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Contents Upper School students perform in the spring production of Newsies. 1 MESSAGE FROM THE HEAD OF SCHOOL 2 MESSAGE FROM THE CLERK OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES 3 MESSAGE FROM THE CLERK OF THE FINANCE COMMITTEE 4 REPORT OF SCHOOL FINANCES 7 LEADERSHIP GIVING 14 SECOND CENTURY SOCIETY 20 THOMAS AND FRANCES SIDWELL SOCIETY 24 ANNUAL FUND SUMMARY 28 ALUMNI 38 CURRENT PARENTS 45 CURRENT GRANDPARENTS AND GRANDPARENTS OF ALUMNI 46 PARENTS OF ALUMNI 51 FRIENDS 52 CURRENT AND FORMER FACULTY AND STAFF 54 CORPORATIONS, MATCHING, AND FOUNDATION GIFTS 55 HONOR AND MEMORIAL GIFTS 60 ENDOWMENT 74 CELEBRATING OUR VOLUNTEERS 80 THANK YOU Freed Photography Freed

Generosity in Action

11 WINDOWS, MIRRORS, AND BURIED HISTORIES 25 SOMETHING OLD, SOMETHING NEW 57 CONFIDENCE AND COMPETENCE A new effort to decolonize the curriculum with the Volunteers bring Fund-a-Scholar to the Ann Winkelman Brown ’55 is helping empathetic African and African American Studies Chair digital realm leaders find their voice 21 “A SPRINGBOARD FOR ACTION” 36 THE BEAT GOES ON 72 FRIENDS HELPING FRIENDS Extending a legacy of ethical leadership through How the Hutt Family keeps the presses printing Carrying on the Sidwell Friends tradition of the Robert L. Smith Family Scholar Program at Horizon service, despite distance 2019/20 REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY

Letter from the HEAD OF SCHOOL

Dear Friends, strategies for financial aid. We must focus on building enduring financial strength, This Report on Philanthropy chronicles the remarkable support that because without a sizable endowment, you have provided to the School during an extraordinary year. Sidwell it is difficult to weather the storm. Friends has endured many challenges over our long history, but never have we had to carry the compounded emotional weight of a Truth-Seeking and Truth-Telling. We pandemic, an economic crisis, and the enduring specter of racism. are thankful to those alumni, parents, and students who, in the wake of racist As always, you have rallied around our mission: pledging financial resources, violence against Black Americans, identified volunteering time, and sharing truths that have taught us where we need to moments when the School failed to deliver strengthen our efforts. I am profoundly grateful for your service, which makes on its mission of equality. We appreciate us an extraordinary learning community after the manner of Friends. their willingness to speak their truth. Photography Freed

What lessons have we learned over the past year? We listened, reaffirming to this community our commitment to creating an equitable, anti-racist environment for all of our students. Our newly established Resilience. When we began the Distance Learning Program in March, we partnership with Howard University promises to support our work in equity embarked on an uncertain journey. Teachers courageously adapted to the new and justice. So, too, have donors, who have been quick to augment these environment, making tremendous sacrifices to continue to serve and inspire efforts by giving generously toward endowing the faculty chair in African students. Staff members improvised new systems and ways to economize. and African American Studies (see page 11). Donors also continue to fund the Students responded by making masks for healthcare workers and conducting Upton Street renovations, where the Center for Ethical Leadership will give food drives. No matter the challenge, Sidwell Friends rises to the occasion. students an opportunity to engage more deeply in social justice work, and the Center for Teaching and Learning will expand our equity, justice, and Generosity. Parents, alumni, faculty, and staff invested time to maintain culture community commitment through professional and curricular development. and programs despite distance by connecting on text chains and participating in virtual celebrations and Meetings for Worship. When the pandemic forced Continuing Revelation. Sidwell Friends must always embrace the Quaker us to cancel A Night for Scholars, the community responded to an urgent call framework of continuing revelation by demonstrating a willingness to learn to action, raising more than $400,000 online in 48 hours so that the School from the past and embrace the challenge of creating a better future. We must could extend additional aid for families affected by COVID-19 (see page 25). never stop reimagining our School. Your generosity, which moves us toward our long-term campus development and financial goals, animates the essential Transparency and Focus. The Board’s decision to accept a Paycheck Protection values of resilience, truth-seeking, and truth-telling in our community. And Program Loan (PPP) demonstrated remarkable commitment to our faculty and it ceaselessly inspires us to do both more and better, today and tomorrow. staff and, by extension, our students. The decision was not without controversy, and the response from some alumni illustrated that the School needs to be In friendship and with gratitude, proactive in communicating the key components of our financial model. We also learned that 13 Friends schools accepted PPP loans worth $1 million or more—a disproportionate representation among independent schools that accepted loans. That is because Friends schools have comparably modest endowments and a reliance on tuition that makes our institutions more vulnerable to potential shifts in enrollment patterns. In fact, our need for the loan was grounded in long-standing BRYAN GARMAN Quaker tradition that sought to provide immediate relief rather than long-term Head of School

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Letter from the CLERK OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Dear Friends,

During the past several months, the Sidwell Friends community and wider world have been confronted with uncertainty and a myriad of challenges wrought by rapidly changing global events.

While the confluence of health, economic, and social justice crises were unanticipated, the Board of Trustees is honored to work alongside you in supporting our students, faculty, staff, and families through these unprecedented times.

We have been inspired by your generosity over the

past year, and by the many ways our community Photography Freed has united in support of one another and friends in need.

The events of this year have affirmed the importance of our current comprehensive campaign as a beacon guiding us toward our long-term vision for the School. The Annual Fund, a core component of this campaign, enabled us to rapidly direct funds toward online technologies and additional financial aid so that all students could continue learning, even as campuses closed. As recent demonstrations have brought into relief the racial injustices and inequities woven into our institution, campaign donors are helping us lay the groundwork for the compassionate and anti-racist initiatives we are implementing.

On behalf of my fellow trustees and the entire community, thank you for rising to the challenge of this moment. The extraordinary generosity recognized on the following pages is a testament to your belief in the School, and we are truly grateful.

Thank you for your ongoing commitment to Sidwell Friends.

In friendship,

David Milner ’86 Clerk of the Board of Trustees

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Letter from the CLERK OF THE FINANCE COMMITTEE

Dear Friends,

During the 2019/20 year, Sidwell Friends continued to practice disciplined management of operations and oversight of the endowment in order to provide the resources necessary to support an extraordinary independent school program. The COVID-19 pandemic and associated economic uncertainty presented a significant financial-management challenge that we continue to navigate. Sidwell Friends partially offset unforeseen additional expenses associated with the pandemic by meaningfully reducing operating expenses. As mentioned in earlier communications, the School faced additional limitations from restrictions on the use of the endowment coupled with the current debt commitments.

I am grateful to my fellow trustees and the dedicated volunteers

and professional staff who provided extraordinary leadership Photography Freed and expertise during this time. Our highest priorities have been to maintain a robust and safe learning environment for all of our students and to provide continued employment and access to healthcare during this pandemic for our faculty and staff. Ensuring that these priorities are met has required unusual actions that received intense deliberation. We appreciate the tremendous impact the PPP Loan provided during our last fiscal year: It supported our commitment to full employment.

Sidwell Friends will continue to steer through the increasingly complex and ever-changing landscape of the 2020/21 year. Our ultimate success this year and into the future will depend on the ongoing commitment and generous philanthropy of all of the School’s stakeholders: parents of current students, alumni and their parents, faculty, staff, and friends.

Included in this report is the list of named endowed funds that provide perpetual support for programs such as financial aid and faculty compensation. We are grateful to these donors and to all Annual Fund donors for their gifts for current operations; through their generosity, they are ensuring that the robust learning experience we prize continues for all students in this next year and for generations to come.

With appreciation,

Michael Pickrum P’19, P’21 Clerk of the Finance Committee of the Board of Trustees

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2019/20 REVENUE & EXPENSES*

Revenue Expenses Pandemic-Related Expenses

Estimated COVID-Related Impact Continuing 4% 7% through 2020/21**

6% 47% FINANCIAL AID $1 MILLION

83% 7% HEALTH, SAFETY, 20% TECHNOLOGY, AND FACILITIES $3 MILLION 13% 13%

TUITION 83% SALARIES & BENEFITS 47% PPP Loan

GIFTS FOR CURRENT OPERATIONS 7% ACADEMIC & OPERATING EXPENSES 13% ORIGINAL AMOUNT $5,219,200

ENDOWMENT INCOME 6% FINANCIAL AID 13% REPAID JUNE 2020 $449,372

AUXILIARY PROGRAMS 4% PLANT COST 20% BALANCE USED FOR SALARIES AND BENEFITS $4,769,828 DEBT SERVICE 7%

*Data is unaudited and from the July 2, 2020, final budget presentation ** Estimates as of July 2, 2020, and may increase

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2019/20 TOTAL GIVING SUMMARY

New Cash and New Commitments

DONOR-DESIGNATED ENDOWMENT $4,632,905

REAL ESTATE & BOARD-DESIGNATED ENDOWMENT $5,294,651

UPPER SCHOOL RENOVATION $1,300,000

ANNUAL FUND/CURRENT OPERATIONS $3,531,463

TOTAL $14,759,019

Number of Donors

FIRST-TIME DONORS 239

TOTAL NUMBER OF DONORS (ALL GIVING) 2,712

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Zartman Society Ginger Dietrich & Richard Dietrich $10,000−$24,999 LEADERSHIP GIVING Jamie Dorros & Dave Dorros Anonymous (11) Victoria Longo & Carl Eifler ’66 Thank you to the philanthropic leaders whose generosity inspires others Rina Agarwala & Sally Ein & Mark Ein and enables Sidwell Friends to fulfill its mission. You build the School’s Carsten Stendevad Ashley Foxworth & Karena Crocker Anderson ’89 & financial strength by ensuring that Sidwell Friends has diversified Domonique Foxworth Kai Anderson sources of income and can rely less on tuition for operating expenses Jennifer Friedman & Shawn Armbrust & Nick Friedman ’00 and high-priority programs. Your philanthropy matters; whether Timothy Sparapani Holly Geist & Rudolph Geist you are providing long-term investments or current-year funds, you Tracy Bernstein & generate support for the School’s most urgent needs. We are grateful Adam Bernstein ’81 Louise Greenspan & Jay Greenspan for your leadership within the School’s philanthropic community. Ann Bernstein & Daniel Bernstein ’55 Sheila Gross & Patrick Gross Diane Bernstein & Nicole Alfandre Halbreiner ’78 Elsa Newmyer ’72 & Simone Frederick & Sidwell Society Norman Bernstein Jamie Hechinger ’96 & Jay Klug Larry Forrester Wayne Frederick $50,000 and above Rose Bernstein & Fiona Hill & Kenneth Keen Lory Newmyer ’76 & Lincoln Furber* Anonymous (12) George Bernstein ’64 Sherrill Mulliken Houghton ’60 Stephen Cooper Corinne Goldman & Margaret Beveridge Suzanne Adler & Eric Adler ’82 Virginia W. Newmyer Daniel Goldman ’94 Emily Johnson & Nicoline Beveridge & Alfred Johnson ’04 Esthy Adler & James Adler David Pearson ’52 Shannon Hill Roy Beveridge ’75 Maria Jorge & Doug Sosnik Marla Beck & Barry Beck Deborah Salzberg & George Holderness III ’60 Carol Chow & William Bishop ’86 Celia Karam & Alex Karam ’95 Susan Bauer & Michael Salzberg Nilo Hoorazar & Ahmet Tekmen Carol Boochever & Stephen Bernheim ’73 Tina Small & Albert Small Jr. ’74 Michael Karam Kevin Johnson ’91 John Boochever Brooke Bralove ’92 Caroline Embry Turner ’42* Regina Dessoff Kessler ’73 & Kimberly Johnson & Katherine Bradley & Mara Bralove ’98 & Ari Fisher Jeffrey Kessler Elsa Walsh & Robert Woodward Mark Johnson David Bradley ’71 Susan Bralove & Margaret Weaver Krull ’70 Joffa Kerr & William Kerr ’55 Lily Brown & Carter Brown Steven Bralove ’60 Robert Landau ’70 Head of School Amy Liu & Mike Jing Sarah Buffone & Lindsay Eakin & Terry Eakin ’62 Jennifer Levy & Michael Levy Society Sarah McGovern ’85 Samuel Buffone ’02 Margaret Flax & Samuel Flax Mimi Liu & Kevin Bailey $25,000−$49,999 Louise Milner ’83 Susan Buffone Eleanor Johnston Ford ’50* Kirsten Lockyer & Belinda Nixon & Gregory Nixon Anonymous (3) Sheila Cheston & Sherry Franks & Martin Franks Charles Lockyer III ’89 Tara Primis & Craig Primis Graham Dower Ann Brashares ’85 & Jill Romansky McCulloch ’97 & Peter Barton Hutt Stephanie Martz & Jacob Collins Sue Son & Jun Son Matthew McCulloch ’97 Arlene Kogod & Robert Kogod Chris Davies ’88 Leslie Rodnan & John Cohen ’69 Catherine Wolstencroft & Elizabeth Formidoni & DeDe Lea & Dallas Lea Tracy Wolstencroft Dhulsini de Zoysa ’85 Deborah Colson ’87 & Mark Diker Juan Mendez ’89 Cathryn Ritzenberg McCulloch ’68 Edith Furber Zhang ’81 & Ursula Dehejia & Helen Austern Colson ’53 & Karen Miller & Jim Burkhardt & Frank McCulloch ’64 Jeffrey Zhang Makarand Dehejia Earl Colson Kara Milner & David Milner ’86 Sarah Meyers & Michelle DeLong & Charis Menschel Drant & Nicole Mitchell & David Mitchell Christopher Meyers Christopher DeLong ’85 Ryan Drant Howard Barton Myers ’57* Mason Morfit ’93 Sheila Descheneaux & Elizabeth Dupree & Mike Descheneaux Donna Neale-Orr & Kevyn Orr Thomas Dupree Jr. * Deceased 7 SIDWELL FRIENDS SCHOOL

Deborah Fosberg Nelson ’66 & Alexandra Caramazza & Patricia Koopersmith & Sherrese Smith-Heyliger & Caroline Davis & James Nelson Francesco Caramazza Theodore Koopersmith Adelaja Heyliger Brandon Partridge Dominique Alfandre Palmer ’75 & Damara Chambers & Judy Kovler & Peter Kovler Lynn Stevenson & Brenda Ellison & Philip Benson Jr. Thomas Palmer Kevin Chambers Catherine Kramer & Albert Stevenson ’62 Cristianne Fellowes & Kat Peters & Whit Peters Suzanne Moller Colodny & Christopher Kramer ’78 Mary Meigs Thorne ’76 & Matthew Fellowes Margaret Plank & David Souders Mark Colodny ’85 Jennie McConagha & Jim Thorne Philip Fleischman ’10 Brian Roth ’92 Wendy Farrow William McConagha ’85 Mary Tobler & Max Minzner Felice Friedman & Diane Sapir & Michael Sapir David Fischer ’90 Ronay Menschel & Jie Wang & Samir Jain Michael Bromwich Richard Menschel Trustman Senger & Karin Flynn & John Flynn Jing Wang & Shaohua Ding Dayna Grayson & Peter Grayson James Senger Wickliffe Formant & Shirley Williams Mersereau ’50 Amy Lear White & Dan White Shannon Hawkins & Nicole Janin Sheehan ’85 & Christopher Formant ’70 Judith Mills-Johnson ’72 & Stacy Yochum & Julian Yochum Matthew Herrington Ian Brendan Johnson Andrew Sheehan Deborah Foster & David Foster Kelli Yu & Tom Yu Jeanne G. Holzgrefe & Erin Mills & Richard Mills ’60 Glenn D. Westley Jane Sherburne Caroline Friedman & Cindy Zhai & Charles Cai Brittany Toscano-Gore ’03 & Peter Friedman Sara Depew & Ali Mohamadi ’94 Susan Jakes & Jeffrey Prescott Albert Gore III ’01 Usha-Kiran Ghia & Leanne Mos & Jake Weinstock Jennifer Johnson ’87 & Rahul Rajkumar Maroon and Gray Marcio Schwinden Joanna Wang & Kevin Lu Bill Nye ’73 Society Yan Wang & Jin Wang Blair Giannini & Eugene Giannini Karen O’Shea & Kevin O’Shea George Khoury ’70 $3,000−$4,999 Sarah Whitesell & Wan Kim Denise Scott Glassman & Sue Palk & Jeffrey Palk Courtenay Labson & Peter Glassman ’67 Anonymous (4) Michael Labson Debee Yamamoto & Stephanie Park & Michael Park Susan Sachs Goldman Tracy Ballard & John Gorman Catherine Lee ’88 & Alexander Nyhan Alex Posner ’94 Roni Grossman & Karen Ballotta & Bryan Garman Darius Nassiry Judy Zickler & Leo Zickler Nicholas Posner ’90 Adam Grossman Jacqueline Becker & Yanhua Liu & Chuncheng Hao Gael McPherson Post ’62 Ronald Haft ’77 Scott Schipma Ceyda Maisami & Yoshi Maisami Founder’s Society Courtney Raizman & Lee Ann Hart & Christopher Hart Rachna Bhatt & Samir Bhatt Lois Mares & Jan Mares $5,000−$9,999 Noah Raizman Hilary Barnes Hoopes & Dalia Blass & David Blass Juliana Martay ’70 Linda Dallas Reider & Alan Reider Anonymous (8) Robert Hoopes Melissa Blume & Scott Levine Solange Martin & Manuel Varela Gwen Renigar & Del Renigar Nonie England Akman ’68 & Ginny Hoynes & Louis Hoynes Linanne Breslin & Sean Breslin Lesli Mathewson & Larry Akman Michelle Richards & Barbara Ridder Irwin John Mathewson Edward Richards Judith Brown Ellen Alexander & Jeff Alexander Carolyn Mason & M. Monique McCloud-Manley & Melissa Romain & Alex Romain Marcia Brown & Stephen W. Arent ’60 Adolph Johnson Jr. ’72 Alvaro Molina-Cruz Kwame Manley Margaret Schervish & Lisa Bernstein & Lisa Jorgenson & David Doniger Wendy Hobbins McGrath & Dan McCarriar Coralie Bryant & Ralph Bryant Joshua Bernstein ’81 Barbara Kaufmann & Daniel McGrath Elizabeth Scheuer ’71 & Kari Caplin & Jeremy Caplin ’73 Marlene Parron & Richard Kaufmann ’57 Jessica Meiller & Peter Joseph Mortimer Caplin* John Bingaman ’98 Ann Kay & Andrew Kay Oktay Dogramaci Natasha Schooling & Mary Challinor ’73 & Sue Judith Boley & Ann Farner Miller ’70 & Suzan Kenworthy & Robert Schooling Henry Richardson Benjamin Boley Thomas Kenworthy ’54 David Miller Norma Scogin & Sherry Quirk Julia Chen & Zhensen Huang Lisa Brown & Kevin Cullen Dianne Keppler & John Keppler Ellen Miller & Richard Miller Stephanie Shaw ’88 Monica Chopra & Neeraj Chopra Sherri Cafritz & Leslie Kogod ’76 Sasha Miller & Kyle DeYoung Laurence Cafritz ’81 John Sheridan Jr. Rachel Chung & Denise Garone & David Mills ’01 Shirley Small & Albert Small Sambath Chung ’87 Stuart Kogod ’80 8 2019/20 REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY

We have been inspired to give to Sidwell Friends because we have been blown away by the quality of the faculty; we want the School to have the means to retain them, properly compensate them, and give them opportunities to stay at the top of the profession. We are also incredibly excited about opportunities like the Center for Ethical Leadership, which will allow the School to engage with the broader community and ensure that the values that have helped shape our daughter are more firmly entrenched for others as she leaves Sidwell Friends. SHAWN ARMBRUST AND TIMOTHY SPARAPANI Parents of Paige Sparapani ’30

Noreen Muhib & Ruchi Upaday & Tarun Upaday Katherine Brin & Lawrence Brin Vijay Palaniswamy Shuang Yan & Yongzhang Guo Bonnie Brownell & Dianne Bruning & David Owen ’86 Jeffrey Bowman Lucy Leffingwell Owen ’87 & 1883 Society Nancy Taylor & Alan Bubes ’70 James Burns Peiying Chen & David Chang $1,883−$2,999 Kim Pomponi & Nick Pomponi Colette Chichester & Anonymous (12) Estee Portnoy & Elliott Portnoy Mark Chichester ’86 Lydia White Adelfio ’73 & Cammie Meyers Fitz Randolph ’54 Kalea Clark & Miles Clark Marco Adelfio ’74 Frances Rumford & Janet Cornfeld & Priti Agrawal & Dewesh Agrawal Lewis Rumford III Michael Cornfeld Swati Agrawal & Anthony Saldana Alicia Sams ’82 Tia Cudahy & Redmond Walsh Madeleine Albright Betty Sams Abigail Davenport & Alejandro Alderman ’11 Lisa Sams & James Sams ’78 Todd Davenport Liz Martinez Baldick & Victoria Sams ’86 Mishka Dehghan & Ali Sanai Nick Baldick Hannelore Schwabacher & Ann Dodge ’73 Marion Scattergood Ballard Christopher Schwabacher Colleen Dreyhaupt & Bergljot Barkbu & Andres Moreno Benjamin Silverman ’02 Stephan Dreyhaupt Kimberly Berger & Angela Smith & G. Clark Smith Mary Dwight & Griz Dwight Lawrence Berger Mary Speyer & James Speyer Karen Evans & Stephen Evans Amy Berman & Joshua Berman Kay Burgunder Stevens ’68 Phyllis Fagell & Steven Fagell Jayusia Bernstein & Lauren Sun & Francesco Valentini David Fellingham Alan Bernstein ’59 Barrie Tilghman & Mat Tilghman Karen Ferguson Nancy Bernstein ’76 & Lisa Claudy Fleischman & Cathleen Trail & Joseph Keyes Robert Schoen Charles Fleischman Jodi Trulove & Eric Delinsky Natasha Bonhomme ’01

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Daniel Forrester ’09 Lisa Freeman ’64 Sumeera Khan & Ahsun Murad Pratima Patel & Shashi Patel Margaret Taylor & Emma Forrester ’06 Linda Friedman & Ellen Kirsh & Anthony Clifford Anna Thompson Pearson ’04 & Angus Worthing Kira Forster ’15 Harold Friedman Lauren Kogod ’79 Bradley Pearson ’04 Joy-marie Toh & Kanad Virk Peter Grant ’05 Noel Gerson & Peter Reinecke Caroline Krass & Ann Peyser & Bill Peyser ’78 Dana Toukan & Joseph Price Carol Goldberg & Henry Goldberg William Passmore Cynthia Peyser & Bruce Peyser ’75 Theresa Treeck & Dominik Treeck Brennan Hawkins ’08 Robert Kogod Goldman ’63 Amrita Lakhanpal & Kristen Race & Peter Race Dolly Bowman Tucker ’58 & Clarion Heard ’08 Elizabeth Gonnerman & Ashish Lakhanpal Laura Ratner & Mark Ratner Gene Tucker Charles Howells ’15 Michael Gonnerman ’61 Gia Lee & Jeremy Maltby Mojdeh Razavi & M. Hossein Razavi Pravina Viswanathan & Izzy Hyun ’15 Ram Viswanathan Nancy Gould Sue Lim & Justin Tan Lynne Robinson & Nicolas Kirsch ’12 Peter Grant ’05 Xiumei Liu & Jason Yu J. Lawrence Robinson ’60 Sonja Wagner & Mark Wagner ’75 Julia Lemle ’07 Odile Granter & Gavin Wilson Yuqiong Liu & Steve Zhao Shelley Robinson & Xinru Wang & Xianhua Ma Jordan Levine ’13 Diane Gunion & W. Gunion ’67 Virginia Lum & Robert Young Steven Robinson Shauna Miller Wertheim ’77 & Derek Levinson ’13 Raymond Wertheim Sudeepa Gupta & Ajay K. Gupta Amy Matsui & Brian Matsui ’90 Katherine Rothenberg & Linda Li ’10 Andrew Rothenberg Roanne Wiczer & Marie Berrodin & Justin Hall ’02 Marna Matthews ’70 Andrew Lyons-Berg ’07 Nancy Roualet & Mark Roualet Michael Paukstitus Priscilla Hambrick-Dixon & Susan Freeman McGee ’60 George Marcou ’15 Terry Rusch & Wayne Rusch Judy Woodruff & Albert Hunt Jr. Charles Dixon Kim McKee & Patrick McKee ’03 Kameron Mitchell ’13 Nina Santiago ’98 & Lisa Wu & Carl Wu Monica Harms & Evan Harms Rupal McMillan & Chad McMillan Daniel Seder ’10 Jeremy Kuris Teruji Yamamura Lalla Pearson Hays ’50 & Suzanne McMillan & Starlin Shi ’12 Abram Hays Jr. Donna Scarboro & Ralph Steinhardt Ann Yoklavich ’71 Mark McMillan Yasmin Siahpoosh ’15 JeanAne Hecht & Jonathan Hecht Hiral Shah & Ketan Doiphode Philip Zeidman Donna McPartland & Natalie Vicas ’12 Jennifer Heimert & Frank McPartland John Shakow ’87 Beidi Gu & Minhau Zhang ’01 Nicholas von Pentz ’13 Andrew Heimert Dipali Mehta & Mark Nelson Kalpakam Shastri & Arun Shastri Lumay Wang ’07 Jenna Hendricks & Lavinia P. Middleton ’85 & Jasmeet Sidhu & Amandeep Sidhu Movers and Quakers Daniel White ’06 Jared Hendricks ’98 George H. Perkins Stephanie Sigue $120+ (Classes of 2011-2015) Emily Zinger ’13 Paul Hodgdon ’93 Ruthanne Miller & Julia Slutsman & Matt Hoffman $400+ (Classes of 2006-2010) Mary Jan Clark Holderness Robert Miller ’73 Geoffrey Smith ’77 $750+ (Class of 2005) Gayle Horn & Brian Reilly Sabieann Minzner & Jennifer Smith & Douglas W. Smith The Movers and Quakers Richard Minzner Ivy Howells & Horace Howells ’86 Lauren Smith ’83 & James Boll Leadership Giving Society honors Christine Morfit & Michael Morfit and recognizes young alumni Joy A. Huibonhoa & Nina Snow & Stanley Snow Timothy A. Diaz Mary Myers & Robert Myers ’58 whose generosity cements their Kimberly Conliffe Stephens & status as emerging philanthropic Maren Imhoff ’73 Amy Nathan & Howard Fineman T. Reed Stephens leaders in the Sidwell Friends Stephen Irish ’86 Denise Nichols & Alvin Nichols Jonathan Stoel ’92 community. Juliet Izon ’03 & Michael Lewin ’01 Louise Novitch & Mark Novitch Wendy Strick & Jeremy Strick Anonymous (4) Merilee Janssen & David Oldfield Toki Oakley & Owen Oakley Jr. ’62 Lydia Strohl & Eric Riddleberger Alejandro Alderman ’11 Lauren Jones & Michael Jones Waafas Ofosu-Amaah Cathy Sulzberger & Yaphet Berhanu ’05 Victoria Judson & Michael Esch Annie Orgad & Edan Orgad Joseph Perpich Dylan Everett ’11 Andrea Kaufman Maryland Pao ’80 & Melissa del Aguila Talvadkar ’01 & Philip Fleischman ’10 Julie Kerry & William Kerry Steven Holland Dev Talvadkar ’01

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“Our history did not start with slavery, and our future did not die with Dr. Martin Luther King.”

This is how DeDe Lea’s (P ’22, ’25) history lesson begins. And when Lea talks about African and African American history and culture, you begin to recognize the limitations of conventional narratives taught in schools. She reminds you that the Moors ruled in the Iberian peninsula for over 700 years—nearly three times as long as the United States has been a country. She rattles off the names of paradigm- shifting African American doctors, inventors, entrepreneurs, politicians, and philanthropists. She describes African kings and queens ruling over civilizations whose influence can still be felt around the world.

Lea also notes the danger of erasure, as she recounts the story of a young man who grew up in the Greenwood area of Tulsa—the affluent Black neighborhood that was once the site of Black Wall Street—without ever learning of the sweeping racial Lea DeDe Courtesy violence that razed that community in 1921. The Lea Family: Daniel ’25, Dede, Dallas, and Dallas ’22.

Along with Simone and Wayne Frederick (P ’24), the Leas began by proposing an In this and most African studies, Upper School principal Mamadou Guèye sees endowed African and African American Studies Chair in 2018. Simone Frederick the “distorting lens of colonialism” at work: “The curriculum that is taught in so explains why: “Our kids have often questioned why they didn’t learn more about the many institutions was not written by Africans or people of African descent. Before African American experience and history at school, so we felt it necessary to make it colonization, before enslavement, there was an Africa with deeply rooted traditions, a reality for them and students that follow.” languages, and cultures that are not being taught.”

As it turned out, Head of School Bryan Garman had been considering such a position DeDe and Dallas Lea feel an urgency to address the problem of distorted and buried to achieve the School’s strategic goals of inspiring ethical leadership and welcoming histories. a wider community.

“The Leas and the Fredericks are generous, thoughtful people who appreciate the need to teach African and African American history and culture, who know that our understanding of the past shapes the present,” Garman said. “They recognize that “There’s a Zimbabwean proverb: our students cannot be responsible, well-informed citizens without knowing this ‘Until the lion tells his side of the history and the impact it has had on society.” Like the Señora Guillermina Medrano de Supervía Endowed Chair for Spanish and story, the tale of the hunt will always Latin American Studies, the African and African American Studies Chair is one of the strategic initiatives the School is expediting to “take clear and purposeful steps glorify the hunter,’” DeDe Lea shared. to build a compassionate and anti-racist community.” In addition to this endowed chair, the School has formed both a partnership with Howard University to elevate “Well, the lion has arrived.” the teaching of race, social justice, and democracy throughout the divisions; and a complementary African and African American Studies Advisory Council populated by parents and alumni with expertise in this area.

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Frederick noted that “this chair is especially significant in the current environment, Wayne A.I. Frederick (P’ 24), president of Howard University and Sidwell Friends where racial discourse is of paramount importance.” trustee, speaks with Head of School Bryan Garman before signing the partnership agreement between Howard and Sidwell “If we hope to unravel the threads of racism and racist violence built into the Friends that will elevate the teaching of race, fundamental economic structures of this country, we need to help our students to social justice, and democracy throughout the School’s divisions. To learn more about this recognize, in age-appropriate ways, how they became systematically entangled,” partnership, go to sidwell.edu/howard. Garman added.

In order to jumpstart these goals and generate momentum for the endowed African and African American Studies Chair, the Leas and the Fredericks provided foundational funding for the position. Now, they hope that others in the Sidwell Friends community who care deeply about elevating African and African American voices will likewise commit to fully funding this position. Justin Knight Justin “Members of the community have expressed a desire for something like this for some time,” said When Guèye considers the growth of the Chinese Studies Program over the past few decades, he imagines what a world-class African and African American Studies Frederick. “Now they can help us make it a reality by initiative will look like at Sidwell Friends. “There’s limitless potential for where this contributing to this endowed chair so that faculty, program can go,” Guèye said. “And it starts with the chair, who will help recruit a diverse faculty and train our teachers in decolonizing minds, decolonizing the staff, and students can continue to be educated on curriculum, and demystifying the Eurocentric framework in research. The chair this topic for years to come.” will set the direction and develop the program in an age-appropriate way, across divisions and over the course of many years.”

“Endowing the African and African American Studies Chair underscores its centrality The Leas and the Fredericks, too, imagine how a program helmed by the African and to our academic programs and affirms that every Sidwell Friends student needs to African American Studies Chair can become a model for secondary schools across the graduate with an understanding of these perspectives and histories,” Garman said. country. Yet DeDe and Dallas Lea also can see that influence spreading through the “Like the Leas and Fredericks, those contributing funds for these positions are students and alumni who will benefit from this program. making certain that our commitment to teaching these essential areas of study will have permanent financial support.” “Our hope is that all students will leave Sidwell Friends with a better appreciation of African and African American history,” DeDe Lea said. “When they’re in a room with Once fully funded, the chair will guide the School in developing decolonized curricula people who aren’t as historically versed or culturally competent, Sidwell Friends that will open windows onto unexplored cultures and transform all students into students can say, ‘Let me tell you what actually happened.’” global citizens and leaders. And just as importantly, it will hold mirrors for African and African American students to see themselves reflected in historical narratives that have long denied voices, agency, and representation to people of African descent. If you are interested in making a gift to help fully fund the African and African American Chair at Sidwell Friends, please contact Mary K. Carrasco, “It’s important to the health of African and African American students at Sidwell Assistant Head of School for Advancement at [email protected]. Friends to know and understand their rich history and lineage, and to recognize how much our cultures have contributed to the world,” Dallas Lea said.

