Bishop Curry: The Power of Love

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ALUMNI MAGAZINE – 2018-19 SCHOOL YEAR

2018-19 BOARD OF TRUSTEES ADVANCEMENT TEAM Chair: Frank Wright ’89 ERIC ZAYTZEFF Vice Chair: Daniel Bachrach ’89 Director of Advancement Secretary: Judith Burnett Manning ELIZABETH MCINTOSH ’78 HEAD OF SCHOOL Treasurer: Susan F. Bounds Director of Alumni Relations Byron M. Lawson Jr. John Albright Joie Chitwood III SANDY GODINHO EDITORS Charles Cook Advancement Associate, Elizabeth McIntosh ’78 Casey Cooper ‘84 Parent Relations and Annual Giving Hallie Smith Frank A. Hamner Susan Speicher HALLIE SMITH Roger W. Holler, III ’83 Advancement Associate, Sponsorships Blair Hull DESIGN and Communications Maria Patricia Ilagan Jeff Maurer / Maurer Creative Anne-Marie Jones JON-PAUL WIMER Mike Kovaleski ‘99 Marketing and Communications Manager PHOTO CREDITS Mark Lamoriello Ryan Bowden Deborah Taylor Langdon ’78 MIGUEL RUBIERA Chi Rho Staff Byron M. Lawson Jr, Head of School Media Specialist Integrity Portraits Kathleen Lightsey Miguel Rubiera TAYLOR SCHAEFFER ’14 Julie Lowndes Hallie Smith Advancement Assistant Lourdes O’Connor Trinity Voice Staff Vipul Patel Jim Pope CORRESPONDENCE Mark Roberts The School admits students regardless of race, Trinity Prep Magazine color, creed, ethnicity, national origin, sexual John Soapes 5700 Trinity Prep Lane orientation/gender identity, or disability who Page Thompson possess the qualifications, motivation, ability, Winter Park, FL 32792 Rev. Russell Wohlever, Bishop’s rep and character which would enable them to email [email protected] Leigh Sigman Zehnder ’88 succeed in our School community to the rights, phone 407-671-4140 privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the EX-OFFICIO TRUSTEES STAY CONNECTED School, and the School does not discriminate on Leigh Zehnder (TPO) the basis of race, color, creed, ethnicity, national Stephen Schenck (Patrons of the Arts) origin, sexual orientation/gender identity, or Carl Wilhelm (Athletic Booster) disability in the administration of its educational Kyle McGimsey (Faculty rep) policies, admission policies, scholarship and The TrinityPREP Alumni Magazine loan programs, and athletic and other school- is published twice a year by Trinity administered programs. The School will provide TRUSTEES EMERITI Preparatory School for the alumni, accommodations to students with disabilities to The Rev. Canon A. Rees Hay (d) the extent that such accommodation does not parents, and friends of the school. Jack D. Holloway (d) create an undue hardship or fundamentally alter Letters and suggestions for future Frank M. Hubbard (d) the nature of the School’s programs. articles are welcomed. John H. Quinn (d) Jack H. Zimmer (d)

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8 NEW TRUSTEES

12 BISHOP CURRY VISIT

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26 COMMUNITY SERVICE 30 HOMECOMING 12 34 CLASS OF 2019 14 40 ARTS HALL OF FAME

42 ARTS 26 50 ATHLETICS

58 ALUMNI EVENTS

64 CLASS NOTES

70 FACULTY NEWS 72 WE REMEMBER 30 34 90 ANNUAL REPORT

40 ON THE COVER The Power of Love: Presiding Bishop Michael Curry was Trinity Prep’s very special guest in early February. 42 50 58 64

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As our Trinity family gets bigger, we just have more to celebrate! Late last spring we graduated 135 and we know you will, too. We seniors, and they now claim official gathered with loved ones to celebrate ELIZABETH LOWNDES alumni status (congratulations and homecomings, reunions, and farewells, MCINTOSH ’78 welcome, Class of 2019!). Their senior and pictures of those moments speak Director of Alumni Relations year was filled with myriad activities, for themselves. And we heard from some of which we highlight in these so many of you all about your travels, pages. They are a talented and successes, and milestones, and we’re WE WELCOMED BISHOP motivated class--and no doubt we’ll be pleased to share them with the family. reading more about them in the years CURRY TO CAMPUS IN to come. We wish them well! You will find in this issue of Trinity Prep our annual report for 2018-19. FEBRUARY, WHICH WAS So much happens in a school year- Its inclusion gives us the chance to APPROPRIATE, GIVEN -on campus and off--and we hope recognize those of you who contribute you will enjoy some of our favorite to the school’s success. Your support HIS MESSAGE OF LOVE! moments. We welcomed Bishop Curry is evident when you flip through the to campus in February, which was magazine, and the outcomes speak for appropriate, given his message of love! themselves. We are grateful for the We delighted in the travels, successes, many ways our family finds to come performances, and accolades of so together, and we love sharing all of this many of our students and faculty, with you.

