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VAF06 P40-IBC Annual gifts to the Virginia Athletics Foundation can be designated for an individual Donor sports program to assist with scholarship and operational costs. In 2005, the following Recognition “Friends Of” gifts and commitments were received: Gifts Total Donors to the Virginia Athletics Foundation Program ........Received....Donors Baseball ...........$100,748 ..........138 play a critical role in advancing the mission Cheerleading .........3,145 ............11 Field Hockey ........20,585 ............37 of the athletics program. Their loyalty Men’s Golf...........21,550 ............33 Women’s Golf......18,573 ............23 is clearly demonstrated by the generosity Men’s Lacrosse ...220,924 ..........177 Women’s of 9,775 donors who made gifts between Lacrosse...............93,505 ............90 Men’s Soccer .....119,297 ............71 January 1, 2005 and December 31, 2005. Women’s Soccer .................18,751 ............25 Among these are 426 donors who have Men’s Tennis........77,919 ............63 Women’s Tennis...13,205 ............19 asked that their gifts remain anonymous. Rowing................38,473 ............50 The Virginia Athletics Program is Softball..................7,350 ............12 Swimming designed to build support for and add value and Diving...........96,831 ..........152 Track and Field/ to the academic purposes of the University, Cross Country......40,469 ............96 Volleyball .............61,275 ............22 while developing students with strong Wrestling .............37,767 ............56 values of leadership, sportsmanship, equity, Totals...............$990,367 .......1,075 citizenship, physical fitness, teamwork and We apologize for any errors or a commitment to excellence. Gifts to the omissions, and hope that you following areas supported every aspect of will bring them to our attention. Please submit corrections to: the athletics program: Connie Harrison Phone: 800.626.8723 or Annual Campaign and John Paul Jones Arena 434.982.5564 ”Friends Of” Fax: 434.982.5025 Matching Gift Companies Email: [email protected] Baseball Field Renovation Memorial Gifts Birdwood Practice Facility Scott Stadium Expansion Boar’s Head Tennis Facility Various Renovation and Endowment Operational Support Projects Endowed Scholarships 2006 Board of Trustees OFFICERS Leslie B. Disharoon Charles W. McDaniel Charlottesville, VA Fredericksburg, VA PRESIDENT Andrew J. Downing Robert C. McGee John Lewis IV Virginia Beach, VA Richmond, VA Charlottesville, VA Thomas M. Dunkenberger, Jr. P. Bradley Nott, Jr. VICE PRESIDENT Salem, VA Richmond, VA Michael A. Turner Livingston, NJ Barbour T. Farinholt Lisa Palmer Richmond, VA Atlantic Beach, FL SECRETARY-TREASURER Dirk P. Katstra Marvin W. Gilliam, Jr. Barry L. Parkhill Charlottesville, VA Abingdon, VA Charlottesville, VA IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT Amy M. Griffin Donald E. Perry Alan A. McClure New York, NY Virginia Beach, VA Atlanta, GA Barry D. Koval Robert D. Sweeney Midlothian, VA Charlottesville, VA TRUSTEES Michael J. Lewis Margaret B. Williams Victor M. Dandridge III McLean, VA University Heights, OH SECOND-YEAR SOMDEV DEVVARMAN REACHED THE Charlottesville, VA Craig K. Littlepage NCAA SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH, FINISHED THE Charlottesville, VA 2006 SEASON RANKED EIGHTH IN THE NATION, AND WAS AN ALL-AMERICAN. 