivette Kyle Richard Bahr Spencer Drew Kiggins Nini Tin Trivette James Jackson Bilsborrow Elizabeth Ridler Lamb Jacqueline Carry Turo Jennie G. Cordis Boswell Daniel Dominic Matthews Crystal Lynn Tyler Jamie Watkins Bruno Emily F. O’Leary Laurie Anne Weeks T. W. Bruno Alper Ali Ozinal Brainerd Hunt Whitbeck III David Thomas Bules Jefrey So Palmore Kevin Scott Wilkes Diana Clarkson Mark Albert Pike Kathryn Bridget Codd Kimberley Ann Piro Class of 2007 — 26% Wendy Brooke Degerman Katherine Graham Putnam Tyler Michael Akagi Gregory Vincent Demo Cameron Michael Rountree Robert Prentis Beaman III Shalanda Nicole Franklin Timothy John Slattery William Leslie Boswell III Katy Mikols Franz Michael Wayne Smith Ryan William Browning David S. Galeski Brian Arthur Sterling Maryann Nolan Chong Jonathan Deva Goodman Joshua Perry Steward Yunup Chong Courtney Miller Groh Arpan Ashwin Sura Sean Christopher Clark Megan Alexander Hodapp Emily P. Uhre Sean David Croston William Leland Holt Daniel Nichols Whitten Christopher Kent Dorsey Timothy Scott Hoseth Brian Charles Ivy

2014–2015 Annual Report 35 Jason Robert Wool Jessica Hass Sura Melissa Ann Charnes Chunlian Yang Marlin Gerald Townes III John Paul Cimino Edward Randolph Turnbull Brendan Matthew Clegg Class of 2010 — 32% Scott Joseph Upright Caitlyn Alyse Cotter Ashley Ames Ahlbrand Christopher Lewis Versfelt Erin Elizabeth Deal Hunter Thomas Allen Lawton Buchanan Way Isabella Charlotte Demougeot Nikeshia Womack Arthur Jane Wei Jeremiah Andrew Denton IV Robert Paul Barrett Kevin William Weigand James Ian Dougherty Gregory Scott Bean Matthew Alexander Welch Miriam Rose Epstein Trent James Benishek Rebecca Liane Wharton Katherine Peebles Fearn Lisa Lauren Berger Alison McGuire Wood Jessica Ashley Glajch Timothy Edward Biller Armin Daniel Zijerdi Kaitlin Courtney Gratton Julia Marie Bishop Destiny Shekinah Harris Jennifer Elle Bowen Class of 2011 — 19% Andrew James Hass Christina Mary Carroll Andrew Iverson Almand moy Joe fer Sara Lynne Chamberlain Anne Hampton Andrews Joseph Harry Kaczmarek Sharon Lynn Cordello John Richard Annand Brittany Nicole Lee-Richardson Jessica Ruth Coulter Phillip Shane Baber Lillian Macartney Lindsey Erin Craven Christopher Michael Bettis Thomas Christopher Moyer Ashley Zema Crenshaw Brandon Lee Boxler J. Travis Pittman Charles Joseph Crimmins Brian Ross Cannon Thomas Wayne Ports, Jr. Joshua Paul DeFord Fitz Beckwith Collings Benjamin James Reed Zachariah James DeMeola Nicole B. Collings ya eofrey Sallar Andrew G. English Kate V. Dafoe Jay Kant Sinha Jennifer Lynn Farrar Daniel Dawson Fassio Nicole Jeanette Sonia Thomas Okuda Fitzpatrick Stephanie Gaylord Forbes Garrett Douglas Trego Joa Awor of Jo So raeof William Scott Versfelt Andrew Aide Gore Robert Forest Friedman Mark J. Villapando Christopher Todd Hall Justin Levi Hoover Mary Hamner Walser Amy Elizabeth Hensley Stanley W. Jackson, Jr. Davis M. Walsh Sarah Case Herron Tamar Leah Jones Michael Lawerance Warwick Michael Allen Hood Katherine H. Levy Kristen Brown Welsh Kevin Patrick Hudson Bradley Andrew Mainguy Jared Aaron Wilkerson Naomh Stewart Hudson Rustin Kent Mangum Zachary Alexander Withers Ashley Phipps Jarmer Justin Michael Marchesi James Robert Zadick Stephen William Kiefer Courtney Lynn Mills Samuel Lee Zimmerman Kia Ayn King Ambrosia Dawn Mosby Michael R. Krol Robert Edward Murdough Class of 2013 — 22% Anna Catharine Leist Stephen Andrew Murray Collin Reed Atkins Colin Patrick McCarthy Jason Eli Ohana Anna Tillie Birkenheier Jennifer Fleming McCarthy Johanna Lloyd Orleski Eric M. Charity Myron Demarcus McClees Cara Boekeloo Ott Obiajulu Chibueze Chukwu Victoria M. McNamee Robert Bernard Ott Jr. Emily Kate Cohen Leeron Avnery Molloy Katharine Randolph Paine Baker Alexander Coon Nathan Curtis Mortier Amanda Victoria Ritucci Kathleen Rose Cornelsen Justin M. Neidig Suzanne Renee Robinson Brian James Daly James Wright Noel III Rhianna Elise Shabsin Merideth Snow Daly Kristen Dacey O’Connor Matthew James Sutton Hua Deng Kathleen Elizabeth Parks Karla Baker Thompson Laura Kathryn Doore John-Peter David Patrizia Garrett Dwyer Urban Daniel Ethan Doty Leah Q. Pike Lauren Marie Vogt Devanie Ann DuFour Steven George Popps Brandon Matthew Waterman Elizabeth Lee Epps Andrew Palmer Reeve Alison Renee Wills Wesley Jordan Evans Jessica Bonney Reveley William Brice Fiske Christia V. Rey Class of 2012 — 20% Melanie Francoise Fradette Carolyn Opyd Rhodes Joseph B. Allen Zachary Andrew Gennett Christine Nicole Roushdy Stephanie Bray Bitto Lauren Elizabeth Gill Andrew Kelly Rudiger Jefrey o oma Lindsey Jeannine Gill Carrie Pixler Ryerson Bonnie Nicole Brown James Edward Gross Thomas Dean Ryerson Kristen Marie Byers John Boyd Hoke Adrienne Michelle Sakyi Laura Marie Carini Alexander Bohn Horning Kristin Nicole Smith Andrew An-Yu Chan Jillian Marie Jacobs