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Welcome to Trinity Prep, our alumni magazine. We look forward to sharing so much of what is happening on campus and in the family.

We said goodbye to the 135 Simply stated, this class is incredible!

BYRON M. LAWSON JR. members of the Class of 2019, and Head of School my goodness, their achievements were Additionally, we have been busy significant and their efforts valuable. working on school operations and As a class, they achieved beyond trying to create the healthiest expectation. school environment possible. We have completed the Master Plan for WE HAVE – They were awarded more than $12 the school, and we look forward to COMPLETED million in performance-based scholarships. sharing the vision of Trinity Tomorrow – The National Merit Scholarship with you. We rebuilt the pool, THE MASTER PLAN Corporation recognized 22% of the class strengthened security at the entrance for its academic achievement. FOR THE SCHOOL, to the campus with the addition of – During its time at Trinity, this class a kiosk, and are building a deck for dedicated 28,661 community service AND WE LOOK social and learning space between hours to the Orlando Science Center, our the Maughan Academic Center FORWARD TO Blue & Gold Society, Habitat for Humanity, the Central Florida Zoo, and Brokaw Hall. To strengthen SHARING THE Florida District Key Club, and so many our school culture, Student Council more worthwhile organizations. VISION OF TRINITY and TPS faculty spent the year – Our a capella choir was ranked in the implementing a program entitled TOMORROW top eight at the International “What it Means to be a Saint.” This Championship of High School a capella student-led activity set the stage WITH YOU. South Region competition. for behavioral norms amongst the – Our theater department received a student body. Additionally, we community engagement award through revived and expanded the impact the Dr. Phillips Applause Awards. of the Honor Council. The work of – The Trinity Voice won a Gold designation the students and faculty has made from the Florida Scholastic Press for a peaceful year--for which I was Association and received two Gold Crown Awards from the Columbia Scholastic incredibly grateful! Press Association. 2018-19 was an amazing year. I have – The National Speech and Debate Association ranked Trinity Prep among no doubt 2019-20 will set the stage the top 10% of programs nationwide, and for Trinity Tomorrow. We appreciate we had seven Academic All-Americans. all that you do as a supportive – One hundred and one seniors earned member of the Trinity family. at least one varsity letter this year. Trinity Prep athletic teams won five Thank you and Godspeed! regional championships and appeared in a state final-four, and the class produced one state champion, five Academic All-Americans, and eight All-American athletes.

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Fellow Trinity Alumni, It has been my pleasure to serve on establishment of the Alumni Grants, the Alumni Advisory Board for the past new alumni events, the domination of eight years and serve as chair for the Lake Highland in three trivia contests, past five years. I will continue on the the departure and return of Liz board, but it is time for new leadership, McIntosh, a fantastic 50th celebration, and I’m excited for Carina Gerscovich and of course, welcoming Byron ‘04 to take the role of chair. Lawson, Jr. as the head of school. The MIKE KOVALESKI ’99 with his wife LINDSEY VON future of Trinity is bright, and we should WELLER KOVALESKI ’99 It has been an exciting, encouraging all be proud to be Saints. and his two children several years. We’ve seen the To my fellow Trinity Prep Alumni, A new school year is upon us, and I I am thrilled to be serving as the Alumni couldn’t be more excited for those new Advisory Board president. My siblings and returning students. They may or and I--all five of us (thanks Dad…)- may not know yet that they are building -all are fortunate to be Trinity Prep relationships with their peers and alumni. My oldest brother graduated Alumni Advisory Board President CARINA teachers that will last long past their in 1983, and I was last to graduate in GERSCOVICH ’04 time spent on campus. When I moved 2004. It is fun when we get together back to Orlando in 2016, one of the first to talk about the different experiences places I visited was Trinity. Nostalgia we had at Trinity and all the changes hit me hard when I was walking around that have happened along the way. I ENCOURAGE YOU the Trinity campus. Ironically, the day I Although we all had different teachers was there was the Junior/Senior rope and participated in different activities, TO GET INVOLVED, pull. I stopped to watch and took video one thing remains the same--we are all ATTEND EVENTS, that I promptly sent to my “Trinity Prep part of the Trinity family. I look forward Chicas” group chat. I was amazed at all to continuing to connect with fellow AND RECONNECT the new buildings and all the updates to alumni and engaging those that have the buildings that I attended classes in. I perhaps lost touch with Trinity. We WITH FELLOW ALUMS knew immediately that I wanted to get have some fun social events planned AND TEACHERS. involved somehow; the feeling of being to bring together our alumni, and we part of the Trinity family was back as if will continue to support the Board in it had never left. I started serving on the fundraising to raise money for grants Alumni Advisory Board that spring and that will enable students to attend have loved every minute. Reconnecting Trinity Prep. I encourage you to get with fellow alumni and teachers has involved, attend events, and reconnect been wonderful, especially having been with fellow alums and teachers. My away from Orlando for so long. That’s cheerleading days are long gone, but I one thing about Trinity--you may not excitedly say, “GO SAINTS!” be local, but you are still part of this wonderful family.