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Tracy Bernstein & John Brandenburg ’65 Adam Bernstein ‘81 Holly Brackett & THE SECOND Jayusia Bernstein & Charles Breer ’80 Alan Bernstein ’59 Linda Carvell & Robert Bresler ’55 Ann Bernstein & Anne Forsythe Briggs ’57 & CENTURY SOCIETY Daniel Bernstein ’55 Albert Briggs Jr. Diane Bernstein & Melanie Brody & Stephen Brody Norman Bernstein Marriage. Children. New jobs. New communities. More laugh lines Kira Bromwich ’11 Rose Bernstein & and gray hair. Road trips and travel around the world. Retirement. Elizabeth Holleman Brown ’91 & George Bernstein ’64 So much can happen in a decade, but Second Century Society Benjamin Brown Lisa Bernstein & members’ dedication to Sidwell Friends remains constant. Evelyn G. Brown ’68 Joshua Bernstein ’81 Thank you for making a difference in the lives of Sidwell Friends Lisa Brown & Kevin Cullen Linda Bianchi Margaret Brown & students by giving for 10 or more consecutive years. Cathy Bierman & Jim Bierman Stanley Brown ’56 Carol Press & Edward Biester III ’76 Bonnie Brownell & Anonymous (14) Karen Andrews ’76 Arlene Roman & John Baker III ’75 Marlene Parron Bingaman & Jeffrey Bowman Kara Abramson & Marc John Ansell ’53 Marion Scattergood Ballard John Bingaman ’98 Lauren Brownlee ’01 Abramson ’87 Vance Anthony ’70 Carol Bartholomew & Matthew Blong ’98 Lillian Brownstein ’99 Sondra Abramson & Elizabeth Applebaum & Edward Bartholomew Kim Bohen ’82 & Douglas James Lee Abramson Mary Bryan ’10 Harvey Applebaum Patricia Avery Bartlett ’61 & Natasha Bonhomme ’01 Camilo Barrera Acosta ’02 W. Randolph Bartlett Jr. Coralie Bryant & Ralph Bryant Stephen W. Arent ’60 Zachary Bookman ’98 Ellen Adams & Glenn Adams ’59 Anne Batzell ’70 & Katherine Fleming Buckley ’87 & John Arnold Brooksley Born & W. Henry Boom Sean Buckley Lydia White Adelfio ’73 & Lisa Arrington & Alexander Bennett Marco Adelfio ’74 Soon Young Kim & Samantha Staffier Burman ’98 & Thadeus Arrington Jr. Carol Borut & Donald Borut Stephen Batzell ’67 Steve Burman Suzanne Adler & Eric Adler ’82 Francis Ashton ’49 Joanna Fleming Bowen ’79 & Sherri Cafritz & Esthy Adler & James Adler Margaret Bauer & Lane Heard Robert Ashton ’47 E. Taylor Bowen Laurence Cafritz ’81 Edie Albert & Michael Albert Mary Beale ’62 Carol Malone Aufmann ’77 & Judith Bowles & Susan Popkin Cahn ’82 & Eric Beatty ’77 Madeleine Albright Ronald Graham Aufmann L. Thompson Bowles Lee Cahn Marla Beck & Barry Beck Alejandro Alderman ’11 Allison Leader & Alexander Boyle ’91 Phyllis Caldwell & Barry Caldwell Andrew Aurbach ’86 Ronna Beck & Paul Friedman Anne Alexander ’70 Marilyn Bracken & Pamela Rollins & Erika Alexander ’90 Virginia Avanesyan & Lise-Lotte Hindenburg Becker ’54 H. Jerome Bracken Jr. Alejandro Camacho ’77 Suren Avanesyan Robyn Alexander & Clare Beeny ’96 Eva Bradford & David Bradford ’56 Patricia Loos Caputo ’73 & Jeffrey Alexander Stephanie Dimond Avelino ’87 Miren Beitia ’72 & Katherine Bradley & Steven Caputo Tomoko Alexander & Ursula Aylor & Stephen Aylor ’64 Carlos Zarabozo David Bradley ’71 Alexandra Caramazza & Carl Alexander Elizabeth Bacon & Carole Lund Benning ’56 & Scott Bradley ’76 Francesco Caramazza Elizabeth Ingram Allen ’73 Michael Bacon ’84 John Benning Brooke Bralove ’92 Claire Cardella & Jon Allen ’61 Sally Bailey & William Bailey Roberta Hall Benson ’57 & Anna Bralove & John Bralove ’63 Thomas Cardella Roger Benson Anita Belani & Bruce Altevogt ’94 Monica Bailley & John Danilson Mara Bralove ’89 & Ari Fisher Frederick Carlson ’52 Cordula Holzer & Carl Berger ’52 Mary Altevogt Georgina Baker & Mark Jaskowiak Susan Bralove & Steven Bralove ’60 Eliza Newlin Carney ’79 & Daniel Carney

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Judith Carpenter & Sarah Corson & Richard Atlee Anjali Desai-Margolin & Carmen Pereira Everett & Lisa Fuentes & Thomas Cohen Craig Carpenter ’63 Kimberly Schinnerer Cover ’00 & Murray Margolin Richard Everett IV Christopher Fuhrman ’86 Nathaniel Carroll ’92 Joshua Cover Cynthia Johnston Deutermann ’59 Lynn Extein & Mark Extein Lincoln Furber* & William Deutermann Jr. Josefina Carter & Hans Carter ’67 Susan Cozzens & Juan Jewell Phyllis Fagell & Steven Fagell Julia Aledort Gaebler ’87 & Julia Challinor ’71 Winfield Crigler & Timothy Harr Stephen Dickey ’73 Rebecca Farnum Christopher Gaebler Sarah Challinor ’74 Martina-Margarita Crocker ’77 Deborah Doddy & Meridith Webster & David Fauvre Adrienne Gang & Robert Gang ’65 Hurley Doddy ’81 Niecy Armstrong Chambers ’73 & Sarah Burr Crockett ’88 & David Fell Jr. ’56 Joan Gardiner & John Gardiner ’55 Ann Dodge ’73 James Chambers Alexander Crockett ’88 George Ferguson III ’67 Deborah Garrett & Cynthia Dodge ’71 Heather Chambers & Anne Crow & Edward Crow Jr. Karen Ferguson Crombie Garrett Jr. ’64 Randy Chambers ’88 Linda Dodge & John Dodge ’69 Susan Crowley Catherine Livingston Fernandez ’76 Susan Gaskins & Irene Chambers & Barbara Schulman Crum ’67 & Lucy Ann Dodge & Lewis Fernandez Samuel Gaskins ’62 Reid Chambers ’58 H. Preston Crum Elizabeth Donaldson ’56 Marta Ferro ’89 Joanna Gelband ’81 & David Cort Erin Lanagan Chervin ’73 & Joan P. Curhan & Ronald C. Curhan Amy Donovan ’66 & Tom O’Toole Tova Ferro ’82 & Mark Granfield Fraser Brewer Gilbane ’74 & Stan Chervin James Gilbane Caroline Curtis & Randall Curtis ’68 Jamison Donovan ’03 Nancy Fetterman & Tessa Cholmondeley & Marika Moore Cutler ’64 Charlene Drummer & Marc Fetterman Margaret Eagan Gilliam ’49 Douglas Tyson Gordon Daiger ’49* Alan Drummer ’75 Vaughan Finn ’69 Eleanor Glass & Andrew Glass Catherine Chow & Susan Williams Dana ’81 & Carolyn Mulliken Dubuque ’59 & Maude Fish & Arthur Charo Denise Scott Glassman & Jabez McClelland Richard Dubuque Peter Glassman ’67 Andrew Dana Margaret Flax & Samuel Flax Patricia Chu & Lee Ewing Mary Dufour Beata Glover & Stephen Glover May Defandorf Dasch ’52 Lisa Claudy Fleischman & Rachel Chung & Stephanie Martz & Chris Davies ’88 Rose Bullard Dyrud ’49 Charles Fleischman Meredith Godley ’89 Sambath Chung ’87 Mildrilyn Stephens Davis ’72 & Terence Eagleton ’77 Mark Flemming ’00 Corinne Goldman & Rachel Beers Cochran ’67 & Emerson Stanley Davis Lindsay Eakin & Terry Eakin ’62 Daniel Goldman ’94 Thomas Cochran ’67 Tara Hamilton & Rachel Stern Davis ’88 & Linda St. Germain & John Fletcher Jr. ’62 Susan Sachs Goldman Jennifer Cockburn Derek Davis Alan Eckert ’61 Mary King Flury ’50 & William Flury Miriam Fishman & Carol Coffin Andrew Goldsmith ’95 Teri Davis & Hayes Davis Elizabeth Edminster & Van Patten Foster Denise Coffin & John Coffin ’87 David Edminster* Ina Goldstein & Mort Goldstein Cat Dawson ’04 Nicole Davison Fox ’97 & Leslie Rodnan & John Cohen ’69 Holly Deckelbaum & Judith Edstrom Michael Fox Elizabeth Gonnerman & Jean White Cole ’60 & Michael Gonnerman ’61 Todd Deckelbaum ’75 Marjan Ehsassi & Louis Horst III Barbara Franklin & John Franklin Jr. Jonathan Cole Sandra Toll Goodbody & Robin DeGraf & William DeGraf Judith Eichner ’05 Sherry Franks & Martin Franks Dahomey Coleman ’91 Thomas Goodbody Ursula Dehejia & Makarand Dehejia Victoria Longo & Carl Eifler ’66 Henrietta Barlow Fridholm ’65 & Suzanne Moller Colodny & Carolyn Goodman & Michael Moser Katherine MacRae Dell ’83 & Merill Comeau & Richard Eifler ’73 Roger Fridholm Mark Colodny ’85 Judith Goodwin & Michael Dell Ellen Eisner & Sherman Eisner Caroline Friedman & Nancy Dessoff Colodny ’56 & Robert Goodwin Jr. Michelle DeLong & Peter Friedman Edwin Colodny John Eklund ’54 Elizabeth Gordon ’83 & Christopher DeLong ’85 Felice Friedman & Deborah Colson ’87 & Mark Diker Mary Alana Baker Ellis ’51 Thomas Christenfeld Lisa DeMarco & Leonard Goldman Michael Bromwich Helen Austern Colson ’53 & Brenda Ellison & Philip Benson Jr. Susan Gordon & Christopher Dematatis ’66 James Friedman ’68 Earl Colson Judy Elrod & Norman Elrod ’64 Jeremy J. Gordon ’71 Aubyn Boyer Demian ’88 & Linda Friedman & Harold Friedman John Cooper Jr. Dan Entwisle Laura Martin Gordon ’83 Andre Demian Leslie Gignoux Fritz & Scott Fritz Janet Cornfeld & Jennifer Esch ’05 Bobby Gravitz ’00 Jill Denney ’69 & Susan Pettey & Roland Frye Jr. ’68 Michael Cornfeld Margaret Robison Espinola ’54 Roger Rosenbaum * Deceased 15 SIDWELL FRIENDS SCHOOL

P. Burton Gray John Hanamirian Odile Harter & B. Harter ’99 Marian Greely ’69 & Darrell Olson Juliann Hanback & Katy Harvey & Michael Harvey Katherine Greenberg & Christopher Hanback ’68 Thelma Harvey Neil Greenberg Felicity Hannay ’65 & James Shannon Hawkins & Elizabeth Griffith & Kim Griffith Wood Matthew Herrington Geoffrey Gross ’91 Sophie Hayward Hanrahan & Vicki Hawkins-Jones & Timothy Hanrahan ’91 Sheila Gross & Patrick Gross Michael Jones Loren Hardenbergh & Emily Grossi & Thomas Grossi Ellinor Duffey Hayward ’62 & John Hardenbergh Edward Hayward Diane Gunion & W. Gunion ’67 Lana Harding ’62 Christine Healey & Ryan Brown Ronald Haft ’77 Caroline Wolf Harlow & Ethan Heard ’02 Nicole Alfandre Halbreiner ’78 Robert Harlow Jamie Hechinger ’96 & Jay Klug Marie Berrodin & Justin Hall ’02 Louis Harrington Jennifer Heiges & Justin Heiges Sarah Halpert ’95 & Jeanne Harris ’82 & Marilyn Heiman George Peterson ’95 Rama Kocherlakota James Heltzer ’87 Pauline Halsey & Jo Ann Harris & George Harris Woodruff Halsey II ’65 Paula Heltzer & Harold Heltzer William Harrison ’55 Dolores Hamilton ’90 Amy Henderson & John Fuson Florence Hart & Peter Hart Bonnie McBride Hamlin ’57 & Deborah Neipris Hendler & Lee Ann Hart & Christopher Hart Earl Hamlin Clifford Hendler Tracy Hart

I have had the opportunity to observe and participate in Sidwell Friends for decades as a parent, trustee, and community member. This close look has strengthened my faith in Sidwell Friends’ commitment to quality education for a diverse community and its ability to nurture young lives. I hope my gift helps Sidwell Friends continue its journey as a place respectful of all people and our planet, where faculty and staff as well as students are constantly learning. Our future will require diverse groups of people working together harmoniously in imaginative ways. It is inspiring to see Sidwell Friends empowering young minds to search for their roles as contributors to the greater good. JENNIFER LAWSON AND ANTHONY GITTENS Parents of Zachary Gittens ’02 Courtesy Jennifer Lawson and Anthony Gittens Anthony and Lawson Jennifer Courtesy

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Jenna Hendricks & Jason Jeffery ’98 Min Kim & Mark Pederson Elisabeth LaMotte & Pamela Lucas & Jared Hendricks ’98 Emily Rubin Jennewein ’77 & Sarah Kirtland ’61 K. Russell LaMotte L. Franklyn Lucas Jr. ’64 Patrick Hewes ’83 James Jennewein Ann Klee ’79 & John MacLeod Robert Landau ’70 Virginia Lum & Robert Young Dana Hiatt & James Hiatt ’65 Carolyn Mason & David Kleeman ’75 Elizabeth Lansdale ’83 Margaret Smith Luthringer ’55 Adolph Johnson Jr. ’72 Lauren Hill ’83 & Katherine Kleeman ’70 & Maureen LaPiana & Liza Lutzker & Robert Lutzker ’97 David Merlin-Jones Jennifer Johnson ’87 & Joseph Melton Vincent LaPiana ’79 Susan Lutzker & Arnold Lutzker Marcio Schwinden Carol Hillier & Micheal Hillier Deborah Kobes ’97 Valentine Larragoite & Olivia Ma ’01 & Sean Kelly Kevin Johnson ’91 Claudio Larragoite Pamela Miller Himmelrich ’73 & Arlene Kogod & Robert Kogod Karen Lewis & Miles MacIntyre ’62 Samuel Himmelrich Jr. Kimberly Johnson & Mark Johnson Gaielle Latortue & George Kabwe Lauren Kogod ’79 Roberta MacLean & Jennifer Hodges ’79 & Todd Johnson ’91 Kathleen Lawton-Trask ’92 & Leslie Kogod ’76 Paul MacLean Jr. ’61 Valerie Foster Vanessa Hill Johnson & Andrew Trask Denise Garone & Susan Maniatis & M. Alexis Maniatis Margo Lee Hofeldt ’63 & Edward Johnson Diana Lazarus ’85 & Stuart Kogod ’80 Lois Mares & Jan Mares Albert Hofeldt Geoffrey G. Jones ’88 William Barker Rebecca Kolsky ’97 David Markun ’71 Sarah Pabst Hogenauer ’61 Victoria Judson & Michael Esch Chinh Le ’92 Patricia Koopersmith & Rachel Markun & Paul Markun ’74 George Holderness III ’60 Stephanie Gross Julian ’94 & DeDe Lea & Dallas Lea Theodore Koopersmith Liza Marshall & John Marshall Louisa Schneiberg Hollman ’80 & David Julian Catherine Lee ’88 & Darius Nassiry Patricia Koskinen & John Koskinen Karen Martin & Brooks Martin ’70 Steven Hollman Linda Lichtenberg Kaplan ’56 & Jane Legg & Mattias Lundberg Michael Krafft ’00 Lucretia Lincoln Martin ’48 Anne Titus Honn & Richard Honn Louis D. Kaplan Eliza Leighton ’91 Charlotte Kramer & Grace Masur & Henry Masur ’64 Karolyn Hipple Horowitz ’03 Veena Kapur & Mohsin Siddique Aaron Kramer ’92 Susan L. Leighton Lesli Mathewson & John Mathewson Ginny Hoynes & Louis Hoynes Michael Karam Catherine Kramer & Karla Letsche & James Kearney Doris Matsui Daniele Schechter Huerta ’85 & Patricia Karasik & Peter Karasik ’75 Christopher Kramer ’78 Alisa Ivers Leventis ’90 & Frank Huerta Katharine Matthews & Sandy Katzman & Scott Katzman Diane Kramer & Robert Kramer ’67 James Leventis Jr. C. Dave Massey Betsy Hughes & James Hughes ’57 Barbara Kaufmann & Michael Kraskin ’96 Jane Freundel Levey & David Maudlin ’74 Sue Peterson Huguely ’59 & Richard Kaufmann ’57 Robert Levey Sara Kraskin & Stephen Kraskin Anzia Mayer ’09 Geoffrey Huguely ’58 Susan Kaul & Pradeep Kaul Julius Levine Caroline Krass & William Passmore Lincoln Mayer ’00 Christopher Hut ’95 Elizabeth Kay & Matthew Kay Dana Mullin Lewison ’67 & Sara Echaniz & Peter Krause ’85 Rochelle Mayer & Eric Mayer Katherine Hut ’98 & Ben Levy Alice Reed Keating & Peter Keating Edward Lewison Amy Krause & Steven Krause ’89 Ingrid Mazique & Everett Hutt ’88 Shelley Kee & Arnold Kee May Liang & James Lintott Susan Rein Kraut Jeffrey Mazique ’70 Peter Barton Hutt Mary Lou Kelley ’73 Natalie Lichtenstein & Willard Tom Jessica Cowan & Mimi McBride & Jon McBride ’60 Gretchen Sierra-Zorita & Nina Lihn & Roger Wiederhorn Cynthia Kelly & William Kelly Jr. Sanjaya Krishna ’83 Peter Hutt II ’80 Dorothy Caeser & Ann Kelly & Leslie Kelly ’68 Marcia Lipson & Lewis Lipson Alison Feiss Kriviskey ’63 Robert McCabe ’70 Maria Pallante-Hyun & Ksenya Litvak & Michael Kachman Anne Kendall & David Kendall Susan Fickel Kroeger ’59 & Christopher Hyun ’80 Kenneth McCauley ’71 & Charles Lockyer Jr. Suzan Kenworthy & Keith Kroeger David Combs Antonia Ianniello & George Chuzi Thomas Kenworthy ’54 Kirsten Lockyer & Margaret Weaver Krull ’70 Jacquelyn McClelland & Elizabeth Ingram & Gregory Ingram Charles Lockyer III ’89 Joffa Kerr & William Kerr ’55 Aradhana Kumar-Capoor & George McClelland ’64 Stephen Irish ’86 Robert Loring ’69 Regina Dessoff Kessler ’73 & Karan Capoor Jean McClelland & John McClelland Hilary Nelson Jacobs ’78 & Jeffrey Kessler Nancy Lowe ’76 & Alla Lake & Gary Lake Karen McCann McClelland & Robert Nelson Jacobs Rebecca Foreman Susan Ketcham ’73 & Prudence Lake & F. David Lake Jr. John McClelland Susan Jaquet & Philippe Marciniak Anne Casscells Ann Lu & Larry Lu

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Barbara McConagha & Sonja Mitchell & Lewis Mills Linda Osborne & Robert Osborne Whitney Pinger & Roger Pollak ’77 Robert Robnett Alan McConagha Sara Depew & Ali Mohamadi ’94 Lucy Leffingwell Owen ’87 & Gael McPherson Post ’62 Michael Romansky ’70 Lynn Johnson McCown ’68 & Karen Osler Moran James Burns Marsha Stiefel Pinson Leslie Rose & Stephen Kohn Thomas McCown Livezey More & John More Jenifer Panner & Aaron Panner Alison Pion & Kurosh Majd Elizabeth Cayne Rosen ’07 & Dorothy Mares McCuaig ’91 & Macon Morehouse ’82 Maryland Pao ’80 & Steven Holland Margaret Plank & David Souders Max Rosen Dan McCuaig Christine Morfit & Michael Morfit Laura Parsky ’87 Bunny Polmer & Henry Polmer Therese Rosenblatt ’75 Cathryn Ritzenberg McCulloch ’68 Emily Paster ’92 Berenice Rosenfeld ’61 & Frank McCulloch ’64 Tracy Mullin Moroney ’62 & Estee Portnoy & Elliott Portnoy William Moroney Erica Paster & Timothy Paster ’96 Eleni Rossides ’85 & Katie McCulloch & Lynn Povich ’61 & Nikolas Bezianis Jonathan McCulloch ’00 Dana Mueller ’03 Ann Lo Presti Payne ’93 & Stephen Shepard Matthew Payne Diana Willis Rothman ’63 Susan McDaid Auysha Muhayya & Anjali Parekh Prakash & William Degener Anna Thompson Pearson ’04 & Gautam Prakash ’87 Abigail Woolsey Rowley ’60 & Kathe McDaniels & Bradley Pearson ’04 David Rowley William McDaniels E. Wilson Myers ’01 Sudi Press & Fred Press David Pearson ’52 Sally Rubin ’79 & Patricia McGinnis & Gail Myers & Don Myers Jennifer Price & William Price ’58 Arthur Applbaum J. Michael McGinnis Mary Myers & Robert Myers ’58 Hilary Frank Peck ’93 & Margarita Prieto & Mark Michael Andrew Peck Sally Hechinger Rudoy ’74 & Monica McGowan & Carol Smith Nance ’54 Ann Procter Margie Peereboom & Peter Rudoy Ramsey Johnson MaryAnn Nash & Richard Nash Marcia Rosenberg Pruzan ’62 & Gerald Peereboom ’71 Frances Rumford & Amy McKee ’90 Amy Nathan & Howard Fineman Jerry Pruzan Zhuan Pei ’01 Lewis Rumford III Cynthia McKee & Michael McKee Elsa Newmyer ’72 Cordelia Puttkammer & Hattie Ruttenberg & Jonathan Molot Anne Warren Peled ’98 Charles Puttkammer Mary Jane McKee Lory Newmyer ’76 & Elisabeth Morgan Pendleton ’59 Margaret V. Sachs ’69 Ann Medinger & Sean Beeny Stephen Cooper Carol Pyles & Thomas Pyles ’63 Jeannine Perrot ’77 Joanna Maclean & Virginia W. Newmyer Paran Quigley ’02 Martha Membrino & Simon Salgado ’02 Kat Peters & Whit Peters Joseph Membrino Belinda Nixon & Gregory Nixon Eleanor Judd Quinn ’55 Alicia Sams ’82 Mary Peters ’87 & Marika Cutler Meyer ’94 & Carmen Nonay & Beat Heggli Nanette Radue & Peter Radue ’71 Patrick McManaman Betty Sams Mike Meyer Louise Novitch & Mark Novitch Cammie Meyers Fitz Randolph ’54 Monnie Peters Lisa Sams & James Sams ’78 Barbara Meyer & Bill Nye ’73 Leslie Rathjens ’75 & Victoria Sams ’86 Nicholas Meyer ’49 Courtney Peterson & William Dorsey Joan Ochi & Douglas Bell Jack Peterson Jr. George Satterthwaite II ’53 Sarah Meyers & Laura Ratner & Mark Ratner Naabia Ofosu-Amaah ’03 & Christopher Meyers Lynne Pettigrew ’82 Jennifer Saville ’73 John Dell’Osso Carolyn Hildenbrand Regan ’54 & Janet Michael & Roger Michael Ellen Rue Pierson & Craig Palmer Robert Regan Alison Schafer ’81 Cynthia Ogden & Ann Peyser & Bill Peyser ’78 Sarah Kline & Andrew Schechter ’88 Christopher Miller ’10 Christopher Lord Linda Dallas Reider & Alan Reider Cynthia Peyser & Bruce Peyser ’75 Elizabeth Scheuer ’71 & Deborah Miller & Donald Miller Liz Ogilvy & David Ogilvy ’63 Marisa Repka ’10 Carolyn Peyser ’11 Peter Joseph Megan Zeleny Miller Cheryl Ohlson & Barry Ohlson Mary Reyner ’71 & Lona Piatigorsky & Brian Steinbach ’71 Anne Schnell Shirley Trew Miller ’59 Jeremy Oldfield ’01 Joram Piatigorsky Patricia Ritzenberg & Norma Scogin & Sherry Quirk David Mills ’01 Sonja Olson ’88 Allin Pierce Jr. ’60 James Ritzenberg ’75 Katherine Hutt Scott ’79 & Sondra Mills Susan O’Mara & Timothy O’Mara Harriet Pierce & Keith Pierce Lynne Robinson & Kevin Scott Vanessa Miranda & Fredy Miranda Karen O’Neill & Lucia Buchanan Pierce J. Lawrence Robinson ’60 Ellen Seeherman & Stuart Sloame Gwendolyn Mitchell Stephen O’Neill ’77 Nancy Sweatland Pigman Shelley Robinson & Theresa Beyer & Jeffrey Segall ’75 Jennifer Mitchell & Kendall Mitchell Matthew Onek ’91 Steven Robinson

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Ethel Sennhauser & Solveig Spielmann & Maria Taylor Jessica Ward & Peter Ward Anne Witkowsky & John Barker Mark Sundberg Karl Spielmann Jr. Priscilla Taylor & Scott Taylor Lisa Ward & Pope Ward ’85 Renee Wohlenhaus & Patricia Shakow & Lauren Spiliotes & Suzanne Taylor ’82 & John Taylor Neville Waters III ’75 Roger Weiner Alexander Shakow Nicholas Spiliotes Cynthia Terrell & Robert Richie Ann Watkins & Robert Watkins III Christine Wolfe & John Shakow ’87 Caroline Springer & Ronald Wolfe ’87 Nandini Thillairajah & Helen Haynes & Stephen Springer Thomas Shakow ’90 Rajakanthan Thillairajah Charles Watts III ’81 Darlyn Wolvin & Andrew Wolvin Phoebe Stein ’85 Kalpakam Shastri & Arun Shastri Sharon Thompson & Meridith Webster & David Fauvre Paula Wood & David Wood ’56 Annette Eisenberg Stiefbold ’58 & Mark Shaw ’80 Grant Thompson Anna Mayergoyz Weinberg ’03 & Susan Wooden & William Wooden Edwin Bell Nicole Janin Sheehan ’85 & Mary Meigs Thorne ’76 & Benjamin Weinberg ’03 Judy Woodruff & Albert Hunt Jr. Sharon Steinberg & Andrew Sheehan Jim Thorne Lisa Florman & Tara Woods & Michael Woods David Steinberg Aprille Kniep Sherman ’73 Arleen Shapiro Tievsky ’54 David Weinberg ’81 Dana Dewey Woody ’54 & Kay Burgunder Stevens ’68 Leslie Mayers Shroyer ’79 & Philip Todd ’65 Sophia Coudenhove-Kalergi & Joe Woody Meg Stevens & Jon Hart Michael Shroyer Katherine Trinidad & Mark Garon Jeremy Weinberg ’88 Peter Wrampelmeier ’81 Lynn Stevenson & Donna Solhjou Siahpoosh & Hadley Truettner & Wendy Weinberg & Jacqueline Wright ’87 Ron Siahpoosh Albert Stevenson ’62 Robert Weinberg Daniel Robison Lisa Wu & Carl Wu Asheesh Siddique ’03 Stacey Stewart & Jarvis Stewart Virginia Westphal Weinberger ’57 & Cynthia Meyer Truitt ’73 & Elizabeth Wyatt ’89 & Carol Stoel & Thomas Stoel Marc Weinberger Mohona Siddique ’06 Robin Truitt Craig Peckham Jonathan Stoel ’92 Christie Weiner & Richard Paisner Benjamin Silverman ’02 Dolly Bowman Tucker ’58 & Eun Yang & Robert Kang Louise Berry Strait ’64 & Gene Tucker Joann Weiner & Richard Weiner Peter Sisitsky ’93 Carroll Yung ’75 Glenn Strait Christopher Tufty ’70 Abigail Wolf & Jonathan Weiss ’84 Tiernan Sittenfeld & Anne Bumstead Zabriskie ’50 Darren Speece Shannon Strathmann & Barbara Seitz Turnbull ’64 & Dorothy Bradford Wexler Joseph Strathmann ’87 Elizabeth Zeidman ’76 Susan Sivard ’73 & Donald Turnbull Amanda Whitehead ’94 & Lynda Zengerle & E. Harrison Sohmer ’72 Danae Wright Strong ’87 & Michelle Germack & Eric Falci Mark Strong Joseph Zengerle Suzanne Slade & Jonathan Slade Charles Turner ’74 Shirley Holbrook Wick ’67 Petra Dub Subin ’61 & Beth Zeugin & Lee Zeugin Katrinka Smith Sloan ’73 & Susan Ugelow & Richard Ugelow Adrian Wilairat ’97 William Subin Edith Furber Zhang ’81 & Richard Sloan Erik Uttermann ’99 Dimitria Wilbur & Carl Wilbur ’64 Eric Sundberg Jeffrey Zhang Laura McGiffert Slover ’86 & Gita Satterlee van Heerden Elizabeth Wilkins ’01 & Alan Sutton Beidi Gu & Minhua Zhang ’01 Bill Slover Jennifer Swanson Voorhees & James Lake ’01 Jessica Suzuki ’00 Judy Zickler & Leo Zickler Angela Smith & G. Clark Smith James Voorhees Amy Wilkinson ’74 Valerie Szathmari ’66 & Miriam Zimmerman ’78 & Patricia Smith & Gordon Smith J. Christopher Wagner ’74 Deborah Hunt Willis ’70 & James Leksich Steven York Robert Smith Martha Walfoort & Henry Willis ’70 Celeste Szewczyk & John Mueller Cynthia Smith & Clifton Elgarten Carol Wilner & John Wilner ’58 Barbara Szoradi Timothy Smith ’66 Amie Wallace Helen Hobbs Wilson ’49 & Andrew Smith-Mui ’04 Melissa del Aguila Talvadkar ’01 & Andrew Wallace ’05 Charles Wilson ’49 Dev Talvadkar ’01 SaraKay Smullens & Barbara Wampler Walling ’73 Kristin Marie Wilson ’65 Christine Tan & Alfred Acres Stanton Smullens Elsa Walsh & Robert Woodward Daniel Winik ’03 Rachel Tayler ’07 Nancy Sosnik Lumay Wang ’07 Anna Fielding Ince Winters ’90 & Emma Taylor ’01 Ezara Spangl ’97 Betsy Wanger & Steven Steinbach Robert Winters Jean Ryland Taylor ’51

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Grace Fox ’18* Timothy Mayer ’62* Sherry Franks & Martin Franks Rochelle Mayer & Eric Mayer THOMAS AND FRANCES Nancy Freeman ’67* Gordon McBride ’27* Lincoln Furber* Mimi McBride & Jon McBride ’60 Maria Goen & Bob Goen ’71 Nancy Norment McCabe ’46 SIDWELL SOCIETY Susan Sachs Goldman John McConnell* The Thomas and Frances Sidwell Society recognizes the more than 150 Elizabeth Gonnerman & Cathryn Ritzenberg McCulloch ’68 Michael Gonnerman ’61 & Frank McCulloch ’64 individuals who have made the thoughtful decision of including Sidwell Margery Gootnick* Ann Medinger & Sean Beeny Friends School in their estate plans. Modern-day bequests follow in the Mildred Gralla* Joan Meilach tradition of Thomas Sidwell, who survived his wife, Frances, and left his Jennifer Hodges ’79 & Marilyn Hornbeck Mellowes ’64 estate in the care of the Sidwell Friends Board of Trustees in 1936. Valerie Foster Sarah Meyers & Bequests, charitable trusts, gift annuities, and other planned-giving Sherrill Mulliken Houghton ’60 Christopher Meyers arrangements continue to bolster the School’s financial stability and have Myra Howe ’60* Nancy Mitchell ’48* significant bearing on every aspect of the work and future of Sidwell Friends. Peter Barton Hutt Mason Morfit ’93 Edythe Ingold ’45* Jean Hayden Mulliken* Georgia Kennedy Irvin* Howard Barton Myers ’57* Anonymous (8) Lisa Bernstein & Harold Curtiss Jr.* Maxine Isaacs Lois Nesbitt ’77 Suzanne Adler & Eric Adler ’82 Joshua Bernstein ’81 William Davison II* Patricia King Jackson Virginia W. Newmyer Esthy Adler & James Adler Edith Karasick Bralove* Lisa Dawson & Porter Dawson Melanie Jacobsen & Carroll M. Palmer Susan Bralove & Mary Emma Armstrong ’43* Edward Defandorf ’55* Mark Jacobsen Steven Bralove ’60 Courtney Clark Pastrick ’73 & Francis Ashton ’49 Christopher Dematatis ’66 James Johnson R. Scott Pastrick Ann Briggs ’43* Robert Ashton ’47 Deborah Doddy & Kevin Johnson ’91 David Pearson ’52 Ann Winkelman Brown ’55 & Ellen Wise Ausmus ’71 & Hurley Doddy ’81 Donald Brown* Lilian Jones* Marjorie Peyser* & Mark Ausmus Clarence Dodge, Jr. ’32* Theodore Dux Peyser Jr. ’46* Evelyn G. Brown ’68 Harold Kennedy* Elizabeth Bacon & Beth Dozoretz & Suzan Kenworthy & Ellen Rue Pierson & Craig Palmer Michael Bacon ’84 Beatrice Bulla ’05* Ronald Dozoretz* Thomas Kenworthy ’54 Don Powell ’35* Douglas Ball ’57* Ann Wright Burton ’49 & Ellen Eager* & Bainbridge Eager* William Burton Arlene Kogod & Robert Kogod Sudi Press & Fred Press Marion Scattergood Ballard & LeRoy Eakin Jr. ’34* Kristina Caplin & Margaret Weaver Krull ’70 Cordelia Puttkammer & Frederic L. Ballard Jr.* Lindsay Eakin & Terry Eakin ’62 Michael Caplin ’69 Jennifer Lawson & Charles Puttkammer Margaret Bauer & Lane Heard Alissa Goldman Ede ’90 & Judith Catlin ’50 Anthony Gittens Linda Dallas Reider & Alan Reider Mary Beale ’62 Simon Ede Sylvia Christmas & Marion Leech ’25* Joan Richards ’46* Marla Beck & Barry Beck Victoria Longo & Carl Eifler ’66 Lawrence Christmas ’54 Jesse A. Levine ’85 John Roberts* Susan Bauer & Mary Caroline Eliot ’41* Nancy Dessoff Colodny ’56 & S. David Levy ’55* Frances Rumford & Stephen Bernheim ’73 Mary Alana Baker Ellis ’51 Edwin Colodny Karen Lewis & Lewis Rumford III Diane Bernstein & Marta Ferro ’89 Helen Austern Colson ’53 & Miles MacIntyre ’62 Colleen Ryan & Leonard Friedman Norman Bernstein Earl Colson Charles Fineman Fanny Manning ’02* Kathleen Ryan & Kevin Ryan Rose Bernstein & Susan Crowley Eleanor Ford ’50* George Bernstein ’64 Betty Kossow Sachs*

20 * Deceased 2019/20 REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY Robert Smith challenges Diana Furchtgott-Roth ’75 to a game of chess. Deborah Salzberg & Michael Salzberg Peggy Rae Sapienza* & John T. Sapienza, Jr. ’60 George Sattlethight* John Shakow ’87 Nicole Janin Sheehan ’85 & Andrew Sheehan Larry Sidwell Sharon Siegener ’62* Linda Singer & Michael Lewis Irma Speyer* & Alexander Speyer Jr.* John Staling ’45* Bruce B. Stewart Petra Dub Subin ’61 & William Subin Eleanor Szanton & Peter Szanton Alden Todd ’35* Caroline Embry Turner ’42* A Springboard for Christine Varney & Thomas Graham Elsa Walsh & Robert Woodward Katharine Weymouth Alanson Willcox ’64 Beth Wilkinson & David Gregory Kristin Marie Wilson ’65 Marjorie Wright Mei Xu ACTION Constance Young Nancy Zeidman* & Philip Zeidman Extending a legacy of ethical leadership through the Robert L. Smith Family Scholar Program Courtesy Sidwell Friends School Archives School Friends Sidwell Courtesy * Deceased 21 SIDWELL FRIENDS SCHOOL

ewcomers to Sidwell Friends School hear “RLS” thrown about often; it’s shorthand for a place where the community gathers for assemblies, talent shows, and, of course, Meeting for Worship. “Scholarships allow Sidwell Friends to open its doors But the Robert L. Smith Meeting Room bears more than Robert Smith’s name—or his initials. It is, in a way, a representation to a broader spectrum of students,” Smith said, noting of his essence and commitment to Sidwell Friends and that more than just those receiving the scholarships Quaker values. benefit from their award. “Diversity in its every N“I think that Bob’s legacy in a lot of ways is embodied in the Meeting Room, which is the spiritual center of the School,” said Head of School Bryan Garman. dimension—including economic diversity—enriches “But it’s also emblematic in the mission of the School in the sense that it is the learning and experience of every student. We consistent with the testimony of environmental stewardship. It’s a place where we worship, but the way it’s constructed speaks to the School values as well.” learn best and we learn most from those who bring different experiences and perspectives.” Now, thanks to a recent $2 million endowment from an anonymous donor, the values that Smith so embodied will be recognized forever through the Robert L. Smith Family Scholar Program. It is an opportunity for Sidwell Friends to honor Robert Smith’s legacy by promoting the role of Quaker values in the school community and to create a more inclusive Like the Mari Schleuning Scholarship Fund, which also provides comprehensive experience for all students by reflecting the broader community. scholarships to an Upper School cohort, the Robert L. Smith Family Scholar Program supports the School in achieving the goals in its strategic plan. “One Robert L. Smith Family Scholars will be Upper School students who demonstrate of the core goals of the Strategic Plan is to ‘inspire ethical leadership’ through financial need, as well as academic promise; intellectual and social curiosity; a new programs that will explore this challenge in the Quaker tradition,” said family supportive of their rigorous education; and an interest in solving problems Geoffrey Smith ’77, Robert Smith’s son and a current Sidwell Friends trustee. and service to others. Their scholarships will cover their full tuition, as well as “These programs will become valuable resources as the School pursues new additional, non-tuition needs that will allow students to participate fully in approaches to teaching anti-racism and social justice, and inspiring students the life of the School: book and technology fees; home internet access; School- to become truth-seekers and peacemakers throughout their lives.” related travel; costs related to college visits; even prom tickets and yearbooks. In promoting equity, justice, and Quaker values, the Robert L. Smith Family Scholar program evokes Smith’s earliest days at Sidwell Friends. Smith arrived at the School in 1965 and found challenges that no other head of school faced. The School’s facilities were crumbling, there was crushing debt, and salaries were low. On a larger scale, protests for civil rights and racial justice were sweeping across the country, the Vietnam War was ramping up, and the counterculture movement was challenging the ways Americans thought—all this as the Board of Trustees grappled with fully integrating the School.