36 Thomas Mark Joraanstad Suzanne Marie Grassel William Kerr Warriner II Kelsey Nicole Kremer James Talmadge Graves Emily Caroline Whitaker Patricia Kim Louden Kaitan Prakash Gupta Kristin Elizabeth White William Zachary Louden Eric Ross Hammerschmidt Emily Catherine Wilson Amanda Christine Lowther Euticha Beth Hawkins Nadja Angelika Wolfe Samel a Tyler Timothy Henry Paul Evon Wolfgramm Naomi Harralson May Gregory Peter Herrick Melanie Veronica Woodward Sarah Elizabeth Melchior Elizabeth Caroline Hill Kristen Lara Woychowski Megan Elizabeth Mitchell Nicholas Robert House Ariana Wright Victoria Wolfe Moore Eileen Setien Jackson Peter Wayne Yagel Deena Katherine Mueller Colin O’Brien Johnson Paige Suzanne Nestel Carolyn Rachel Cody Jones Class of 2015 — 73% Pamela Eunice Palmer Michael Francis Kaestner Benjamin Peter Abel Jesse Daniel Pound David Arthur Kaufman Nadia Shoshana Abramson Anna Elizabeth Pulliam Rachel McDonough Kelly Mari Ladina Andracchio Daniel Seth Reeves Andrew Houston King James M. Andris, Jr. Shanna Marie Reulbach Nandor Ferenc Royal Kiss Jillian Margaret Askren Reid Charles Schweitzer Alexandra Leigh Klein Ru Bai Joseph Very Sherman Kaitlyn Ann Krueger Michael Ryan Beville Gregory Ross Singer Sarah Elizabeth Lambert Kristin Amber Brandt Patrick Slade Slebonick Kathryn Ellen Leary Matthew P. Branstetter Lee Evan Tankle Andrew W. Lindsey William A. Burke Jarred Otis Taylor III Emily Harriet Lippolis Rachel Nicole Bushman Jean-Paul Benedict Theroux Alexander Nicholas Lott Kadian A. Campbell Demian Hieronymus von Poelnitz Yifan Lv Sean Christopher Campbell Gabriel Alexander Walker Alexander Snyder-Mackler Sarah Easterlin Canavan Katherine Elizabeth Ward Kylie Lopez Madsen Kaitlin L. Cannavo Patrick Francis Martin Timothy J. Chance Class of 2014 — 48% Kayla McCann Marty Atif A. Choudhury Serge Agbre Grant Richard McLoughlin Blake R. Christopher A. Gillis Allen III Mary Caroline Miller Mary R. Clancy Katie Deborah Baranek James E. Moore Kristen Athena Clark Erin Elizabeth Barrett Daniel Eric Nisenson Jeremy S. Cole Sarah Moser Beason Jeanne E. Noonan Charles T. Cox, Jr. Kristin Michelle Bergman Katie L. Ocampo Vahid Hussayn Dejwakh Kristen Ekey Berke James R. Ogorzalek Christina M. Dwyer Caroline Macgill Bickley Lindsay Ann Paladino John Alden Ferriss, IV Robert Edward Blumberg Raj Harshadbabu Patel Nathaniel Travis Flanders Jonathan Robert Blusiewicz Skyler Ross Peacock Brian Joseph Focarino Jordan Bowman M. Elizabeth Petty Jeremy David Forrest Alexandra Lynn Brockway Brett Walter Piersma Kristen Nicole French Beth Rachel Budnick Jenna Marie Poligo Yu Fu Keith Robert Buzby Adam Richard Prestidge Dara N. Gibson Rachel Marie Cannon Alison Mary Rabe Daniel J. Ginnetty Natalia V. Caruso Sean Joseph Radomski Sara A. rafam Jennifer Lauren Casazza Mark Thomas Rawls Richard Austin Graham Julie Virginia Cersley Katharina J. Rienks eaa . r Christina Nicole Cerutti Meagan Elizabeth Roach Katherine L. Gustafson Xue Chang Cassandra Blythe Roeder Amanda J. Hamm Taylor Leigh Connolly Brian A. Rothenberg Phillip N. Harvey Chace Aaron Craig Brittany B. Sadler Kang He Matthew Alexander Cramer Jacqueline Therese Sandler Elizabeth Barry Heddleston Katlin Charles Cravatta John Nelson Sando Michael Anthony Hendricks Justin Carter Dausch Michael Edward Schapiro Brooke India Hettig Donghua Deng Heather Lynn Schmidt Jason D. Hilton So arr raof Victor Daniel Short Ruth A. Hocker Gregory William Durham Elizabeth Cairns Smith Andrew D. Iammarino Jennifer Lynn Eaton Richard Christian Spoor Melissa Jensen Kevin Spencer Elliker Andrew Lawrence Steinberg Hiliary O. Johnson Joseph Alden Figueroa Meghan Sara Stubblebine Jonathan A. Jones Matthew Isaac Fine Benjamin P. Thurman Jennifer Daniel Kahl Matthew Gregory Finley Katherine Elizabeth Tonneman Nathan L. Kinard Daniel Scott Foster, Jr. Elizabeth Scott Turner Chelsea V. King

2014–2015 Annual Report 37 Glendon Douglas King Sean Michael S. O’Neal Emily K. Strider Melissa A. Klatzkow Jonathan B. Osler Jacob D. Testa Lorin C. Kolcun Jane L. Ostdiek Drucilla H. Tigner Ayla Mara Kremen Rebecca A. Parry arre eofrey er William Andrew Ladnier Alexis B. Patillo Amber Lynn Turner Peter T. Landsman Anu Paulose Jessica N. Vara Phillip E. Lecky Alexander R. Phillips Susan Elizabeth Vermillion Nicholas M. Leonardi ola oer afaele Jennifer R. Vickers Wenli Liu Alexander J. Reidell Peter H. Vogel Adam S. Luke Christopher J. Reilly Meredith A. Weinberg Kristen A. Marotta Forrest Sullivan Reilly Erica L. Wessling Kelly Lane Martin Joshua M. Reynolds Katharine J. Westfall Andrew S. Maryan Vanessa M. Rogala Caitlin Elizabeth Whalan Stephanie Masaba Kevin J. Ryan, Jr. Claire M. Wheeler Scott W. Masselli Stephanie A. Sarpong Appiah Aaron M. Wilensky Karel Mazanec Steven P. Saxe Christine K. Wilson Maximilian D. Meese Christian Robert Schreiber Mia Noelle Wolfe Kevin M. Meigs Jillian W. Schultz Debra Elyse Wong Joseph D. Menze Brian Jeremiah Shea Lance Alton Woods Zachary R. Miller Charles Austin Skeens Daniel Clarke Yates Rebecca Lynn Mishner Bradley C. Smith James A. Young Lamya Moosa Brandi C. Smith Samantha Rachel Zavras Walter M. Morgan Colleen R. Smith Thomas I. Zells Rebecca Katherine Morrow Craig R. Smith Eva Zelson Fahad A. Naeem Evan T. Steiner Weihang Zhao Lindsey Crandol Nicolai Violet Boggs Steven Carl Zielinski Jessica K. Olsen-Zhang Caleb R. Stone

Gifts at Work Mary Siegrist Hinz Leadership Fellowship ollee . Sm ’ a ree o a ary Ser Leaer ellow eemle the qualities of the program’s namesake: an exceptional student, possessed of a concern for others, and an outstanding athlete. Family and friends of Mary Siegrist Hinz (1959-1984) established the fellowship in her memory following her death after her 2L year. Smith is currently clerking for a federal district judge for the Eastern District of Virginia, and will clerk in 2016-17 for a judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. Se wll e o e ao .. oe o oo rl. A summa cum laude graduate of the College of Idaho, she was an All-American in soccer and an All-Conference in cross country and track. In 2010, the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics named her female Scholar-Athlete of the Year. At Marshall-Wythe, she was valedictorian of her class. The faculty selected her for the I’Anson Award, an honor given at graduation to recognize great professional promise as demonstrated through scholarship, character, and leadership. “The Mary Siegrist Hinz Fellowship was a huge factor in my decision to attend William ary ay Sm. wa ale o o o a areer a am aoae ao wo eel e rere o ae e r o wa ofere a wol el ay of e loans. My scholarship gave me a freedom I never expected and for that I am deeply grateful.”