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As my first year as a member of the Trinity family comes to a close, I enjoy reflecting on the wonderful for Humanity home. The generosity of relationships I have made so far, the the Trinity family inspires me, and I am ERIC ZAYTZEFF experiences I’ve shared with different replete with admiration and gratitude. Director of Advancement branches of the Trinity family, and our historic celebration of Trinity Trinity Prep’s success relies on the Prep’s first fifty years of excellence. support of the entire Trinity family. Gifts TRINITY PREP’S Volunteers gave generously of their of time, talent, and treasure impact the SUCCESS RELIES time and talent to ensure the Auction lives of our students daily and make the and our philanthropic efforts were a school what it is today. ON THE SUPPORT big success; grandparents enjoyed a OF THE ENTIRE glimpse of the Trinity experience with To all alumni, alumni parents, current their grandchildren on Grandparents parents, grandparents, faculty, staff, and TRINITY FAMILY. Day; the Most Rev. Michael B. Curry friends: thank you for your commitment preached about the power of love; and to and support of the Trinity family and students helped construct a Habitat Trinity experience.

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HON. CHRISTOPHER R. COOPER ’84 MIKE KOVALESKI ’99 KATHLEEN FOWLER Judge Christopher R. “Casey” Cooper was appointed Mike Kovaleski ’99 is a LIGHTSEY to the United States District Court for the District partner at Thorsen~Hixen- Kathleen Lightsey graduated of Columbia in March 2014, following his unanimous baugh~Kovaleski Wealth from Duke University with confirmation by the U.S. Senate. Judge Cooper Advisors. He has served on a B.A. in political science received a B.A. summa cum laude from Yale University the TPS Alumni Advisory and received her J.D. from in 1988. He went on to graduate with distinction from Board since 2011 and is the the University of Florida Stanford Law School in 1993, serving as president of current chair. He is a 1999 College of Law. She started the Stanford Law Review and as a board member of graduate of Trinity Prep and her career in private practice the law school’s pro bono legal clinic. a graduate of Texas Christian with the firms of Carlton University and Rollins College Fields and Ackerman Following law school, Judge Cooper clerked for Crummer Graduate School of Senterfitt. Lightsey was a Chief Judge Abner J. Mikva on the U.S. Court of Business. Mike is married to regional attorney with The Appeals for the D.C. Circuit and from 1994 to 1996 Lindsey von Weller Kovaleski, Nature Conservancy from served in the U.S. Department of Justice as a special also of Trinity Prep’s class of 1999 to 2003. She enjoys assistant to the Deputy Attorney General. 1999, and they are the proud playing tennis, paddle parents of future Saints Lila boarding, taking photos, and Judge Cooper then entered private practice, and Eve. volunteering at Trinity Prep. where for 17 years at Miller, Cassidy, Larroca & Kathleen and her husband Lewin (1996-2000), Baker Botts (2001-2012), Alton live in Maitland with and Covington & Burling LLP (2012-2014) he their children Carolyn ’18 represented clients in a wide range of litigation and Thomas ’21. matters in both Washington and London.

Judge Cooper is a 1984 graduate of Trinity and a recipient of its Distinguished Alumni award. He has been involved in numerous civic and professional organizations and currently serves as secretary of the governing board of St. Albans School in Washington, D.C.

Judge Cooper lives in Washington with his wife and two sons, Lincoln and Leo.