41 Founding Endowment The Michael W. Rogers Endowed Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Lane The Jonathan A. Frent Endowed Mr. John S. McCleary, Jr. Ms. Michelle Snyder Contributors/Original Named Men’s Soccer Scholarship Rob and Bobby Leitch Memorial Wrestling Scholarship Mr. C. Elis Olsson Ms. Martha Stallard Scholarships The Thomas J. Ryan Memorial Ms. Marguerite D. Lord Bob and Linda Soel Mr. Mark Pellington Christine R. and Ted Verfurth The 1941 Football Team Endowed Women’s Basketball Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mackenzie Mr. Michael M. Reid Mr. and Mrs. William G. Wardle Scholarship The P. Gregory Shelly Endowed Mrs. Meri Hodges Major Operating Endowment for Mr. and Mrs. J. Sargeant Reynolds Wells Fargo The 1967-1992 Virginia Basketball Football Scholarship Mrs. Frank C. Maloney III Men’s Lacrosse Mr. J. Barbour Rixey Thomas and Susan Perry Williams Club–Gibson, Birckhead Endowed The E. Doyle Smith, Jr. Endowed Mr. Frank C. Maloney IV Anonymous Mrs. James W. Rouse Ms. Julie R. Wilson Scholarship Lacrosse Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. Brian Marlowe Mr. and Mrs. Ted Staples Mr. and Mrs. David Lee Zorn The Milton G. Abramson Track The Mark and Anne Sternheimer Mr. and Mrs. John L. Maxwell, Jr. Operating Endowments Mr. and Mrs. William L. Tyson Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Dr. Howard McCue, Jr. for Swimming and Diving Mr. Henry L. Valentine II The P. Gregory Shelly Football Ashby and Sara Allen The Virginia Women’s Basketball Dr. Eric P. Melzig Anonymous Donors John and Martha Wallace Scholarship Landon D. Birckhead Family Alumni Scholarship Mr. Dale T. Mercer Mr. Mark Serruto Mr. and Mrs. H. Hudnall Ware IV Mr. P. Gregory Shelly Scholarship Mr. Charles H. Merriman III Mr. and Mrs. Ramon W. Breeden, Jr. Endowment Donors Mr. and Mrs. James G. Mersereau Operating Endowment The E. Paul Rogers, Jr. Memorial The Susie Williams Simon and Mr. William M. Camp, Jr. The Estate of Edmund A. Langhorne Mr. Frederick M. Minton for Volleyball Scholarship for Football Brett Simon Operational Mr. James K. Candler Mr. and Mrs. Alan A. McClure Mr. and Mrs. Carlton P. Moffatt, Jr. Anonymous Mr. Lawrence M. Croft Endowment for Mrs. Jewel R. Carter in Memory of Mr. Carrington Montague Mr. T. Justin Moore III Rosa and Eric Heinsohn Swimming and Diving James Lanier Carter Mr. Sanford B. Prater Mr. Dewey B. Morris PepsiCo Women’s Golf Scholarship Brett and Susie Simon E. Grant and Barbara H. Cosner The Estate of Anne Craig Rusmisell Mr. B. B. Munford III PepsiCo, Inc. Sandy Schmidt Endowed Ginny and Ted Davenport Mr. Robert R. Skummer Ms. Mary L. Murphy Scholarship Fund The Carl Smith Memorial The Frank G. Davidson Family in Mr. L. S. Waldrop Heth Owen, Jr., M.D. The Peele Rakowski Endowed Mrs. Laura Genndt Backe Endowed Football Scholarship Memory of Frank G. Davidson, Jr. The Siegfried Witt Memorial Scholarship Mrs. William Pannill Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. John P. Ackerly III Ralph and Marlene Deacon Mr. and Mrs. Coleman Wortham III Pat and Barry Parkhill Mr. Ronald H. Peele, Jr. Mr. Kirk Bloomgarden Ms. Marcia Adams The T. David Fitz-Gibbon Charitable Mr. J. Terry Parsley Mr. Matt Rakowski Mr. and Mrs. Sean C. Campbell Sandra and “Chick” Baylor Fund The Mark Bernardino Endowed Mr. and Mrs. James A. Paul, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff W. Dwyer Mr. Edmund A. Bessell Mr. and Mrs. William H. Goodwin, Jr. Swimming Scholarship Tom and Joanne Payne The Thomas C. Rixey Endowed Mr. and Mrs. William A. Evanow Mrs. Elizabeth G. Cauthen Mr. Horace A. Gray III Mathias Bostrom, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Perkins Memorial Lacrosse Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fisher Mrs. William H. Chisholm Mr. Fred N. Harrison Family PricewaterhouseCoopers, L.L.P. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Pettit, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Adams JP Morgan Chase Foundation Mr. Joshua P. Darden, Jr. The Robert J. Kane Endowed Mr. Kirk Smith John and Edwina Phillips Mr. and Mrs. R. Craig Beecroft Mrs. Priya Sazawal Koul Mr. and Mrs. Edward Darling Scholarship Fund Mr. Stephen D. Potts Mr. Larry Bernert Mr. Michael Mand Design Electric, Inc. Mr. W. A. Lynch, Jr. The Hal Burrows, Jr. Endowed Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pratt, Jr. Sandy and Dabney Douglas Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Pete Dye The Gretchen Savin MacIlwaine Tennis Scholarship Mr. Gordon F. Rainey, Jr. Bart and Ida Farinholt Ms. Jennifer Napier The Honorable Thomas B. Evans, Jr. Scholarship Mr. Thomas N. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Reed, Jr. Mrs. Lee Denny Griffith Mr. Steven E. Parker Mr. and Mrs. Irving Groves The John C. Mackall Memorial Polly and Jim Anderson Mr. and Mrs. J. Sargeant Reynolds Mr. Clifton C. Inge Pfizer Foundation The Bradley H. Gunter Family Scholarship ARMA BT Fund of The Community Mr. and Mrs. R. Coleman Rice, Jr. Mr. Duncan MacLeod Eric and Alisa C. Ricks J. Shelton Horsley III, M.D. The McGonigal Family and Foundation Ms. Sarah H. Richardson Mr. A. H. McGonigal, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Batten Mr. Walter S. Robertson III Madeline E. Morcy Memorial Mr. Robert P. Black Mr. Reginald E. Rutledge, Jr. Scholarship Mr. John D. Blair III Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Satterfield III Mr. A. W. Neal, Jr. Brian and Rebecca Boland Susan Bailey and Sidney Buford Scott Dr. and Mrs. Wallace C. Nunley, Sr. Mr. Eric Bramfitt Endowment Trust Mr. Jake Patsel Christian and Elizabeth Bredrup Dr. and Mrs. Alton R. Sharpe Mrs. Malcolm Reid Mr. J. Stewart Bryan Mr. and Mrs. John Sherman, Jr. Stannye and Kenneth Reutlinger Mr. and Mrs. George T. Bryson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. G. David Stifel The Peter B. and Adeline W. Ruffin Dr. and Mrs. J. Paul Bullock, Jr. Dr. Thomas P. Stratford Foundation, Inc. Mr. Gordon C. Burris Mr. and Mrs. Tom N. Stuetzer Mr. Joe Selman Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Burrows, Jr. Mr. W. E. Sullivan, Jr. Charles R. Waters II Endowed Ms. Helen Burrows Sleeper The Melville Foundation Scholarship Ms. Virginia W. Burrows Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stern Mr. Phil Wendel Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Cabaniss, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William P. Thurston, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William H. White III Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Cain Mr. C. Kent Titus, M.D. The David G. Williamson, Jr. Memorial Mrs. Mary J. Campbell Mr. Robert P. Trice Scholarship Dr. Charles M. Caravati, Jr. Mr. J. Wright Tyson III Mr. Paul P. Wisman Mr. and Mrs. Randolph B. Cardozo Mr. James B. Tyson The Siegfried Witt Memorial Fund Mr. Challen E. Caskie Mr. William L. Tyson Mr. and Mrs. Reginald M. Wood Mr. and Mrs. Warren W. Caskie Mr. and Mrs. E. Massie Valentine Endowed Scholarship Mr. Tom Chewning Mr. Henry L. Valentine II Jim and Claudia Young Mr. James E. Covington, Jr.
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