Dean Douglas with Colleen R. Smith ’15

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Rachel Abbey Alisha Barnsby Anne M. Boshinski Billy Abbott Anne Haynes Barr John W. Bowen, Jr. Omar Abdelhamid Christi Barranger Jill Fasching Boxler Ann Morse Abdella Betty Anne Barrett Karen Cederstrom Boyd Laura K. Abel Lori Ann Barry-Smith Sara Miller Boyd Sharyl L. and Alan T. Ackerman Polly Scott Bartlett Lois M. Boyer Rebecca N. Adair Suzanne F. Barton Sara C. Boyle Nicholas D. Adamchak Thomas M. Barton Linda Kyam Boyte Jeannette Adkins Judith M. Barzilay Patti and Raymond Bozman Eugenia M. Agatstein Pamela P. Bates Marget Loftheim Bradenham Larry Agne Theresa K. Baumann Elizabeth Livingston Branch Brain Agor Penny L. Baumgartner Thomas Brannan Jenny Akagi Laura and Todd Beach John M. Bredehoft George T. Albiston Betsy Rivenbark Beaman Beverly Bredemeyer Eileen and Peter A. Alces Catherine Morse Beaman Cynthia L. Breme Mary Richardt Alderman Hayley Bean Beth G. Brennan Cristina Alesci Theodore Bean Stephen W. Brewer John S. Alexander Drew Beason Jason M. Bridges Tena Marie Alexander Edward Bedno Julia M. Broas Matthew Alkire Lindley Wellons Beck Marsha Brock Mary Beth Allen Brian Beckmann Emily Harshbarger Browder Nancye Noel Alley and Charles Dickson Paul Beebe Amanda G. Brown Emily Reijmers Almand Julianne T. Belevetz Caprice B. Brown Cynthia Flood Almand Pierre Belisle Donna Kleine Brown Ramiro Alonso Karen L. Bell Escha Brown Wendy Alperstein Ronnie Belmarez Judy M. Brown Carol Lynn Altizer Kimberly Benard Michael Brown Betsy C. Anderson Jane Green Bender Sarah Brown-Bahr Elyse F. and William M. Anderson, Jr. Lisa Burkhard Bennett Sole rowel Paul R. Anderson Nancy S. Bennett Danielle Taylor Browning Rebecca Anderson Kate Myers Benson Barbara Edmonson Bruce Richard Anderson Lisa M. Benzija Laraine M. and Charles Brumberg William M. Anderson Hanne L. and Richard K. Berg Kim L. Brummet Malcolm S. Andrews Jonathan Berke Kathy Kitchen Brunick Daniel Anixt Elizabeth A. and John A. V. Berry Thomas M. Buchanan Rosemarie P. Annunziata Paul M. Bibeau Dolly Fitting Buckwalter Anonymous (2) Amy and David Bihl Marisa R. Budwick Joseph Owen Arata Carol D. and Warren Martin Billings Vincent Burakiewicz Kathleen Landin Arberg Katherine F. Black Sharon Foster Burdick Richard Archer Sherrie Black Kathy T. and Robert L. Burger Peter Armstrong Robert R. Blackburn Jennifer Burke William E. Armstrong Jerry Blackman Stephanie Anderson Burke Charles J. Ashbach Elizabeth Scott Blair Barbara Edwards Burnette Mitzi Sue Ackerman Ashe Sarah Ford Bland Mary Whitt Busbee Patricia and Joseph Ashman Dennis Bruce Blanton Erica Weiss Butler Kristie Asimos Elizabeth L. Blanton Lynda Lee Butler Gerard Arnone Melissa Willcox Blanton Dorothy Ellen Fisher Byrd Joshua Baker James Daniel Blitch IV Beverly Kim Cahill Scott Backus Iliana Blumberg Richard L. Cairns III BJ Baltz Nadine and Phillip J. Blusiewicz Debra Geoghegan Call Elizabeth K. Bantley Joan Lubeley Boardman Timothy Colin Call Frank Barcalow Erica Bobrow Michelle Callahan Frances A. Barclay Michael Bobrow Cynthia Thomas Calvert Sunnie J. Barber Susan Kinney Boileau Philip Calvo Mary K. Barker Heather Book Charles O. Campbell Maggie Keating Barlow DiAnn Borasky Erica Campbell Jayne W. Barnard Matthew Borman Marsha Kays Campbell Tamera Lynn Counts Barnes Christine A. and Anthony J. Borzaro, Jr. Kim Candland

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ey Sm ael Jennifer Cox Cheri Glenn Dobberteen Kelly Margaret Cannon Betty Wade Wyatt Coyle Kyle Dodge Christopher M. Capone Janice Crabtree Georgia Donaldson Mary I. and Joseph Capurso Michael I. Cragg Sue Marshall Donaldson Amy Carder Charles Craig Mary T. Donofrino Laura J. Carlson L’Nae Craig Lisa Dorsey William Carroll Joel Crandall Elizabeth Potter Doucette Alexis Battiston Casagrande John Gregory Crandall Nicole Dougal Nancy McKaig Case Suan Norris Creasey Mary Beth Doughty Alexis Casey Mark Thomas Creighton Carol and Dennis F. Douglas Ken C. Casey Clarke Crenshaw, Sr. Dean Davison M. Douglas and Victoria A. Casey Jane H. Crimmins Kathryn R. Urbonya Amy L. Cataldo Patricia Fulk Crist W. Birch Douglass III Alex Cathcart Lo . rel Clyde W. Downs Elizabeth M. Cavallari arara e romwell Courtney Doyle Christopher Ceplecha Janet L. Crowther and James S. Heller Traci Renae Doyle Thomas Cersley Gina Culbert Jeer are raof Jan Matthew Chabala Jame a f Jonadell Pascoe Dray Charlotte Chamberlain Cindy Kaye Currence ola P. roof Nancy Chambers Mary E. Cussen Diana P. Duarte Fredric D. Chanania Mark J. D’Ambra Diann Katherine Ducharme Karen Kay Chappell Mark Damrongsri Karen Richardson Dugan Arda Jean and Don M. Christensen Mary Holland Dana Alan K. Dugger Ronald L. Chupik Jeannine H. Daniel Laurie Ann Duncan Linda Elizabeth Church Jane and Daniel Dausch Leah A. Dundon Scott Cilley Lloyd R. Davis Marissa Dungey Robert B. Clardy Patricia Davis David D. Dunn Ann Clark Sheppard H.C. Davis Lauren Durham Lois Concini Clark Gaye Mitchell Deal Sue Dorsey Durrett Richard L. Clayton Linda Deam P. Michael Duthu Patrick Roger Cleary III Amy Francis Dechary Nancy Webster Dutro Craig Marshal Cleek Robin Marie Deets David S. Dwornik Jan Cloud Amanda Weiss DeFord Michelle Vickers Eckert Mary Ellen Cody Karen and Dwight Degerman Sheila Edwards Allison White Cohen Lisa Degrass Ruth Eisen Dale H. Cohen Joseph Del Greco Elmeslouti Mohamed Elamine Debbie and Jamie Cole Shannon Schemmel DeLacy Grant Elliott Elizabeth A. and Charles L. Coleman, Jr. Mary Ann S. Delano Judy Abner Elmore Patricia Branch and Richard B. Coltrane, Jr. Joseph Delogu Edward Alan Embrey Nancy L. Combs Sarah Walters DeMeola Jane O. Emmerson Mary Nipper Comwell Sally Horton Demo Randall Emry Christine Connelly Barbara DeMoss C. Anderson Engh Mr. and Mrs. Marshall M. Conner Jane Bowden Denman David Andrew English Carol S. Connolly Edward Jason Dennis Mary Anderson Evans Marcia and William Connolly Barbara Deuitch David C. Everett Mary Ann Conrad Betty Devitt Heidi Everett Alison Ashby Conte Neal E. Devins Margaret Bollinger Ewell Suzanne Guertin Conway Betty Devitt Sabrina Fairbanks Alice Critzer Cooper Jo Beth Murphree DeVore Ford Franklin Farabow III Loren Copeland Suzanne Devore Gregory G. Faragasso Karen L. Corbett Karen Detwiler Timothy Benton Fariss Judith Ann Corello and Marc J. Veillet Sandra L. Dick Carol and Danny Fassio Alice Kelly Corker A. Mechele Dickerson Martha Eisenhart Favre Michele A. Cosby Patricia Dickerson Lisa Fay Amauri G. Costa Vicki Sams Dickinson Brian Fearn Deborah M. Costakos Mary Kay Dineen Kay and Walter S. Felton Casey Cothran Armand S. Discini Jennifer Crawford Fendig Catherine Kinner Coupal Hilary Grant Dixon Karen A. Ferguson Betty Cox Patricia Anne Dixon Susan Quaintance Ferguson