“I think they were afraid to confront the issue,” Smith later wrote of his interview for the head of school position in his 1999 book A Quaker Book of Wisdom. “The Board was deeply conservative and still very tentative about

Courtesy Sidwell Friends School Archives School Friends Sidwell Courtesy Archives School Friends Sidwell Courtesy integration.” After the School partially integrated in 1956 and fully integrated LEFT: Head of School Robert Smith next to Zartman House. RIGHT: Robert Smith with his successor, Earl Harrison. 22 2019/20 REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY

in 1964, with the first Black students enrolling in the Upper School, Smith presided over the graduation of the first five Black alumni in 1967.

“He was a transformational head, in the sense that he was head of school during a very turbulent time,” said Garman. “Bob had a very important impact on making sure the School was focused on questions of social justice. He knew that Quakerism brought a complexity to issues—and I think he reveled in the complexity and in the complicated nature of learning.”

Smith’s daughter echoed the sentiment. “Dad was deeply committed to reinforcing and solidifying the Quaker tradition of Sidwell Friends School,” said Katie Smith Sloan ’73. “He believed deeply in the basic humanistic Quaker precepts of valuing racial and gender equality, promoting social justice, and advocating for nonviolence. These beliefs guided his leadership as head of school.”

During his tenure, Smith refocused Sidwell Friends on the Quaker values upon which the School was founded, while recognizing that those values can—and should—shift. “A good school is one that is constantly engaged in self-examination, in improving itself, in becoming wiser in its ability Robert Smith with Evelyn Fine, former Girls’ Athletics Director. to both teach and inspire,” he wrote in A Quaker Book of Wisdom. Archives School Friends Sidwell Courtesy

“Every principle of Quakerism, every interaction, every concept of justice was open to interrogation,” Garman said. “He really embodied that personal responsibility of Quakerism to find your own truth around any given issue, and that’s really part of the DNA of the School.”

“It is an honor and a privilege” to have a scholarship that bears his name, said Robert Smith. “I hope that Smith Family Scholars will take away from their experience an understanding that there is that of God in everyone, and that for Quakers this has been a springboard for action and an ideal that inspires the active pursuit of peace and social justice.”

23 Robert Smith passes the torch at the 1967 Expo. Courtesy Sidwell Friends School Archives School Friends Sidwell Courtesy SIDWELL FRIENDS SCHOOL

2019/20 ANNUAL FUND

The Annual Fund is the cornerstone of all fundraising efforts for Sidwell Friends. Together, alumni, parents, parents of alumni, grandparents, trustees, faculty, staff, and friends purposefully unite through gifts that benefit every student, every day.

As Annual Fund donors, members of the Sidwell Friends community continually reveal the power of collective giving as you make your individual Annual Fund gifts. You provide unrestricted, flexible support for the educational experiences we value most: from faculty salaries, to new curriculum initiatives; from financial aid, to educational trips; from technology maintenance and upgrades, to athletic facilities and equipment. During this year’s unprecedented challenges, your Annual Fund gifts enabled Sidwell Friends to rapidly direct funds to the School’s most urgent needs, including financial aid, new technologies, and protective equipment. More than ever, we are grateful for your annual giving.

Annual Fund by the Numbers

Total Number of Annual Fund Dollars raised 2,583 Annual Fund Donors in the last five years FY2016 $2,636,950 69% 22% FY2017 $3,141,214 From Current Parents From Alumni FY2018 $3,261,998

FY2019 $3,429,119 of Donors 25% Increased Their Gift FY2020 $3,531,463

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GIVE

Something Old, Something New Volunteers bring Fund-a-Scholar to the digital realm

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hen the School closed its campuses in March and postponed its annual A Night for Scholars, rumbles “Sidwell Friends is a special place to me, and I was from the Sidwell Friends community began: What about the families with financial aid needs—needs fortunate enough to spend my entire childhood— that might grow during a pandemic and an economic 14 years—as a Sidwell Friends student. As I reached downturn? How can we make sure that we are taking care of everyone in our community without the out to other alumni, many of them felt similarly annual Fund-a-Scholar fundraising effort? and chose to donate as well,” WFrom the community’s concern, 48 Hours for Scholars was born. Lindsay Johnson ’07 said. The plan was simple: Over a two-day period, Sidwell Friends parents, grandparents, alumni and their parents, faculty and staff, and other friends of the School would make gifts that would go directly toward financial aid. The School could look to Some alumni shared on social media how others’ generosity made their own past alumni challenges and parent text-a-thons as models for how to successfully educational experience possible. “It was only through the significant generosity of overcome the difficulties that social distancing presented. countless families that my brother and I were able to attend Sidwell Friends,” Bruce Altevogt ’94 (P ’28, ’30) wrote. “Now, as a parent, I can’t imagine my kids having 23 And the engine driving this campaign? Volunteers, who were more motivated than percent of their friends—the current percentage of students who receive an average ever to make calls, send texts, and email community members to encourage their of $28,000 a year in aid—not being able to attend.” generosity. On the 48 Hours for Scholars website, where community members were making their “I have worked on A Night for Scholars from the time our family joined the Sidwell gifts toward financial aid, donors offered matching funds to encourage community community,” Maggie Prieto (P ’14, ’16, ’20) said. Prieto was one of several A Night members they may never have met to give generously. Through good-natured for Scholars volunteers who immediately rolled up their sleeves to help with the challenges and “competitions” among current parents, alumni, and parents of two-day effort. alumni, the Sidwell Friends community channeled the spirit of unity they feel during A Night for Scholars: watching the Fund-a-Scholar total tick higher during the “All of us in the community benefit from the diversity of experience, thought, and paddle raising, cheering one another on, working together to create opportunities insight brought by members who come from as many different backgrounds as we for all students. find in our metro area,” Prieto explained. “We know that a Sidwell Friends education is not accessible to many, and financial aid is one way to make it more accessible.”

On May 27, as the 48-hour period began, volunteers set their sights on a fundraising goal of $250,000, which is what they had hoped to raise during this year’s A Night for Scholars.

By the end of the first day, they were closing in rapidly on their goal. That’s when they realized they might have underestimated just how determined their friends and former classmates were to support one another.

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When Judith Barnett (GP ’26, ’29) learned how important 48 Hours for Scholars was for families in need, she, Joanne Smith (GP ’29, ’31), and Aggie Aurbach (P ’81, ’86, GP ’20, ’22) rallied the Grandparents Steering Committee to match contributions on the second day: “We raised about $15,000 in just one day!” In response to this challenge, one grandparent, who had made her first gift to Sidwell Friends at the start of the campaign, doubled down with a second gift.

After the frenzy of generosity was over, the 36 $438,720 869 volunteers whose efforts made 48 Hours for Scholars a success marveled at the results: $438,720 Total Raised Total Donors donated by 869 donors over two days. For some, the diversity of participants—alumni in the Class of 1958, students in the Class of 2030, parents from the Classes of 2000 and 2010 celebrating their Total Raised through children’s Reunion years—was as significant as the $76,433 Matching Gifts and Challenges total amount raised. “The high participation rate during our first 48-hour virtual challenge showed a strong commitment to the School’s mission, excellence, 38% CURRENT PARENTS and compassion by the broad Sidwell Friends 17% ALUMNI community,” Joanna Wang and Kevin Lu (P ’22 2% CURRENT STUDENTS and ’24) said. “Together, we have just blazed a new

CLASS OF CLASS trail for our scholars—and may they thrive in our 4% GRANDPARENTS ’22 community.” parents had the greatest 7% FACULTY & STAFF number of gifts (65) As Prieto noted, this new incarnation of one of the 10% PARENTS OF ALUMNI and the highest single- School’s signature fundraising efforts for financial 22% FRIENDS class total ($46,288). aid might just have a place even when campus reopens for good:

Gifts came from “I am gratified that 48 Hours Outside of Maryland and Virginia, for Scholars was so successful. California (19) and New York #newfundraisingmodel!” 23 States (16) generated the most gifts. and DC

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Ann Winkelman Brown John Gardiner 1957 1959 ALUMNI GIVING Lawrence Griffith Roberta Hall Benson Glenn Adams William Harrison Anne Forsythe Briggs Alan Bernstein 1940 1950 1953 William Kerr Mary Jo Peterson Culver Robert Chamberlin Margaret Smith Luthringer Bonnie McBride Hamlin Elizabeth Fletcher Crook Anne Noland Winslow Anonymous John Ansell Gerald Morgan Jr. Deborah Barger Hanrahan Cynthia Johnston Sally Rosenthal Brody Janet Wolfle Christophersen Deutermann Elaine Fogel Parks James Hughes Anne Mersereau Byers Helen Austern Colson Carolyn Mulliken Dubuque 1942 Eleanor Judd Quinn Harold Ickes Walter Christmas Dorothy Crafts Sue Peterson Huguely Jerrold Finch Richard Robbins Frederick Jaspersen Mary King Flury Gloria Girton Richard Kaufmann Susan Fickel Kroeger Caroline Embry Turner* Pamela Bisbee Simonds Eleanor Johnston Ford* George Satterthwaite II Charles Mallory Thomas Simons Jr. Howard Myers* Lalla Pearson Hays Peter Zavitz Phoebe McConaughy Meijer Susan Truitt Barbara Hall Nahra 1947 Elizabeth Chapman Hooss Shirley Trew Miller Judith Heller Zangwill Virginia Westphal Weinberger Robert Ashton Shirley Williams Mersereau 1954 Martin Myers James Cafritz Catherine Winslow Priest Elisabeth Morgan Pendleton Lise-Lotte Hindenburg Anne Misson Powel Winston Riley III 1956 1958 Becker Mary Rosen Salkever Anne Bumstead Zabriskie Carole Lund Benning Stephen Baer James Boyer Milly Welsh David Bradford Margaret Pabst Battin 1948 Lawrence Christmas Douglas White Stanley Brown Reid Chambers John Eklund David Woolpert George Gowen 1951 John Cox III Nancy Dessoff Colodny Joan Friedman Zweben Charles Kinzer Mary Alana Baker Ellis Margaret Robison Espinola Thomas Curtis Carol Sias Douglas Lucretia Lincoln Martin Robert Flory Charles Field Elizabeth Donaldson Helene Rosenfeld Feldman Pat Peterson Strazza Dana Davis Houghton 1960 David Fell Jr. Geoffrey Huguely Jean Ryland Taylor Thomas Kenworthy Larrine Salmon Abolt Sarah Wheeler Robert Jenks 1949 Carol Smith Nance Patricia Smith Wells Harkness-Nelson Alice Marshall Martin Stephen W. Arent Francis Ashton William Parks William Herrmann Ted Mascott Jr. Steven Bralove Gordon Daiger* Cammie Meyers Arthur Hildreth Craig Morgan Jean White Cole Rose Bullard Dyrud 1952 Fitz Randolph Ludwig Hoffmann III Robert Myers Margaret Barr Eastman Margaret Eagan Gilliam Carl Berger Carolyn Hildenbrand Regan Charles Holland William Price Margaret Ogilvy Franz Kathaleen Fishback Frederick Carlson Arleen Shapiro Tievsky Anne Eastland Howdeshell Anthony Rogers George Holderness III Hempstone May Defandorf Dasch Dana Dewey Woody Sherrill Mulliken Houghton Nicholas Meyer David Pearson Linda Lichtenberg Kaplan Joan Seymour Lee Kenworthy H. Duff Smith Marcy Enrietto Shover Elizabeth Kelley Annette Eisenberg Stiefbold 1955 Elizabeth Johnston Lawson Charles Wilson Mark Smith III Floyd Parks Dolly Bowman Tucker George Anthonisen Jonathan McBride Helen Hobbs Wilson Thor Thors Jr. Roger Shott John Wilner Daniel Bernstein Susan Freeman McGee Margaret King Wisdom Fletcher Waller Jr. Linda Radue Wilson Robert Bresler David Wood Richard Mills

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Allin Pierce Jr. Ellinor Duffey Hayward L. Franklyn Lucas Jr. Amy Donovan Martha Bickham Singleton J. Lawrence Robinson Miles MacIntyre Henry Masur Peter Donovan Louise Thorson 1970 Abigail Woolsey Rowley Kathleen McNamara George McClelland Mina Dulcan Shirley Holbrook Wick Anne Alexander John Sapienza Jr. Tracy Mullin Moroney Frank McCulloch Carl Eifler Vance Anthony Owen Oakley Jr. Marilyn Hornbeck Mellowes Richard Howard 1968 Linda Henry Barnwell Gael McPherson Post James Sapienza Gail Jennes Anne Batzell 1961 Nonie England Akman Marcia Rosenberg Pruzan Louise Berry Strait Nancy McJennett Catherine Moreno Bodine Jon Allen Evelyn Brown Albert Stevenson Virginia Somerville Sutton* Deborah Fosberg Nelson Alan Bubes Patricia Avery Bartlett Randall Curtis Judith Markley Wastler Barbara Seitz Turnbull L. Keith Brown Oehlert Cynthia Dickinson Loftus Becker Jr. James Friedman Sharon Harding Underwood Joseph Schwartzman Christopher Formant David Bresler Roland Frye Jr. Carl Wilbur James Sites Sarah Andrews Herman Alan Eckert 1963 Christopher Hanback Timothy Smith Millicent Eifler Higgins Michael Gonnerman Anonymous Michele Tucker Jeffery Jon Sternburg Lent Johnson III Sarah Pabst Hogenauer Patricia Cross Bradley 1965 Leslie Kelly Valerie Szathmari Kristin Kelly Sarah Kirtland John Bralove John Brandenburg Lynn Johnson McCown Nancy Demuth Thompson George Khoury Paul MacLean Jr. Craig Carpenter Robert Castro Cathryn Ritzenberg McCulloch Carol King John Mangis Robert Goldman Henrietta Barlow Fridholm Betsy Paull Katherine Kleeman Keith Mostofi Sharon Smull Hinckley Robert Gang 1967 Laurie Price Sherrill Slack Koelbel Lynn Povich Margo Lee Hofeldt Woodruff Halsey II Stephen Batzell Kay Burgunder Stevens Margaret Weaver Krull Sherman Robinson Alison Feiss Kriviskey Felicity Hannay Hans Carter Philip Terzian Robert Landau Berenice Rosenfeld John Luykx James Hiatt Mary Clark Juliana Martay William Schinnerer Dave Nichols Jr. Kenneth LeSure Rachel Beers Cochran 1969 Brooks Martin Petra Dub Subin David Ogilvy Ann Loring Loose Thomas Cochran Michael Caplin Marna Matthews Thomas Pyles Henry Maury Jeffrey Cohen John Cohen Jeffrey Mazique Diana Willis Rothman Ben Parnell III Barbara Schulman Crum 1962 Jill Denney Robert McCabe Thomas Rhodes Anthony Farrell Mary Beale John Dodge Ann Farner Miller Philip Todd George Ferguson III Chett Breed 1964 Vaughan Finn Stephanie Fain Morrow Sarah Underwood Joaquin Fermoselle-Bacardi John Dent Stephen Aylor Marian Greely Richard Murray Mary Beth Waits Peter Glassman Terry Eakin Nancy Beiter Sara Irwin Charles Nobs Jill McClanahan Watson Frank Gunion Mary Lund Enemark George Bernstein Rebecca Kelly Leslie Prosterman Kristin Marie Wilson Ann Simon Hadley Peter Enemark Christopher Brown Robert Loring Michael Romansky Ellen Burgunder Harter John Fletcher Jr. Marika Moore Cutler Debora Hirshberg Noone Carol Sisco Philip Khoury Samuel Gaskins Bonnie Eisenberg 1966 Elizabeth Gettys Pierce Charles Sternburg Robert Kramer Ellen Gay Norman Elrod Edward Beach Margaret Sachs Thomas Sullivan Dana Mullin Lewison Jill Robinson Grubb Lisa Freeman Bruce M. Bush Clyde Shorey III Christopher Tufty Paul Marengo Elizabeth Yourlo Hanby Crombie Garrett Jr. Rhoda Highsaw Bush Liffey Thorpe Deborah Hunt Willis John McGovern Lana Harding Sue Grabill Hanson Christopher Dematatis Ellen Carter Woodbridge Henry Willis Mary Lee Plumb-Mentjes Bonnie Yochelson * Deceased 29 SIDWELL FRIENDS SCHOOL

J. Michael Williams Ann Dodge Andrew Lazarus 1971 Ann Yoklavich Richard Eifler Richard Malone David Bradley Richard Foley Paul Markun Julia Challinor 1972 Brian Glassman David Maudlin Cynthia Dodge Sam Guckenheimer Christopher Nordlinger Bruce Adams Patricia Formant Sarah Hartman David Pollak Angella Tardy Barnes Catherine Gatch Pamela Miller Himmelrich Sally Hechinger Rudoy Susan Smith Bastian Jeremy Gordon Maren Imhoff Albert Small Jr. Miren Beitia David Markun Jr. Katherine Jennes-Kahn Charles Turner Mildrilyn Stephens Davis Kenneth McCauley Mary Lou Kelley J. Christopher Wagner Richard England Jr. Lenore Beattie Millison Regina Dessoff Kessler Mary White Carol Highsaw Charles O’Neill IV Susan Ketcham Amy Wilkinson Clare Hogg Gerald Peereboom Robert Miller Wendy Hudson Peter Radue Bill Nye Joyce Jacobson 1975 Mary Reyner Paul Ottenstein Adolph Johnson Jr. Anonymous Cheryl Sanders Jennifer Saville Judith Mills-Johnson John Baker III Elizabeth Scheuer Michael Schulman Elsa Newmyer Roy Beveridge Karen Kennedy Schultz Robert Sharpe Guilford Queen Todd Deckelbaum Brian Steinbach Aprille Kniep Sherman Edgar Russell III Alan Drummer Susan Sivard Karen Simonson William Glew Jr. Courtesy Thornell Doug Courtesy Katrinka Smith Sloan Erik Sites P. Burton Gray Alexander Sung E. Harrison Sohmer Eric Henry Michael Tapscott So much of what I do now in my profession, I learned William van Osdol Peter Karasik Cynthia Meyer Truitt from my time at Sidwell Friends: writing persuasively, Marjorie Kehne Steven Tufty David Kleeman putting forward ideas, respecting others, working as a 1973 Barbara Wampler Walling Dominique Alfandre Palmer team, handling adversity. I am inspired to give because Lydia White Adelfio Bruce Peyser Elizabeth Ingram Allen I believe deeply in the mission of Sidwell Friends, and in 1974 Leslie Rathjens Stephen Bernheim the diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts the School Anonymous (2) James Ritzenberg Jeremy Caplin is implementing. It’s exciting to envision the School Marco Adelfio Therese Rosenblatt Patricia Loos Caputo Sarah Challinor Jeffrey Segall in five or 10 years. Woodbury Carter Fraser Brewer Gilbane Mark Wagner Mary Challinor DOUG THORNELL ’95 William Grant Neville Waters III Niecy Armstrong Chambers Rae Nelson Haigler Carroll Yung Erin Lanagan Chervin Ronni Linowitz Jolles Stephen Dickey Jonathan Jones

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Beatrice Loos Joseph Horning III Jason Horowitz 1976 James Mead Ann Klee 1981 Maureen Kline 1985 Karen Andrews James O’Donnell Jr. Lauren Kogod Adam Bernstein Macon Morehouse Libby Bauer Nancy Bernstein Stephen O’Neill Vincent LaPiana Joshua Bernstein Mark Ozer Ann Brashares Edward Biester III Su-Moon Paik David Parks Laurence Cafritz Lynne Pettigrew Hilary Dayton Busch Scott Bradley Jeannine Perrot Timothy Prindle Elizabeth Champlin Alicia Sams Sonya Clark Loretta Chi Roger Pollak Sally Rubin Susan Williams Dana Juliet Blake Shagoury Mark Colodny David DeMarco Geoffrey Smith Katherine Hutt Scott Cassandra Dickson Pamela Morris Shaughnessy Dhulsini de Zoysa Catherine Livingston Adam Stern Becky Segall Hurley Doddy Alicia Doyle Spain Christopher DeLong Fernandez Shauna Miller Wertheim Leslie Mayers Shroyer Joanna Gelband Suzanne Robbins Taylor Sani Eldarwish Leslie Kogod Catherine Miller Sluder Sonia Flanders McArdle Elizabeth Ewing Susan Hilton Labovich Kenneth Smith Vidisha Dehejia Patel Daniele Schechter Huerta Nancy Lowe 1978 1983 Nathan Szanton Patricia Peyser Perlmutter Keith Johnson Jeffrey Minich Anonymous Ned Beatty David Wirths George Roman Peter Krause Marek Mirski Steven Bracken Barton Rubenstein John Canfield Ruth Krumbhaar Bret Morgan Jodi Cafritz Alison Schafer Katherine MacRae Dell Jennifer Fuhrman LaPlume Lory Newmyer Sally Donnelly 1980 Robert Sidbury Matthew Denckla Diana Lazarus Mary Meigs Thorne Brandel France de Bravo Ana Maria Allen Charles Watts III Caroline Dickson Jesse Levine Frederic Thys David Garrity Charles Breer David Weinberg Danielle Webster Ellis William McConagha Katharine Watkins Webb Nicole Alfandre Halbreiner Alice Clark Coogan Sally Willcox Elizabeth Gordon Sarah McGovern Thomas Williams Susan Hammond Eva Semple Davis Jeremy Winston Laura Martin Gordon Lavinia Middleton Elizabeth Zeidman Jay Howard Jr. Ann Barnes Deschamps Peter Wrampelmeier Heather Graham Amanda Lehrer Nash Hilary Nelson Jacobs James Dix Edith Furber Zhang Patrick Hewes Eleni Rossides 1977 Hilary Kacser Roselyn Epps Lauren Hill David Schrag Christopher Kramer Louisa Schneiberg Hollman Sanjaya Krishna Nicole Janin Sheehan Carol Malone Aufmann 1982 Cecilia Meza Peter Hutt II Elizabeth Lansdale Margaret Elliott Smith Eric Beatty Anonymous Bill Peyser Christopher Hyun Louise Milner Phoebe Stein Drue Bralove Eric Adler Krishnan Rajagopalan Emily Klayman Jacobson Thomas O’Neil William Strathmann Michael Brewer Mark Alexander James Sams Stuart Kogod Lauren Smith Pope Ward Alejandro Camacho Elliott Thurston Charles Kupfer Kim Bohen Frederick Wilhelm Jr. Timothy Coville Anthony Laurence Wilner Thomas MacIsaac Jennifer Bryant Anna Crocker Miriam Zimmerman Arshad Mohammed Susan Popkin Cahn 1986 Martina-Margarita Crocker 1984 Robert Morris Jr. Vertrees Canby Anonymous Terence Eagleton Michael Bacon Maryland Pao Tova Ferro Ericka Alford Ronald Haft 1979 Kathleen McFarlin Lewison William Rice Peter Froelicher Andrew Aurbach Robert Hyman Joanna Fleming Bowen Jean Russo Patti Spady Ross Jonathan Gould William Bishop William Hyun Elizabeth Newlin Carney Jonathan Weiss Mark Shaw Bruce Gray Mark Chichester Emily Rubin Jennewein Jennifer Hodges Jeanne Harris Nathaniel Christie

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David Fitzpatrick Lucy Leffingwell Owen Amy McKee Nathaniel Carroll Christopher Fuhrman Laura Parsky 1989 Jennifer Nelsen V.W. Fowlkes 1994 Horace Howells Mary Peters Karena Crocker Anderson Nicholas Posner Daniel Graham Bruce Altevogt Stephen Irish Gautam Prakash Katherine Craig Bocock Thomas Shakow Carrie Thompson Hayter Cynthia Miller Bode John Janke John Shakow Mara Bralove Elizabeth Terry Aaron Kramer Ashleigh Davis Donovan William Jones Jr. Ted Stern Alison Crockett Paul Thornell Kathleen Lawton-Trask John Gillanders David Milner Joseph Strathmann Dawn Dew Meta Puttkammer Valentic Chinh Le Daniel S. Goldman Susanna Blake Murphy Danae Wright Strong Amy Dine Hilary West James Loeffler Jonathan Goldman Marisa Ottolenghi Kris van Riper Mary Dowling Anna Fielding Ince Winters Nicole Pagano Stephanie Gross Julian Nightingale Ronald Wolfe Marta Ferro Emily Paster Jeninne Lee-St. John Scott Oswald Jacqueline Wright Meredith Godley 1991 Sarah Piepmeier Marika Cutler Meyer David Owen Steven Krause David Pressly Ali Mohamadi Alexander Boyle William Pao Charles Lockyer III Tracy Pruzan-Roy Ivan Petrovitch 1988 Elizabeth Holleman Brown Thomas Rhoads Jair Lynch Brian Roth Alexander Posner Christopher Anderson Amanda Derryck Castel Victoria Sams John Mathews Jonathan Stoel Robert Watkins IV Douglas Bradshaw April Chisholm Adam Schneiberg Kelly McBride Amanda Whitehead Randy Chambers Dahomey Coleman Laura McGiffert Slover Juan Mendez Jessica Whitney Alexander Crockett Ashley Corson Cyrus Stacey Karin Ottesen 1993 Rebecca Butz Williamson Sarah Burr Crockett Jonathan Goldman Amy Baughcum Eric Steadman Ashley Wivel Chris Davies Geoffrey Gross Timothy Brennan Thomas Troyer Elizabeth Wyatt Rachel Stern Davis Timothy Hanrahan Emily Carrier 1995 Aubyn Boyer Demian Hilary Herscher Andrew Crawford Anonymous 1987 Daniel Farber 1990 Kevin Johnson Emily Morentz Feldman Julia Lynton Boelte Anonymous Everett Hutt Erika Alexander Todd Johnson Marissa Jones Friedman Tyras Bookman Marc Abramson Geoffrey Jones Abbai Belai Charlotte Kaiser Colleen Coleman Andrew Goldsmith Stephanie Dimond Avelino Elizabeth Kolsky Cecily Totten Bell Minh Le Hassenstein Sarah Halpert Spencer Boyer Catherine Lee Amy Shields Doyle Eliza Leighton Paul Hodgdon Gregory Heltzer Katherine Fleming Buckley Max Maccoby Alissa Goldman Ede Charles Leitzell Joseph Mares Christopher Hut Sambath Chung Jason Moore David Fischer Dorothy Mares McCuaig Mason Morfit Shawn Johnson John Coffin Margaret Tennille Myers Spencer Freedman Matt Onek Ann Lo Presti Payne Alex Karam Deborah Colson Sonja Olson Liam Gray Scott Rupp Hilary Frank Peck Webster McBride Bathsheba Crocker Andrew Schechter Dolores Hamilton Lisa Sherman Myra Riggs Margaret Hensler Nicholls Duncan Evans Peter Shakow Linton Harrington Peter Sisitsky George Peterson Julia Aledort Gaebler Stephanie Posner Shaw Gretchen Kolsky 1992 Brooke Wolvin Joshua Pollack James Heltzer Kristen Walton Alisa Ivers Leventis Michael Wood Jr. Sara Siegel Poulios Anonymous Jennifer Johnson Jeremy Weinberg Brian Matsui Narda Quigley Brooke Bralove James Kingdon Matthew Wheelock Adam McConagha Doug Thornell Meghan Terry Broadstone

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Channing Paller Kathryn Romansky Poulin 1996 Jefferson Parke Erik Uttermann Anonymous Gavin Pratt Nicholas Vittas I give to Sidwell Friends because the financial aid program Clare Beeny Ezara Hoffman Spangl ensures that the School’s academic and co-curricular resources Bryce Fort Matthew Watkins 2000 flow into communities across the DC region, regardless of William Grayson III Adrian Wilairat Jamie Hechinger Anonymous (2) socioeconomic status. I hope that my contributions as a donor Michael Kraskin Kimberly Schinnerer Cover and fundraiser help bridge the gap between deserving future 1998 Daniel Eichner Alexa Kuuskraa leaders and a world-class education. As today’s students Daniel Adams Emily Eisenberg Mark Lanpher become tomorrow’s leaders, they will rely on the core beliefs Brandye Lee Sarah Beardmore Mark Flemming they learned here. I look forward to seeing how the School’s Sara Lenherr John Bingaman Nick Friedman recent, unequivocal commitment to identifying and addressing Afshin Mohamadi Daniel Birns Bobby Gravitz Tiffany Norman Matthew Blong Patrick Kelly racism, bigotry, and prejudice on campus—specifically anti- Jesse Nussbaum Zachary Bookman Michael Krafft Blackness—will be implemented in the culture and curriculum. Timothy Paster Samantha Staffier Burman Dominic Lee Audrey Russek Conrad Caplin Shaba Lightfoot LORY IVEY ALEXANDER ’97 Paul Urbanczyk Noah Feinstone Lincoln Mayer Kimberly Wood Alison Friedman Jonathan McCulloch Mali Friedman Jerome Nichols Jared Hendricks Robynn Scott-Clayton Albert Gore III 1997 Katherine Hut Nichols Cornelia Griggs Anonymous Jason Jeffery Alice Goldman Reiter Amir Jenkins Lory Ivey Alexander Lida Masoudpour Stephen Scholz Michelle Katzow William Black Candace McNamee Margot Lowenstein Simmons Braden Kay Suzanne Butz Reider Castaldo Novoselnik Jessica Suzuki James Lake Damita Chambers Craig Olsson Nikhilesh Tandon Michael Lewin Chelsea Clinton Anne Warren Peled Britney Williams Olivia Ma Mary Abigail Dos Santos Brooke Press Quinn Mahoney Courtesy Lory Ivey Alexander Ivey Lory Courtesy Rory Eakin Alan Quillian 2001 David Mills Ellen Cornelius Ericson Natalie Randolph Jeremy Oldfield Emma Taylor Anonymous Nicole Davison Fox Nina Santiago Zhuan Pei Elizabeth Van Heuvelen 2002 Marco Adelfio Elisabeth Cozzens Guthrie Rachel Pinson Anna Weissman Camilo Barrera Acosta Can Baysan Deborah Kobes E. Daniel Ross III Elizabeth Wilkins Samuel Buffone 1999 Natasha Bonhomme Rebecca Kolsky Brent Sanet Emma Wolman David BurtonPerry Lillian Lardy Brownstein Lauren Brownlee Robert Lutzker Daniel Talero E. Wilson Wulfekotte Caitlin Elgarten Brian Corman Daniel Case Jill Romansky McCulloch Dev Talvadkar Minhau Zhang Justin Hall Charlotte D’Ooge Luke Friedman Matthew McCulloch Melissa del Aguila Talvadkar Ethan Heard Benjamin Harter Merrick Fultz 33 SIDWELL FRIENDS SCHOOL

Rachel Tayler Lumay Wang Every year, I give to Sidwell Friends because the teachers, staff, and community Frances Weil raise our students to value how powerful their voices can be! The School instills Sophia Wolman in students the belief that an individual can make real change, tackle a problem head on, and be persistent until the change comes about. I am so proud of how my 2008 classmates, alumni, and current students take leadership seriously, think critically, Anonymous (2) and engage thoughtfully on the biggest issues facing our world today. Yonathan Berhanu Nathaniel Brown LUMAY WANG ’07 Wang Lumay Courtesy Mary Burke Celena Dopart