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VIPUL PATEL, MD, FACS BLAIR HULL Vipul Patel, MD, FACS is board- He has published landmark articles Blair Hull is a graduate of the certified by the American Urological illustrating new surgical techniques University of Richmond and worked Association and completed his and correlated clinical outcomes. for many years as a paralegal doing residency and fellowship training at He is the founder of the corporate litigation and estate the University of Miami in Florida. International Prostate Cancer planning. Blair and her husband, Bill Currently, he is the medical director Foundation (IPCF), an organization have been married for 25 years and of the Global Robotics Institute at dedicated to patient awareness have three sons. Bradley graduated Florida Hospital Celebration Health and education. He currently from TPS in 2016, Michael is a and medical director of the Florida serves as President of the Society current senior, and David is in 6th Hospital Cancer Institute Urologic of Robotic Surgery and was grade. Her older sons went to Oncology Program. He is a professor an initial founding member. Sweetwater Episcopal Academy, of Urology at the University of where Mrs. Hull served on the board Central Florida College of Medicine Dr Patel enjoys innovation and for five years in Orlando, Florida, and a clinical providing excellent care to the and was an active parent volunteer. Associate Professor of Urology patients under his care. Recently Mrs. Hull was a parent at Nova Southeastern University. volunteer at The Park Maitland Previously, he was director of robotic School and is involved with United urologic surgery at Ohio State Against Poverty. She currently serves University in Columbus, Ohio. on the Athletic Boosters Board at TPS and was very involved in the He is the editor emeritus of The 2019 Auction, Set Sail with the Journal of Robotic Surgery and editor Saints. She also serves on the Board of the first-ever robotic urology of the Parkinson’s Association textbook. He has authored over 100 of Central Florida. peer reviewed academic publications and multiple textbook chapters.

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DR. KRISTIN MILLSON PARDIS SABETI ’93, M.D., D.PHIL. Dr. Kristin Millson has been an early Dr. Pardis Sabeti is a professor at as a Rhodes Scholar, and her medical childhood educator and administrator Harvard University, the Harvard degree summa cum laude from for 22 of the last 30 years. She most School of Public Health, the Broad Harvard Medical School as a Soros recently served for nine years as Institute of Harvard and MIT, and a Fellow. Sabeti has received numerous the director of All Saints School, a Howard Hughes Medical Institute awards and honors, including World preschool associated with All Saints Investigator. Her computational Economic Forum (WEF) Young Episcopal Church in Winter Park, genomic lab has contributed to Global Leader, National Geographic before retiring in May 2019. She has widely varying fields — including Emerging Explorer, the National taught preschool, elementary school, human evolutionary biology, viral Academy of Sciences Richard and college undergraduate classes sequencing, information theory, rural Lounsbery Award, Smithsonian at Rutgers University. She and her disease surveillance, and education American Ingenuity Award for husband Scott have four Trinity efforts in West Africa. They aim to Natural Science, TIME magazine Prep Saints (Sam ‘14, Jesse ’16, create comprehensive approaches “Person of the Year” as one of the Rose ‘18 and Caleb ‘24). She has for detecting, containing, and Ebola fighters, and TIME’s 100 Most lived in Winter Park for 22 years treating deadly infectious diseases, Influential. She is also the host of and has enjoyed serving her including Lassa virus, Ebola virus, “Against All Odds” included as part community in a variety of ways, Zika virus, and Babesiosis microtia. of AP stats classes nationwide, and serving on the boards of the Winter She has invested in capacity building is the lead singer of the rock band Park Health Foundation Children and education, enabling the first “Thousand Days.” and Youth Workforce, All Saints diagnosis of Ebola in Sierra Leone School Commission, and Teen MOPS and Nigeria, training over seventy (Mothers of Pre-schoolers) and as African scientists through summer- a Girl Scout leader and Sunday long educational programs, and School teacher. establishing genome centers in West Africa. Dr. Sabeti completed her undergraduate degree at MIT, her graduate work at Oxford University

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SAM STARK DONALD WORDELL, CFA At Rollins College, Sam Stark’s Bowl and first-round soccer matches Don Wordell, a Central Florida responsibilities include Community at the 1996 Olympic Games. In a native, graduated from Orangewood Relations, Communications, Events break from sports marketing, he Christian School in 1989. He and Scheduling, Print Services, and worked at the Winter Park Chamber continued his higher education at the the Winter Park Institute. With a of Commerce. Sam is originally University of Central Florida, where diverse and extensive background from Albuquerque, New Mexico. he earned both a Bachelor of Science in marketing and community In college he was president of the degree in finance and a master’s relations, Stark came “home” to his student body and played varsity degree in business administration. alma mater in 2017, where he had tennis and soccer. Sam is the past Wordell received the Chartered volunteered since graduation. Some president of the Rollins College Financial Analyst designation in of his prior accomplishments include Alumni Board and served on the 2004 and has worked in investment being president and CEO of Moxé, Board of Trustees. He is a trustee of management since 1996. He an integrated marketing agency in the Winter Park Health Foundation currently serves as the managing Orlando, starting the Chicago Sports and is on the City of Winter director and portfolio manager of the Commission as its first executive Park’s Library Task Force. He is Mid-Cap Value Equity strategy for director in 2011, serving as president married to Heather Stark; they Ceredex Value Advisors, LLC. He and and CEO of the Central Florida have two children. his wife of 15 years, Julie, have two Sports Commission, and co-founding sons, Christian. a current 8th grader Mainstreet Marketing, a sports at Trinity Prep. and Brodie. a current marketing agency in Orlando. He 5th grader at Park Maitland School. was an account supervisor for Sports Wordell is an aviation enthusiast Partners, another agency in Chicago, and private pilot. In his free time, he from 1996-1999. Sam’s first job out enjoys the outdoors, playing golf, and of Rollins College was at Florida fishing with his sons. Citrus Sports in Orlando, where he was the director of events and operations, managing major sports events like the annual Florida Citrus