40 Linda Barlow Ferreri Mary Anne Glanzer Keena M. Hausmann Shelly Fisher eofrey yro la Carol Valtin Hawkens Judy Mayberry Fiske Cecile Gaskell Glendening Mark C. Hawkins Neal Fitch Joanna L. Gluckman Leigh W. Hayes John Scott Fitzgerald Janet Else Goebel William H. Haymes Marion Beers Fitzgerald Joann E. Goergen Todd Haymore Mark D. Flaherty Debbi Goodman Sharolyn Bailey Heatwole Linda Copeland Fletcher Emma Goodman Jacqueline Hechtkopf Penelope Coiner Fletcher Gloria Dube Goodman Lois P. Hedberg Pearcy L. Flippen Kathryn Louise Goodrich Chad Heddleston Janice W. Flora Allen C. Goolsby Cynthia A. Heimann Samantha Francis Flynn Michael Grabowski Barbara Roberts Heller Betsy Foard Lauren Urbanski Grainger Paul Alan Hellyer Robert William Fogg Connie H. and Gilbert L. Granger Deborah Hendel Matthew Ford Chris Grant Margaret Hendricks Nini Forino Martha Graves Adrienne Hensley Whitney Wilson Forstner Lauren Gray Kathleen May Herman Samantha Jean Quan Forsyth Leah N. Gray Kenneth Herron Ezekial Foster, Jr. Kate Green Gregory Herz Helen C. Foster Betty K. Greenspan Derek B. Hess Colleen Fox Sherry Harris Gregory Laura A. Heymann and Mark A. Badger Justin Frackelton roer Lee r Jr. David Arms Heywood Anthony Fradette Sela r Richard E. Hill, Jr. Pamela Mabius Franck ra lae a ee lye r Zachary Hill Jeanne F. Franklin Jae r Anne Hines Nancy Spady Franklin Hector W. Griswold, Jr. Jefrey oer ae ofa ra Karen Grivner Chas Hodapp Eric Franz Matthew Groh arlee ofma Ann Olivia Frenke Jordan Grossman ay olo ofma Angelina Frias Susan S. Grover Sally Lorrae ofma Beverly G. Friedan Elizabeth Barlow Gupta Sara ofma Marijke Frye Arthur J. Gutierrez Patricia Massey Hoke Darnell B. Fulton Adam R. Gutterman Rick C. Holden Kyle Tabor Furr Hilda Guzman Jeanne Holland Mary C. Gaertner Gretchen and Paul Gvoth Martha Jean Holland Helen Cook Gaeta Katie Gwartney Lyttleton Hollowell Frances Jacob Gaidies Ruth and Michael A. Haas Jennifer R. Holly Deborah L. and Joseph S. Galeski III Donna Lynn Hackman Jane Hertz Holman Martin D. Gallivan Patti L. Hall Ashley Holmes-Stuart Marcia L. Gallo Cindy Halliday Michael Holston Susan DePue Gallo Karen Hambleton-Miles Tien Homans Raul Octavio Gandara Vivian Hamilton Matthew Hopper Robert Gangi Euphemia Hammer Tara B. Hooper Laura Garber Michael Hammer Ann Stephens Carder Hopkins Sandra J. Garcia-Tunon Blaire Campbell Hammock Lawrence David Hopkins Therese E. Gardner Michelle Hamner Mary Heusel Horlick Deborah Noone Garrett Cindy M. Haney Sharon Hornsby Kathryn Sue Garvey Jason Hanvey William Christophe Horrigan Amy Rankin Garvin Adlai S. Hardin Elizabeth Mercie Horton Virginia Callahan Gasink David F. Harris, Jr. arare ora Malisa M. Gatje Judy M. Harris Michael L. Hotaling Kristy Archer Geiger Patricia Shea Harris Kathleen and Donald Houston Liesel Smith Geiger Bruce Hubbard Harrison Amy Maliefsky Howard Denise Pelletier Gennari Albert T. Harutunian III Ann C. Howard Sarah Marie Gentry Jessie Harvey Susan C. Howard-Smith Sue Ellen S. Gerber Kimberly Harwood Susan R. Howe Maureen K. Gilmore Suzanne B. Harwood Katey and Brian Howerton Diane Giordano Mary Hassell Maureen Hoye Richard J. Girasole Gladys Bulwinkle Hatchl Pam Hrick Linda and David Glajch Geraldine Stott Haugh Richard B. Huber