Patrick Kaszubski Chanelle Croxton Martin Manville Margaret Dorr Thomas Mueller Brennan Hawkins Tristan Kessler Guy Huber Cat Dawson Kimberly Bloom-Feshbach Ann Pope Clarion Heard Mark Krafft Juliet Izon Brian Extein Julia Cohen Loren Sands-Ramshaw Sean Lesczynski Sara Akman Lange Meredith Karam Benjamin Friedman Judith Eichner Mohona Siddique Eli Pollak Evan LeFlore Rebecca Kilborne Caroline Goodbody Jennifer Esch Josh Tom Zachary Ratner Deborah Low Patrick McKee Charlotte Ickes John Michael Geise Daniel White Rachel Reeves John McKenna III Jamila Coar Hall Mitchell Alfred Johnson Peter Grant Carly Ritzenberg Robert Metz Dana Mueller Phoebe Jones Zoe Gravitz William Roberts Jr. Plamena Milusheva Naabia Ofosu-Amaah Helen Li Sara Harr 2007 Will Rumford Elisabeth O’Bryon Joshua Robinson Anna Thompson Pearson Kate Heller Anonymous (3) Luisa Sawyer Paran Quigley Asheesh Siddique Bradley Pearson Gareth Jones Alex Akman Zayani Sims Simon Salgado Evan Suzuki Suzanne Salgado Derek Mazique Olivia Amter Christian Stephens Benjamin Silverman Brittany Toscano-Gore Roheeni Saxena Grace Rumford Alethea Dopart Lazarus Vittas Sam Travers Andrew Smith-Mui Andrew Wallace Emily Hall Camila Villanueva Tessa Solomon-Lane Lindsay Johnson 2009 2003 Anna Mayergoz Weinberg Jasmine Wahi 2006 Galen Jones Martin Bate Benjamin Weinberg Sonia Weil Julia Lemle Kirk Benson Andrew Adelfio Anonymous Daniel Winik Lida Zlatic Andrew Lyons-Berg Audrey Boochever Alexandria Bradshaw Alexander Blood Elizabeth Paisner Robert Carpenter-Israel John Cutler Eleanor Bomstein Hope Richardson Daniel Forrester Margot Dankner 2004 2005 Emma Forrester Elizabeth Cayne Rosen Razia Hamid Jamison Donovan Anonymous (2) Anonymous Molly Hart Hilary Rocks Ruhe Kylie Hiemstra Jennifer Guest Laura BurtonPerry Laura Allen Alexandra Hollman Alexander Schreiber Caitlin Lesczynski Karolyn Hipple Horowitz Schafer Bomstein Castella Yaphet Berhanu Afiya Hosten Walter Suskind Emma Loizeaux

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Amrit Malothra Paige Deckelbaum Grant Mulitz-Schimel Marcus Lintott Anzia Mayer Dylan Everett Noah Museles 2016 2019 Laina Lomont Philip Rihm Nicholas Fernandez Lydia Nagelhout Alexandra Frazier Lauren Adler Hannah Marchick Ashley Riley Akinyi Ochieng Vikram Rajagopalan David Hauge Olivia Choi Jayla Matthews Vanessa Robin Carolyn Peyser Nicholas von Pentz Marwan Lloyd Maxwell Collins Sam McClelland Albert Small Emily Siegel Emily Zinger Charles O’Mara Anjali Krishna Jeannette McGrath Bryan Stabbe Samuel Stevens Anna Rumer Nalani Lyde Patrick Newcombe Evan Strother Lark Toney 2014 Elijah Scott Ankit Patel Christopher O’Mara Caroline Ulwick Kira Ullman Samuel Singer Sophie Peikin Ian Palk Cole Beecher Sonia Wahi Harry Webb Tucker Ward Anika Schipma Annika Pederson Maia Berlow Jayon Wang Catherine Yochum Joshua Zinger Benjamin Schwartz Olivia Restifo Lesley Chen-Young Justin Young Hannah Wilson-Black Rohil Sabherwal Kyle Ireland Sophie Small 2010 Melissa Lu 2017 Alexander Sundberg Anthony Asare 2012 Madeleine Moran Alya Ahmed 2020 Lili Sundberg Theodore Bazil Anonymous (2) David Newman Shea Christian Anonymous (5) Eden Weinstein Mary Bryan Robert Beecher III Alison Steinbach Hannah Coffin Golpari Abari Evelyn Weinstock Lindsay Elliott-Foose Peter Bell Maryann Webb Skylar Gunty Nathaniel Aurbach Brandon White Nicholas Fineman Gabriel Brown Jason Mazique Elizabeth Barker Claire Wolstencroft Philip Fleischman Benjamin Citrin Garrett Nixon Najayah Belton 2015 Ruby Zeidman Todd Harris Alexander Collingsworth Samuel Rabinowitz Ciara Campbell Anonymous Colleen Zeugin Chloe Lansdale Joseph Frye Jason Souvaliotis Christin Clyburn Scott Alper Linda Li Nicolas Kirsch Valeria Werner Tuvshinjargal Dorjnamjim Brenner Bernstein Nicholas Liu Jackson Mills Alan Zhang Johnathan Eaton Pascale Bronder Christopher Miller Bethany Robinson Mia Ellis Sadie Coffin Alexander Ordoobadi Charlotte Sarraille Benjamin Fagell Kira Forster 2018 Varun Rajagopalan Starlin Shi Henry Fant Audrey Fritz Anonymous Marisa Repka David Steinbach Julianna Grimson Charles Howells Taylor Alexander Daniel Seder Natalie Vicas Charlotte Hoopes Isabella Hyun Saddiq Bey Ian Steckler Andrew Jing Katherine Maguire Caelan Campbell Andrew Stevenson Leah Johnson 2013 George Marcou David Frankel Gerald Wertheim Matthew Johnson Erik Pederson Anonymous Emily Miller Allison Jones Anna Siegel Elias Feldman Benjamin Ogden-Lord Rem Katyal 2011 Joan Fleischman Alexander Rivkin Akshay Krishnan Alejandro Alderman Jordan Levine Yasmin Siahpoosh Aleksandr Kuzmenchuk Caroline Bowman Derek Levinson Charlotte Rose LaMotte Kira Bromwich Kameron Mitchell

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Upper School students dive into an edition of Horizon. Kelley Lynch Kelley

36 2019/20 REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY The Beat Goes On How the Hutt family keeps the presses printing at Horizon

s COVID-19 shuttered the Upper School, the editors of Horizon faced a contributions they have made since, dilemma. With their board room locked, their reporters and editorial including multiple gifts and pledges in staff working in isolation, and their distribution methods interrupted, 2020, members of the Hutt family have Horizon staff would have to make the leap to the digital realm and funded Horizon equipment, training, publish the first digital edition of the newspaper. technologies, and distribution for over A three decades. “Now, more than ever, we need journalism to keep us connected and informed,” editors-in-chief Abbey Kim ’21 and Ben Fagell ’20 wrote on May 7, 2020, in the The Hutt Family Fund also ensures that online launch. significant resources are directed annually

to other Upper School activities. “In a way, Archives School Friends Sidwell Courtesy It’s a sentiment shared by Peter Hutt ’80 it doesn’t even matter what the activities Sarah Hutt ’82 and classmates work with Ellis Turner on an edition of Horizon. (P’15, ’16, ’19), who—along with his are,” Hutt explained. siblings Kathy ’79, Sarah ’82, and Everett ’88—found purpose and passion “Students need to have something to feel passionate while working on the school newspaper. about, something they do because they are deeply “When you produce news, you become interested, not because the activities are easy or a more educated consumer of it,” Peter Hutt reflected. “In some ways, it’s harder good for résumés.”

Anthony La Fleur Anthony than it was 30 years ago, but I still see Peter ’80, Kathy ’79, and Everett ’88 fondly remember their Horizon students going through the As Horizon’s editors, reporters, and photographers Sidwell Friends experiences, especially those on Horizon. process I did.” begin to make the transitions to an online publication, there is still uncertainty about what For Hutt and his siblings, that included learning to follow leads, discern truth, and lies ahead for the campus. What is certain is that incorporate interviews into compelling narratives. It was a place to learn the ropes as Horizon will continue to publish as long as there freshmen and mentor younger students as seniors. are students eager to report, thanks to the Hutt family’s investment. Although Kathy was the only Hutt sibling to become a professional journalist, “my parents were taken with the effect it had on all of us,” Peter Hutt recalled. And that’s good news for Hutt, who still picks up a copy when he can: “I usually turn to the Letters Peter Barton Hutt and Eleanor Hutt endowed the Hutt Family Fund in 1988 in to the Editors and the editorials, right after support of the school newspaper, noting that “Horizon serves an important role reading the front page. That’s how you really get in teaching academic skills, moral values, and the principles of democracy in a a feel for the life of the School.” free society.” With income generated from both their initial gifts and additional

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Sherica White Ragini Dalal & Dhiren Patel Earnest Williams Jr. Abigail Davenport & CURRENT PARENTS Gina Williams & Derek Williams Todd Davenport Anne Witkowsky & John Barker Sue Deagle Hilary Barnes Hoopes & Nicole Mitchell & David Mitchell Catherine Wolstencroft & Brenda Ellison & Philip Benson Jr. 2020 Robert Hoopes Leanne Mos & Jake Weinstock Tracy Wolstencroft Phyllis Fagell & Steven Fagell Anonymous (3) Kimberly Hurley & Adrian Hurley Lisa Newcombe & Elizabeth Zeidman ’76 Carrie Flaxman & Craig Margolis Dina Abu-Ghaida & Gail Jacobs & Aztec Jacobs Bryan Newcombe Beth Zeugin & Lee Zeugin Karin Flynn & John Flynn Saeed Abu-Elnaj Dominique Johnson & Carmen Nonay & Beat Heggli Blair Giannini & Eugene Giannini Salma Hasan Ali & Arif Ali Lee Johnson Susan O’Mara & Timothy O’Mara Ana Gilbert & Jeffrey Gilbert Karena Crocker Anderson ’89 & Vanessa Hill Johnson & 2021 Karen O’Shea & Kevin O’Shea Leigh Gilman & Jeffrey Wheeler Kai Anderson Edward Johnson Anonymous (5) Susan Oswald & Amy Goldberg & Allison Leader & Lauren Jones & Thomas Jones Suzanne Adler & Eric Adler ’82 Scott Oswald ’86 Andrew Schwartz Andrew Aurbach ’86 Maia Kats & Greg Kats Swati Agrawal & Anthony Saldana Sue Palk & Jeffrey Palk Sudeepa Gupta & Ajay K. Gupta Elizabeth Barratt-Brown & Jelena Kecmanovic Jenifer Panner & Aaron Panner Edie Albert & Michael Albert Ralph Bosworth Dewey Lee Ann Hart & Christopher Hart Min Kim & Mark Pederson Karen Richter Panth & Ellen Alexander & Jeff Alexander Kimberly Berger & Hellen Hom-Diamond & Celine La Vina & Ricky La Vina Sanjaya Panth Robyn Alexander & Lawrence Berger David Diamond Elisabeth LaMotte & Marianela Peralta & Jeffrey Alexander Shuchi Bhatt & Raj Deol Hui Jiang & Alexander Sung ’73 K. Russell LaMotte Edward McCormack Cheryl Amitay & Yolanda Brown & Averrett Brown Cecilia Kang & Oltac Unsal Jennifer Lanoff & Andrew Wise Margo Phillips & Damon Phillips Giancarlo Appiani Alexandra Caramazza & Alice Reed Keating & Diana Lazarus ’85 & Nan Pickens & David Pickens Julie Anbender & Brian Hurley Francesco Caramazza Peter Keating William Barker Melinda Pierce & James Woodwell Liz Martinez Baldick & Monica Chopra & Neeraj Chopra Courtenay Labson & Nick Baldick Jane Legg & Mattias Lundberg Alison Pion & Kurosh Majd Michael Labson Stephanie Martz & Marcia Lehrman & Louis Lehrman Tracy Ballard & John Gorman Chris Davies ’88 Margarita Prieto & Mark Michael Katrina Laguarda & May Liang & James Lintott Carriellen Beaudreau & Fernando Laguarda Shyami de Silva Tara Primis & Craig Primis Tommy Beaudreau Ksenya Litvak & Elisabeth LaMotte & Unur Demberel & Dorj Lhaajav Julie Ray & Andrew Ray Michael Kachman Marla Beck & Barry Beck K. Russell LaMotte Canaan Demissie & Rebecca Rippey Amy Liu & Mike Jing Azin Bekhrad & Bahman Rowhani Diana Lazarus ’85 & Adane Negussie Hattie Ruttenberg & Saira Malik & Edward Rippey Amy Bjarnason & William Barker Eveleen Eaton & Michael Eaton Jonathan Molot Marjan Matin & Madjid Matin David Bjarnason Joy Lewis Phyllis Fagell & Steven Fagell Aparna Sabherwal & Malika Matthews & Ajay Sabherwal Lisa Brown & Kevin Cullen Anastassiya Marina & Lan Wu Susan Fant Jason Matthews Ethel Sennhauser & Amanda Derryck Castel ’91 & Dipali Mehta & Mark Nelson Dana Gershon & Jonah Pesner Guillaume Castel Quinn McClean & Joe McClean Mark Sundberg Sarah Meyers & Teesta Ghosh & Salim Darbar Karen McCann McClelland & Craig Small Tessa Cholmondeley & Christopher Meyers Louise Greenspan & Douglas Tyson John McClelland Eric Sundberg Carmen Nonay & Beat Heggli Jay Greenspan Martina Copelman & Wendy Hobbins McGrath & Priscilla Muntemba Taylor & Lucy Leffingwell Owen ’87 & Joan Grimson & Jeffrey Grimson Alejandro Werner Daniel McGrath Scott Taylor James Burns Shannon Hawkins & Rita Cornish & Trent Cornish Donna McPartland & Nandini Thillairajah & Stacy Patwardhan & Matthew Herrington Frank McPartland Rajakanthan Thillairajah Renata Craig & Julian Craig Ashish Patwardhan Lisa Ward & Pope Ward ’85 Tia Cudahy & Redmond Walsh 38 2019/20 REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY

Stacey Peikin & David Peikin Jacqueline Becker & Elizabeth Kay & Matthew Kay Regina Perkins & George Perkins Maria Martinez Peria & Scott Schipma Dianne Keppler & John Keppler Margo Phillips & Damon Phillips 2023 Sergio Schmukler Kimberly Berger & Sumeera Khan & Ahsun Murad Nancy Piho & Paul Piho Anonymous (5) Lawrence Berger Michael Pickrum Gina Kim & Ira Apfel Alison Pion & Kurosh Majd Mustafa Aksakal Amy Berman & Joshua Berman Kalpna Prakash & Caroline Krass & Estee Portnoy & Elliott Portnoy Rose Alvarez & Mario Alvarez Shailesh Prakash Elena Boley & David Leviss William Passmore Anjali Parekh Prakash & Kerry Armstrong & Christy Ross & Garth Ross Deborah Borkowski & Karen Lager & Robert Lager Gautam Prakash ’87 George Andrew Cheney Janie Song & David Song Michael Borkowski Jennifer Lanoff & Andrew Wise Andrea Rice & John Rice Layla Asali Winnie Stachelberg & Linanne Breslin & Sean Breslin DeDe Lea & Dallas Lea Rebecca Rippey Sally Bailey & William Bailey Victoria Phillips Frankie Brown Gia Lee & Jeremy Maltby Evangelia Rodousakis-Xanthos & Tracy Ballard & John Gorman Stacey Davis Stewart & Frederica Brown & Terry Brown Eliza Leighton ’91 & Josh Wright Ioannis Xanthos Sylvia Ballinger Jarvis Stewart Lily Brown & Carter Brown Jennifer Levy & Michael Levy Eleni Rossides ’85 & Carriellen Beaudreau & Amy Swindell & Richard Swindell Marcia Brown & Nikolas Bezianis Tommy Beaudreau Jianping Li & Guo Li Margaret Tarr & Bernard Tarr Alvaro Molina-Cruz Aparna Sabherwal & Marla Beck & Barry Beck Yuqiong Liu & Steve Zhao Hadley Truettner & Sheila Cheston & Graham Dower Ajay Sabherwal Brooke Bralove ’92 Daniel Robison Saira Malik & Edward Rippey Bina Clark & Jeff Clark Kim Scardino Peter Brigham Susan Van Meter & Nancy Geyelin Margie & Tobey Collins & Marc Collins Angela Smith & G. Clark Smith Melanie Brody & Stephen Brody Stephen Van Meter Paul Margie Stephanie Martz & Shana Smith & Stuart Smith Marsha Campbell & Diane Watkinson & Elizabeth Marshall & Chris Davies ’88 Judith Wallner & Ted Stern ’87 Andrew Campbell Troy Watkinson Harry Marshall Caroline Davis & Aiman Stuckart & Mark Stuckart Tessa Cholmondeley & Sophia Coudenhove-Kalergi & Wendy Hobbins McGrath & Brandon Partridge Douglas Tyson Jeremy Weinberg ’88 Daniel McGrath Svetlana Tabaniukhava & Sheila Descheneaux & Zviad Phagava Lynetta Cooper Jill White & Ernest White III Ivy Michel & Keith Michel Mike Descheneaux Lynn Taliento & Michael Warren Tia Cudahy & Redmond Walsh Sarah Whitesell & Wan Kim Karen Miller & Jim Burkhardt Marjan Ehsassi & Louis Horst III Zhe Tang & Haifeng Bao Canaan Demissie & Jennifer Wood & Krista Moody & Jason Gray Kelly Ezickson & Doron Ezickson Adane Negussie Michael Wood Jr. ’93 Auysha Muhayya & Elizabeth Trimble Larry Gamble Donna Desrochers & Kathryn Youel Page & William Degener Katherine Trinidad & Mark Garon Rachel Gayer & Ted Gayer Jeffrey Walker Kevin Youel Page Georgine Newman-Alawode & Jodi Trulove & Eric Delinsky Nina Goodman & Dawn Dew ’89 & Pahel Brunis Joy Zhou & Allen Zhang Abayomi Alawode Ana Tschen & Jorge Kamine Gideon Lachman Sedene Dunac & Donald Dunac Jennifer O’Connor & David Case Joanna Wang & Kevin Lu Sudeepa Gupta & Ajay Gupta Elizabeth Dupree & Susan Oswald & Scott Oswald ’86 Yan Wang & Jin Wang 2022 Jennifer Heimert & Thomas Dupree Jr. Lucy Leffingwell Owen ’87 & Jill White & Ernest White III Andrew Heimert Anonymous (6) James Burns Mary Dutton & Jean Veta Juli Wilson-Black & Laura Annunziata Amy Henderson & John Fuson Eveleen Eaton & Michael Eaton Priya Parikh & Gunjan Parikh Robert Wilson-Black Lisa Arrington & Damon Jones Martha Ford & Christopher Ford Dipti Patel-Donnelly & Kelli Yu & Tom Yu Thadeus Arrington Jr. Shirley Kalwaney & Samir Patel Michael Donnelly Samara Foxx & Anthony Foxx Edith Furber Zhang ’81 & Allison Leader & Maia Kats & Greg Kats William Patton Jr. Jeffrey Zhang Dana Gershon & Jonah Pesner Andrew Aurbach ’86 Andrea Kaufman Marianela Peralta & Angela Gillus & Darrin Gillus Virginia Avanesyan & Ann Kay & Andrew Kay Edward McCormack Rebecca Griffiths & Daleep Singh Suren Avanesyan

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Roni Grossman & Zeinab Partow & Juan Gaviria Kathryn Youel Page & Emily Grossi & Thomas Grossi Kalpakam Shastri & Arun Shastri Adam Grossman Lisa Pelstring & Jim Boyd Kevin Youel Page Damon Jones Nicole Ruman Skinner & Tracy Hart Nan Pickens & David Pickens Helen Zhang & Edward Liu Jocelyn Katsock & Allison Jones David Skinner Katy Harvey & Michael Harvey Tara Primis & Craig Primis Alice Reed Keating & Julia Slutsman & Matt Hoffman Alba Hernandez & Mojdeh Razavi & 2024 Peter Keating Nina Snow & Stanley Snow Enrique Flores Curiel M. Hossein Razavi Victoria King & Iain King Sue Son & Jun Son Anonymous Shannon Hill Lisa Ruthel & Anup Mahurkar Aradhana Kumar-Capoor & Janie Song & David Song Dina Abu-Ghaida & Julie Hudson & Steven Holden Hattie Ruttenberg & Karan Capoor Christine Tan & Alfred Acres Saeed Abu-Elnaj Dominique Johnson & Jonathan Molot Leigh Ky & Michael Wah Joy-marie Toh & Kanad Virk Ellen Alexander & Jeff Alexander Lee Johnson John Sheridan Jr. Gaielle Latortue & George Kabwe Claudia Torres & Walter Gomez Ritu Basu & Pravin Krishna Jennifer Johnson ’87 & Niamh Sheridan & Gia Lee & Jeremy Maltby Veronica Valencia-Sarukhan & Marcio Schwinden Carol Chow & William Bishop ’86 Barry Merriman Jennifer Levy & Michael Levy Arturo Sarukhan Kimberly Johnson & Dalia Blass & David Blass Asmara Sium & Kenn Blagburn Ellen Lukens & Paul Sisson Pravina Viswanathan & Mark Johnson Linanne Breslin & Sean Breslin Stacey Davis Stewart & Lesli Mathewson & Ram Viswanathan Lauren Jones & Michael Jones Nora Cameron & Andrew Gillies Jarvis Stewart John Mathewson Joanna Wang & Kevin Lu Dresden Koons & Alex Perdikis Amanda Derryck Castel ’91 & Lydia Strohl & Eric Riddleberger M. Monique McCloud-Manley & Yan Wang & Jin Wang Patricia Koopersmith & Guillaume Castel Danae Wright Strong ’87 & Kwame Manley JoDee Winterhof Theodore Koopersmith Mark Strong Oya Celasun Jessica Meiller & Kelli Yu & Tom Yu Susan Kostorowski & Margaret Taylor & Jessica Stockton Clancy & Oktay Dogramaci Stephen Kostorowski Tom Clancy Angus Worthing Julie Mitchiner & Jon Mitchiner Courtenay Labson & Caroline Davis & Priscilla Muntemba Taylor & Maria Moreno & Glenn Canencio 2025 Michael Labson Scott Taylor Brandon Partridge Auysha Muhayya & Anonymous (3) Yuqiong Liu & Steve Zhao Anna Deeny & Gregory Locraft Jr. Sarah Thorn & Craig Thorn William Degener Bianca Bianchi Alves & Judith Lyons & Charles Lyons Ginger Dietrich & Richard Dietrich Cathleen Trail & Joseph Keyes Donna Neale-Orr & Kevyn Orr Guilherme Pereira Alves Amy MacIsaac & Angela Dixon-Allamby & Gita Satterlee van Heerden Irina Nikolic & Justin Jacinto Manika Batra & Rajeev Batra Thomas MacIsaac ’80 Steven Allamby Pinky Verma & Rich Verma Annemarie Oxman & Marla Beck & Barry Beck Sarah Meyers & Ying Dong & Tao Sun Tracy Wagner & Elliot Wagner Jason Oxman Amy Berman & Joshua Berman Christopher Meyers Jamie Dorros & Dave Dorros Lisa Ward & Pope Ward ’85 Stephanie Park & Michael Park Wafaa Berrady & Sara Depew & Ali Mohamadi ’94 Caitlin Durkovich & Monica Watkins & Stacy Patwardhan & Eduardo Cusicanqui Gladys Leonor Alfaro Moisa Simon Rosenberg Alphonse Valbrune Ashish Patwardhan Deborah Borkowski & Krista Moody & Jason Gray Marcela Escobari & Beran Rose Meridith Webster & David Fauvre Kat Peters & Whit Peters Michael Borkowski Leanne Mos & Jake Weinstock Karen Evans & Stephen Evans Suzanne White & David Keyser Jennifer Pryce & Jeffrey Pryce Lisa Catapano & Bill Thomas Marisa Ottolenghi Nightingale ’86 Simone Frederick & Kanisha Wood & James Wood Eleni Rossides ’85 & Sheila Cheston & Graham Dower & Todd Edelman Wayne Frederick Jennifer Wood & Nikolas Bezianis Monica Chopra & Neeraj Chopra Belinda Nixon & Gregory Nixon Caroline Friedman & Michael Wood Jr. ’93 Natasha Schooling & Laura DeBonis & Scott Nathan Angela Olsen & Ron Malachowski Peter Friedman Eun Yang & Robert Kang Robert Schooling Mishka Dehghan & Ali Sanai Karen O’Shea & Kevin O’Shea Leigh Gilman & Jeffrey Wheeler Chatice Yarborough & Nishita Shah & Amjad Ahmad Amy Dine ’89 & Katherine Greenberg & Sue Palk & Jeffrey Palk Sean Yarborough Shivam Shah & Raj Shah Timothy Stefanick Neil Greenberg Jenifer Panner & Aaron Panner Ashley Yingling & Kevin Yingling

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It is an honor to give back to an institution and community that has given our family the life-long gifts of education, friendship, and foundational values. As an alumna, I have had the genuine privilege of experiencing a Sidwell Friends education first-hand. As a parent watching my own children learn and grow, I now have insight into the extraordinary leadership team, operational excellence, and profound care that goes in to delivering a Sidwell Friends education and helping students realize their singular and collective purpose and potential. The essence and mission of the School is shaping our students to not only meet this moment, but all those to come—with ethical leadership grounded in uncompromising integrity, commitment to equity and justice, searching curiosity, and critical thinking balanced by optimism. JAMIE HECHINGER ’96 AND JAY KLUG Parents of John Klug ’27 and Devon Klug ’29

Hilary Pell Dove & Viviana Green Marisa Ottolenghi Nightingale ’86 Ranieri Moore Cavaceppi Rebecca Griffiths & Daleep Singh & Todd Edelman Charis Menschel Drant & Victoria Gyllerup & Yong Chen Sofya Ovcharenko & Ryan Drant Ivan Ovcharenko Jennifer Heiges & Justin Heiges Colleen Dreyhaupt & Dianne Bruning & David Owen ’86 Amy Henderson & John Fuson Devon ’29 Stephan Dreyhaupt Lucy Leffingwell Owen ’87 & Fiona Hill & Kenneth Keen and John ’27 Daphne Dufresne & Joe Amprey James Burns Hellen Hom-Diamond & Mary Dwight & Griz Dwight Kat Peters & Whit Peters David Diamond Lynn Taliento & Michael Warren Suzanne White & David Keyser Hadeel Fayad & Narendra Mangra Anjali Parekh Prakash & Tomoko Itoga & Steve Routh Zhe Tang & Haifeng Bao Roanne Wiczer & Cristianne Fellowes & Gautam Prakash ’87 Maria Jorge & Doug Sosnik Reiko Toyama & Jurgen Wess Michael Paukstitus Matthew Fellowes Anne Riley-Jahi & Baruti Jahi Elizabeth Kay & Matthew Kay Hadley Truettner & Dorothy Moss Williams & Samara Foxx & Anthony Foxx Jessica Rosenworcel & Dresden Koons & Alex Perdikis Daniel Robison Stockton Williams Noel Gerson & Peter Reinecke Mark Bailen Susan Van Meter & Lisa Williams-Fauntroy & DeDe Lea & Dallas Lea Diane Sapir & Michael Sapir Angela Gillus & Darrin Gillus Stephen Van Meter Michael Fauntroy Eliza Leighton ’91 & Josh Wright Ethel Sennhauser & Beata Glover & Stephen Glover Tracy Wagner & Elliot Wagner Eun Yang & Robert Kang Grace Mai & Thuy Loi Mark Sundberg Amy Goldberg & Cindy Zhai & Charles Cai Amy Matsui & Brian Matsui ’90 Zheng Wang & Vitali Nazlymov Andrew Schwartz Beata Stylianos Daniela Wegmann & Zhe Zhao & John Qiao Luz Marina Cardozo Munoz Tammy Sun & Robert Tsai Nina Goodman & Mario Catalan Gideon Lachman Sohaer Syed & Asmir Syed

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Rebecca Gilbert & Glen Zwicker Gaielle Latortue & George Kabwe 2026 Harbinder Gosal & Navneet Gosal Yinqiu Lu & Zhongren Cao Anonymous (3) Katherine Greenberg & Carmen Marchetti & Vivek Arora Alisa Adamo & Said Boukkouri Neil Greenberg Nancy Geyelin Margie & Mustafa Aksakal Roni Grossman & Paul Margie Layla Asali Adam Grossman Molly Medlin & Steve Medlin Ana Barac & Federico Asch Carolyn Hill & Todd Kim Anjali Modi & Mayank Gupta Kathryn Bauman-Hill & John Hill Helen Huang & Howie Huang Sara Depew & Ali Mohamadi ’94 Liz Boison & Gregory Boison Jennifer Johnson ’87 & Donna Neale-Orr & Kevyn Orr Marcio Schwinden Brooke Bralove ’92 Sharon Nokes & David Nokes Kimberly Johnson & Mara Bralove ’89 & Ari Fisher Susan Oswald & Scott Oswald ’86 Mark Johnson Cristina Buitrago Jenifer Panner & Aaron Panner Franka Jordan & Bassem Khoury Abigail Carter & Knight Elsberry Candace Pearson & Julie Kerry & William Kerry Julia Chen & Zhensen Huang Omari Pearson Roma Khanna & Jay Khanna Massa Cressall & Justin Cressall Lauren Richardson & Patricia Koopersmith & Cary Kountoupes Stephanie Martz & Theodore Koopersmith Chris Davies ’88 Lisa Sherman ’91 & Marty Stone Amrita Lakhanpal & Phyllis Fagell & Steven Fagell Tiernan Sittenfeld & Ashish Lakhanpal Darren Speece Caroline Friedman & Ann Lanpher & Mark Lanpher ’96 Peter Friedman Laura McGiffert Slover ’86 & Bill Slover Sue Son & Jun Son Janie Song & David Song Grace Soukou & Kuami Soukou We are inspired to support Sidwell Friends because of its unique pedagogical environment and Danae Wright Strong ’87 & longstanding commitment to exemplary social-equity values. As a family of color, we believe it is Mark Strong crucial that our children be inculcated with deep and lasting ethical precepts—particularly at this Geeta Tholan & Scott Tholan critical juncture in our children’s intellectual, social, and moral development, and in our nation’s Dana Toukan & Joseph Price history. An institution that provides both a superb education and exemplary civic values creates a Jenny Vaswani & Yogesh Vaswani priceless, lifelong benefit for individuals and society. That is what excites us most about Sidwell Pinky Verma & Rich Verma Pravina Viswanathan & Friends: the nurturing, preservation, and consistent provision of these values to future generations Ram Viswanathan of children. Only through the efforts of institutions such as Sidwell Friends will we continue to create Jie Wang & Samir Jain candidates who have the capacity to act in the best interest of others as future leaders. Jing Wang & Shaohua Ding Debee Yamamoto & DONNA NEALE-ORR AND KEVYN ORR Alexander Nyhan Parents of Kevyn Orr II ’24 and Alexandra Orr ’26

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Celia Karam & Alex Karam ’95 Dianne Bruning & David Owen ’86 Minal Damani Kundra & 2027 Charlotte Kramer & 2028 Priya Parikh & Gunjan Parikh Monish Kundra Anonymous (3) Aaron Kramer ’92 Anonymous (2) Mariana Petrei & Charis Menschel Drant & Rina Agarwala & Sharmeela Kuperan & Shelly Agarwal & Sanjay Agarwal Pablo Lopez Murphy Ryan Drant Carsten Stendevad Todd Templeman Priti Agrawal & Dewesh Agrawal Sonia Szlyk & Ivan Petrovitch ’94 Cristianne Fellowes & Matthew Fellowes Bianca Bianchi Alves & Soohyun Lee & Elisha Merriam Anita Belani & Bruce Altevogt ’94 Michelle Richards & Guilherme Pereira Alves Deborah Foster & David Foster Jennifer Levy & Michael Levy Christin Baker & Martin Baker Edward Richards Bomi Anise & Daniel Wise Ashley Foxworth & Mimi Liu & Kevin Bailey Valentina Bruno & Lauren Richardson & Domonique Foxworth Sheyda Aryana & Jocelyn Sigue & Jair Lynch ’89 Francesco Spadafora Cary Kountoupes Kambiz Tavakkoli Angela Gaviria & Jennie McConagha & Julia Chen & Zhensen Huang Jessica Rosenworcel & Melissa Blume & Scott Levine Mark Bailen Mauricio Becerra William McConagha ’85 Peiying Chen & David Chang Peter Brigham Nishita Shah & Amjad Ahmad Usha-Kiran Ghia & Melissa Merideth Jessica Stockton Clancy & Rahul Rajkumar Katherine Brin & Lawrence Brin Julie Mitchiner & Jon Mitchiner Tom Clancy Jasmeet Sidhu & Amandeep Sidhu Dayna Grayson & Peter Grayson Damara Chambers & Noreen Muhib & Arika Cole & Leslie James Kevin Chambers Tiernan Sittenfeld & Loren Hardenbergh & Vijay Palaniswamy Massa Cressall & Justin Cressall John Hardenbergh Kalea Clark & Miles Clark Darren Speece Zarya Navarro & Marcus Fowler Janice Degarmo & Chris Degarmo Monica Harms & Evan Harms Minal Damani Kundra & Theresa Treeck & Dominik Treeck Annie Orgad & Edan Orgad Daphne Dufresne & Joe Amprey Monish Kundra Sherica White Jamie Hechinger ’96 & Jay Klug Liz Oyer & Geoff Wyatt Chinwendu Eke & Mishka Dehghan & Ali Sanai Tanya White JeanAne Hecht & Jonathan Hecht Kim Pomponi & Nick Pomponi William Idoniboye Donna Desrochers & Hui Yang & Shuguang Wang Gayle Horn & Brian Reilly Shailesh Prakash & Rebecca Green & Joel Green Jeffrey Walker Shuang Yan & Yongzhang Guo Monica Hukmani & Kalpna Prakash Viviana Green Navin Hukmani Ginger Dietrich & Richard Dietrich Julia York & George York Eleni Rossides ’85 & Roni Grossman & Angela Dixon-Allamby & Susan Jakes & Jeffrey Prescott Nikolas Bezianis Adam Grossman Steven Allamby Celia Karam & Alex Karam ’95 Natasha Schooling & Maria Elena Gutierrez & Jamie Dorros & Dave Dorros 2029 Isaac Lewis Robert Schooling Alessandro Zanello Charis Menschel Drant & Rina Agarwala & Hannah Lin & Bin Sun Shivam Shah & Raj Shah Nilo Hoorazar & Ahmet Tekmen Carsten Stendevad Ryan Drant Mimi Liu & Kevin Bailey Nina Snow & Stanley Snow Roma Khanna & Jay Khanna Bomi Anise & Daniel Wise Mary Dwight & Griz Dwight Yanhua Liu & Chuncheng Hao Heather Tatton-Harris & Sapna Kundra & Vivek Kundra Sheyda Aryana & Karen Evans & Stephen Evans Jay Harris Jill Romansky McCulloch ’97 & Amrita Lakhanpal & Kambiz Tavakkoli Jill Gibson & Terrence Johnson Matthew McCulloch ’97 Nancy Tita & Gilbert Quarshie Ashish Lakhanpal Azin Bekhrad & Bahman Rowhani Monika Goyal & Nehal Mehta Jessica Meiller & Veronica Valencia-Sarukhan & Brent Lee & Scott Seay Mara Bralove ’89 & Ari Fisher Rebecca Green & Joel Green Arturo Sarukhan Oktay Dogramaci Sue Lim & Justin Tan Katherine Brin & Lawrence Brin Rebecca Griffiths & Daleep Singh Monica Watkins & Sonali Motha & Daniel Lozier Daiyuan Luo & Atsushi Iimi Emily Grossi & Thomas Grossi Alphonse Valbrune Damara Chambers & Anh-Nghi Nguyen & Cuong Vu Lauren Matney & Ryan Matney Kevin Chambers Monica Harms & Evan Harms Sophia Coudenhove-Kalergi & Annie Orgad & Edan Orgad Monique McCloud-Manley & Jeremy Weinberg ’88 Stephanie Chang & Jamie Hechinger ’96 & Jay Klug Constance Pendleton & Kwame Manley Roderick Chen Dorothy Moss Williams & Jason Pendleton JeanAne Hecht & Jonathan Hecht Marika Cutler Meyer ’94 & Kalea Clark & Miles Clark Stockton Williams Mariana Petrei & Shannon Hill Mike Meyer Eun Yang & Robert Kang Kimberly Schinnerer Cover ’00 & Pablo Lopez Murphy Melanie Jacobsen & Joanna Giasafakis & Joshua Cover Mehdia Zaidi & Syed Zaidi Grace Phillips & Matthew Phillips Mark Jacobsen Afshin Mohamadi ’96 43 SIDWELL FRIENDS SCHOOL