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Coincidentally, both Trinity the stories that we all share. “Love visit: “It was an incredible honor Prep and the Central Florida is the way. Love is the only way that and a very rare opportunity to have Episcopal Diocese celebrated 50th has ever changed anybody, anything Bishop Curry join us.” The Reverend anniversaries last year, and the for the good.” He asked the students Rich Towers added, “Bishop Curry Fiftieth Annual Diocesan Convention to think about the people in their made headlines last year for his of The Episcopal Church in Central lives: “teachers, coaches, scout inspirational homily at the wedding Florida took place on Trinity Prep’s masters, a priest, a pastor, a rabbi, of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. campus. That coincidence helped a grandparent, parents who have Without a doubt, Bishop Curry has Reverend Sonia Sullivan-Clifton “The helped you. Nine times out of ten used the momentum of last year’s Rev” construct a plan to bring Bishop they didn’t do it because they got royal wedding to promote the Curry to campus to speak at a very anything out of it; they didn’t do it enduring message of God’s love. He special chapel service. for themselves. They did it because continued to share that vision with they cared about you.” He went on the Trinity Prep community and Bishop Curry shared his message to say, “It feels good to be loved. challenged us to embrace God’s love, of love with the Trinity family with (pause) Can I get an Amen from which is offered to everyone.” And an expressive homily in a packed somebody?” Amen! “It feels good to Bishop Curry ended with this: “Love school auditorium. At times funny be loved.” God, love your neighbor, and while and at times wise, Bishop Curry you’re at it, love yourself!” We loved stayed on message with stories of The Reverend Sonia Sullivan-Clifton our time with Bishop Curry! his own experiences, linking them to had this to say about Bishop Curry’s

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NOVEMBER Kelvin Manning, associate director of NASA’s John F. Kennedy Space Center, shared valuable lessons of leadership and life with TPS students, both at an all-school assembly and in smaller Q&A groups with the middle and upper schools. He discussed the importance of perseverance, having a mentor, and why NASA continues to be ranked the best place to work in the federal government because of its mission to benefit all humankind. Mr. Manning also explained what a privilege it is to be a TPS Saint and how the leadership responsibilities that go along with that are directly related to NASA’s core values of Safety, Excellence, Integrity, and Teamwork.

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This year’s Author Fest welcomed authors’ inspirations and creative over 30 young adult and middle- processes. LEAH KEEFE ’22 stated, grade authors and over 450 guests. “Author Fest was so exciting because Author Readers were able to get their so many students were able to meet favorite books signed, meet authors, their favorite authors. I think it’s cool buy novels, and attend different that we got to interact with authors Fest panels. TPS students led 12 different that we probably wouldn’t get to panels and learned about the meet at any other school!”

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Grandparents Day MARCH One of our most anticipated days of the year is Grandparents Day--and we loved every minute! Grandparents joined their grandchildren in their classrooms and got a taste of a day in the life of a Trinity Prep student.

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Headmaster’s Day MAY We had a great Headmaster’s Day this year! The seniors came in first place, sophomores in second place, juniors in third, and freshmen in fourth. And the seniors won the rope pull!

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(1-7) Our wonderful TPO put on (9) October: This year 17 Trinity Prep (10) October: Our sophomores put three Saint Stops this year! seniors were named National Merit together a beautiful Breast Cancer Semifinalists--more than any other Awareness chapel. The musicians, (8) September: Renowned South school in Central Florida! And a total singers, and guest speaker and cancer African photographer Peter Morey of 30 TPS seniors were recognized by survivor Cheryl Outlin inspired us visited our students in September. the National Merit Corporation. all with their messages of hope and Mr. Morey was the personal strength. photographer for Nelson Mandela, and his work was exhibited at the (11) November: Five Trinity Prep teams Global Peace Film Festival in Orlando. competed at the Stetson University programming competition. The team