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Friedrich Otto Huck Kitty K. and Neil A. Kaplan Karen T. Lange Cynthia Nash Huddleston Kristen Kaplan Michelle Langlois Jerry J. Hufnagle Linda P. Kaplan Kamala Hallgren Lannetti Eleanor Anne Hughes Robert E. Kaplan John Lanphear Elizabeth Schill Hughes Miranda Katisbas-Cimino Allison Orr Larsen and Drew Larsen James Francis Hughes Elizabeth W. Katona Laura M. Whitehurst Lascara Larry H. Hull Anna Kaufman Shadi Lascara Debra S. Humphries Linda Keating Pamela Guntherberg Lassiter Diane Hunt Ingo Keilitz Luisa Torres Lastelic Judith Hunt and Roger McIntyre Edwin, Severn and Sarah Kellam Kathryn A. Lawrence Scott Hunt Virginia Fairhurst Keller Ruth A. Layman Cindy Hunter Tamie Barnett Kelley T. Rodman Layman Rebecca Hurley Justin Kelly Melissa Leatherman Sallie Hutcheson William R. Kelly Genevieve Leavitt Carol Ann Hutchinson Jean M. Kemkes Lynda M. LeCasse Pembroke Dorsey Hutchinson Gisela E. Kemper Diane and Fredric I. Lederer Lynne Jones Hutton Molly Jean Kennedy Hillary Masters Lee Louise Ingold Anne Kent John W. Lee Randal Inman Robin Kesler Melanie Ann Lee Brandt Smith Isaacs Robert H. Ketchum Jef Lee Kimberly Dowell Isler Laura K. Key Greg Lehman Deborah Knopp Jackson Maria DiBella Kiley Meg Lehman Josiah Jackson Laura R. Killinger and Adam M. Gershowitz Brenda J. Lenhart Lizbeth A. and Carl Jackson Allyson W. and John E. Kinard Bonnie R. Lent Nate Jackson Cheryl and Michael King Susan Heck Lent Stephanie L. Jacobs Joyce A. King Holly Williams Lepp Renee Jacobson Kathryn P. King Matthew Levy Jay Jahnes Kay and Reid D. King Ann Brooke Lewis Matthew James Nell W. King Mark E. Lewis Alice Tsaras Jameson Patrick Kirby Dorothy Rothman Lewy Heather R. Janis Karl Martin Kirkeby Laurie Leydig Matthew S. Jarner Pauline and Richard Wilson Kirkpatrick Cynthia Kocher Lhost Sarah Jebo Nicholas Richard Klaiber Qun Li erea ra Jefero Gleness Knauer Pamela J. Lilly Kathleen Page Jenkins Jeraline Seelinger Knight James P. Lindsay Paul Christopher Jenkins Margaret D. Knopping Lisa Riley Lindvall Michael Jensen Rebecca W. Knowles Patricia Haefs Lister Jae Hyuk Jeon Denise Williams Koch Susan Y. Livingston Sally Murray Jillson Paula B. Kochman ael . Lofreo Chrisanne Johansen Katrina Koomey Larry H. Lohman Beverly Stanard Johnson r. a r. Arr orf Ann M. Lokey C. Shawn Johnson Lynda Korotash Cindy Lonergan Douglas A. Johnson Laura Everitt Kostel Ann Long Gretchen Gaudes Johnson Sarah E. Kowalkowski Joy Smith Long Tyler Sharp Johnson Lynn Wagner Kraftson Mary S. Long Anne F. Jones John Krampien Karen Moore Lorenz Dan Jones Josephine Ursini Krantz Jennifer Love Elizabeth W. Jones Gail Krbechek Mary Love Joann D. and Donald Lee Jones Nevin S. Kreisler Shannon Love Martha M. Jones Robert H. Kremers Suzanne M. and Barry Wade Lovell Matthew Jones Mariya Kretova Amy E. Lowery Tonya Lee Jones Maureen M. Kroeger Gail White Lubeley Peter Jongbloed Valarie Melvin Krol James R. Luck, Jr. Jean Attridge Josephson Ginger Kruchko Tonia Luk Laura P. Juelke Carolanne Rogers Lachenauer Sarah Luke Sarah Kaczmarek Elizabeth B. and D. Patrick Lacy A. Michel Lussier Christopher Kahl Martha Anne Lambert Robin R. Lutz HarveyC. Kallus Maydee G. Lande Catherine B. Mabry Arthur J. Kamp Mr. and Mrs. Nelson P. Lande Jill MacDonald Matthew Kamsler Mary G. Lane Christina MacDowell

42 Steven Maceda Suzanne Mary McClung Suzanne Christmas Miller Mari Walsh Mackarevich Maston Ross McCorkle, Jr. M. Elizabeth Millette Laura Coogan Mackler Roscoe McCormick Aye Min Lele oe a Jefrey oal alay Pamela N. McDaniel Barbara Lewis Mitchell Jef ao Pauline B. McDonald Paige Atkinson Miyares Karen Mahan Jeer r owell Janet T. Moan Jennifer T. and Anthony C. Maidenberg Michael Leon McElwain Ian Moar Diana Eckles Majette Frances Gibson McGlothlin Chadd Molloy Mary Bennett Malveaux Carol D. McGrath Eric Helms Monday Donna Wright Malvin Nathalie McGregor Beverly A. Monroe Lori Ann Mandigo Kate Lila McGuire Ellen Petacque Montgomery Monica Manns Jenean E. McKay Traci Montgomery Jennifer Marchesi Terry and R.A. McKetta Bobby Moon Theresia R. Mare Carol A. McKinney Alex Friedlander Moore Becca and Paul Marcus Amy M. McLaughlin Edward Ernest Moreland Lynne Koppenhaven Margolin John McNaughton Brenda G. Moren Jennifer Louise Marmorino Thomas W. McNinch Krista Lyn Morgan Deborah Lynn Marks Abigail Anne and Thomas Joseph McSweeney Maree S. Morgan Patricia St. George Marron James Matthew Mead Elizabeth Morina Carrie Land Marsh Margie Mead David Frederick Morrill Margaret L Marshall Matt Meeker Carmelina S. Morrison Roma Marshall Katherine Wells Meighan Jennifer Walker Mortimer Ann L. Martin Marc R. Meisner Leigh Anne Mosby Charles G. Martin, Jr. Jean Mellot Jennifer Walker Mortimer Stephen W. Martin Joyce C. Melvin Amy Richardson Moyer Jefrey o ary Keith Mercer Trudy Schilling Moyles Ashley Roberta Mason Zella L. Mervis Michael D. Mueller Larissa Mason Claire Madison Metcalfe Amy Longnecker Muhlendorf Nanette Lora Mason Catherine W. Miller Teresa M. Mulqueeny-Stern Taylor Montgomery Mason Celia Lennon Miller Amy Munson Rachael Masterson Denine M. Miller Mark J. Murphy Laura Jean Matney Joe Miller Sally Murphy Jessica C. Matthews Lisa Williams Miller Walter K. Murphy Lemuel E. Mauldin III Mardelia Compton Miller Bruce R. Murray Rebecca T. Maxa Pamela Sue Miller Elisabeth Murray Chris May Ryan Miller Pamela Murray Michelle Mazanec Sarah I. Miller Jane Murtaugh Courtney McClees Susan K. Miller Amy Nadel

Gifts at Work Kelly Professorship of Teaching Excellence Since 2007, the Kelly Professorship of Teaching Excellence has helped nurture the extraordinary teaching for which the Law School is known. The professorship was made possible by a gift from the late Herbert V. Kelly, Sr. ’41, B.C.L. ’43, LL.D. ’93, who was senior partner at Jones, Blechman, Woltz & Kelly in Newport News, Va. Adam Gershowitz, the current Kelly Professor and Associate Dean for Research and Faculty Development, is an expert in criminal procedure and criminal justice, and has written many scholarly articles. He has won seven teaching awards, including the Walter L. Williams, Jr., Memorial Teaching Award. The Kelly Professorship has enabled Gershowitz to develop programs for the faculty at large to improve teaching. He has focused on how to optimize laptop use in the classroom, improve use o e Sora eo a roe efee eam ra a ra.