Lavert Phillips & Tyler Phillips Ellen Hussain & Mustafa Hussain Amanda Borden & William Borden Sherrese Smith-Heyliger & Sonia Szlyk & Ivan Petrovitch ’94 Tasheema Prince Eva Jenkner Erin Whyte Caplin & Adelaja Heyliger Lavert Phillips & Tyler Phillips Katherine Rothenberg & Akemi Kawano-Levine & Conrad Caplin ’98 Monica Sorensen & David Patton Leah Pollack & Joshua Pollack ’95 Andrew Rothenberg David Levine Vian Chen & Steve Ling Hou Wang & Yi Zhu Erik Sass & Alan Quillian ’98 Marina Koestler Ruben & Dresden Koons & Alex Perdikis Wenjie Chen & Chaitan Kansal Shannon White & Lee White Avionne Richardson Adam Ruben Lauren Matney & Ryan Matney Janice Degarmo & Chris Degarmo Julia York & George York Lauren Richardson & Shivam Shah & Raj Shah Jennie McConagha & Ellen Cornelius Ericson ’97 & Cary Kountoupes Niamh Sheridan & William McConagha ’85 Dan Ericson 2032 Marina Koestler Ruben & Barry Merriman Melissa Merideth Deborah Foster & David Foster Adam Ruben Nina Aicardi & Ignacio Aicardi Sherrese Smith-Heyliger & Sandra Missmar & Sharif Atta Ashley Foxworth & Carrie Siegrist & Adam Siegrist Adelaja Heyliger Esther Aranda & Donald Marron Noreen Muhib & Domonique Foxworth Tiffani Sloan & Eric Mulata Christine Tan & Alfred Acres Rachna Bhatt & Samir Bhatt Vijay Palaniswamy Usha-Kiran Ghia & Emily Sower & Christopher Sower Qihui Tang & Brett Collins Rahul Rajkumar Damara Chambers & Zarya Navarro & Marcus Fowler Jessica Stephens & Kevin Chambers Heather Tatton-Harris & Anh-Nghi Nguyen & Cuong Vu Viviana Green Frederick Stephens II Jay Harris Nansia Constantinou & Jee Hyun Park & Seung Won Woo Katherine Greenberg & Lauren Sun & Francesco Valentini Ruchi Upaday & Tarun Upaday Neil Greenberg Haris Tsangarides Courtney Peterson & Ruchi Upaday & Tarun Upaday Danean Harris Chinwendu Eke & Jack Peterson Jr. Shuang Yan & Yongzhang Guo William Idoniboye Sinem Reed & Justin Reed Celia Karam & Alex Karam ’95 2030 Laurie Feinstone & Michelle Richards & Sapna Kundra & Vivek Kundra Anonymous Noah Feinstone ’98 Edward Richards Una Lee & Jeremy Marcus 2033 Anita Belani & Bruce Altevogt ’94 Monika Goyal & Nehal Mehta Mariel Santiago & Abdiel Santiago Xiumei Liu & Jason Yu Amanda Borden & William Borden Shawn Armbrust & Ruchi Harnal & Adesh Bhargava Priya Seth & Deepak Seth Suzanne McMillan & Emily Carrier ’93 & Andrew Miner Timothy Sparapani Johanna Kao & Christopher Nolan Monica Sorensen & David Patton Mark McMillan Suzanne Dallas Reider Castaldo ’97 Christin Baker & Martin Baker Merate Kibriye & Yared Kibriye Lauren Sun & Francesco Valentini Marika Cutler Meyer ’94 & & Matthew Castaldo Melissa Blume & Scott Levine Mike Meyer Soohyun Lee & Elisha Merriam Sohaer Syed & Asmir Syed Vian Chen & Steve Ling Alina Carare & Octavian Carare Sasha Miller & Kyle DeYoung Hannah Lin & Bin Sun Nancy Tita & Gilbert Quarshie Jennifer Gui & Guangzhe Chen Emily Carrier ’93 & Andrew Miner Joanna Giasafakis & Stephanie Liotta-Atkinson & Mary Tobler & Max Minzner Azra Hadzimehmedovic & Peiying Chen & David Chang Afshin Mohamadi ’96 Kim Atkinson Amir Hadzimehmedovic Xinru Wang & Xianhua Ma Gabriela Coman & Annie Orgad & Edan Orgad Solange Martin & Manuel Varela Ceyda Maisami & Yoshi Maisami Steven Woolwine Natalia Weaver & Scott Weaver Grace Phillips & Matthew Phillips Jennie McConagha & Elizabeth Kerr Mayer & Unur Demberel & Dorj Lhaajav William McConagha ’85 Marina Protopapas & Brendan Mayer Holly Geist & Rudolph Geist 2031 Orlando Zayas-Boujouen Jill Romansky McCulloch ’97 & Sasha Miller & Kyle DeYoung Jill Gibson & Terrence Johnson Matthew McCulloch ’97 Anonymous Lu Qin & Zuotao Liu Grace Phillips & Matthew Phillips Odile Granter & Gavin Wilson Rupal McMillan & Chad McMillan Bergljot Barkbu & Andres Moreno Gwen Renigar & Del Renigar Courtney Raizman & Dayna Grayson & Peter Grayson Sandra Missmar & Sharif Atta Noah Raizman Wafaa Berrady & Christina Rosenberger & Kozue Mukoyama & Sarah Halpert ’95 & Eduardo Cusicanqui Carlos Sanchez Qihui Tang & Brett Collins George Peterson ’95 Toshihiko Mukoyama Omna Bhattacharya & Katherine Rothenberg & Mary Tobler & Max Minzner Arsiné Kailian & Nilo Hoorazar & Ahmet Tekmen Koushik Bhattacharya Andrew Rothenberg Jefferson Parke ’97 Gayle Horn & Brian Reilly Katherine Boone & Hiral Shah & Ketan Doiphode Joshua Geltzer 44 2019/20 REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY CURRENT GRANDPARENTS AND GRANDPARENTS OF ALUMNI

Anonymous (9) Peggy Brin & Robert Brin Karen Dwight & Glen Fleischer Esthy Adler & James Adler Coralie Bryant & Ralph Bryant Elizabeth Edminster Felice Albert James Cafritz ’47 Ellen Eisner & Sherman Eisner Madeleine Albright Jenifer Calomiris & Warren Miller Suellen Estrin Tomoko Alexander & Marsha Campbell & David Fellingham Carl Alexander Andrew Campbell Jeanne Fellowes & Peter Fellowes Mary Altevogt Kristina Caplin & Mandy Fisher & Joel Fisher Photography Freed Joy Anderson & Dennis Derryck Michael Caplin ’69 Tina Fowler & Burt Fowler Chloe ’26 and Ciara ’20 share smiles and Sidwell Friends experiences with their grandmother, Carol Coffin Agatha Aurbach & Laura Foxx Joanne Brainard. Laurence Aurbach Beth Cohen & Jeffrey Cohen ’67 Linda Friedman & Nancy Horst & Louis Horst Meera Kundra & Mary Frances Bailey & Janet Cornelius & Frank Cornelius Harold Friedman Joginder Kundra Robert Bailey Ginny Hoynes & Louis Hoynes Virginia Cover Lincoln Furber* Lucy Labson Judith Barnett Eleanor Hutt Maryellen Crowell* & Tom Crowell Evelyn Gardiner Richard Landfield Deborah Bateman & Peter Barton Hutt Margot Cunningham Betty Garner & Edward Garner Jeffrey Koopersmith Umber Iqbal & Nauveed Iqbal Valentine Larragoite & Joan P. Curhan & C.E. Gaskill & Hugh Gaskill Claudio Larragoite Nancy Beaudreau Ronald C. Curhan Barbara Ridder Irwin Anne Gershon & Michael Gershon Susan Leighton Haiedeh Bekhrad & Martha Cusicanqui & Lynne Jacobsen & Paul Jacobsen Ina Goldstein & Mort Goldstein Paula Levy & Michael Levy Abbas Bekhrad Eduardo Cusicanqui Sr. Jane Jewel Priscilla Hambrick-Dixon & Evelyn Lilienfeld & Pedro Lilienfeld Diane Bernstein & Marika Moore Cutler ’64 & Margaret Kang & William Kang Charles Dixon Norman Bernstein Virginia Lintott Barry Cutler Jane Levinson Kerschner & Gig Harris & John Harris Margaret Beveridge Thelma Daub & Ronald Daub Charles Kerschner Emily Livingston Jo Ann Harris & George Harris Maxine Blume & Michael Blume Denise Dawson & Theron Dawson Hae Ran Kim Doris Matsui Marlyn Harrison Sue Judith Boley & Robin DeGraf & William DeGraf Diana Kogan & Israel Kogan Jean McClelland & Benjamin Boley Thelma Harvey John McClelland Barbara Delinsky & Pungut Korytowski & Judy Heiden & Ronald Heiden Joanne Boxley-May & Stephen Delinsky Thomas Korytowski Barbara McConagha & John May Jr. Lawrence Hill Alan McConagha Maria DeSimone & Richard Kramer Susan Bralove & Natalie Hill & John Hill Cathryn Ritzenberg McCulloch ’68 Carlo DeSimone Vivian Kramer Steven Bralove ’60 Bonnie Himmelman & & Frank McCulloch ’64 David Dixon Anita Krieger Karen Spigel Bralove-Stilwell Guy Dove Harold Himmelman

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Ruth Hutton McGrail Elizabeth Sittenfeld & Mary McGrath Paul Sittenfeld Carrie McHenry & Clyde McHenry Shirley Small & Albert Small PARENTS OF ALUMNI Veda Mearns & William Mearns Joanne Smith Anonymous (20) Virginia Avanesyan & Ronay Menschel & Patricia Smith & Gordon Smith Suren Avanesyan Richard Menschel Robert Smith Sondra Abramson & Lee Abramson Hope Sinauer Babcock Janet Michael & Roger Michael SaraKay Smullens & Lydia White Adelfio ’73 & Monica Bailley & John Danilson Ellen Miller & Richard Miller Stanton Smullens Marco Adelfio ’74 Georgina Baker & Mark Jaskowiak Stu Miller Courtney Spencer Meredith Melvin Adelfio Liz Martinez Baldick & Sabieann Minzner & Sharon Steinberg & Suzanne Adler & Eric Adler ’82 Nick Baldick Richard Minzner David Steinberg Esthy Adler & James Adler Marion Scattergood Ballard Gail Myers & Don Myers Martha Steinbock & Joe Steinbock Hind Ahdab & Misbah Ahdab Karen Ballotta & Bryan Garman Mary Myers & Robert Myers ’58 Joy Stern & Carl Stern Wendy Aibel-Weiss & Carol Bartholomew & Virginia W. Newmyer Eleanor Storck Lawrence Weiss Edward Bartholomew Elena Nightingale & Nonie England Akman ’68 & Mary Louise Bartlett & Stuart Nightingale Eleanor Tatton & Don Nelson Larry Akman Thomas Bartlett Jane Olson & Dick Olson Barrie Tilghman & Mat Tilghman Edie Albert & Michael Albert Margaret Bauer & Lane Heard Dorothy Orr Susan Truitt ’55 Ellen Alexander & Jeff Alexander Kathryn Bauman-Hill & John Hill Molly Panner & Bernard Panner Maria Turner & Raymond Turner Robyn Alexander & Marla Beck & Barry Beck Pratima Patel & Shashi Patel Aruna Vaidya & Krish Vaidya Jeffrey Alexander Ronna Beck & Paul Friedman Barbara Pion & Sid Pion Jocelyn Walton & Duncan Walton Amena Ali & Gustavo Bessalel Jacqueline Becker & Jacki Primis & Ronald Primis Jessica Ward & Peter Ward Joan Alker & John Walsh Scott Schipma Kristen Race & Peter Race Carol Weinberg & Sid Weinberg Antonia Allen-Sesker Loren Beecher Linda Dallas Reider & Alan Reider Wendy Weinberg & Miren Beitia ’72 & Robert Weinberg Paula Alonso & Andrew Powell Marjorie Richter & G. Richter Carlos Zarabozo Ann Weiss & Joseph Schwartz Nancy Alper Michael Romansky ’70 Kimberly Berger & Orethia White Mary Altevogt Betty Sams Lawrence Berger Cathy Wilfert & Samuel Katz Leslie Altschuler & Marguerite Schinnerer & Irwin Altschuler Meseret Berhanu William Schinnerer ’61 Bernice Williams Julie Anbender & Brian Hurley Marjorie Bernardi & Hannelore Schwabacher & Margot Woodwell Stephen Finucane Joy Anderson & Dennis Derryck Christopher Schwabacher Lisa Wu & Carl Wu Tracy Bernstein & Karena Crocker Anderson ’89 & Karen Sepulveda & Philip Zeidman Adam Bernstein ’81 Kai Anderson Jesus Sepulveda Judy Zickler & Leo Zickler Diane Bernstein & Elizabeth Applebaum & Patricia Shakow & Norman Bernstein Harvey Applebaum Alexander Shakow Lisa Bernstein & Robert Archer Stephanie Sigue Joshua Bernstein ’81 Agatha Aurbach & Annie Simmons & Susan Besharov & Laurence Aurbach Calvin Simmons Douglas Besharov

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Margaret Beveridge James Cafritz ’47 Martina Copelman & Richard Dowling Lisa Claudy Fleischman & Nicoline Beveridge & Sherri Cafritz & Alejandro Werner Jocelyn Dyer & Michael Flanagan Charles Fleischman Roy Beveridge ’75 Laurence Cafritz ’81 Janet Cornelius & Frank Cornelius Lindsay Eakin & Terry Eakin ’62 Comfort Fokumlah & Dennis Gang Drewana Bey Phyllis Caldwell & Barry Caldwell Janet Cornfeld & Marian Wright Edelman & Tina Foose & Andrew Foose Linda Bianchi Kristina Caplin & Michael Cornfeld Peter Edelman Van Patten Foster Cathy Bierman & Jim Bierman Michael Caplin ’69 Sarah Corson & Richard Atlee Elizabeth Edminster Brandel France de Bravo ’78 & Julia Bloom & Charles Wright Mortimer Caplin* Ann Cowgill & Scott Norton Judith Edstrom Mario Bravo Polly Bomstein & Alexandra Caramazza & Susan Cozzens & Juan Jewell Marjan Ehsassi & Louis Horst III Barbara Franklin & John Franklin Jr. Francesco Caramazza Howard Bomstein Winfield Crigler & Timothy Harr Diane Eichner & Ronald Eichner Sherry Franks & Martin Franks Claire Cardella & Carol Boochever & Susan Crowley Kashiyo Enokido & Adena Friedman & Mike Friedman Thomas Cardella John Boochever Marika Moore Cutler ’64 & Thomas Crouse Jr. Felice Friedman & Carolyn Carr & Norman Carr Brooksley Born & Barry Cutler Dan Entwisle Michael Bromwich Alexander Bennett Virginia Ceaser Ragini Dalal & Dhiren Patel Susan Esserman & Andrew Marks Leslie Gignoux Fritz & Scott Fritz Carol Borut & Donald Borut Mary Challinor ’73 & Barbara Davison & Karen Evans & Stephen Evans Susan Pettey & Roland Frye Jr. ’68 Judith Bowles & Henry Richardson Dennis Davison Carmen Pereira Everett & Lisa Fuentes & Thomas Cohen L. Thompson Bowles Robert Chamberlin ’59 Shyami de Silva Richard Everett IV Lincoln Furber* Joanne Boxley-May & Irene Chambers & Holly Deckelbaum & Elizabeth Ewing ’85 Larry Gamble John May Jr. Reid Chambers ’58 Todd Deckelbaum ’75 Juliet Ewing & Henry Pitney Denise Scott Glassman & Phoebe Boyer & James Boyer ’54 Elizabeth Champlin ’81 Ursula Dehejia & Lynn Extein & Mark Extein Peter Glassman ’67 Marilyn Bracken & Colette Chichester & Makarand Dehejia Barbara Fant Beata Glover & Stephen Glover H. Jerome Bracken Jr. Mark Chichester ’86 Lisa DeMarco & Wendy Farrow Carol Goldberg & Henry Goldberg Bennett Brady Catherine Chow & Leonard Goldman Richelle Fatheree & Susan Sachs Goldman Susan Bralove & Jabez McClelland Anjali Desai-Margolin & James Fatheree Sandra Toll Goodbody & Steven Bralove ’60 Patricia Chu & Lee Ewing Murray Margolin Barbara Faulkner Thomas Goodbody Karen Spigel Bralove-Stilwell Sandra Cihlar Donna Desrochers & Laura Faux-Gable Carolyn Goodman & Michael Moser Renee Brereton & James Dickson Wendy Cividanes & Jeffrey Walker Barbara Feer & Peter Joyce Judith Goodwin & Gretchen Brevnov & Emilio Cividanes Karen Devlin & James Devlin Robert Goodwin Jr. Boris Brevnov Jennifer Cockburn David Dixon Mimi Wang Feinstone & Stephen Feinstone Nancy Gould Alison Brooks & John Yellen Carol Coffin Deborah Doddy & Liz Feldman & John Feldman Cathleen Gray Judith Brown Denise Coffin & John Coffin ’87 Hurley Doddy ’81 Karen Ferguson P. Burton Gray ’75 Bonnie Brownell & Carolyn Cohan & Philip Cohan Lucy Ann Dodge Catherine Livingston Fernandez ’76 Katherine Greenberg & Jeffrey Bowman Beth Cohen & Jeffrey Cohen ’67 Marlin Dohlman & Peter Dohlman & Lewis Fernandez Neil Greenberg Coralie Bryant & Ralph Bryant Leslie Rodnan & John Cohen ’69 Karen Donfried & Alan Untereiner Ursula Ferro & Frank Ferro Natalia Combs Greene Jennifer Bryant ’82 & Tobey Collins & Marc Collins Sally Donnelly ’78 & Sharon Greene & Bruce Friedland Eugene Rumer Nancy Fetterman & Marc Fetterman Nancy Dessoff Colodny ’56 & Sheldon Weinberg Linda Finkel-Talvadkar & Elizabeth Buchanek Edwin Colodny Claudia Donovan & Elizabeth Griffith & Kim Griffith Peter Donovan ’66 Vivek Talvadkar Susan Buffone Helen Austern Colson ’53 & Maude Fish & Arthur Charo Joan Grimson & Jeffrey Grimson Rhoda Highsaw Bush ’66 & Earl Colson Georgina Dos Santos Margaret Flax & Samuel Flax Linda Grodin Bruce M. Bush ’66 Barbara Conte Marian Dowling &

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Looking at my adult children, both of whom were lifers at Sidwell Friends, I still see the ongoing influence of the School in the ways they respect others, are guided by a desire to improve society, and speak out about injustices. The School’s focus on interdisciplinary studies and ethical leadership assures me that Sidwell Friends remains a unique learning environment that can shape society through a relevant and value-based educational experience. NATHALIE GILFOYLE Parent of Olivia Ma ’01 and Rohan Ma ’02

Sheila Gross & Patrick Gross Shannon Hawkins & Mamadou Guèye Matthew Herrington Lisa Gunty & Murry Gunty Vicki Hawkins-Jones & Michael Jones Ann Simon Hadley ’67 & Stephen Hadley Christine Healey & Ryan Brown Fatim Haidara & Tijan Sallah Paula Heltzer & Harold Heltzer Nicole Alfandre Halbreiner ’78 Deborah Neipris Hendler & Clifford Hendler Deborah Hales & Daniel Gordon Susan Hepler Sarah Hall Barbara Herz & Charles Herz Susan Hammond ’78 & Jonathan Baker Mary Hewes & Laurence Hewes III Deborah Barger Hanrahan ’57 & Lauren Hill ’83 & John Hanrahan David Merlin-Jones Caroline Wolf Harlow & Lawrence Hill Robert Harlow Carol Hillier & Micheal Hillier Elaine Harrington & Bonnie Himmelman & Mark Harrington Harold Himmelman Louis Harrington Debra Hipple & Bart Hipple III Florence Hart & Peter Hart Karen Hoagberg & Lee Ann Hart & Christopher Hart Michael Plesniak Ellen Burgunder Harter ’67 Jennifer Hodges ’79 & Valerie Foster Jane Hartquist Susan Hoffman Katy Harvey & Michael Harvey

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Louisa Schneiberg Hollman ’80 & Sara Fox Jones & Susan Rein Kraut Nina Lihn & Roger Wiederhorn Cathryn Ritzenberg McCulloch ’68 Steven Hollman Jonathan Barclay Jones ’74 Katherine Krents Claudio Lilienfeld & Frank McCulloch ’64 Jeanne G. Holzgrefe & Kathleen Jones & Aidan Jones Jessica Cowan & Marcia Lipson & Lewis Lipson Susan McDaid Glenn D. Westley Lauren Jones & Michael Jones Sanjaya Krishna ’83 Ksenya Litvak & Kathe McDaniels & Anne Titus Honn & Richard Honn Lauren Jones & Thomas Jones Dorothy Kurzrok & Neal Kurzrok Michael Kachman William McDaniels Hilary Barnes Hoopes & Lisa Jorgenson & David Doniger Katrina Laguarda & Charles Lockyer Jr. Diane McDougall Robert Hoopes Victoria Judson & Michael Esch Fernando Laguarda Deborah Lodge & Robert Krieger Jeanarta McEachron Sherrill Mulliken Houghton ’60 Lisbeth Kamborian Alla Lake & Gary Lake Linda Loewinger & Patricia McGinnis & Ivy Howells & Horace Howells ’86 J. Michael McGinnis Linda Lichtenberg Kaplan ’56 & Prudence Lake & F. David Lake Jr. Andrew Loewinger Ling Huang & Mingdong Zhang Louis D. Kaplan Barbara Lardy & Nicholas Lardy Elizabeth Loizeaux & Ruth Hutton McGrail Carol Hulme & James Hulme Veena Kapur & Mohsin Siddique Mary Laster William Loizeaux Monica McGowan & Ramsey Johnson Eleanor Hutt Michael Karam Jennifer Lawson & Ann Lu & Larry Lu Cynthia McKee & Michael McKee Peter Barton Hutt Sandy Katzman & Scott Katzman Anthony Gittens Virginia Lum & Robert Young Mary Jane McKee Gretchen Sierra-Zorita & Barbara Kaufmann & Diana Lazarus ’85 & Margaret Smith Luthringer ’55 Peter Hutt II ’80 Richard Kaufmann ’57 William Barker Susan Lutzker & Arnold Lutzker Donna McPartland & Frank McPartland Maria Pallante-Hyun & Susan Kaul & Pradeep Kaul Suellen Lazarus & Clare Lyons & Steve Berg Christopher Hyun ’80 William Lazarus Ann Medinger & Sean Beeny Elizabeth Kay & Matthew Kay Ellen Mahan Antonia Ianniello & George Chuzi Kathleen Leavitt & Rekha Mehra & Maurice Landes Shelley Kee & Arnold Kee Susan Maniatis & Laura Handman & Johan Suyderhoud Tara Mehrbach Cynthia Kelly & William Kelly Jr. M. Alexis Maniatis Harold Ickes ’57 Eileen Lee & Benjamin Lee Lalise Melillo & Jerry Melillo Ghutai Kellogg & Bruce Kellogg Lois Mares & Jan Mares Carolyn Tanner Irish Millie Lee Martha Membrino & Anne Kendall & David Kendall Randy Margolis Margaret Isenman & Jane Legg & Mattias Lundberg Joseph Membrino Jane Levinson Kerschner & Anastassiya Marina & Lan Wu Paul Isenman Magda Lehovich & Sarah Meyers & Christopher Meyers Charles Kerschner Liza Marshall & John Marshall Joyce Jacobson ’72 & Vladimir Lehovich Roline Milfort Mary Ann Kibarian Katharine Matthews & Scott Brasted Susan L. Leighton C. Dave Massey Ann Farner Miller ’70 & David Miller Merilee Janssen & David Oldfield Gina Kim & Ira Apfel Lucy Emmerich Leitzell & Deborah Miller & Donald Miller Min Kim & Mark Pederson Grace Masur & Henry Masur ’64 Susan Jaquet & Terry Leitzell MaryAnn Miller Helen Kirsch Doris Matsui Philippe Marciniak Marian Lemle & Stuart Lemle Ruthanne Miller & Michele Tucker Jeffery ’68 Ellen Kirsh & Anthony Clifford Rochelle Mayer & Eric Mayer Jane Lenherr & Kenneth Lenherr Robert Miller ’73 Elizabeth Seale Jeppson Ruth Kleinrock & Steven Kleinrock Karen Mayers & Daniel Mayers Karla Letsche & James Kearney Sondra Mills Arlene Kogod & Robert Kogod Ingrid Mazique & Carolyn Mason & Jane Freundel Levey & Jeffrey Mazique ’70 Mary Milroy & Kevin Milroy Adolph Johnson Jr. ’72 Carol Kolsky & Martin Kolsky Robert Levey Lindsay McAuliffe & Vanessa Miranda & Emily Bowman Johnson & Irene Korsak & Emanuel Faust Jr. Julius Levine Fredy Miranda Thomas Johnson Robert Reisner Patricia Koskinen & Carolyn Lewis & N. Lewis Mimi McBride & Jon McBride ’60 Gina Mirigliano & Peter Butturini Sandra Ahlum & John Koskinen Isaac Lewis Shauna McCarty & David Simas Gwendolyn Mitchell & Lent Johnson III ’70 Judy Kovler & Peter Kovler Jianping Li & Guo Li Robert Mitchell* Quinn McClean & Joe McClean Vanessa Hill Johnson & Sara Kraskin & Stephen Kraskin May Liang & James Lintott Jennifer Mitchell & Edward Johnson Barbara McConagha & Caroline Krass & Kendall Mitchell Natalie Lichtenstein & Alan McConagha Damon Jones William Passmore Willard Tom Penelope Mitchell

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Sonja Mitchell & Lewis Mills Linda Osborne & Robert Osborne Ann Procter Lynnette Russell & Pamela Selden & Steven Selden Beverly A. Mock & Douglas Lowy Marina Ottaway & David Ottaway Marcia Rosenberg Pruzan ’62 & Theodore Russell Trustman Senger & Krista Moody & Jason Gray Jenifer Panner & Aaron Panner Jerry Pruzan Hattie Ruttenberg & James Senger Jonathan Molot Margaret Mook & Kim Jones Karen Richter Panth & Cordelia Puttkammer & John Shakow ’87 Charles Puttkammer Lynn Sachs & John Sachs Karen Osler Moran Sanjaya Panth Patricia Shakow & Shegoftah Queen & John Sager Alexander Shakow Livezey More & John More Maryland Pao ’80 & Steven Holland Guilford Queen ’72 Deborah Salzberg & Kalpakam Shastri & Arun Shastri Christine Morfit & Michael Morfit Elaine Fogel Parks ’55 & Sumati Rajagopalan & Michael Salzberg Sally Shea & Michael Christian Gretchen Smith Mui & Lincoln Mui Krishnan Rajagopalan ’78 Robert Parks John Salzberg Jane Sherburne Mary Myers & Robert Myers ’58 Diane Randall & Roger Catlin Helen Pearson & Glenn Pearson Betty Sams Susanne Shutz Urvashi Narain & Robert Lyons Laura Ratner & Mark Ratner Stacey Peikin & David Peikin Lisa Sams & James Sams ’78 Donna Solhjou Siahpoosh & MaryAnn Nash & Richard Nash Elisabeth Morgan Pendleton ’59 Carolyn Hildenbrand Regan ’54 & Cheryl Sanders ’71 & Ron Siahpoosh Amy Nathan & Howard Fineman Robert Regan Margaret Pennock & David Wood Alan Carswell Catherine Silverman & Deborah Fosberg Nelson ’66 & Linda Dallas Reider & Alan Reider Jennifer Perkins & Sandra Sands & Paul Ramshaw William Silverman James Nelson Scott Henderson Janet Repka & David Repka Aurora Santiago Margaret Simons & Gabriella Newes-Adeyi & Kat Peters & Whit Peters John Reynolds III Diane Sapir & Michael Sapir Thomas W. Simons, Jr. ’55 Olusoji Adeyi Monnie Peters Thomas Riley Monica Sawyer & Suzanne Slade & Jonathan Slade Louisa Foulke Newlin & Patricia Ritzenberg & Stephen Sawyer Katrinka Smith Sloan ’73 & William Newlin Sr. Ann Petersen & Edward Petersen James Ritzenberg ’75 Donna Scarboro & Richard Sloan Georgine Newman-Alawode & Ann Peyser & Bill Peyser ’78 Bruce Robertson Ralph Steinhardt Tina Small & Albert Small Jr. ’74 Abayomi Alawode Margo Phillips & Damon Phillips Terri Robertson Alison Schafer ’81 Shirley Small & Albert Small Elsa Newmyer ’72 & Lona Piatigorsky & Larry Forrester Joram Piatigorsky Shelley Robinson & Mary Margaret Scharf Deborah Smith Steven Robinson Virginia W. Newmyer Michael Pickrum Marguerite Schinnerer & Margaret Smith Robert Robnett William Schinnerer ’61 Denise Nichols & Alvin Nichols Melinda Pierce & James Woodwell Robert Smith Evangelia Rodousakis-Xanthos & Susan Schlickeisen & Elena Nightingale & Nancy Sweatland Pigman Mary Speyer & James Speyer Ioannis Xanthos Rodger Schlickeisen Stuart Nightingale Marsha Stiefel Pinson Solveig Spielmann & Michael Romansky ’70 Anne Schnell Karl Spielmann Jr. Belinda Nixon & Gregory Nixon Claudia Piras & Mauricio Orellana Barbara Rose Josefa Tozer Scholz & Lauren Spiliotes & Louise Novitch & Mark Novitch Marjorie Pitts & Fred Pitts Leslie Rose & Stephen Kohn Robert Scholz Nicholas Spiliotes Joan Ochi & Douglas Bell Margaret Plank & David Souders Nancy Rosenfeld & Marianne Schuelein & Caroline Springer & Jennifer O’Connor & David Case Whitney Pinger & Roger Pollak ’77 Adam Tattelbaum Ralph Krause Stephen Springer Waafas Ofosu-Amaah Bunny Polmer & Henry Polmer Janet Ross & James Ross Amy Schwartz & Vivienne Stark & William Stark Cynthia Ogden & Estee Portnoy & Elliott Portnoy Andrew Schwartz Nancy Roualet & Mark Roualet Naomi Steinberg & Christopher Lord Marsha Pratt & Peter Pratt Norma Scogin & Sherry Quirk Shereen Gordon Rubenstein & Bory Steinberg Cheryl Ohlson & Barry Ohlson Sudi Press & Fred Press Barton Rubenstein ’81 Richard Scully Liz Steinglass & David Steinglass Susan O’Mara & Timothy O’Mara Barbara Price & Scott Price Frances Rumford & Ellen Seeherman & Stuart Sloame Kimberly Conliffe Stephens & Karen O’Neill & Margarita Prieto & Mark Michael Lewis Rumford III Becky Jo Segall ’79 T. Reed Stephens Stephen O’Neill ’77 Tara Primis & Craig Primis Terry Rusch & Wayne Rusch Jona Sekhon & Jatinder Sekhon Joy Stern & Carl Stern Margot Onek & Joseph Onek