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of DOMINIC MARTINEZ ’19, JOHN merit for her piece, “Dating in the (13) November: We were lucky to BALDWIN ’19, and TEJ STEAD ’19 Digital Age.” In the “Informational have Dr. Angus Rupert, M.D., Ph.D., placed fifth out of 39 teams. Graphics” category, ANDREW KWA and medical researcher with the U.S. ’19 won second place for his piece, Army, visit our science classes in (12) November: The Trinity Voice was “More than Just Hot Air.” In a digital November. Dr. Rupert led students recognized by the Columbia Scholastic contest by the Florida Scholastic in demonstrations and spoke with Press Association’s Gold Circle Press Association, photographer some of our upper school students Awards. In the “Personal Opinion: BELLA LUNDY ’19 earned honorable about spatial disorientation in aviation Off-Campus Issues” category,CARLY mention for a sports photo. physiology and the engineering efforts SWAIN ’19 won a certificate of that can mitigate it.

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December: The top TPS programmers (14) December: Author Erica Dawson (16-19) December - Our 7th graders participated in UCF’s online joined us on campus for a poetry had an excellent time at the annual competition. Out of 410 individuals workshop and a reading. Dickens Day. and groups, the group of JORDAN MUNIZ ’21, JASON BARON ’20, and (15) December: This year’s (20) December: MAGGIE YUAN ’21 SARAH LIN ’22 came in 72nd. Our Bloomingdale’s Fashion Show and ENZO CUNANAN ’21 qualified top individual competitor,JED YANG and Shopping Day was a fun to compete with the Orange County ’19, placed 81st. and successful event that raised Quiz Bowl team. They competed in scholarships for the Ellis travel award. the 34th Commissioner’s Academic Challenge in April. This is a highly academic statewide high-school

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tournament in which players are (21-24) January: The junior class held (25) February: Fourteen middle and asked questions from the areas of a very fun and colorful “Paint the upper school students participated language arts, mathematics, science, Saints” run to raise money for Prom. in the Orange County Ying Expo social studies, fine arts, world Science Fair on Feb. 21. Our students languages, physical education, February At the Central Florida were well represented among prize health, and technology. History Bee & Bowl Tournament in winners, walking away with more than February, our varsity team won first $3000 in cash awards and numerous place, and our middle school team invitations to competitions around came in second in the JV division. the nation.

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(26) February; Fifteen TPS students and Debate Association (NSDA) and and Minneapolis; and in many local participated in the Orange/Osceola/ ranked among the top 10% of schools tournaments. The team earned more Seminole Regional Envirothon on nationwide. With this distinction they than 1,000 NSDA points total. Feb 7th. They competed in five earned membership in the Association’s topic areas, including soils, forestry, prestigious 200 Club. Nathan Johnston, (30) March: Five TPS students traveled aquatics, wildlife, and agriculture/ director of forensics, was recognized to New York City to participate in the the environment: Knowledge & by the Florida Forensics League National High School Model United Technology to Feed the World. as the Timacuan District Regional Nations.CAMERON THOMPSON Coach of the Year. This year the team ’20, ROM PELES ’21, FILIP (27-29) All year: The TPS Forensics competed at Yale, the University of JASTRZEBSKI ’20, REID SEYBOLD team had a remarkable year. They were Florida, George Mason University, ’21, and JACK FLEMM ’20. recognized by the National Speech Emory, and Harvard; in NYC, Chicago,

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(31) March: Three Saints participated (32) March: The robotics team (33-35) March: Our 8th graders in the UCF programming tournament competed at Orlando Regional’s 21st worked hard on their science projects in March and placed fifth out of 117 FRC Competition, the oldest robotics and presented their findings at the teams: TEJ STEAD ’19, competition in Florida dedicated Science Olympiad. DOMINIC MARTINEZ ’19, and to inspiring students to be science JOHN BALDWIN ’19. and technology leaders. They spent (36-38) April: Seniors brought months building their robot, Alfred. their dogs to campus on the annual Dog Day. March: Our Spanish team won third place overall out of 44 schools at the annual Florida State Spanish Conference during spring break.

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(39) April: The French Honor Society (41) April: 109 TPS students took (43-45) May: Our 6th graders inducted nine new members this year. the National Latin Exam; 70% of explained the culture, history, and fun them scored above average, and 70 facts from different countries during (40) April: Sixteen middle school students received awards. their annual World Expo. Spanish students were inducted into the middle school Spanish Honorary (42) April: Author Dorothy Rice (46) May: Our middle and upper Society- Sociedad Hispanica de visited with a group of our school French students participated Amistad. students to talk to them about in the National French Contest, also finding inspiration for their writing known as Grand Concours. in artwork.