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Elizabeth Anne-Marie Naum Polona Pearson Kenneth Reidland Lee Ann Necessary Shirley V. Pearson Kathryn English Reinhart Valerie and Robert E. Nelson Elizabeth K. Peck and W. Bradley Wendel Barbara L. and Nello Relva Cathy H. Neubaum Jenny Pedraza Marion Kizer Renne Patricia Murphy Neuberger Susan B. Peet Nelson Martin Reveley Thomas Newbury r. a r. reer Pefer President W. Taylor Reveley III and Patricia M. Newman Lauraleigh Young Penney Helen Bond Reveley Susan Newman Pamela Jordan Penny Adwoa Rey Diem Duc Nguyen Janis B. Pepper Andrew Rhodes Pencelia Elizabeth Nichols Hope Peritz Robert C. Ribble Karen L. Nickerson Claudia Kendrew Perles Tracy Marie Richards Marie Insley Nicolo Elizabeth Skelton Perry Mary Bobbitt Richardson and Cherylyn Nielson Andrew Peternith William M. Richardson Patton V. Nikell arle . Peeor Jr. Sharon Y. Richardson Elizabeth Baldwin Noble Eleanor Snead Phillips David S. Rietz Lindsey Frantz Noel Paula L. Phillips Mary Cleeve Rittenhouse Robert C. Noel Sandra L. Philipps Megan Ritter Barbara White Nolan Janice Quick Pickrell Patricia Seymour Ritz Katherine Henderson Nolan Janel Piersma Joshua Roberts Kathleen D. Nolan Heidi Pingol Kaitlyn C. Robertson Alan L. Nordlinger Philip Henry Pinkey Shirley May Perry Robinson Adam Northup Donna Pironti Diane Marie Robusto Susan Latherow Norwood Tricia Placido Mary Helen Rodgers Ann L. Nowak Joseph B. Platt Linda Seltzer Roesen Aubrey Carter Nowell Susan Wright Pleasants Kevin Rogala Kim O’Grady Jacqueline B. and Christopher A. Plyler Molly Yeager Romano Alison Ohana Derek Podolny Bernadette M. Ronca Holly Ohanesian Linda Poinsett Kimberly K. Roos Brian O’Leary Barbara Anne Poland Mary S. and Ron F. Rordam William W. Oley Kelly Rohlwing Polich Yves Rosenberg Lisa W. O’Mahoney Judith Warner Pomije Barbara Byer Rosenberger Nathan Bryan Oman Margaret Dean Pontzer Donna Ross Patty Purish O’Neill Agneta Portanova Robert M. Ross Diane Opperman Barbara Porter Samuel Ross Anne O’Regan and Dennis Novak Sara Williams Post Brenda Ann Roston Douglas Orleski Rebecca D. Potter Vivianne Denise Roth Elizabeth K. Orye Elizabeth Pound Lee Roupas Susan Stanton Osborne Michael W. Poveromo Emily Rudiger Donna B. Owens Katherine C. and E. Wayne Powell Cheryl M. Rundle Harlean Scott Owens Randolph Scott Powell Camille Adele Sabourin Ulku and Hasan Ozinal Lorraine Marie Predham Kimberly Sakellaris Nancy C. Padgett-Johnston CheyAnn Prestidge Shaina Salman Pete Paine Lydia R. Pulley John Lewis Salyers Ashton Palmer Elizabeth McMullen Pusey Peter Sandness Mary Ann Palmer Georgia Taft Pye Timothy Jay Sanford Yates Palmer Rochelle Dawn Quiggle Joni Milsap Santos Katie White Palmore Lisa Quigley Leslie B. Sargis Leslie Tray Pankey John P. Quinn Laure Bigio Saunders Holly Cobb Parker war S. alfe Jao Saeof Blaine Parkerson Jeremy C. Radwan ay lof Sayer Victoria Clauss Parks Sally A. Goetz Rainey Wynne Sbertoli Richard Parry Paula Rattray Collette Scaggs Harriet J. Passarelli Carol Ann Rauen Brenda Renshaw Scanelli Marty and Donald N. Patten Sharon Rausch Soncha Park Scearce Anne Marie Patterson Grace Raymond Kenneth M. Scheibel, Jr. Robert B. Paul Sally Reavely Arl Sf J. Michael Payne Ann Reavey Erin L. Schlerf Chaaron Pearson Louis Reichwein Claire Garland Schmieder David Blaise Pearson David H. Reid Tamara Schomber