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Kay Burgunder Stevens ’68 Deborah Wager & Robert Wager Darlyn Wolvin & Andrew Wolvin Meg Stevens & Jon Hart Sonja Wagner & Mark Wagner ’75 Kanisha Wood & James Wood Carol Stoel & Thomas Stoel Martha Walfoort & Susan Wooden & William Wooden FRIENDS Wendy Strick & Jeremy Strick Clifton Elgarten Judy Woodruff & Albert Hunt Jr. Anonymous Cathy Sulzberger & Amie Wallace Tara Woods & Michael Woods Ellen Levine & Fred Levine Andra Armstrong & Joseph Perpich Elsa Walsh & Robert Woodward Rollyn Simon Wyatt Mignon Lewis Jacob Noah Brown Eric Sundberg Addie Wang & Robert Perlis Patricia Wynn & John Perazich Bret Lowell Dorothy Battenfeld-Grabill Linda Swan & Gordon Swan Shuya Wang & Anle Huang Mei Xu & Alessandro Rebucci Suzanne Martin & David Battey Harwood Martin Amy Swindell & Richard Swindell Betsy Wanger & Steven Steinbach Stacy Yochum & Julian Yochum Mary Brennan Madeline McGrath Celeste Szewczyk & John Mueller Jessica Ward & Peter Ward Carol Yoskowitz & Ashley Bronczek Karen Tarazi & Iyad Tarazi Lisa Ward & Pope Ward ’85 Irving Yoskowitz James McKey Jackie Burke Margaret Tarr & Bernard Tarr Ann Watkins & Robert Watkins III Philip Zeidman Samuel McMillan Dianne Cutler Cynthia Terrell & Robert Richie Katharine Watkins Webb ’76 & Lynda Zengerle & Lara Munoz Nandini Thillairajah & Timothy Webb Joseph Zengerle Alice Denney Beth Palma Rajakanthan Thillairajah Daniela Wegmann & Edith Furber Zhang ’81 & Stuart Eizenstat William Park Judy Thompkins & Mario Catalan Jeffrey Zhang Lindsay Ellenbogen Carole Pizitz & Michael Pizitz Jesse Thompkins Jr. Wendy Weinberg & Joy Zhou & Allen Zhang Nel Ellwein Jacki Primis & Ronald Primis Sharon Thompson & Robert Weinberg Joyce Zickler & Patrick Zickler Kathleen Elsherif Stacy Rifkin Grant Thompson Christie Weiner & Richard Paisner Kirstin Wolfe Zinger & Aazam Entezari Esther Rosen & Jason Rosen Mary Ann Todd-Williams & Diana Weiner & Ronald Weiner Michael Zinger Elizabeth Kolb Farr Mark Rosenthal Steven Williams Joann Weiner & Richard Weiner Taylor Ferrell Kamal Sadjadpour Hadley Truettner & Janet Weller Casey Fish Manijeh Sadr Daniel Robison Shauna Miller Wertheim ’77 & Glenn Foster Sue Sadr Cynthia Meyer Truitt ’73 & Raymond Wertheim Robin Truitt Rolfe Garcia Tooba Satei Barbara Wesley & Jeffrey Lezama Maria Turner & Raymond Turner Eleanor Glass & Andrew Glass Adele Silver Gail West Dale Turza & Peter Turza Judith Goldman Jennifer Smith & Dorothy Bradford Wexler Douglas W. Smith Susan Ugelow & Richard Ugelow Nicholas Gottscho Amy Lear White & Dan White Marcia Smith Susan Ullman & Arik Levinson Lisa Guerra Sarah Whitesell & Wan Kim Robin Smith & Dennis Smith Gita Satterlee van Heerden Carl Harris Gloria Williams & Conrad Williams Nancy Sosnik Robert Van Heuvelen Jocelyn Hayes Aritha Willoughby & Marilyn Heiman Mikala Stewart Lise Van Susteren & William Willoughby Jonathan Kempner Mary Jan Clark Holderness Alan Sutton Carol Wilner & John Wilner ’58 Pinky Verma & Rich Verma Jane Johnston Patricia L. Waller Juli Wilson-Black & Lydia Ward Susan Verner & Doug Verner Robert Wilson-Black Kate Kadoun Ruth Watt Lori Vise & David Vise Amy Winton & Jeffrey Winton Jill Klein & Frederick Klein Morgan Whyte Jennifer Swanson Voorhees & Renee Wohlenhaus & Lisa Kressbach James Voorhees Roger Weiner Mary Kwak Sarah R. Wyeth & Stuart M. Wyeth Ying Lam & Drew Gagliano Yingda Xu & Tao Xu 51 SIDWELL FRIENDS SCHOOL

Helen Austern Colson ’53 Dan Entwisle Florence Hart Elizabeth Conley Christabel Estrada Jane Hartquist CURRENT AND FORMER Barbara Conte Rebecca Farnum Clarion Heard ’08 John Cooper Jr. Nancy Fetterman Justin Heiges FACULTY AND STAFF Dillon Cox Ann Fieldhouse Rachel Hickman Sarah Burr Crockett ’88 Valerie Foster Brenton Hinrichs Edward Crow Jr. Sam Francis Louisa Schneiberg Anonymous (5) Kathryn Bauman-Hill Frankie Brown Teresita Cuesta Russell Friedson Hollman ’80 Lydia White Adelfio ’73 Joellen Becker Lauren Brownlee ’01 Carol-Lynn Davis C.J. Gaffney Kasaan Holmes Meredith Melvin Adelfio Clare Beeny ’96 Samantha Ziegler Dawn Davis Paul Galleher Hellen Hom-Diamond Jeff Alexander Stefan Berg Broxterman Hayes Davis Bryan Garman Richard Honn Gasa Anderson Steve Birdsall Andrew Callard Richie Davis Kathleen Geier Carolyn Tanner Irish John Arnold Mary Blackman Frances Cannizzaro Barbara Davison Ana Gilbert Rebeckah Iseman Elizabeth Bacon Lisa Bockelman Patricia Carocci Ariana DeNardo Leigh Gilman Natalia Jasper Ann Bahr Carol Borut Mary Carrasco Ashley Doherty Jeffrey Gold Michele Tucker Jeffery ’68 Monica Bailley Emily Boyer Laurén Carter Peter Donovan ’66 Robert Gross Juan Jewell Sallie Barker Mara Bralove ’89 Samantha Caruth Marian Dowling Gabriela Guerra Ronni Linowitz Jolles ’74 Stephen Barker Karen Bralove-Stilwell Zaneta Chambers Sarah Duda Mamadou Guèye Allison Jones Laura Barrosse-Antle Julia Breskin Natalie Champ Mary Dufour Loren Hardenbergh Kira Jordan Anne Batzell ’70 Aaron Brophy Janet Chance Eveleen Eaton Angela Hare Rachel Kane Marianne Charny Elizabeth Edminster Danean Harris Min Kim Denise Coffin Whitney Ennis Jean Harrison Emilia Bautista King Peter Cohen Yvette King Freed Photography Freed Carol Kolsky Maria Koziebrodzka Magdalena Kuhn Every year, I hope my gift helps at least one student have an opportunity Ann Lanpher to find something they will enjoy doing or revisit something they have Mary Laster found challenging before. I believe if we present opportunities for them Diana Lazarus ’85 to learn through different experiences, interactions, and education, Meghan Leavitt Dominic Lee ’00 it will equip them to express themselves comfortably to others. Jane Legg CRYSTAL MATTHEWS Lucy Emmerich Leitzell Jane Lenherr Administrative Assistant to the Upper School Assistant Principal for Student Life Stewart Lentz III Keith Levinthal Olive Lewis

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Helen Li ’04 We give to help Sidwell Friends support professional development Julie Langenbrunner Lijoi and competitive salaries for faculty and staff, while also keeping Katie Lindsey Gay Lord its commitment to need-based financial aid for students. I am Margaret Smith delighted that Sidwell Friends plans to bring all three divisions of the Luthringer ’55 School to a unified campus. This will be a big step in strengthening Marne Manoukian interdivisional collaboration of faculty, staff, and students that Joshua Markey Elena Marra-Lopez will create a stronger learning environment and community. Nanyamkah Mars CAROL BORUT Percy Martin Retired Lower School Teacher Orlando Mastrapa Parent of Alumni Adam Borut ’85 and Ezra Borut ’87 Crystal Matthews Elizabeth Kerr Mayer Lincoln Mayer ’00 Lindsay McAuliffe Luz Marina Cardozo Munoz Nan Pickens Janell Schweickert

Dan McCarriar Borut Carol Courtesy Burt Nadler Keith Pierce Norma Scogin Karen McCann McClelland Zarya Navarro Lucia Buchanan Pierce Cynthia Rumford Sealls Gretchen McCourt Louisa Foulke Newlin Ellen Rue Pierson Becky Jo Segall ’79 Vanessa Sweeney Katharine Watkins Webb ’76 Kathe McDaniels Roxanne Niles Marsha Stiefel Pinson Pamela Selden Richard Swindell Michael Weeber Caitlin McDonnell Debora Hirshberg Noone ’69 Julia Porter James Senger Barbara Szoradi Lawrence Weiss Diane McDougall Shonda Northam Natalie Randolph ’98 Aprille Kniep Sherman ’73 Qihui Tang Camille Wheeler Lalise Melillo Candace McNamee Carolyn Hildenbrand Benjamin Shute Jr. Maria Taylor Adolfius Wiggins Martha Membrino Novoselnik ’98 Regan ’54 Angela Smith Lauren Thomas Carl Wilbur ’64 Ethan Merlin Emma O’Leary Joan Reinthaler Robert Smith Gil Thompson David Wood David Merlin-Jones Karen O’Neill Mary Reyner ’71 Monica Sorensen Garry Tiller Susan Wooden David Miller Joe Painter Courtney Reynolds Cameron Jane Soulis Mary Ann Todd-Williams Michael Woods Megan Zeleny Miller Arthur Pannell Jr. Daniel Robison Darren Speece Deborah Tyczenski Rollyn Simons Wyatt Jennifer Mitchell German Pantaleon Yolanda Rolle John Spencer III Anna Urciolo Anna Wyeth David Mog Francis Pascual Marina Koestler Ruben Eric Steadman ’86 Camila Villanueva ’03 Marilyn Wynn Gladys Leonor Alfaro Moisa William Patton Jr. Barton Rubenstein ’81 Steven Steinbach Jennifer Swanson Voorhees Edith Furber Zhang ’81 Krista Moody Ashish Patwardhan Michael J. Salmon Ruth Stevens Deborah Wager Rebecca Zug Christine Morfit Betsy Paull ’68 Victoria Sams ’86 Elizabeth Stoneham Tracy Wagner Lauren Mossman Adele Paynter Stephen Sawyer Kathleen Carroll Strathmann Amie Wallace Auysha Muhayya Margaret Pennock Erika Scaggs Martin Suresh Addie Wang Barbara Munday Courtney Peterson Josefa Tozer Scholz Linda Wietzel Swan Tommy Wang

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William and Margaret Kang Posner-Wallace Foundation Foundation The Preston Trust CORPORATE, MATCHING, Robert S. & Grayce B. Kerr Queens Gate Foundation Foundation Samuel Rapaporte Jr. Foundation The Robert P. and Arlene R. Kogod Renaissance Charitable Foundation Family Foundation AND FOUNDATION GIFTS The Rosenfeld Rumford Steckler Judy and Peter Blum Kovler Foundation, Inc. Gifts bestowed by family foundations, trusts, and the philanthropic Foundation S. Kann Sons Company & Foundation programs of major corporations and charitable foundations enhance the KPMG Gives Salesforce.com School’s ability to meet and exceed its highest goals for students. Lichtenberg Family Foundation Michael and Deborah Ratner Georges Lurcy Charitable and Salzberg Family Foundation Educational Trust James and Betty Sams Family Anonymous (2) Booz Allen Hamilton Lois & Richard England Family MAAK Foundation Inc. Charitable Lead Trust The Abeles Foundation BP Matching Gift Program Foundation Mann-Paller Foundation Sarah Tod Fund Adler Family Foundation, Inc. Bennett Brady Revocable Trust Faber Daeufer & Itrato PC George Preston Marshall SB Group US, Inc Robert Alfandre Foundation Bubes Family Foundation Fannie Mae PAC Match Program Foundation The Morris and Alma Schapiro Fund America’s Charities Distribution Caplin Foundation Fidelity Brokerage Services, LLC MasterCard Worldwide Schwab Charitable Fund Account Charina Foundation, Inc. Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Mattel Children’s Foundation The Albert and Lillian Small American Endowment Foundation Joel L. Fisher Living Trust Matching Gifts Program Charities Aid Foundation Foundation, Inc. American Express Foundation of America Freddie Mac Employee Funds Mazique Pediatrics St. Clair Trust Employee Matching A. James & Alice B. Clark The Ganlee Fund Melamed Foundation Frank Strick Foundation The American Gift Fund Foundation Gartner Merck Foundation The Sulica Fund Anheuser-Busch Foundation Clayton, Dubilier & Rice Goldman Sachs Fund Microsoft Matching Gifts Program The T. Rowe Price Program for Apple Matching Gifts Program Double Impact Mills Family Foundation Google, Inc. Charitable Giving Arent Charitable Foundation The Clinton Family Foundation Morgan Stanley Google Matching Gift Program Tidewater Jewish Foundation Norman & Roberta Cohen Family Arlington Community Foundation Gordon Foundation, Inc. Morgan Stanley Global Impact Foundation The U.S. Charitable Gift Trust The Austin Foundation, Inc. The Greater Washington Funding Trust, Inc. Combined Jewish Philanthropies UBS Donor-Advised Fund The Ayco Charitable Foundation Community Foundation Morgan Stanley Matching Gifts United Way of Rhode Island Commonwealth Financial Network Program Bank of America Charitable Ronald S. Haft Foundation Donor-Advised Fund Vanguard Charitable Endowment Gift Fund Edward J. Hayward Revocable Trust The New York Community Trust Community Foundation of the Program Barclays Educational Gift Herman Goldman Foundation Northern Trust Charitable Giving Eastern Shore, Inc. Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC Matching Program Program - IL J. P. Morgan Concord Theatricals Corp Bernice Williams Trust The Bartlett Joint Revocable Trust Northrop Grumman Charity The J.P. Morgan Charitable Cube International LLC Trust Account Wilmington Trust The Benevity Community Giving Fund Impact Fund The Dammann Fund, Inc. The David B. Ottaway The Woodward Walsh Foundation Jewish Federation of Greater Dart Group II Foundation Revocable Trust YourCause, LLC Bessemer Trust Washington Dell Giving Panorama Global Impact Fund Zickler Family Foundation Bethesda Friends Meeting JP Morgan Chase Dietrich American Foundation Pew Charitable Trusts BlueCross BlueShield of JPMorgan Charitable Giving Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts North Carolina Duskin Co., Ltd. Program Program 54 2019/20 REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY

Lauren Jain Joshua Markey Sabreena Jeru-Ahmed Charles Marron ’32 HONOR AND Matthew Johnson ’20 Percy Martin Oliver Johnson ’18 Jayla Matthews ’20 Laura Jordan Lindsay McAuliffe MEMORIAL GIFTS Katie Kacser Dan McCarriar Thank you to the parents, alumni, faculty, students, and friends Mona Kanda ’91 Payton McCarty-Simas ’17 who paid tribute to someone special in their lives by making an Meredith Karam ’03 Rowan McCarty-Simas ’24 honor or memorial gift that is both meaningful and impactful. Aidan Keyes ’23 Sam McClelland ’20 Min Kim Molly McConagha ’30 Emily Klein ’25 Walker McConagha ’32 Lely Constantinople Bradley Goldstein ’19 In Honor Of Ruth Kniep Wyatt McConagha ’27 Peter Craig Hazel Gray Golpari Abari ’20 Ethan Kohn ’16 David Merlin-Jones Ronald Daub Gabriela Green ’25 Carma Abu-Elnaj ’20 Grace Kohn ’18 Sarah Meyers Jesse Delinsky ’22 Aral Greene ’14 Jacob Albert ’21 Stephen Koopersmith ’26 Bronwyn Miller-Johnston Ariana DeNardo Melina Greene ’09 Alana Allamby ’27 Will Koopersmith ’23 Mary Milroy Peter Devlin ’18 Jacqueline Grimson ’19 Alex Allamby ’24 Maria Koziebrodzka Grace Minzner ’33 Eliza Dewey ’20 Julianna Grimson ’20 Pierre Alvarez ’23 Amelia LaMotte ’21 Jay Minzner ’30 Ashley Doherty Mamadou Guèye Avery Baker ’28 Charlotte Rose LaMotte ’20 Gladys Leonor Alfaro Moisa Mary Dufour Brooke Harrington ’18 Ethan Baker ’30 Diana Lazarus ’85 Jon Mormino Campbell Dwight ’25 Colin Harris ’09 Susan Banker Ben Lee ’16 Zarya Navarro Cooper Dwight ’27 Earl Harrison Jr. Frank Barger ’58 Quinn Lehrman ’20 Cindy Coffman Ness John Elko Joann Harrison Aden Berger ’20 Pamela Leonard Virginia W. Newmyer Dan Entwisle Adam Hart ’05 Erika Berry Alexander Levey ’05 Thu Anh Nguyen Sandra Falcon Brooke Hart ’21 Elida Bessalel Emily Levey ’00 Avery Nokes ’26 Roger Ferguson Jr. ’69 Zachary Harvat Shereen Beydoun Reiko Levine ’30 Dara O’Neal Nordlinger Christine Fernsler Justin Heiges Talia Brin ’29 Jake Levine ’27 Emma O’Leary Melanie Fields Langston Hill ’26 Thor Burkhardt ’22 Helen Li ’04 Alexandra Orr ’26 Margaret Flax Charlotte Hoopes ’20 Mary Carrasco Cindy Liu ’23 Kevyn Orr II ’24 John Flower Cyrus Horst ’22 Sophia Catalan Owen Liu-Bailey ’27 Macsen Owen ’28 Mary Foxx Aidan Hurley ’20 William Alfred Champlin Zachary Liu-Bailey ’29 Tillie Owen ’25 Edward Friedman ’26 Maren Imhoff ’73 Marianne Charny Fred Lobban Elizabeth Paisner ’07 William Friedman ’24 Carey Jackson Douglas Cohan ’96 Maxwell Loewinger ’04 Ian Palk ’20 Cordelia Fant Gallo ’93 Brandon Jacobs ’20 Kenny Coleman ’16 Micah Loewinger ’11 Anika Panth ’20 Bryan Garman Brooke Jacobs ’20 Helen Austern Colson ’53 Pilar Lynch Ilana Panth ’18 Beth Ourisman Glassman ’74 Katherine Jacobsen Earl Colson John Mahoney Kaeya Patel ’22 Allie Goldstein ’16 Isaac Jain Leo Malachowski ’23 Vidisha Dehejia Patel ’81

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Cary Paynter Clara Soheili ’31 In Memory Of Anthony Horwitz ’76 Tyler Rusch ’04 David Paynter Helen Soheili ’29 Mona Kanda ’91 Nestor Santiago Berhanu Ageze David Pearson ’52 Ava Song ’24 Rajwant Kang Elisabeth Posner Schouten ’57 Priscilla Alfandre Annika Pederson ’20 Chloe Song ’26 Arthur Lazarus Jr. Marian Ambrose Smith ’73 Frederick Anderson Erik Pederson ’18 Olivia Song ’21 Gigi Lazarus Victor Smith ’63 Jean Ashton Margaret Pennock Nicole Sosnik ’25 Edward Lee Jim Spencer Michael Berry ’65 Noa Pesner ’20 Cyrus Stacey ’86 Jennie Lee Belva Spidel Ellen Michalski Boyle Hansel T. Phan Gabby Statia ’16 Harvey LeSure Jr. Leslie Strathmann Dora Chao Marsha Stiefel Pinson Shields Sundberg Harvey LeSure III ’68 Guillermina Supervía James Chapman ’63 Samantha Pitts ’88 Peter Suyderhoud ’10 Philip Levy ’63 Virginia Somerville Sutton ’64 Margaret Coville Neel Prakash ’27 Philip Suyderhoud ’12 Robert Lewis ’67 Eleanor Stokes Szanton Gordon Daiger ’49 Nina Prakash ’21 Eleanor Szanton Richard Lodish Ellen Flood Talbott ’59 Joan Barbeau de Calvo ’58 Luke Primis ’20 Sophia Tarazi ’19 Christopher Ma Andrew Tan Kieran Shafritz de Zoysa ’26 Michael Razavi ’23 Louise Tarr ’21 Carl Margolis Benjamin Thomas Robin DeGraf Isabelle Reinecke ’25 Margaret Tarr ’21 Gordon McBride ’27 Jesse Thompkins ’99 Anindya Dehejia ’78 Anne Renninger Alana Templeman ’27 Michaela Miller ’02 Neal Tonken Rachel Deitch Harry Richards ’28 Rebecca Terny Doris Millholland ’42 Richard Ward Jr. ’68 Paul Drummer Emma Rippey ’20 Gilbert Thompson Linda Morgan ’69 David Weisman Michael Edgecombe ’75 Kara Rippey ’22 Peter Thompson Lincoln Mudd ’76 C. Rose-Marie Wright Lester Fant III Daniel Robison Jeremy Tierney ’20 James Newmyer ’37 John Zeidman ’79 Stephan Fermoselle-Bacardi Harriet Rosenthal John Touchton Robert Newmyer ’74 Nancy Zeidman Douglas Fertig Kamran Rowhani ’21 George Tsangarides ’32 L. Quinnetta Norman Philip Fleming Mhari Saito ’89 Ellis Turner Charles O’Regan George Floyd Michael J. Salmon Kieran Virk ’24 Elaine O’Regan James Forsythe Nina Santiago ’98 Jennifer Swanson Voorhees W. Paatii Ofosu-Amaah Lucinda Collins Foster ’58 Susanne Dula Saunders Eric Wang ’22 Allen E. Orr Lucy Frerotte Stephen Sawyer Paula Wang Sam Osler Patricia Sandell Froelicher Diane Scattergood Victoria Wang ’28 Katherine Ozer ’76 Richard Goldman Bridget Scully ’22 Katharine Watkins Webb ’76 Marjorie Peyser David Granger Jr. ’91 Victoria Shrank ’29 Morelyn Weisman Theodore Peyser Jr. ’46 Gertrude Guckenheimer Ajuni Sidhu ’28 Britney Williams ’00 Marty Pinson Macdonald Halsey Prabnoor Sidhu ’28 Zion Williams ’20 Robin Hirshberg Porter ’71 Daniel Harbour Jr. ’73 Jonathan Silver Lux Winterhof Lawrence Posner ’55 Merida Harrington Aaron Singletary ’23 Ruth Simpson Woodcock ’55 Elliot Quick ’03 Earl Harrison Jr. Angela Smith Gregory Yakubik Belainesh Robnett Pamela Hodges ’83 Robert Smith M. Corinne Rosebrook Lynette Bushnell Hone David Snow

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Confidence AND Competence

How the Honorable Ann Winkelman Brown ’55 Ethical Leadership Program Fund gives bold, empathetic leaders a voice Courtesy Ann Winkelman Brown Ann Winkelman Courtesy 57 SIDWELL FRIENDS SCHOOL

or decades, the spring trip to Echo Hill Outdoor School has been The conversation on stage about female empowerment and ethical leadership a mainstay of the 4th grade experience—a place where students paralleled the discussion between Brown and Paynter, who discussed how to best can put into practice the values of environmental stewardship encourage Lower School students to flex their leadership muscles. they have explored throughout the school year. “I was particularly impressed by this program that was going to start really young, Seeing 4th graders engage as environmental leaders during this and would allow students to be creative and imaginative,” Brown recalled. “My annual trip inspired their teachers to think about new ways to children [Cathy ’80 and Laura ’83] were Sidwell Friends lifers, and I know how empower students as they transitioned out of Lower School. important it is for students to learn about and practice leadership from a young age.” What if students had projects in which they could apply the Fskills, knowledge, and values they developed throughout Lower School to issues of When Paynter speaks about this program, it’s easy to understand why Brown was environmental stewardship beyond Echo Hill? And what if they could apply them captivated. “This is a beautiful opportunity at the end of this portion of a child’s to other issues of equity and justice that captured their imaginations, such as those journey for them to take all of their learning that they’ve had and put it into action in they explored in social justice groups and book club discussions? a project that gives them voice, agency, and power,” Paynter said.

Enter Ann Winkelman Brown ’55 (P ’80, ’83), who is bringing the 4th grade team’s vision to life through “In providing a Quaker education, our job is to her endowed gift commitment. The Honorable Ann prepare students so that they can go into the world, Winkelman Brown ’55 Ethical Leadership Program Courtesy Ann Winkelman Brown Ann Winkelman Courtesy Fund is designed to create leadership and civic do good, and make the world a more just place.” engagement opportunities for students to listen deeply, act ethically, and live peacefully—beginning with the 4th grade capstone projects, an anchor This program is a chance for the 4th grade team—Kathryn Bauman-Hill (P ’18, ’26), program for the Center for Ethical Leadership. Like Tere Cuesta, Barbara Davison (P ’97, ’01), Courtney Reynolds, Jami Tomik, and Senior Projects, these ethical leadership experiences Edith Zhang ’81 (P ’17, ’22)—to do that. “Our goal is to help students develop the will enable students to advocate competently and knowledge, skills, and mindsets they need to be bold, empathic leaders who can take confidently for issues they find meaningful. action on behalf of our common humanity,” Reynolds said. “The world will continue to change, but we hope the values and virtues we nurture throughout students’ This new chapter in Brown’s 71-year history with Sidwell Friends aligns with her Lower School experiences become deeply rooted in students’ hearts and minds.” previous experiences as a student, parent, and philanthropic leader at the School. Upon entering Sidwell Friends in 6th grade, she felt empowered by the School’s Fourth grade is an ideal time for these projects. Developmentally, students are “wonderfully, intellectually stimulating” atmosphere. She began to understand focused on issues of fairness, justice, and equality in all aspects of their lives. ethical leadership through early interactions with her “political, active, smart, and They are more independent. They can develop inquiries, collect information from funny” classmates and teachers like Richard Abell, the 8th grade social studies databases, and do basic research to answer their bigger questions. teacher who introduced Brown to politics and advocacy. “You see this in our food, educational, and social justice service learning groups,” At Meeting for Worship, she realized that anyone could emerge as a leader: “You Tomik said. “They are activists and passionate about making a difference in heard ethical leadership from everyone standing up in Meetings: people who were the world.” speaking honestly, without it being from a pulpit or ritualized.” “They don’t need us to be next to them as they plan out the steps of their projects; Perhaps it’s only appropriate that Brown first met Lower School Principal Adele Paynter they can drive it and it becomes theirs,” Zhang added. “And that’s what we want. at an event for Hilary (P ’97) and Chelsea (’97) Clinton’s The Book of Gutsy Women. We want kids who are walking the talk. It will be a powerful experience at the end

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of their time in Lower School, yes, but in the global view of their K-12 education, this demonstrates to them that they don’t have to wait until they finish school to let their lives speak.”

Over the summer, the 4th grade teachers collaborated to begin developing the curricula Interested in that will move this program from an idea to a reality. Bringing a learner’s mindset to the challenge, they researched best practices in service and experiential learning; identified getting involved the key Learnings—to Know, to Do, to Be, and to Live with Others—that students will need to take action; and assessed their existing curricula through a Quaker lens of in this program? simplicity, so that the 4th grade educational experience flows purposefully toward this culminating project.

Kelley Lynch “The beauty of the yearlong program is that it’s not limited to a culminating ethical Here are a few ways you leadership experience,” Cuesta shared. “We are developing students as people so they can support 4th Grade can be ethical leaders, and as they apply their learning in a meaningful and authentic way through these projects, they will strengthen their belief in their own agency.” students as they develop their culminating projects: As the program launches, students will be encouraged to create a more just world through projects that speak to them. “This will tie in well to the Quaker testimonies they’ve explored throughout Lower School, the China curriculum of 4th grade, and 1 Make a gift and support the sustainability and stewardship lessons they explore in our gardening program,” their education—every Bauman-Hill said. student, every day.

Next up for this team is creating windows for students to glimpse unexpected 2 Share your expertise opportunities. That’s where alumni and parents can get involved. “There’s a whole and help students hone world of people we’d love to have come in and talk to our students,” Reynolds said. their projects’ scope and Kelley Lynch “We are interested in mining our community for expertise and experiences they can presentation. share with students.”

Of course, the 4th grade teachers are thankful for the involvement of one alumna in 3 Offer “windows” for particular. “What Ann Winkelman Brown has done with her gift is gigantic,” Zhang said. students to glimpse “It gives their projects importance. It makes them public. It shows the students that possible areas for action. their voices matter, that people are listening to them and investing in their ideas.”

And what are Brown’s hopes for the program, in its first year and beyond? Raise your hand to help by sending an email to “I am just hoping they are going to invite me out to [email protected]. see it at various stages! I’m always looking for a reason to visit Sidwell Friends.”

Kelley Lynch

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The Frank Barger Faculty Chair The Frank Barger Faculty Chair was established in 2001 by Daniel ENDOWMENT ’55, Alan ’59, and George ’64 Bernstein, trustees of the Georges Lurcy Charitable and Educational Trust, as a means of recognizing The Sidwell Friends Endowment sustains the stewardship of resources and our distinguished teaching in the tradition of Frank Barger, former legacy for academic excellence. This critical foundation allows the School to principal of the Sidwell Friends Middle School and distinguished teacher of mathematics. attract and retain talented and diverse faculty; provide exceptional academic, arts, and athletic programs; and offer meaningful scholarship opportunities. Through The Berler Family Scholarship Fund investment, the endowment generates a steady and permanent source of income to The Berler family—Sandra, David, Daniel ’77, Matthew ’79, and advance the School’s mission, which, in turn, supports not only the people, programs, Melissa ’83—established the Berler Family Scholarship Fund in 1998. Income from the Fund provides a scholarship for a Sidwell and activities of Sidwell Friends, but grows long-term financial sustainability. Friends School student of Hispanic descent.

The Berman Tutoring Fund The Adler Family Fund The Anonymous #2 Fund In 1983, Allan and Michele Berman, parents of Gregory ’85 and The Anonymous #2 Fund was established in 2012 to support The Adler Family Fund was established in 2002 to support faculty M. J. ’89, established the Berman Tutoring Fund to support the financial aid and faculty development programs. salaries with a preference that the recipient be an Upper School tutoring of children with special needs. teacher. Anonymous The Adam K. Bernstein ’81 and Alison Bernstein The African and African American Studies The Austern Colson Gunty Kramer Endowment Shulman ’83 Scholarship Fund Endowed Faculty Chair Fund Established in 1999 by the Bernstein family, the Adam K. Sidwell Friends School seeks to endow a faculty chair in African The Austern Colson Gunty Kramer Endowment Fund was Bernstein ’81 and Alison Bernstein Shulman ’83 Scholarship Fund and African American Studies, which will ensure that a gifted established in 2017 by renaming The H.T. and E.K. Austern Fund provides financial aid for an Upper School student. teacher with deep expertise in these fields is always a member and with new gift commitments made by the Austern, Colson, of the faculty and available to students, peers, and parents. The Gunty, and Kramer families to provide financial aid to students The Diane and Norman Bernstein Family establishment of this Chair will underscore the importance of of all backgrounds who could not otherwise afford to attend the Scholarship Fund these academic fields to the School and will enable the School to School. recruit highly qualified educators to this and other positions. The Diane and Norman Bernstein Family Scholarship Fund was Deborah Colson ’87 & Mark Diker established by Diane and Norman Bernstein in 2010 to support DeDe Lea & Dallas Lea Helen Austern Colson ’53 & Earl Colson financially deserving students. Income from this Fund provides unrestricted financial aid for Sidwell Friends students. Simone Frederick & Wayne Frederick Lisa Gunty & Murry Gunty Richard Kramer The Greta J. Anderson ’86 Scholarship Fund The Edith and Edward Bernstein Family Fund Vivian Kramer The Greta J. Anderson ’86 Endowed Scholarship Fund was for Faculty Development established in the spring of 1989 in memory of Greta Jean The Banks Family Fund for Faculty In 1999, Daniel ’55, Alan ’59, and George ’64 Bernstein Anderson ’86, daughter of William ’51 and Jane Jaspersen established the Edith and Edward Bernstein Family Fund for Anderson ’52, and sister of Alida “Lili” Anderson ’87. The annual The Banks Family Fund for Faculty was established in 2003 by Faculty Development in honor of their parents, Edith and Edward income provides a scholarship for a bright, athletic, and civic- The William and Karin Banks Family Foundation, Inc. The Fund’s Bernstein. The Fund supports individual awards to faculty for oriented Upper School female student. proceeds are used to preserve and reinforce teaching excellence professional development and curriculum enhancement. at Sidwell Friends School. Primarily, the Fund supports The Banks The Anonymous #1 Fund Family Faculty Chair, a distinguished honor awarded to a full-time faculty member in recognition of exceptional teaching. The Anonymous #1 Fund was established in 2002 by an anonymous donor for unrestricted purposes.