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May: The Trinity Voice won a Association. Eighteen students made (47-51) May: Our seniors celebrated Gold designation from the Florida it onto the National Scholastic Press their last day of school with Scholastic Press Association, Association’s Honor Roll for having a the tradition of spraying the first place for schools with 500- GPA higher than 3.5 while being on underclassmen, and themselves, 1000 students from the American staff for two or more years. with shaving cream at the end of the Scholastic Press Association (for the school day. third year in a row!), and received two Gold Crown Awards from the Columbia Scholastic Press

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(1-4) All Year: This year the Class (5) May: We celebrated the (6) May: For his “20 Time” civics of 2019 partnered with “Simply dedication of Trinity Prep’s 20th project, BRANDON GARCIA ’23 Amazing,” a non-profit dedicated Habitat for Humanity house. TPS has organized a Seniors vs. Faculty to providing art and craft supplies built more Habitat houses than any basketball game to raise money and that inspire creativity to deserving other high school in the country. awareness for ALS. children. The seniors created over 400 boxes for “Simply Amazing” this school year.

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(7-9) May: Two special awards were for her work with the iCan Bike (10) December: The AP Spanish created to recognize students who program. And LAUREN CARLSON Language program teamed up with have demonstrated a long-term ’22 received an award for her “Blue Jeans Go Green” in efforts to commitment and leadership in service amazing work of putting on “Dancing reduce waste by repurposing old to the community. ANNABELLE for Parkinson’s,” a fundraising event worn blue jeans. By recycling worn LAWTON ’20 received an award to benefit the Michael J. Fox for denim into insulation, the “Blue Jeans for all of her work with giving back Parkinson’s Research that raised Go Green” program keeps textile to the community, but especially almost $7000. waste out of landfills and helps build communities around the country.

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(11-16) November –The Trinity family (17) February – Our Surfriders Club (18) February - Trinity Prep’s 2018- collected 5898 cans this year during plans beach clean-ups throughout the 19 PeaceJam club members tackled “Canstruction” and created some year and went to New Smyrna Beach a tough environmental issue this amazing designs with their cans! over their break for a day of clean-up. year: the impact of plastics on ocean wildlife. The #PlanetorPlastic awareness campaign raised $1,500,

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which simultaneously supported of plastic at the source. PeaceJam is the removal of plastics from the a foundation created to help young ocean through purchases of 4Ocean leaders make a positive change in bracelets and raised money to be the world through the inspiration of donated to “Oceana,” an organization Nobel Peace Prize laureates. dedicated to reducing the amount

trinity prep alumni magazine — 2018-19 SCHOOL YEAR — trinityprep.org — 29 HOMECOMING Spirit Week & Athletic Hall of Fame Spirit Week was as active as ever this year. Themed costume days, the pep rally’s contests and powderpuff dance routines, Friday night’s Booster Carnival, Alumni Tailgate, the football game, floats and court, and, of course, the Homecoming dance filled the week with excitement.

A highlight of Spirit Week was the Athletic Hall of Fame induction that honors Trinity Prep’s outstanding athletes, coaches, and administrators who excelled in their endeavors during their time at the school. Trinity Prep was excited to welcome back to campus MIKE SPATOLA, LAWRENCE GOLOMB ’88, and RYAN TRUCHELUT ’04.

The honorees shared their thoughts about their TPS experiences at the all-school ceremony. We’d like to share their accomplishments and some of their remarks with you.