44 Heidi M. Schooner Nicole E. Spalding Shari Mortimer Thanner Jeremy Alan Schreher Dina Sparks Joy Anne Thomas Ruth R. Schreiber Lorrie Andrew Spear Lori M. Thomas Beth Schroeder Deborah B. Spirn Trish Thomas Nora Schuster Cheryl Young Spotts Aaron Thompson Nancy Schwartz Laura Spratley Forrest Scott Thompson Elizabeth Shumaker Scott Paul G. Spyropoulos Jennifer K. Thurman Muriel Webb Secrest Eugenia St. George Mary Tiemann Katherine Good Semisch ola Sarf Joan Marie Tokarz Betty Sue Grombacher Shane Winifred Ann C. Stark Nancy Barben Tomes Deborah Dickson Shapiro Saro ll Safer Nikolay Tomov Lisa B. Shapiro John Steil James Todd Toney Scott Morgan Shaw Maxine B. Steinberg Anne Catherine Kelsey and George Topic Faye F. Shealy Janice Carolyn and Joseph J. Stellute Janice Toran Elizabeth A. Sheets Jonathan Stelter Marshall J. Touponse Melanie Barnes Sheldon Jarrett Michael Stephens Aileen Catherine Trainer Beverley L. and James Y. Stern April W. Treado Edward Steven Shelesky Christopher Michael Steven Meredith Curran Trego Andrea Peters Sherman Karen Bentley Steward Susie Trible Nancy Sherman Denise Stewart Brigitte M. Trono Donna Shewmake Marta Ruiz and James Thompson Stewart Judith Ann Tunnell Brian Louis Shiker Laura Simpkins Stock Karen McCoy Tuozzolo Colleen M. Shook Joseph Nelson Stoker Sarah M. Turnbull Belita Kay Mustain Short John Storhm H. Barrow Turner III Linsey Clair Short Marilynn Florio Stowe James M. Turner Russell A. Short Susan L. Streisand Rory Turner Tammy L. Short Steve Stromberg David Turo Robert Duval Shrader, Jr. Mohammed Stwodah Dona Gall Tyburski Joseph Ritner Shreiner III Dorothy Hynes Sullenberger Judith Lynn Valdivielso Suzanne Cheryl Shreves President Emeritus and Henry Lee Valentine III Julie A. Shubin Mrs. Timothy J. Sullivan Terry and Timothy Vance Conrad M. Shumadine Michele M. Sumilas Mitzi van der Veer Jack Siegel Shannon Howes Summerlin Brittney Hewitt Van Deusen Lynn G. and William B. Simmons Nancy Seaton Sundberg Kelly Woods Vaughn RJ Simmons Suzanne Smith Sundburg Jennifer Verbesey Tracey B. Simmons Jodi Susser President Emeritus Paul R. Verkuil and Linda B. Simon Aina Silenieks and Tyler Sutton Judith Rodin Lara Skanchy Eric James Sutton Katie McLoughlin Versfelt Brian Skinner Mark A. Swarz Mary and David S. Versfelt Ned Thomas Skinner Alissa A. Sway Michael Vickers Sharyn Hope Skillman Skinner Christina Checkel and Mark David Sweet Patty and Larry Vogt Dennis Allen Slade Leigh Mason Sykes Michelle Moriarty Vucci Jenny Wong Slaughter Rebecca and Victor Taber ary Lo ller aaf Sharon Freeman Slipow Elizabeth-Anne R. Tackovich Brian Wainger Daniel Smith Yanfang Tang and Ronald H. Rosenberg Kathy Waitzer Daniel B. Smith Deborah G. Tanner Frances Ferguson Walinsky Denise Blair Smith Susan Farrell Tarkenton Becki Walker Eileen Burkhalter Smith Claire Carlson Taylor Frederick L. Wall III Joseph Smith Dennis L. Taylor Ryan Walser Karolina Smith Gretchen Taylor Ann Callahan Walsh Kathleen Poe Smith Hunt Taylor Kristen Walsh Lyn R. Smith Lynn Russell Taylor Mike Walsh Margaret S. Smith Lynne Taylor Nan E. Walsh Matthew Smith Sara Frances Taylor Daniel J. Walt Virginia Graef Smith MaryAnne Teal Barbara P. Walton Lori Smyth Marilyn Joseph Tencza Ellen Allison Wandrei Stuart B. Snyder Brett Stephan Tensfeldt Alan J. Ward John Scott Sokol Pamela R. Terp Steven Ward Lynne A. Sowers Stephanie D. Terry Jean M. Ward-Smith

2014–2015 Annual Report 45 Gifts at Work Revive My Vote Project Launched in April 2014, the Law School’s Revive My Vote project helps Virginians with prior felony convictions who are eligible for voting rights restoration to navigate the process of regaining their right to vote. A recent grant of $230,000 from the Knight Foundation’s Knight News Challenge greatly supports the project’s mission. e ra allow ee y oe o rely a e e o e Secretary of the Commonwealth with reducing applicant wait times, as well as to develop an online outreach platform to inspire, motivate, and inform prospective applicants. Leveraging connections with the Williamsburg Bar Association and other organizations, Revive My Vote students and volunteer attorneys are dedicated to advancing the project’s mission to educate the public about rights restoration and help individual applicants through the process. Program Co-Founder Professor Rebecca Green, who also is co-director of the Law School’s Election Law Program, says the Knight News allee ra eale e oraao o afe meal ae the lead-up to the 2016 election. Professor Green and Mark Listes ’16

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Robert W. Warnement Caramine White Patricia Marie Buckley Wolthuis Rita A. Warner Jeer ofma e Janis Lee Wood Aileen Warren Lillie Laderberg Whitehurst Thomas Wood Del Warthen Patricia C. Whitehurst Alexandra Libby Wool Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Warthen III Cowles Whitley Jacqueline Sivertsen Wooldridge Helen H. and Michael E. Warwick Kate Komarnicki Whitten Miranda N. Woolston Ann Waugh Courtney Franklin Weigard Matthew Wright Shelton Weatherford Way Jefrey er Maureen F. Wright Mr. and Mrs. Ron Webbink Alexander Mark Wilhelm Binbin Wu Stephanie Eisenberg Weber Anne Wilhite Tung-lin Wu Courtney Franklin Wiegard Stacy O. Wilkerson Robert Yamauchi Jennifer Allen Weiss Michael T. Williams Kimberly Yeo Jaime Welch-Donahue and John F. Donahue Peggy Welch Williams Julie Elizabeth Young Jane Dickerson Wellons Shawn Reilly Williams Robert Young Dolores P. Wells Susanne Williams Lucille B. Zaleski Patricia Wells Susan Starr Williamson Fran E. Zemmel Joseph A. Welsh Marianna Leeds Willis Gerald M. Zeno Kathryn Wesley Mrs. Hillsman V. Wilson Anne M. Zepkin Dean A. West Deborah Cain Wine Will Zhang André Wharton Ellen O. Winthrop John Zick Anne M. Wheeler Kevin E. Wirth Stephen Andrew Ziehm Nancy and Gary M. Wheeler II Kelly Samuels Wise Austin Robert Ziltz Anne Whitaker Dixie Davis Wolf Sherilyn O. Zimmerman Katherine and Brainerd Hunt Whitbeck, Jr. Sally Wolfe Betty Lou White Mark Wolk

46 2014–2015 Foundations, Corporations & Law Firms

Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. Five Point, LLC Sands Anderson PC Joseph Alexander Foundation, Inc. Freddie Mac Foundation Charles Schwab Corporation Altria Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. The Sidley Austin Foundation Amazon.com Honeywell, Inc. Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom LLP American Express Kaplan Bar Review Sons & Daughters of the Colonial & ARAMARK Corporation KPMG, LLP Antebellum Bench and Bar 1565-1861 Arnold & Porter, LLP League of Women Voters of Virginia Southern Environmental Law Center Aroma ofeeoe a aeo ae Education Fund State Farm Companies Bank of America Corporation LeClairRyan SunTrust Banks, Inc. Barbri Inc. LexisNexis Terry Peterson Residential Companies, LLC BP Amoco Litvak Foundation Themis Bar Review LLC Brambleton Group LLC Lockheed Martin Corporation TIAA-CREF Bravelets Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Time Warner Inc. Robert & Maude Cabell Foundation James and Frances G. McGlothlin Foundation Town Creek Foundation Cache Creek Enterprises LLC McGuireWoods LLP TowneBank Foundation Capital One Financial Merck & Co. Travelers Insurance Companies CarMax Auto Superstore, Inc. Microsoft Corporation UBS Carneal-Drew Foundation NewMarket Services Corporation United Technologies Corporation Central Radio Company, Inc. Norfolk Southern Corporation University of Richmond School of Law Chevron Texaco Corporation Northrop Grumman Corporation U. S. Bank Cisco Systems, Inc. Norva Plastics, Inc. Vanguard Group, Inc. Clark Hill PLC Our Lady of Good Counsel Verizon Communications, Inc. The Coca-Cola Company Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton, Garrison LLP Virginia Environmental Endowment Comcast Corporation The Walter I. and Eva Grace Peak Foundation Virginia Law Foundation Covington & Burling LLP Pennsylvania Power & Light Virginia League of Conservation Voters Davis & Harman LLP PepsiCo Virginia Peninsula Chapter of the Military Deloitte James W. Perkins Memorial Trust er Aoao o Amera Democracy Fund PNC Financial Corporation Virginia Trial Lawyers Association Dewberry David E. Post Family Foundation VISA Givingstation Julius & Blanche Diener Foundation, Inc. Meyer & Anna Prentis Family Foundation Wabtec Dominion Resources, Inc. Principal Financial Group Wells Fargo The Edwards Ham Shop Procter & Gamble Company Wiley Rein LLP Equal Justice Works DT Regan Charitable Foundation William & Mary Public Service Fund, Inc. Ernst & Young Foundation Ricoh USA, Incorporated Wilmer, Cutler, Pickerinig, Hale & Dorr LLP Exxon Mobil Foundation Anne C. and Walter R. Robins Foundation World Resources Institute