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The Edith and Edward Bernstein Scholarship The Bralove Family Scholarship Fund The Class of 1966 Scholarship Fund Fund In 1985, the Bralove family established the Bralove Family In 2016, the Class of 1966 established the Class of 1966 In 1995, Daniel ’55, Alan ’59, and George ’64 Bernstein created Scholarship Fund. The Fund’s income provides a scholarship for Scholarship in celebration of their 50th Reunion. This Fund is the the Edith and Edward Bernstein Scholarship Fund in honor of their an Upper School scholar athlete. first-ever to be established by a class, and provides scholarship support to financially deserving students. parents, Edith and Edward Bernstein. The income from this Fund Anna Bralove & John Bralove ’63 provides financial aid for Upper School students accomplished in Susan Bralove & Steven Bralove ’60 Edward Beach ’66 academics, as well as athletics, community service, arts, or other Rhoda Highsaw Bush ’66 & Bruce M. Bush ’66 extracurricular activities. The Honorable Ann Winkelman Brown ’55 Christopher Dematatis ’66 The Lisa and Joshua B. Bernstein ’81 Scholarship Ethical Leadership Program Fund Amy Donovan ’66 & Tom O’Toole Established in 2009, The Lisa and Joshua B. Bernstein ’81 The Honorable Ann Winkelman Brown ’55 Ethical Leadership Mina Dulcan ’66 & Richard Wendel Program Fund was established by Ann Winkelman Brown in Scholarship Fund was named in recognition and appreciation Victoria Longo & Carl Eifler ’66 of Lisa and Josh’s energy, vision, and dedication to the Call Us February 2020. The Fund provides support for an anchor program Friends Campaign. Income from the quasi-endowment supports of The Center for Ethical Leadership (CEL). The Brown Ethical Brett Howard & Richard Howard ’66 an annual financial aid award. Leadership Program will create leadership and civic engagement Nancy McJennett ’66 & John Nevison opportunities for students to listen deeply, act ethically, and live peacefully beginning with the Fourth Grade Capstone Project. L. Keith Brown Oehlert ’66 & William Oehlert The Lisa and Joshua B. Bernstein ’81 Family Nannette Schwartzman & Joseph Schwartzman ’66 Ann Winkelman Brown ’55 Scholarship Fund Barbara Sites & James Sites ’66 The Lisa and Joshua B. Bernstein ’81 Family Scholarship Fund was The Paul Vernon Carrier Scholarship Fund Kathryn Sternburg & Jon Sternburg ’66 established by Lisa and Joshua B. Bernstein ’81 in 2010 to support financially deserving students. Income from this Fund provides In 1982, the family of the late Paul Vernon Carrier, a former School Nancy Demuth Thompson ’66 & Wade Thompson unrestricted financial aid for Sidwell Friends students. trustee, parent, and grandparent, established the Paul Vernon Carrier Scholarship Fund in his memory. Income from the Fund The Class of 1969 Endowed Scholarship Fund provides financial aid for students who live in the District of The Boochever Family Scholarship Fund for In 2019, at the time of their 50th Reunion, the class of 1969 Columbia. Higher Achievement Program Students established the Class of 1969 Endowed Scholarship Fund in memory of class members who have died too young, and those The Boochever Family Scholarship Fund for Higher Achievement The Centennial Endowment Challenge Fund who will eventually pass on, so that “their light will shine bright Program Students was established by John and Carol Boochever In celebration of the School’s centennial year, Robert and Arlene forever.” This Fund provides an invitation and inspiration to in 2005 and revised in 2017 to support financially deserving Kogod established the Centennial Endowment Challenge Fund in financially deserving students whose potential can be enhanced Higher Achievement Program (HAP) students. 1983 to increase the School’s endowment. by a Sidwell Friends education so that their” light,” in turn, will “shine bright” during their lifetimes and beyond. Carol Boochever & John Boochever The Dora Chao, M.D. Fund for Chinese Studies Caplin Foundation The Ralph R. Boyer Fund for International Peace Established in December of 2000, the Dora Chao, M.D. Fund for Kristina Caplin & Michael Caplin ’69 In 1989, Alice R. Boyer, widow of Ralph Boyer, and their children, Chinese Studies was originated by her husband, Ching Tseng Sara Irwin ’69 James L. Boyer ’54 and Christine B. Karalis ’57, established Teng, and their daughter, Mei Su Teng, and her children, Ethan ’02, the Ralph R. Boyer Endowment Fund for International Peace. Peregrine ’07, and Clarion ’08. The Fund’s income is directed to Michael Karam in memory of Linda Morgan ’69 A portion of the annual income is expended in support of the support the Chinese Studies program. Robert Loring ’69 School’s peace education program. Ralph Boyer served as a Ellen Carter Woodbridge ’69 & Bill Woodbridge trustee of Sidwell Friends School from 1971 to 1980. Anonymous Clarion Heard ’08 Phoebe Boyer & James Boyer ’54

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The Frances Cleaver Fund for the Musical Arts The Edwin I. and Nancy Dessoff Colodny ’56 The Jennifer Johnston Davison ’66 and Robert The Frances Cleaver Fund for the Musical Arts was established in Family Middle Income Scholarship Fund Virgil Davison Memorial Fund 2006 to honor Frances Cleaver, an inspiring leader of the Sidwell The Edwin I. and Nancy Dessoff Colodny ’56 Family Middle Income The Jennifer Johnston Davison ’66 and Robert Virgil Davison Friends School music faculty from 1968 to 1989. Income from the Scholarship Fund was established in March 2007 in honor of Memorial Fund was established by the friends and family of Fund provides support for the School’s music education program, Nancy ’56, Mark ’85, and David ’87 Colodny. The purpose of the Jennifer Johnston Davison ’66 and Robert Virgil Davison, including the purchase of musical instruments, financing student Fund is to increase the number of middle-income families in the parents of Lindsay ’93 and Cameron ’04. The Fund supports a travel to performances, and bringing visiting artists to the School. School who receive financial aid. Sidwell Friends School faculty or staff member in recognition of excellence in meeting the extraordinary needs of a diverse The William Jefferson Clinton Scholarship Fund The Community Service Endowment Fund community. The William Jefferson Clinton Scholarship Fund was established Multiple donors established an endowed fund to provide general in 2006 through funds set aside in the School’s quasi-endowment support for the School’s community service program. The Anindya Dehejia ’78 Fellows Program Fund to recognize the contributions of President William Jefferson The Anindya Dehejia ’78 Fellows Program Fund was established Adler Family Foundation, Inc. Clinton in the attendance, generosity, and success of the 2006 in 2002 by the Dehejia family. The purpose of the Fund is to Live Auction. Esthy Adler & James Adler celebrate Anindya’s spirit of inquiry, curiosity, vigor, and love of life by providing opportunities for genuine involvement in creative The Saul Z. Cohen Memorial Scholarship Fund The Kim Coville ’48 Scholarship Fund and innovative intellectual pursuits for the faculty and students In 1998, Lisa Fuentes and Thomas Cohen established the Saul Z. In 1965, the family of Cabot “Kim” Coville Jr. ’48, which includes ofSidwell Friends School. Cohen Memorial Scholarship Fund to support student financial nine other Sidwell Friends School alumni, established the Kim Anonymous aid. The Fund provides scholarships for students of color. Coville ’48 Scholarship Fund in his memory. The Fund’s income Ursula Dehejia & Makarand Dehejia provides financial aid for an Upper School student. The Kieran Shafritz de Zoysa ’26 Memorial Catherine Kramer & Christopher Kramer ’78 The Harold Curtiss Jr. Memorial Fund Endowed Fund for Global Studies The David F. DeMarco ’76 Scientific Library The Harold Curtiss Jr. Memorial Fund was established in 2002 The Kieran Shafritz de Zoysa ’26 Memorial Fund for Global Collection Fund Studies was established by Dhulsini de Zoysa ’85 in April 2020 with a bequest from Harold Curtiss Jr., a longtime teacher and The Fund will support a social studies program that will weave in a Upper School principal. Proceeds from the quasi-endowment are In 1999, David DeMarco ’76 established the David F. DeMarco study of economics, history, geography and culture, with the aim used for unrestricted purposes. ’76 Scientific Library Collection Fundto increase the collection of of making our children thoughtful, responsible and ethical citizens scientific books in the Upper School library as a means of giving of our planet. The Alice Dater Faculty Chair back to the School, its students, and faculty. Income from the Fund supports the purchase of books in the physical sciences, Mara Bralove ’89 & Ari Fisher The Alice Dater Faculty Chair was established in 1984 in honor of computer science, mathematics, physics, engineering, and Alice W. Dater, who retired in June 1983 after 39 years at Sidwell Hilary Dayton Busch ’85 chemistry. Friends School. The Chair was endowed through the leadership of Dhulsini de Zoysa ’85 the Lichtenberg Family Foundation, Linda Lichtenberg Kaplan ’56, Charlene DeMarco & David DeMarco ’76 and Daniel Lichtenberg Kaplan ’90, and subsequently supported The Edwin I. and Nancy Dessoff Colodny ’56 by students, faculty, and alumni. A portion of the annual income is The Alan Dessoff ’53 Fund for Journalism Family Faculty Fund used to recognize excellence in teaching in the Middle School. The Alan Dessoff ’53 Fund for Journalism was established as The Edwin I. and Nancy Dessoff Colodny ’56 Family Faculty Fund Maria Turner & Raymond Turner a memorial gift to the School in 2012 by Alan’s sister, Nancy was established in March 2007 in honor of Nancy ’56, Mark ’85, Dessoff Colodny ’56; Alan’s daughter, Regina Dessoff Kessler and David ’87 Colodny. Proceeds from the Fund support the The Helen Towner Davison Scholarship Fund ’73; and many of Alan’s family members and friends. The Fund Faculty Enrichment Travel Program, which rewards deserving was permanently endowed in 2015 and supports students’ Through a bequest in his will, William B. Davison, grandfather experiences in journalism. faculty with the opportunity for travel related to their areas of of Lindsay ’93 and Cameron ’04, established the Helen Towner professional expertise and teaching interests at Sidwell Friends. Davison Scholarship Fund in memory of his wife, Helen Towner Davison.

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The Jean Peterson Diffenbaugh Enrichment The Mark Watson Eager ’74 Scholarship The Carolyn R. Fawcett Book Fund Fund Memorial Fund The Carolyn R. Fawcett Book Fund was established in 2001 by In 1998, the family and friends of Jean Peterson Diffenbaugh The Mark Watson Eager ’74 Memorial Scholarship Fund was Brenda Fawcett ’70, in honor of her late sister, Carolyn. The Fund established the Jean Peterson Diffenbaugh Enrichment Fundin established in 1996 to remember the life of Mark Watson provides financial assistance to students of color for the purchase honor of her 90th birthday. Income from the Fund supports Eager ’74, who died prematurely in 1985. The Fund provides of textbooks. activities for prekindergarten and kindergarten students. Jean financial aid for Upper School students. Peterson Diffenbaugh was director of prekindergarten and The Amy Weston Firfer ’41 Memorial Fund kindergarten at Sidwell Friends Lower School from 1946 to 1966. The Eakin Family Fund The Amy Weston Firfer ’41 Memorial Fund was established in 1999 She was the mother of Patricia Peterson Strazza ’51, Sue Peterson from an unrestricted bequest by Amy Weston Firfer ’41. The Fund Huguely ’59, and Mary Lou Peterson Johnson ’63. In 1984, Lindsay and Terry Eakin ’62 made an endowment gift in honor of Ruth Pearson Eakin ’34 and LeRoy Eakin Jr. ’34. The provides unrestricted support. Pat Peterson Strazza ’51 & Richard Strazza Eakin Family Fund supports a scholarship for an Upper School basketball player. The Ellen Kelly Follin ’29 Memorial Fund The Clarence Dodge Jr. ’32 Student Investment The Ellen Kelly Follin ’29 Memorial Fundwas established in 1994 Fund The Lois Hechinger England ’43 and Richard with a bequest from the estate of Ellen Kelly Follin ’29. The Fund After his death in December 2002, Clarence Dodge Jr. ’32, England Faculty Chair provides unrestricted support for Sidwell Friends. through his estate, made a gift to Sidwell Friends School. One The Lois Hechinger England ’43 and Richard England Faculty fourth of the gift went to improvements in the Upper School’s Chair was established in 1983 by Richard and Lois Hechinger The Edward E. Ford Endowment for Professional Clarence Dodge Jr. ’32 Biology Laboratory. The remaining three- England ’43, parents of Richard Jr. ’72 and Joan (Nonie) England Growth fourths of the gift established the Clarence Dodge Jr. ’32 Student Akman ’68. The Fund supports an endowed chair that recognizes Investment Fund for use by the Student Investment Club. The Edward E. Ford Endowment for Professional Growth was excellence in teaching. established by an endowment grant and matching funds in fiscal year 1984-1985. The Fund supports professional growth The Dozoretz Family Scholarship Fund The Harold A. and Lorraine W. Eskew Memorial opportunities for senior secondary school teachers. Beth and Ronald Dozoretz established The Dozoretz Family Fund Scholarship Fund in 2000. Income from the Fundsupports The Edward E. Ford Endowment for Salaries financial aid for low income students of color residing in the The Harold A. and Lorraine W. Eskew Memorial Fund was District of Columbia. established in memory of Harold A. Eskew in 1995 by his widow, The Edward E. Ford Endowment for Salaries was established by Lorraine W. Eskew. The und provides financial aid for students. an endowment grant and matching contributions in fiscal year 1981-1982. The Fund provides support for the salaries of senior The Janice Drummond Fund The Faculty Enrichment Endowed Fund secondary school teachers. The Janice Drummond Fund was established in 2001 in Established in 1999 and endowed in May 2014, the Faculty memory of Janice Drummond, mother of K. Louise Novitch and The Edward E. Ford Endowment for grandmother of Julia Drummond Novitch ’02. The fund supports Enrichment Endowed Fund provides professional development Scholarships faculty enrichment and development, with preference for the use opportunities for faculty through the School’s Venture and Faculty of advanced technologies in teaching. Enrichment Travel Grant programs. The Edward E. Ford Endowment for Scholarships was established Nicole Alfandre Halbreiner ’78 by an endowment grant and matching contributions in fiscal year 1979-1980. The Fund supports scholarships for Upper School The Nancy Dunn Life Science Scholarship Fund Robert Alfandre Foundation students of color. The Nancy Dunn Life Science Scholarship Fund was established Dominique Alfandre Palmer ’75 & Thomas Palmer by Phyllis Dunn in honor of her sister Nancy Dunn. The Fund The George Fox Scholarship Fund provides financial aid for Upper School students who have an The Faculty Salary Fund aptitude for and interest in the life or medical sciences that may Established by an anonymous national foundation, the George result in them entering a career in the field of human health or the Donors over the years have contributed to a pooled endowment Fox Scholarship Fund provides support to students who practice of medicine. fund that supports the salary budget for teachers. require substantial financial assistance. Preference in awarding these scholarships will be given to students whose families The Faculty and Staff Support Fund have overcome significant hardships and who will add to the This pooled Fund for faculty support is composed of gifts from socioeconomic diversity of the Sidwell Friends School community. many individuals. Elizabeth Ingram & Gregory Ingram

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The Allie S. and Frances W. Freed Foundation The Goldberg Family Fund The Gottscho Environmental Stewardship Fund Fund In 1988, Carol and Henry Goldberg and their sons, Andrew, In 1993, Oscar A. Gottscho ’49 and Margaret Farrelly Gottscho In 1985, The Allie S. and Frances W. Freed Foundation established Bennett ’83, and Jon ’85, established the Goldberg Family Fund to established the Gottscho Environmental Stewardship Fund in the Allie S. and Frances W. Freed Foundation Fund in support of recognize outstanding Sidwell Friends School teachers and staff, memory of his parents, Ernest and Mathilde Wagener Gottscho. the School’s Chinese Studies program. The Fund supports the to make it possible for teachers to pursue significant professional The Fund supports an Upper or Middle School teacher or student annual John Fisher Zeidman ’79 Memorial Lecture. projects, and to meet the School’s important compensation interested in research or a special project related to man and the needs. environment. The Friends Middle Income Scholarship Fund Carol Goldberg & Henry Goldberg Nicholas Gottscho The Friends Middle Income Scholarship Fund was established in 2006 to increase both the number of middle-income families in The Richard W. Goldman Sabbatical Fund The Anthony and Mildred Gould Faculty Salary the School and the percentage of families who receive some level The Richard W. Goldman Sabbatical Fund was established in Fund of financial aid. 1990 in memory of RichardW. Goldman, father of Daniel ’94, The Anthony and Mildred Gould Faculty Salary Fund was William ’97, and Alice ’00. Income from the Fund supports the established in 1975 by Anthony Gould. The Fund supports the The Friends Stand Up Faculty Salary Fund cost of a sabbatical leave for one teacher annually. salaries of senior teachers. Composed of contributions to the Friends Stand Up Campaign Lynn Sachs & John Sachs from several donors, this endowment fund supports the School’s The Samuel A. Guttentag Memorial Fund faculty salary budget. The Susan Sachs Goldman Faculty Development In 1987, Laura Lipson and Joseph A. Guttentag, father of Fund Steven ’81, Adam ’83, and Alice ’87, established the Samuel A. The Friends Stand Up Financial Aid Fund Established in June 2000 by the Goldman family, the Susan Guttentag Memorial Fund in memory of their father, Samuel A. Donors over the years have contributed to a pooled endowment Sachs Goldman Faculty Development Fundsupports individual Guttentag. The Fund provides annual support for the School’s fund that supports the salary budget for teachers. faculty members through the School’s Venture Grant program, outdoor education program. which provides opportunities for faculty to pursue professional The General Endowment development and enrichment. The Amy Halpert ’93 and Sarah Halpert ’95 Gifts that are received from alumni and parents that are Family Fund designated for the endowment and are unrestricted in their The Gordon Family Scholarship Fund The Amy Halpert ’93 and Sarah Halpert ’95 Family Fund purpose are included in the General Endowment. Income from the In 1979, the Gordon family established the Gordon Family was established in 2003 by Beverly and Stuart Halpert. The General Endowment supports current operations and supports Scholarship Fund. The Fund, created in memory of Samuel income of this Fund is used to assist Sidwell Friends School in the School’s goals for financial sustainability. Lincoln Gordon ’73 and Anita R. Gordon, provides financial aid accommodating students and teachers who have physical or for an Upper School student. The Gordon family includes Gene, learning disabilities with a particular emphasis on those with Elsa Newmyer ’72 & Larry Forrester father of Jeremy ’71 and Elizabeth ’83, and Daniel, father of hearing impairments. Lory Newmyer ’76 & Stephen Cooper Mara ’04 and Joshua ’08. Virginia W. Newmyer Gordon Foundation, Inc. The Earl G. Harrison Jr. Learning Fund Jenifer Panner & Aaron Panner Susan Gordon & Jeremy J. Gordon ’71 Endowed in honor of Earl Harrison’s 20 years of service as Head of School and established in September 2000, the Earl G. Harrison General Financial Aid The Albert A. Gore Jr. Scholarship Fund Jr. Learning Fund is intended to reinforce the School’s efforts to Donors over the years have contributed to a pooled endowment support students with different learning styles and developmental The Albert A. Gore Jr. Scholarship Fundwas established in 2008 needs. fund that supports financial aid for students. through funds set aside in the School’s quasi-endowment to recognize the contributions of Albert Gore Jr. to the success of The Head of School’s Discretionary Fund Sidwell Friends’ 2008 Live Auction. In 1988, the grandparents of two students established the Head of School’s Discretionary Fund as part of the School’s endowment. A portion of the income is expended annually as the Head of School wishes, to take advantage of unanticipated educational opportunities and/or to help the faculty and staff cope with unexpected personal emergencies. 64 2019/20 REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY

The William Randolph Hearst Scholarship Fund The Maybelle C. Imhoff Scholarship Fund In 1982, the William Randolph Hearst Foundation gave the first of In 1976, the friends, family, and former students of the late a series of grants, which established the William Randolph Hearst Maybelle C. Imhoff, who taught music at Lower School for 14 Scholarship Fund. years, established the Maybelle C. Imhoff Scholarship Fund in her honor. The Fund provides student scholarships, with preference The Deborah Smith Hechinger ’68 and John W. given to Upper School students. Hechinger Jr. ’68 Fund Kate Kadoun In 1996, Sidwell Friends alumni Deborah Smith Hechinger ’68 Lisa Kressbach and John W. Hechinger Jr. ’68 established the Deborah Smith Hechinger ’68 and John W. Hechinger Jr. ’68 Fund. The Fund The Independence Foundation Scholarship Fund provides financial assistance to a Middle or Upper School In 1971, the Independence Foundation created a revolving student student accomplished in academics, as well as athletics, arts, loan fund to help provide tuition assistance to Upper School or community service. Deborah and John are the parents of students. In 1996, the Foundation converted the principal of this Jamie ’96, Kate ’02, and Jack ’05. Fund into the Independence Foundation Scholarship Fund for Upper School students. The Hechinger Foundation Fund Created in 2000 with funds from a gift to the Endowing Excellence The Lillian Grosvenor Jones ’25 Fund Campaign, the Hechinger Foundation Fund is designated for The Lillian Grosvenor Jones ’25 Fund was established with a unrestricted purposes. bequest in 1986 from the estate of Lilian Grosvenor Jones ’25.

The Holderness Memorial Scholarship Fund The Morgan and Karam Family Endowment In 1988, George A. Holderness III ’60 established the Holderness Fund Memorial Scholarship Fund in memory of his father. The Morgan and Karam Family Endowment Fund was established George Holderness III ’60 in 2002 by Linda J. Morgan ’69 and Michael E. Karam, parents Mary Jan Clark Holderness of Meredith Lyn Morgan Karam ’03. The Fund supports faculty salaries and provides resources for individual faculty members The Shelley and Allan Holt Family Fund for through the School’s Venture Grant program. Faculty Development The Kendall-Laybourne Fund Created in 2001, the Shelley and Allan Holt Family Fund for Faculty Development supports individual faculty members In 1991, Anne and David Kendall, parents of Matthew, William, and through the School’s Venture Grant program or other programs Elizabeth ’95, established the Kendall-Laybourne Fundto provide offering faculty opportunities for professional development and financial aid for Quaker students. enrichment. Anne Kendall & David Kendall

The Hutt Family Fund The Francis K. Kernan Scholarship Fund The Hutt Family Fund was established in 1989 by Eleanor Z. Hutt The Francis K. Kernan Scholarship Fund was established in 1989 and Peter Barton Hutt and their children, Katherine ’79, Peter ’80, by Ann K. Macrory—mother of Benedict ’86, Lucinda ’87, Maud Sarah ’82, and Everett ’88. A portion of the Fund’s endowment ’90, and Cecily ’95—and her mother, Maud T. Kernan, in memory income is used each year to support Horizon, the Upper School of their father, grandfather, and husband, Francis K. Kernan. The newspaper, as well as other Upper School student activities. Fund supports financial aid and tutoring for students of color. Everett Hutt ’88 Peter Barton Hutt Eleanor Hutt

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The Bonnie Susan Kiplinger ’56 Scholarship The Vivienne and Malcolm Lassman Scholarship The Mann-Paller Scholarship Fund Fund Fund In 1989, Marsha and Alan Paller, parents of Brooke ’93 and The Bonnie Susan Kiplinger ’56 Scholarship Fund was established In 1984, Vivienne Lassman and the late Malcolm Lassman, Channing ’97, established the Mann-Paller Scholarship Fund to in 1981 by a grant from The Kiplinger Foundation in memory of parents of Robin ’83 and Justine ’97, established the Vivienne and provide tuition assistance to faculty and staff children who attend Bonnie Susan Kiplinger ’56. Malcolm Lassman Scholarship Fund to provide tuition assistance Sidwell Friends. to faculty and staff children who attend Sidwell Friends. The Arlene and Robert Kogod Fund Mari’s Fund Arlene and Robert Kogod established the Arlene and Robert Library Fund Mari’s Fund was created in 2007 to honor the memory of Mari Kogod Fund in 2002. The Fund supports unrestricted purposes. The Library Fund was established by several donors to provide Schleuning by her family, Martin, Nathaniel ’03, and Jonathan general support for the School’s three libraries. Franks. Mari served Sidwell Friends as the Assistant Dean of Students in the Upper School and the Fund continues her The John and Patricia Koskinen Scholarship generosity of spirit by providing financial resources for the The Richard Lodish Lower School Principal’s Fund extraordinary needs of students, faculty, and staff. John and Patricia Koskinen established the John and Patricia Fund Koskinen Scholarship Fund in 1997 to support the School’s Established in 1998 by grateful Sidwell Friends School Mathematics Fund commitment to financial aid. The Fundprovides scholarships for grandparents, the Richard Lodish Lower School Principal’s An anonymous family established the Mathematics Fund in April Upper School students. Fund is used at the discretion of the Lower School principal for 2004 for the purpose of providing programs, personnel, or other educational initiatives, facilities development, or other important activities designed to strengthen the teaching of mathematics The Kovler Family Athletic Director’s projects that fall outside of the normal operations of the School. at Sidwell Friends, particularly in the Lower School and Middle The Fund honors Richard Lodish, who served as the principal of Discretionary Fund School. the Lower School for over 30 years. The family of Peter and Judy Kovler established the Kovler Family The Timothy S. Mayer ’62 Memorial Fund Athletic Director’s Discretionary Fund in 2003 with the intention of The Lower School Library Fund providing support for the physical education and interscholastic Established in 1994 with a gift from the estate of Timothy S. athletics program. The Lower School Library Fund was established by donors to Mayer ’62, the Timothy S. Mayer ’62 Memorial Fundprovides provide general support to the Lower School Library. support for Sidwell Friends’ theater arts program, particularly The Margaret Weaver Krull ’70 and Gary L. Krull in the Middle and Upper Schools. This Fund celebrates Timothy The Stacey and Gregory Lubar ’88 Faculty Salary Fund Mayer’s many contributions to the American theater. Fund Sidwell Friends alumna and lifer Margaret Weaver Krull ’70 The Arthur V. Meigs ’29 Memorial Fund and her late husband, Gary L. Krull, established the Margaret Established in July 2002, the Stacey and Gregory Lubar ’88 Weaver Krull ’70 and Gary L. Krull Fund in 2008. The Fund Faculty Salary Fund provides support for faculty compensation. The Arthur V. Meigs ’29 Memorial Fund, established in memory of supports the School’s athletic program and enhances Arthur V. Meigs ’29, was created in 1998 by his widow, Ellen Lee, educational opportunities involving teamwork, athletic skill, and The Christopher Ma Fund for Interdisciplinary and children, Mary ’76 and Ed ’80. The Fund supports student sportsmanship. Studies financial aid. Margaret Weaver Krull ’70 The Christopher Ma Fund for Interdisciplinary Studies was Nancy Lowe ’76 & Rebecca Foreman established by the Ma Family and other donors to promote and Mary Meigs Thorne ’76 & Jim Thorne The Kugelman Family Fund support interdisciplinary course work at Sidwell Friends School. Established in 1993 with an endowment gift from the Kugelman The Fund allows students to learn about important areas of The Millennium Scholarship Book Fund study from the perspective of more than one discipline and gain Foundation, the Kugelman Family Fund supports the Ida Fisher The Millennium Scholarship Book Fund was established by the a broader viewpoint through the collaboration of teachers across Zeidman Resource Center. Sidwell Friends School Parents Association in 2000 in celebration departments. of the millennium. The Fund supports the purchase of textbooks.

The Dess Mackay Fund The Minority Scholarship Fund The Dess Mackay Fund was established through a bequest in The Minority Scholarship Fund is composed of gifts from several 1955 by Elizabeth D. Mackay. The Fund is in memory of Charles anonymous donors. The Fund’s income provides financial aid to DeSaussure Mackay ’35. students of color. 66 2019/20 REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY

The Linda J. Morgan ’69 Faculty Development The Clarence F. Norment III ’42 Memorial David Battey Term Fund Scholarship Fund Nancy Bernstein ’76 & Robert Schoen In memory of his beloved wife, Linda J. Morgan ’69, and in honor Created in memory of Clarence (Clay) Norment III ’42, the Loretta Chi ’76 of their shared belief in the power of individual faculty members Clarence F. Norment III ’42 Memorial Scholarship Fund was Susan Hilton Labovich ’76 & Gary Labovich to transform students’ lives, Michael Karam created the Linda established in 1997 by his widow, Nancy Norment McCabe ’46. Bret Morgan ’76 J. Morgan ’69 Faculty Development Term Fund for a faculty Clay Norment was the father of Elizabeth ’70, Katherine ’74, professional development program. With these resources, the Clarence IV ’83, Martha, and Sarah; the son of Clarence F. Ava Huang & Mark Ozer ’82 Head of School provides faculty professional development that is Norment Jr. ’14; and the brother of Polly Norment Burke ’45. Frederic Thys ’76 both sustainable and based on the School’s mission and values. Sandra Ann Williams & Thomas Williams ’76 Michael Karam The Oaklawn Foundation Scholarship Fund Established in 1996 by a grant from the Oaklawn Foundation, the The Parsky Family Scholarship Fund The Stephanie M. Phillipps and George E. Oaklawn Foundation Scholarship Fund provides financial aid to an In 1994, Gerald L. Parsky, Laura H. Parsky ’87, and David S. Parsky Murray Fund Upper School student. ’89 created the Parsky Family Scholarship Fund, which supports the tuition of an Upper School student with exceptional academic In 1997, Stephanie Phillipps and George Murray established the and athletic achievements. Stephanie M. Phillipps and George E. Murray Fund to support The Elaine M. O’Regan Faculty and Staff Sidwell Friends in its efforts to expand and increase diversity. The Scholarship Fund The Barbara Patterson Black Student Fund Fund provides a scholarship for an African American student and/ In 1985, a group of teachers and staff members launched a or supports faculty positions for African American teachers. fundraising effort to build a scholarship endowment fund to Scholarship Fund support the annual tuition of one student at Sidwell Friends in The Barbara Patterson Black Student Fund Scholarship Fund was The Newlin Family Scholarship Fund perpetuity. The Fund was originally named The Faculty & Staff established in March 2007 to honor Barbara Patterson. The Fund The Newlin Family Scholarship Fundwas established in 1971 by Scholarship Fund. On February 21, 2001, the Board of Trustees supports low income students attending Sidwell Friends School a gift from William and Louisa Newlin, parents of William ’75, renamed the Fund to honor Elaine O’Regan and to provide whose background, needs, and potential are consistent with the Nicholas ’77, and Elizabeth ’79. This Fund provides financial permanent recognition for her service of highest distinction Black Student Fund program. aid to Upper School students of color who live in the District of and loyal commitment during more than 25 years as Executive Columbia. Associate to the Head of School and Board of Trustees. The Peace Studies Fund Louisa Foulke Newlin & William Newlin Sr. Stephen Dickey ’73 Composed of contributions from several donors, this pooled endowment fund supports the School’s peace studies program. The Newman Fund for Faculty The Ottaway Family Scholarship Fund Established in 2001 by Andrea Fischer Newman and Francis A. In 1980, former Sidwell Friends parents Marina and David The David P. Pearson ’52 Athletic Chair Fund Ottaway established the Ottaway Family Scholarship Fund. The Newman, the Newman Fund for Faculty helps to ensure teaching Established in 2005, the David P. Pearson ’52 Athletic Chair Fund Fund provides financial aid for Middle or Upper School students excellence at Sidwell Friends School. supports athletics at Sidwell Friends School, particularly the of color, particularly African American students who live in the Athletic Director. District of Columbia. The Virginia W. and James M. Newmyer ’37 Fund The Marty Pinson Memorial Fund The Virginia W. and James M. Newmyer ’37 Fund was established The Kathy Ozer ’76 Memorial Fund in 2000 by Virginia and James Newmyer ’37. The Fund promotes Established in 2003 by friends and family of Marty Pinson, The Kathy Ozer ’76 Memorial Fund was established in 2017 and supports the teaching of modern European history in the the Marty Pinson Memorial Fund is used for the unrestricted to provide funding to Sidwell Friends students who have Upper School in ways that will lead to greater school-wide purposes of the School. understanding of and appreciation for modern European culture, demonstrated a keen interest in food justice or farming to have an history, and perspective. experiential educational opportunity. It also may provide funding Marsha Stiefel Pinson for a Sidwell faculty member to explore these interests through Lori Vise & David Vise Daniel Forrester ’09 the School’s Venture Grant program. The Fund honors the work to Elsa Newmyer ’72 & Larry Forrester which Kathy dedicated her life. Emma Forrester ’06 Karen Andrews ’76 Andra Armstrong & Jacob Noah Brown

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The Posner Family Scholarship Fund The John B. Reeside IV ’65 Scholarship Fund The trustees of the Posner-Wallace Foundation awarded Sidwell The John B. Reeside IV ’65 Scholarship Fund was established in Friends a grant in 1988 in honor of Irving Wallace’s 75th birthday. May 2007 by John B. Reeside IV ’65. The Fund supports students That grant was used to establish the Posner Family Scholarship who would otherwise be unable to afford a Sidwell Friends School Fundfor Upper School students. Irving Wallace, the husband education. of the late Lillian Kahn Posner, is the stepfather of Lawrence D. Posner ’55 and Elisabeth Posner Schouten ’57 and the The Saul Ritzenberg Memorial Fund grandfather of Stephanie ’88, Nicholas ’90, and David ’94. The Saul Ritzenberg Memorial Fund was established in 2002 by gifts from the Sylvia and Saul Ritzenberg family, including the The Powell Family Fund Sylvia Ritzenberg Charitable Trust, Cathryn Ritzenberg McCulloch Established in October 2002 by Elissa and Jay Powell, the ’68 and Frank H. McCulloch ’64, Janne Ritzenberg Piper ’74 and Powell Family Fund supports, in perpetuity, the core educational Winthrop DeForest Piper II, and James L. Ritzenberg ’75 and activities of the Sidwell Friends School. The Fund may be used for Patricia Marks Ritzenberg. The Saul Ritzenberg Memorial Fund unrestricted purposes. provides unrestricted funding.

The Press Family Fund for Faculty The Gerald and Joan Rodnan Memorial Fund The Press Family Fund for Faculty was established in 2001 by Sudi The Gerald and Joan Rodnan Memorial Fund was established by and Fred Press and their children, Jordan ’96, Brooke ’98, and Leslie Rodnan and John Cohen ’69 in 2017. The Fund provides Jared ’02. The Fund supports individual faculty members through scholarship support to financially deserving students. Income the School’s Venture Grant program. from the Fund provides unrestricted financial aid for Sidwell Friends students. Sudi Press & Fred Press Leslie Rodnan & John Cohen ’69 The Raines Family Black Student Fund Scholarship Fund The Daryl Reich Rubenstein Endowment Fund The Raines Family Black Student Fund Scholarship Fundwas In 1988, Lee G. Rubenstein and his children, Beth ’77, Barton ’81, established in March 2007 by Franklin D. Raines. The Fund and Amy ’84, established the Daryl Reich Rubenstein Endowment supports low income students attending Sidwell Friends School Fund to support the activities and programs of the Daryl Reich whose background, needs, and potential are consistent with the Rubenstein Art Gallery. Black Student Fund program. The James and Betty Sams Family Fund The Catherine Meyers Randolph ’54 and F.F. In 1987, Betty and James Sams and their children, James ’78, Randolph, Jr. Media Fund Alicia ’82, and Victoria ’86, established the James and Betty Sams Family Fund to enhance understanding of Middle Eastern history Established in November 2001, the Catherine Meyers Randolph and culture and to support the study of underdeveloped nations ’54 and F.F. Randolph, Jr. Media Fund supports programs, and the peaceful resolution of global conflict. activities, and enhancements associated with the Meyers Media Center in the Goldman Library and other media-related curricular Alicia Sams ’82 and co-curricular programs within the Upper and Middle Schools. Betty Sams James & Betty Sams Family Charitable Lead Trust The Reader’s Digest Scholarship Fund Lisa Sams & James Sams ’78 In 1984 and 1985, the Reader’s Digest Scholarship and Leadership Fund at the New York Community Trust provided grants to Victoria Sams ’86 establish the Reader’s Digest Endowed Scholarship Fund. The Fund’s income is distributed annually as partial scholarships to Sidwell Friends School students from middle income families.

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The George Sattlethight Memorial Fund and Michael ’73, following Robert Schulman’s death in March The Thomas W. Sidwell Scholarship Fund 1987. Betty’s name was added to the Fund following her death in The George Sattlethight Memorial Fund was established in 1997 February 2006. Income from this Fund provides financial aid for a In 1988, Mary Fox Whittlesey, Class of 1920, on behalf of herself with a bequest from the estate of George Sattlethight. Income Sidwell Friends School student. and her late sister, Grace E. Fox, Class of 1918, established the from this Fund supports grounds maintenance and beautification. Thomas W. Sidwell Scholarship Fundin memory of Thomas W. George Sattlethight, who died in June 1996, worked for Sidwell Barbara Schulman Crum ’67 & H. Preston Crum Sidwell. Friends’ Buildings and Grounds Department from 1964 to 1992. The Sally Selby Fund Caroline Embry Turner ’42* The Diane Scattergood Faculty Fund The Sally Selby Fund was established in 2016 by the Parents The Sidwell Friends Community Service Association and many other donors to honor Sally’s 32 years The Diane Scattergood Faculty Fund was established in March Endowment 2007 to recognize and honor the invaluable teaching and of service to the community and to perpetuate the values that guidance of Diane Scattergood. Proceeds from the Fund support Sally championed. The Fund may be used at the discretion of In 2004, the Dunn family created the Sidwell Friends Community faculty salaries. the Middle School principal to support learning opportunities Service Endowment to enhance and expand the community for students, faculty, and parents that promote environmental service program at Sidwell Friends School and to provide for more sustainability, the Friends experience, and/or the social and international community service opportunities for Upper School The Victor Schinnerer Faculty Fund emotional development of children. students. In 1976, the late Victor Schinnerer, father of Sally S. Fant ’56, William R. Schinnerer ’61, and Sandra S. Carrier ’64, and The James D. Senger Faculty Fund The Sidwell Friends Middle School Poetry grandfather of Kimberly A. Schinnerer ’00, established the Victor Endowment Fund Schinnerer Faculty Fund. Each year a portion of the income is The James D. Senger Faculty Fund was established in March 2007 expended for the benefit of excellence in teaching, program to recognize and honor the invaluable teaching of James Senger. The Sidwell Friends Middle School Poetry Endowment Fund was enrichment, and encouragement of and assistance to teachers. Proceeds from the Fund support faculty salaries. established by an anonymous donor in 2019. The Fund provides support for a permanent poetry initiative in the Middle School Marguerite Schinnerer & William Schinnerer ’61 The Sherburne-Van Heuvelen Family Fund (grades 5 – 8). The purpose of the Fund is to encourage poetry competition for students to exhibit their interest and passion for The Mari Schleuning Scholarship Fund In August 2003, the Sherburne-Van Heuvelen family established the Sherburne-Van Heuvelen Family Fund to be used by the Upper poetry, and to receive recognition for exceptional poetry. The Mari Schleuning Scholarship Fund was established by Martin, School principal to support priorities for the Upper School. Anonymous Nathaniel ’03, and Jonathan Franks and their family and friends to honor Mari Schleuning, who passed away in October 2006. Jane Sherburne The Robert L. Smith Family Scholar Program The Fund provides scholarship support to financially deserving Elizabeth Van Heuvelen ’01 & Adam Shoemaker Upper School students in each grade who exemplify the traits The Robert L. Smith Family Scholar Program was established in Robert Van Heuvelen that characterized Mari in her efforts to build a stronger and more 2019 with an anonymous endowment gift. Income from the fund diverse community at Sidwell Friends—a generous and selfless is dedicated to supporting scholarships and programs consistent The Elizabeth Tyree Shutack ’18 Scholarship spirit, a caring and compassionate demeanor, and a zest for life. with former Head of School Robert L. Smith’s pioneering work to Fund diversify the school’s student body, faculty and administration, The Curt and Gertrude Schuelein Memorial Fund In 1981, John T. Shutack ’38 established the Elizabeth Tyree and promote the role of Quaker values in school life. Shutack ’18 Scholarship Fund in memory of his mother, Elizabeth In 1988, Marianne Schuelein and Ralph Krause, parents of Peter Anonymous Tyree Shutack, Class of 1918. The Fund’s income provides C. Krause ’85 and Steven C. Krause ’89, established the Curt financial aid to an Upper School student. and Gertrude Schuelein Memorial Fund in memory of Curt and The Bruce B. Stewart Fund for Faculty Support Gertrude Schuelein. Income from this fund provides annual In August 2001, an appreciative parent who wishes to remain support, which enables an Upper School student to travel abroad The Shutack Family Fund anonymous established the Bruce B. Stewart Fund to support to work on a special project. The Shutack Family Fund was established by Patricia and John faculty salaries, education, & development. T. Shutack ’38 in 2000. Income from the Fund supports faculty The Robert A. and Betty M. Schulman salaries, student financial aid, or other purposes central to the Scholarship Fund School, as determined by the Head of School. The Robert A. and Betty M. Schulman Scholarship Fund was established by their children, John ’64, Barbara S. Crum ’67,

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The Leslie M. Strathmann Memorial Faculty Tara Hamilton & John Fletcher Jr. ’62 The Ellis Turner Endowed Fund Fund Kathleen Heinze & Anthony Farrell ’67 In recognition of his distinguished career at Sidwell Friends and in In 1996, the friends and family of Leslie M. Strathmann, parent of Robert Kogod Goldman ’63 honor of his retirement, Ellis Turner’s students wish to establish Joseph ’87 and William ’85, established the Leslie M. Strathmann Millicent Eifler Higgins ’70 & Arthur Higgins the Ellis Turner Endowed Scholarship Fund. Memorial Faculty Fund in her memory. It was Leslie Strathmann’s Sharon Smull Hinckley ’63 & Kent Hinckley Mara Bralove ’89 & Ari Fisher wish to create a Fund that would support Sidwell Friends School Margot Dankner ’03 faculty. This Fund serves as a Head of School Discretionary Fund, Sherrill Mulliken Houghton ’60 and its income supports Upper School faculty development and Anne Eastland Howdeshell ’56 & Donald Howdeshell Ashleigh Davis Donovan ’94 & Michael Donovan curriculum enrichment. Sue Peterson Huguely ’59 & Geoffrey Huguely ’58 Casey Fish Claire Cardella & Thomas Cardella Gail Jennes ’66 Marissa Jones Friedman ’93 & Bill Friedman Shannon Strathmann & Joseph Strathmann ’87 Joffa Kerr & William Kerr ’55 Heather Graham ’83 Kathleen Carroll Strathmann & William Strathmann ’85 Robert S. & Grayce B. Kerr Foundation Sara Echaniz & Peter Krause ’85 Robert Landau ’70 Evan LeFlore ’02 The Sami Khatib Suleiman Endowment May Liang & James Lintott Eliza Leighton ’91 The Sami Khatib Suleiman Endowment was established in memory of Sami Suleiman, a noted community advocate and Georges Lurcy Charitable & Educational Trust Louise Milner ’83 father of Ramzy ’05. Proceeds from this Fund are used to cover Linda Luykx & John Luykx ’63 Dana Mueller ’03 travel and living expenses incurred by students participating in an Karen Lewis & Miles MacIntyre ’62 Charlie O’Mara ’16 exchange program that seeks to foster the sharing of ideas and a greater cross-cultural understanding between students at Sidwell Julie Mangis & John Mangis ’61 Vidisha Dehejia Patel ’81 & Ashvin Patel Friends School and Palestinian students who attend Ramallah Orlando Mastrapa Ann Lo Presti Payne ’93 & Matthew Payne Friends School. Shirley Williams Mersereau ’50 Gavin Pratt ’97 Deborah Fosberg Nelson ’66 & James Nelson Zachary Ratner ’08 The Señora Guillermina Medrano de Supervía David Pearson ’52 Thomas Shakow ’90 Endowed Chair for Spanish and Latin American Alex Posner ’94 Judith Wallner & Ted Stern ’87 Studies Posner-Wallace Foundation Tina Maxian & Jeremy Winston ’81 The Supervía Fund was established in 1980 by a group of alumni Nicholas Posner ’90 in honor of Guillermina Medrano de Supervía, who headed the The Ulwick Family Fund Upper School Spanish Department from 1945 to 1978. In 2017, The Preston Trust a challenge gift was made by Alan Bernstein ’59, along with his The Ulwick Family Fund was established in 2000 as a Middle Lynne Robinson & J. Lawrence Robinson ’60 brothers Daniel Bernstein ’55 and George Bernstein ’64, for School principal’s discretionary Fund. Income from this Fund alumni and parents to create the Señora Guillermina Medrano de Mary Rosen Salkever ’59 & David Salkever supports Middle School faculty development, salaries, and Supervía Endowed Chair for Spanish and Latin American Studies. Stephanie Shaw ’88 resources. Anonymous Dolly Bowman Tucker ’58 & Gene Tucker The Upper School Principal’s Discretionary Dana Dewey Woody ’54 & Joe Woody Arent Charitable Foundation Fund Stephen W. Arent ’60 The Willie Thomas Football Fund Donors collaborated in 2000 to establish this Fund to provide Miren Beitia ’72 & Carlos Zarabozo superior financial resources for the Upper School principal to The family of Peter and Judy Kovler established the Willie pursue educational initiatives. Jayusia Bernstein & Alan Bernstein ’59 Thomas Football Fund in 2003 with the intention of maintaining in Lora Drezner & Jeffrey Drezner perpetuity the memory of Coach Willie Thomas and also providing Kathleen Heinze & Anthony Farrell ’67 support for the football program. Tara Hamilton & John Fletcher Jr. ’62 Sherry Franks & Martin Franks

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The Vine Family Fund for Financial Aid The Mei Xu Cultural Exchange Fund John Vine established the Vine Family Fund for Financial Aid in The Mei Xu Cultural Exchange Fund was established in 2007 to 1999. Income from the Fund provides financial aid for an Upper supplement and strengthen the Chinese language and Chinese School student. studies programs.

The Virginia White Memorial Scholarship Fund The Yochum Family Endowed Scholarship The Virginia White Memorial Scholarship Fund is a quasi- The Yochum Family Endowed Scholarship was established in endowment Fund established in 2000 through a bequest from 2015 by Julian, Stacy, and Catherine Yochum ’11 to support Edward E. Martin ’38. Virginia White taught Upper School English financially qualified students, based solely on financial need. and history from 1930 to 1947. Income from this Fund provides Catherine Yochum ’11 financial aid to Upper School students. Stacy Yochum & Julian Yochum The Ellis T. Williams Trustee Fund The Yoskowitz Family Scholarship Fund The Ellis T. Williams Trustee Fund quasi-endowed fund was established in 1983 through an unrestricted bequest gift from The Yoskowitz Family Scholarship Fund was created in 2003 by Ellis T. Williams, a trustee of the School for several terms between Carol and Irving Yoskowitz, parents of Robert ’05. Proceeds from 1964 and 1983. A portion of the annual income is used each year this Fund are allocated for tuition assistance and other needs of to foster trustee growth and development. students who could not otherwise afford to attend Sidwell Friends School and who best add to the true diversity of the student body. The Josh Wolman Endowed Scholarship Fund The John Fisher Zeidman ’79 Chinese Studies Michael and Diane Sapir established the Josh Wolman Endowed Fund Scholarship Fund in June 2014 to honor their friend Josh Wolman, Associate Head of School for Admission and Financial Aid. In 1982, the family and friends of John Fisher Zeidman ’79, brother of Elizabeth Zeidman ’76 and Jennifer Zeidman Bloch ’85, The Wood Scholarship Fund established an endowed Chinese studies program in his memory. Each year, a portion of the John Fisher Zeidman Chinese Studies The Wood Scholarship Fund supports a scholar athlete who will Fund’s income is spent to support this program, which includes contribute to the varsity boys’ basketball program. language and history courses, an annual lecture, and a resource center. In 2018, family and friends created the Nancy Levy The Woodruff-Hunt Family Fund Zeidman Gift for Student Experiences as a perpetual memorial Established in 1988 by Albert Hunt and his wife, Judy Woodruff, that connects Nancy’s love for her son and daughters with the Woodruff-Hunt Family Fund provides assistance for teachers opportunities for a new generation of students to Photography Freed or students with physical, emotional, or learning disabilities. experience China. The Zeidman family. Duskin Co., Ltd. The Michael Woods Faculty Fund Stuart Eizenstat Lucia Buchanan Pierce The Michael Woods Faculty Fund was established in March 2007 Andrew Glass & Eleanor Glass Carole Pizitz & Michael Pizitz to recognize and honor the invaluable teaching of Michael Woods. Marilyn Heiman Proceeds from the Fund support faculty salaries. Adele Silver Jill Klein & Frederick Klein Celeste Szewczyk & John Mueller The Walter Wright III ’49 Family Chair Irene Korsak & Emanuel Faust Jr. Barbara Szoradi The Walter Wright III ’49 Family Chair was endowed through gifts Ellen Levine & Fred Levine Yingda Xu & Tao Xu from Walter ’Tony’ Wright III ’49, and his wife, Marjorie Williams Bret Lowell Teruji Yamamura Wright to recognize excellence in teaching at Sidwell Friends Rochelle Mayer & Eric Mayer School. Elizabeth Zeidman ’76 Lindsay McAuliffe & Robert Reisner Philip Zeidman

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Theo ’24 packed “Hunger Halting Hero Kits,” which contained nonperishable foods that Cornerstones, a Virginia-based nonprofit supporting people in need, distributed to area residents facing food insecurity.

FRIENDS Banda Martha Salazar Gabi ’25 motivated her friends to help her Helping reach an ambitious goal: making 15,000 miniature bars of soap to be distributed to hospitals, a short-term housing facility, Courtesy Theo Austell Courtesy FRIENDS and a youth homeless shelter. Camilla ’32 and Georgina ’30 continued long-standing Lower The Sidwell Friends campuses changed School service by making in the spring of the 2019/20 year: empty sandwiches and lunches—around 35 per week—for Martha’s Table hallways, still playgrounds, quiet lunchrooms. to distribute to hungry DC-area Meanwhile, bedrooms turned into classrooms residents. Later, Martha’s Table and dining rooms into art studios. CEO Kim Ford ’99 accepted five carloads of nonperishable Still, the spirit of community endured as donations that Sidwell Friends students, alumni, parents, faculty, and staff volunteers collected during the end-of-year dropoff of supplies found new ways to sustain relationships and equipment. across distance and carried on the Sidwell Missmar Sandra Friends tradition of service.

Vidisha Dehejia Patel ’81—a therapist specializing in children and young adults, as well as stress reduction—appeared on the Lives That Speak podcast to discuss how the COVID-19 pandemic affects the mental health of students and parents, and to offer suggestions to parents on coping in this difficult time. Courtesy Vidisha Dehejia Patel Dehejia Vidisha Courtesy

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Faced with the sudden end of their promising season, members of the robotics team Luke Primis ’20, Kamran Rowhani ’21, and Ian Palk ’20 used 3D printers to produce face shields for medical and emergency personnel throughout the region. Cheryl Ellis

Sophia ’25 spent her spring break (and beyond) stitching cloth masks that she later distributed to medical centers and homeless shelters. Courtesy Luke Primis Luke Courtesy Bahman Rowhani Bahman

Families from the Class of 2021 delivered congratulations and yard signs to graduating seniors. Inspired by the juniors, about a dozen families from the Class of 2025 delivered balloons and Sidwell Friends foxes to 8th graders before their digital Moving Up ceremony. Courtesy Teonna Wallop Teonna Courtesy Aleksandr Kuzmenchuk ’20

Upon learning his 70th class Reunion was postponed, Trustee, teacher, and Friend Toby Riley ’50 called, emailed, Judy Brown (P ’04) generated a Brittany Chase Brittany and wrote letters to check in series of quarantine queries for on every member of his class. In lieu of a formal graduation ceremony, Upper School social media to help community Over a period of two weeks, he Principal Mamadou Guèye surprised the Class of 2020 members center and process organized and hosted three Riley Toby by personally delivering their diplomas to their homes. their experiences. virtual Reunions.

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Sara Bowsky Damara Chambers Hadley Boyd ’82 Kevin Chambers CELEBRATING John Bralove ’63 Rochika Chaudhry Mara Bralove ’89 Julia Chen Karen Bralove-Stilwell Peiying Chen OUR VOLUNTEERS Robert Bresler ’55 Vian Chen Sidwell Friends is honored to host a dedicated network of volunteers who Katherine Brin Wenjie Chen keep the School connected and engaged. From Next-to-New Sale champions Lawrence Brin Lesley Chen-Young ’14 to Alumni Leadership Giving Committee members, volunteers dedicate Eric Brodnax Sheila Cheston Sarah Brodnax ’18 Mark Chichester ’18 expertise, time, and effort to create transformative educational experiences for Ann Winkelman Brown ’55 Carol Chow students. By educating and inspiring others to support the School, volunteers Carter Brown Alexandra Citrin ’03 promote growth in this dynamic and nurturing learning community. Frederica Brown Benjamin Citrin ’12 Judith Brown Genevieve Citrin ’05 Anonymous (23) Bomi Anise Miren Beitia ’72 Lily Brown Wendy Cividanes Amin Abari Lisa Arrington Azin Bekhrad Marnie Brown Bina Clark Camilo Barrera Acosta ’02 Thadeus Arrington Jr. Amy Berman Olivia Brown ’09 Laura Cloutier Lydia White Adelfio ’73 Sheyda Aryana Alex Bess Yolanda Brown William Clyburn Eric Adler ’82 Frederico Asch Nia Hope Bess Lillian Lardy Brownstein ’99 John Coffin ’87 Sanjay Agarwal Kim Atkinson Elida Bessalel Mary Bryan ’10 Traci Cohen Dennis ’86 Shelly Agarwal Agatha Aurbach Rachna Bhatt Ralph Bryant Vincent Cohen Jr. ’88 Sanam Aghdaey ’10 Andrew Aurbach ’86 Radhika Bhattacharya ’99 Sara Bullon Arika Cole Smita Aguiar Phillip Austern ’94 Jianfang Bian Fadime Burgut Ola Cole Alex Akman ’07 Virginia Avanesyan Aidyn Bibolov Hilary Dayton Busch ’85 Dahomey Coleman ’91 Zeeshan Aleem ’04 Jody Avirgan ’98 Ainslie Binder ’81 April Agger Callahan ’80 Deborah Colson ’87 Lory Ivey Alexander ’97 Christin Baker Hiwot Birru Nora Cameron Helen Austern Colson ’53 Robyn Alexander Marion Scattergood Ballard William Black ’97 Andrew Campbell Catherine Commander Albert Allen Tracy Ballard Sue Blain Marsha Campbell Nansia Constantinou Alexandra Allen Sylvia Ballinger Nicole Blake Glenn Canencio Alice Clark Coogan ’80 Ryan Allman ’07 Sarah Mutesi Ban Ericka Blount-Danois ’90 Alina Carare Lynetta Cooper Scott Alper ’15 Judith Barnett Melissa Blume Allison Marinoff Carle ’90 Maggie Covington Cornwell ’75 Bruce Altevogt ’94 Elizabeth Barratt-Brown Ani Boitel Emily Carrier ’93 Jessica Cowan Mary Altevogt Mary Barton-Dock Natasha Bonhomme ’01 Daniella Cass ’15 Rachel Cox ’00 Rose Alvarez Stephen Batzell ’67 Audrey Boochever ’09 Amanda Derryck Castel ’91 Anna Crocker ’77 Cheryl Amitay Can Baysan ’01 Katherine Boone Schafer Bomstein Castella ’04 Tia Cudahy Joe Amprey Carriellen Beaudreau Amanda Borden Lisa Catapano Leigh Culver Erin Andrews Marla Beck Michael Borkowski Grace Cayouette ’21 Joan Curhan Steve Andrews Jacqueline Becker Carol Borut 74 Alumni Association Executive Board Board of Trustees Parent Association Leadership * Deceased 2019/20 REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY Parents volunteering at the arts-and-crafts table at the 2019/20 Lower School fall festival. Ronald Curhan Marjan Ehsassi Marika Moore Cutler ’64 Carl Eifler ’66 Bryan Daguiar Chinwendu Eke Annette Daley Justina Eke Minal Damani Kundra Sani Eldarwish ’85 Margot Dankner ’03 Karmah Elmusa ’02 June Das Gupta Danielle Ellis ’83 Caroline Davis Aidan Emerson ’22 Dorothy Davis ’71 Meme Enemark ’62 Eva Semple Davis ’80 Peter Enemark ’62 Cat Dawson ’04 Ellen Cornelius Ericson ’97 Denise Dawson Jennifer Esch ’05 Theron Dawson Dylan Everett ’11 Shyami de Silva Justine Wruble Fahey ’90 Ann Biester Deane ’75 Susan Braselton Fant Andrea DeFlorio Elizabeth Kolb Farr Barbara Delaney Abimbola Fatukasi Jocelino Delgado Cristina Faz Christopher Dematatis ’66 Noah Feinstone ’98 Aubyn Boyer Demian ’88 Mimi Wang Feinstone Ann Barnes Deschamps ’80 Liz Feldman Karen Devlin Catherine Livingston Fernandez ’76 Katherine Diamond ’25 Marta Ferro ’89 Laura Diamond ’81 Nancy Fetterman Irma Esparza Diggs Raina Fishbane Makeda Dixon ’22 H. Richmond Fisher ’64 Sharla Dixon Margaret Flax Angela Dixon-Allamby Mark Flemming ’00 Hurley Doddy ’81 Mary King Flury ’50 Marlin Dohlman Karin Flynn Elizabeth Donley Martha Ford Jamie Dorros L. Palmer Foret ’70 Abby Dos Santos ’97 Debbie Foster Hilary Dove Charlotte Fouch Fox ’02 Graham Dower Ashley Foxworth Charis Menschel Drant Yelena Frankel Alan Drummer ’75 Martin Franks Latasha Edwards Simone Frederick 75 Kelley Lynch Kelley SIDWELL FRIENDS SCHOOL

Clark Griffith II ’59 Christopher Hart Page Griffith Lee Ann Hart Rebecca Griffiths Rosemary Hart Gloria Grimes Tracy Hart Sjontelle Grimes Ellen Burgunder Harter ’67 Patrick Gross Jane Hartquist Emily Grossi Colleen Coleman Hassenstein ’93 Roni Grossman Martha Hausman ’80 Delicia Gunn Deborah Smith Hechinger ’68 Yongzhang Guo Jamie Hechinger ’96 Paul Haar Ted Hefter ’16 Fatim Haidara Eloise Heimert ’22 Justin Hall ’02 Jennifer Heimert Sarah Halpert ’95 Amy Henderson Laura Handman Jared Hendricks ’98 Timothy Hanrahan ’91 Stephen Heneghan ’26 Nancy Abolin Hardin ’55 Evan Henrich ’03 Ruchi Harnal Susan Hepler LinDon Harris ’16 Katia Herrera Sosa Brooke Hart ’21 Adelaja Heyliger

Caroline Friedman Rebecca Gilbert We have loved being part of this community of teachers, students, and Ella Fuson ’25 Gloria Girton ’53 parents for the past 15 years. Our children found incredible mentors Harold Fuson ’22 Beata Glover in teachers and coaches who have taught them lessons that they will John Fuson Ryan Golden ’90 carry with them for the rest of their lives. The School’s Quaker values Julia Aledort Gaebler ’87 Elijah Goldman ’12 have become a part of our children’s everyday decisions and choices. Dennis Gang Kimberly Goldsteen Gilian Gang ’19 Maria Gonzalez The current pandemic has left so many of our children with a sense Laureen Gaston Mara Gordon ’04 of uncertainty about the future, but we have seen that Sidwell Friends Linda Gaus ’83 Debra Goren has the creativity and imagination to make sure that its students are John Michael Geise ’05 Ava Gorman ’23 prepared to meet the challenges of a world that is changing so quickly. Bethlehem Getachew ’30 Bobby Gravitz ’00 Alexander Ghesquiere ’95 Dayna Grayson NANDINI THILLAIRAJAH AND RAJAKANTHAN THILLAIRAJAH Blair Giannini Jessica Green ’07 Parents of Shanthi Thillairajah ’15 and Arjun Thillairajah ’20 Joanna Giasafakis Rebecca Green Christina Gikakis Viviana Green 76 2019/20 REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY

Kylie Hiemstra ’09 Kevin Johnson ’91 Gideon Lachman Paul Markun ’74 Elizabeth Mendez Shannon Hill Lauren Johnson ’23 Sophia Lager ’22 Holly Marshall Juan Mendez ’89 Paul Hodgdon ’93 Lee Johnson Amrita Lakhanpal Stephanie Martz Isabel Merideth ’27 Leah Greenspan Hodor Lia Johnson ’18 Tatiana Landior Alan Marzilli Melissa Merideth Margo Lee Hofeldt ’63 Lindsay Johnson ’07 Jennifer Lanoff Dana Marzilli Oliver Merideth ’30 Elizabeth Hoffman Terrence Johnson Minh Le ’91 Wibb Marzilli ’21 Barry Merriman Cecil Hofman Maria Jorge Brandye Lee ’96 MJ Masishin Marika Cutler Meyer ’94 Madeline Holland ’10 Lorna Joseph Dominic Lee ’00 Tim Masters Zoe Meyer ’20 Louisa Schneiberg Hollman ’80 Margaret Kane Jane Legg Henry Masur ’64 Sarah Meyers Max Hollman ’09 Cecilia Kang Susan Leighton Lauren Matney Elena Michael ’20 Richard Honn Robert Kang Alexander Levey ’05 Ryan Matney Stephanie Mikulasek Anne Titus Honn Julie Silard Kantor ’87 Robert Levey Malika Matthews Emily Miller Nilo Hoorazar Alex Karam ’95 David Levine Jonathan Matts ’13 Sasha Miller Gayle Horn Meredith Karam ’03 Teresa Levitin Jeffrey Mazique ’70 David Mills ’01 Jason Horowitz ’82 Michael Karam Iyanna Lewis ’19 Jonathan McBride ’60 David Milner ’86 Jay Howard Jr. ’78 Komal Kaul Joy Lewis Monique McCloud-Manley Juliette Milushev Horace Howells ’86 Akemi Kawano-Levine May Liang Barbara McConagha Max Minzner Ivy Howells Elizabeth Kay Margie Lidoff Jennie McConagha Fredy Miranda Monica Hukmani Sarah Kellogg ’02 Shaba Lightfoot ’00 Julia McCormack ’22 Vanessa Miranda Kimberly Hurley Julie Kerry Elizabeth Lobel Nina McCormack ’20 Afshin Mohamadi ’96 Ellen Hussain Jane Levinson Kerschner Laura London ’86 Lorenne McCormick Ali Mohamadi ’94 Jody Hutchinson ’60 Rebecca Kilborne ’03 Maria Lopez Cathryn Ritzenberg McCulloch ’68 Arshad Mohammed ’80 Peter Hutt II ’80 Gina Kim Robert Loring ’69 Matthew McCulloch ’97 Julian Moiseiwitsch Leah Idoniboye Iain King Ming Lowe Elissa Lee McDonald Erin Moodie ’95 Marcus Idoniboye ’32 Victoria King Astrid Lundberg ’13 Mary Ann McGrail ’76 Lia-Beth Moore Maren Imhoff ’73 Adria Kinnier Harald Lundberg ’20 Daniel McGrath Michael Morfit Kirsten Ivey-Colson David Kleeman ’75 Mattias Lundberg Wendy Hobbins McGrath Craig Morgan ’58 Robert Jackson Robert Kogod Daiyuan Luo Eliza Lowen McGraw ’90 Pheabe Morris Mark Jacobsen Gretchen Denise Kolsky ’90 Jair Lynch ’89 Amy McKee ’90 Theodore Morrow-Spitzer ’82 Melanie Jacobsen Stephen Kostorowski Peter MacDonald ’78 Cynthia McKee Sonali Motha Joyce Jacobson ’72 Aaron Kramer ’92 Amy MacIsaac Patrick McKee ’03 Nasser Muhammad ’05 Althea Jacques-Ireland Christopher Kramer ’78 Thomas MacIsaac ’80 Deanne McKenzie-Davis Noreen Muhib Amy Javaid Margaret Weaver Krull ’70 Emily Madavo ’03 James McKey Barbara Mulitz Jason Jeffery ’98 Surya Kubba Susan Maniatis Anne Marie McKiernan Stacy Murchison ’80 Shallah Jewel Sapna Kundra Justin Mann ’08 Rupal McMillan Betsy Murphy Ming Jing Leigh Ky Carmen Marchetti Molly Medlin Scott Nathan Jennifer Johnson ’87 Lucy Labson Hannah Marchick ’20 Tara Mehrbach Adane Negussie Shagun Mehrotra Marc Neilson Alumni Association Executive Board Board of Trustees Parent Association Leadership * Deceased 77 SIDWELL FRIENDS SCHOOL

Dahlia Neiss Kat Peters Philip Rihm ’09 Caroline Scully Erica Spell Lisa Newcombe Eliza Peterson Thomas Riley Francoise Seillier-Moiseiwitsch Brian Steinbach ’71 Georgine Newman-Alawode George Peterson ’95 Winston Riley III ’50 Emmebet Selassie Jessica Stephens Virginia W. Newmyer Bill Peyser ’78 J. Lawrence Robinson ’60 Ethel Sennhauser Adam Stern ’77 Anh-Nghi Nguyen Grace Phillips Maria Teresa Rodriquez Priya Seth Kay Burgunder Stevens ’68 Margaret Hensler Nicholls ’95 Matthew Phillips Katherine Rollins ’98 Hiral Shah Stacey Stewart David Nicholson ’68 Tyler Phillips Melissa Romain Nishita Shah Elizabeth Stoel ’94 Richard Nicklas ’54 Victoria Phillips Dylan Roman ’08 Shivam Shah Jonathan Stoel ’92 Marisa Ottolenghi Nightingale ’86 Michael Pickrum Priscilla Rope John Shakow ’87 Louise Berry Strait ’64 Irina Nikolic Melinda Pierce Leslie Rose Thomas Shakow ’90 William Strathmann ’85 Belinda Nixon Joshua Pollack ’95 Toyin Rose Alex Sharata ’14 Lydia Strohl Karen O’Shea Kimberly Pomponi Marjorie Rosenberg Marcus Shaw ’95 Danae Wright Strong ’87 Akinyi Ochieng ’11 Josh Portnoy ’16 Lauren Rosenstadt Nicole Janin Sheehan ’85 Beata Stylianos Naabia Ofosu-Amaah ’03 Elissa Powell Janet Ross Jahari Shelton ’19 Lauren Sun Cynthia Ogden Patricia Powell ’75 Marsie Ross Aprille Kniep Sherman ’73 Walter Suskind ’07 Angela Olsen Marguerite Pridgen Carolyn Parkhurst Rosser Lisa Sherman ’91 Wendy Susswein Layne Olwin Margarita Prieto Eleni Rossides ’85 Caleb Shreve ’90 Sohaer Syed Annie Orgad Tara Primis Walter Rouse ’19 Asheesh Siddique ’03 Shahrokh Taleghani Eliza Orlins ’01 Tasheema Prince Monique Rush Mohona Siddique ’06 Dev Talvadkar ’01 Donna Neale-Orr Ann Procter Lisa Ruthel Santha Siegel Melissa del Aguila Talvadkar ’01 Scott Oswald ’86 Marina Protopapas Hattie Ruttenberg Benjamin Silverman ’02 Zhe Tang David Owen ’86 Jennifer Pryce Fuad Sahouri Amanda Slade ’08 Heather Tatton-Harris Annemarie Oxman Jerry Qin Simon Salgado ’02 Katrinka Smith Sloan ’73 Randa Tawil ’05 Stephen Page ’65 Mary Quirk Christopher Sanders ’04 Tiffani Sloan Margaret Taylor Jenifer Panner Mary Dixon Raibman ’85 John Sanders Jr. ’06 Laura McGiffert Slover ’86 Priscilla Muntemba Taylor Jee Hyun Park Linda Deming Ratcliff ’61 Abdiel Santiago Douglas W. Smith Louisa Terrell Stephanie Park Leslie Rathjens ’75 Nina Santiago ’98 Geoffrey Smith ’77 Elizabeth Terry ’90 Vidisha Dehejia Patel ’81 Julie Ray Diane Sapir Joanne Smith Mehrnaz Teymourian Rachel Wilson Patterson ’02 Mojdeh Razavi George Satterthwaite II ’53 Andrew Smith-Herman ’06 Judy Thompkins Betsy Paull ’68 Kelvin Reaves Donna Scarboro Sherrese Smith-Heyliger Douglass Thornell ’95 Anna Thompson Pearson ’04 Sinem Reed Kim Scardino Nina Snow Camille Thornton Bradley Pearson ’04 Alice Goldman Reiter ’00 Susan Schlickeisen Kate Soheili Dina Tilghman David Pearson ’52 Janet Repka Sergio Schmukler Janie Song Nancy Tita Helen Pearson Mary Reyner ’71 Josefa Tozer Scholz Kuami Soukou Mary Tobler Erik Pederson ’18 Christopher Rhee David Schrag ’85 Emily Sower Philip Todd ’65 Kerry Pelzman ’80 Andrea Rice Roger Schwabacher Ezara Spangl ’97 Jancy Shetterly Tonken Marianela Peralta William Rice ’80 Susan Schwabacher Tim Sparapani Stefanie Towns Daniel Perlis ’12 Michelle Richards 78 Alumni Association Executive Board Board of Trustees Parent Association Leadership * Deceased 2019/20 REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY

Andrea Tran Orethia White Theresa Treeck Shannon White Dolly Bowman Tucker ’58 Tanya White Douglas Tyson Sarah Whitesell Ruchi Upaday Karin Wilkinson ’77 Tarun Upaday Christopher Williams ’09 Veronica Valencia-Sarukhan Dorothy Williams Gita S. van Heerden Earnest Williams Jenny Vaswani Gina Williams Amelia Vaughn ’26 Bonnie Wilson Carolyn Vaughn Robert Wilson-Black Pinky Verma Daniel Winik ’03 Natalie Vicas ’12 Anne Witkowsky Monica Viteri Leslie Wolf ’74 Miriam Vogel Rachel Wong Dave Wachter Jennifer Wood Mark Wagner ’75 Elizabeth Wyatt ’89 Martha Walfoort Mindy Xiao Rose Wallace Mei Xu Elsa Walsh Shuang Yan Jie Wang Ashley Yingling Joanna Wang George York Lumay Wang ’07 Julia York Xinru Wang Kathryn Youel Page Yan Wang Kevin Youel Page William Warshauer ’82 Garric Young ’17 Neville Waters III ’75 Marielle Young ’09 Matthew Watkins ’97 Elizabeth Zeidman ’76 As part of the Martin Luther Monica Watkins Beth Zeugin King, Jr. Day of Service, Robin Watkins Colleen Zeugin ’20 families from all divisions assembled meals for Natalia Weaver Jill Zeugin Martha’s Table. Benjamin Weinberg ’03 Lee Zeugin Anne Weiss Jeffrey Zhang Gerald Wertheim ’10 Regent Zhang Shauna Miller Wertheim ’77 Kaihua Zheng ’10 Amy Lear White Shengli Zhu ’94 Jill White Xunli Zhu Lee White 79 Kelley Lynch Kelley SIDWELL FRIENDS SCHOOL

Thank You Our Report on Philanthropy provides a glimpse of the exceptional dedication that you and others in the Sidwell Friends community have shown the School, for last year’s students and those to come. We are grateful to the alumni, parents, parents of alumni, grandparents, trustees, faculty, staff, and friends whose investment has elevated the Sidwell Friends experience.

The School Advancement Office strives to ensure the information within this report is accurate and complete. If there are errors or omissions, please accept our sincerest apologies and contact Assistant Director of Stewardship Rachel Hickman at 202.537.8119 or [email protected] so we can correct our records.

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