Gifts at Work Cabell Research Professorships To retain current faculty and recruit the best new professors, William & Mary must provide opportunities and funding for faculty research. Among those answering the call is the Cabell Foundation of Richmond, Va., which created two endowments for research professorships at the Law School. The William H. Cabell Research Professors or 0 are Jefrey ell a eal e. Professor Bellin Considered one of the foremost scholars of electronic evidence and an expert in criminal law, evidence, and law and technology, Bellin received the Walter L. Williams, Jr., Memorial Teaching Award in 2014 and the Plumeri Award for Faculty Excellence in 2015. At William & Mary since 1987, Devins holds the Sandra Day O’Connor Professorship and is director of the Institute of Bill of Rights Law. His extensive resumé includes the books The Democratic Constitution, Political Dynamics of Constitutional Law, and Shaping Constitutional Values, and numerous articles in top law reviews. He is also a two-time recipient of the Plumeri Award for Faculty Excellence.

Professor Devins

2014–2015 Annual Report 47 The FirmMate Challenge

The irmMate Challenge encourages William Mar Law graduates who wor at the same frms or agencies to support Marshall-Wthe striving to reach 100 percent alumni participation at their organizations.

We than those frms that participated in this program in and also wish to epress our gratitude to the irmMate Coordinators at each organiation who contriuted their time and fnancial resources to help with this important program.

100% Participation Firms FirmMate Coordinators Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP Francine E. Friedman ’99 Arnold & Porter LLP Rosa J. Evergreen ’05 Greenberg Traurig, LLP Stephen J. Horvath III ’84 Holland & Knight LLP Christopher R.M. DeLacy ’99 Hughes Hubbard & Reed LLP James H. Boykin III ’04 Pepper Hamilton LLP Gregory A. Paw ’88

Firms (listed in order from highest percentage participation) oo rl LLP Jefrey . oma ’ Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP Andrew P. Reeve ’10 Norfolk Southern Corporation Maquiling B. Parkerson ’98 Troutman Sanders LLP Nora G. Nickel ’07 Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP Trent J. Benishek ’10 Sidley Austin LLP Briordy T. Meyers ’03 Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy LLP Elizabeth B. Hardin ’89 Sands Anderson PC Robert B. Delano, Jr. ’81 Hunton & Williams LLP Sean P. Ducharme ’98 Pender & Coward, P.C. William A. Lascara ’83 Hogan Lovells Cameron N. Cosby ’90 Goodwin Procter LLP Christopher L. Versfelt ’10 & Matthew S. Sheldon ’06 Kaufman & Canoles, P.C. Mary Elizabeth Sherwin ’00 & Dustin H. Devore ’01 Venable LLP Ronald W. Taylor ’81 Locke Lord LLP Daron L. Janis ’07 McGuireWoods LLP Benjamin S. Candland ’04, Dion W. Hayes ’92 & Craig D. Bell ’86 Dentons James J. Thomas II ’76 Vinson & Elkins LLP Amy L. Riella ’02 Hirschler Fleischer, P.C. Michael H. Terry ’82 Williams Mullen Eileen S. Jackson ’14 Jackson Lewis P.C. Garen E. Dodge ’82 Littler Mendelson P.C. Katherine P. Fearn ’12 Paul Hastings LLP Mary H. Walser ’12 Reed Smith LLP Shannon E. McClure ’02 Vandeventer Black LLP Jane D. Tucker ’86 Willcox & Savage, P.C. Jason E. Ohana ’11 LeClairRyan E.G. Allen III ’91 & Gabriel A.Walker ’13 Wiley Rein LLP Daniel P. Graham ’01 (now with Vinson & Elkins LLP) Jones Day Tracy H. Oley ’99 Gentry Locke Rakes & Moore, LLP Abigail E. Murchison ’10

THANK YOU! f ou would lie to help with the irmMate rogram at our frm for the Annual und please contact Laura Beach at - lw[email protected]. We loo forward to adding the names of more frms in the coming ear.

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Class Dollars No. in Class Donors Participation 1950 $550 3 3 100% 1951 $100 7 1 14% 1952 $1,100 6 2 33% 1953 $500 6 1 17% 1954 $600 3 2 67% 1955 $350 7 2 29% 1956 $200 6 2 33% 1957 $600 3 1 33% 1958 $75 5 2 40% 1959 $668 9 4 44% 1960 $850 8 3 38% 1962 $1,200 12 3 25% 1963 $3,200 15 6 40% 1964 $90,397 14 6 43% 1965 $137,380 26 11 42% 1966 $35,711 35 11 31% 1967 $7,675 33 11 33% 1968 $67,125 45 19 42% 1969 $12,050 44 13 30% 1970 $10,650 38 14 37% 1971 $17,850 49 13 27% 1972 $42,680 49 15 31% 1973 $48,606 119 30 25% 1974 $100,261 138 45 33% 1975 $93,813 118 45 38% 1976 $56,714 126 45 36% 1977 $25,405 136 41 30% 1978 $227,006 129 35 27% 1979 $1,270,890 131 36 27% 1980 $38,152 132 49 37% 1981 $22,275 143 38 27% 1982 $83,503 145 47 32% 1983 $227,313 170 53 31% 1984 $65,320 173 52 30% 1985 $61,910 156 54 35% 1986 $72,125 154 45 29% 1987 $20,192 149 33 22% 1988 $25,387 169 33 20% 1989 $40,514 167 39 23% 1990 $54,956 173 60 35% 1991 $80,351 197 42 21% 1992 $44,360 185 42 23% 1993 $16,371 181 33 18% 1994 $46,304 190 48 25% 1995 $64,044 169 62 37% 1996 $22,235 166 33 20% 1997 $31,169 160 37 23% 1998 $17,745 168 39 23% 1999 $18,364 175 36 21% 2000 $34,820 167 54 32% 2001 $16,731 153 47 31% 2002 $13,835 176 37 21% 2003 $8,455 173 28 16% 2004 $21,068 191 47 25% 2005 $14,338 184 54 29% 2006 $9,835 201 39 19% 2007 $24,663 199 51 26% 2008 $19,120 207 42 20% 2009 $4,830 192 38 20% 2010 $11,821 219 70 32% 2011 $10,464 202 39 19% 2012 $9,469 214 43 20% 2013 $7,110 224 50 22% 2014 $17,116 223 107 48% 2015 $2,409 181 132 73% Total $3,532,881 7748 2175 28%

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