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LAWRENCE During his time coaching, his teams GOLOMB ’89 won a district title in basketball, and RYAN his players were named to All District, TRUCHULET ’04 Lawrence graduated from Trinity All County, and All State teams in Ryan lettered in cross country every Prep with letters in tennis every year basketball and football. He coached year from 1998 to 2003 and in track from 1984 to 1989, starting on the sixteen of the previous Athletic Hall from 1999 to 2004. During his high varsity tennis team as a 7th grader of Fame inductees. Mike was named school athletic career, he was state and playing line five his first year. He Boys Basketball Coach of the Year at champion in 4x800m relay twice; played line one every subsequent Lawrence Academy and participated state runner-up in 2004; and both year until graduation, losing only three in the AAU Nationals as coach of a regional champion and district matches over six years. He was named the South Shore Warriors in Long champion from 2002 to 2004. He was to the All Orange County tennis Island, NY. team in 1988 and 1989 and MVP in a scoring member of three regional champion cross country teams; four boys tennis at Trinity Prep in 1988. Mike has a bachelor’s degree in district champion cross country He won six district first-place titles in political science from Florida Southern teams; and three regional champion singles and doubles and three second- College and a master’s degree in track teams. He was Trinity’s Scholar place titles. social studies education from Nova Athlete of the Year in 2004 and Southeastern University. After leaving captain of both the cross country and He attended the University of Trinity, he coached and taught at track teams. He held the Trinity record Alabama on a full tennis scholarship, Lake Howell High School, Lawrence for 800m from 2003 to 2005 and for graduated from UCF, and has Academy, St. John the Baptist High the 4x800m from 2002 to 2007. worked in pharmaceutical sales for School, and Friends Academy in 21 years, currently for Novartis Locust Valley. His many accolades Ryan graduated summa cum Pharmaceuticals. He, his wife, and include selection as graduation laude from Princeton with a B.A. their two children live in Alpharetta, speaker at Friends Academy, being in geosciences. He has both a Georgia. He still enjoys competing in chosen Teacher of the Year at Trinity master’s degree and a doctorate tennis leagues in Atlanta, going to the Prep in 1984, and chairing the history in meteorology from Florida State gym, and running. department at Lawrence Academy. University. He has written weather Before he retired, he coached and analysis for the Washington Post, USA served as athletic director at Durham MIKE SPATOLA Today, and Bloomberg News and is Mike coached basketball, baseball, and Academy, where he received the co-founder of the weather consulting football and taught history, geography, Distinguished Faculty Award. He firm Weather Tiger. Ryan, his wife, Dr. and physical education at Trinity Prep and his wife Pam live in Durham, Erica Staehling, and their son Isaac live from 1977 to 1987. He was Trinity’s NC. They have four children and in Tallahassee. athletic director from 1984 to 1987. nine grandchildren.

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MONDAY: Meme day TUESDAY: Heroes and Villains

WEDNESDAY: Any holiday except Halloween THURSDAY: Sports Day

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trinity prep alumni magazine — 2018-19 SCHOOL YEAR — trinityprep.org — 33 CLASS OF 2019 A Trinity Prep Graduation Family, friends, and loved ones gathered with students and faculty on the morning of June 1 for a very special occasion--Commencement!

Filled with traditions, music, an- Walker was awarded the H. Benton bold; be relentless; be compassionate; nouncements, speeches, and, most Ellis Award for Excellence in Teaching. be kind, be authentic, be a human importantly, diplomas, the ceremony And trustee Joie Chitwood, in his com- battering ram! Never slow down and was beautiful and uplifting. Inspiring mencement address, grabbed and held never settle for second place.” The salutatory and valedictory speeches our attention as he encouraged the diplomas were distributed, and the were given by Jackie Wang, Adede seniors with remarks that included the ceremony concluded with the passing Appah-Sampong, Matthew Castro, Mario Andretti quote, “If things seem of the diplomas around The Rock. We Olivia Demetriades, Andrew Kwa, and like they are under control, you’re just are proud of our graduates and so Ryan Psik. Faculty member Donna not going fast enough!” He added: “Be excited for what their futures hold!

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trinity prep alumni magazine — 2018-19 SCHOOL YEAR — trinityprep.org — 35 CLASS OF 2019 Congratulations to our newest Trinity Prep alumni, the 135 graduates of the Class of 2019

Angela Arias Alvarez Prescott Gordon Da Vitoria Lobo Lorelei May Gifford Annika Joy Anderson Olivia Joy Demetriades Setareh Klara Gooshvar Akua Adede Appah-Sampong Jonathan Anthony Diagonale Elizabeth Rose Gordon Charlie Aronson Joshua Daniel Dietrich Caleigh Aileen Griffin Madison May Autrey Reiland Malone Domingue Alexandra Jade Grossman Caroline Hayden Avery William Dunn Driscoll Ava Grace Hickman John Arthur Baldwin, Jr. Clayton Andrew Drummond Kenneth Michael Hill Trent Vaughn Bangle Olivia Nicole Edwards Samarah Christine Hill Carlin Robert Bausch-Sanchez Elizabeth Silva Yates Eliscu Zachary Scott Holcomb Lara Anne Boerth-Dryden Didem Macey Erbilen Michael William Hull Sydney Fortner Bounds Michael Evans Hallie Nicole Hunt Erin June Briski Suzannah Sheppard Evans Matthew Scott Johnson Jacob Darren Brodsky Amanda Diem Feenstra Farris Kabalaoui James Baker Bryan Spencer Stuart Fetter Madison Sykes Kaminski Madeline Elizabeth Canal Danielle Field Zev Neal Karve Livia Kristen Carr Elijah Benjamin Finkelstein Aditi Katta Camille Suzanne Castillo Tyler James Freeman Ivan Korostenskij Matthew Ryan Castro Jacob Neville French Selena Patricia Kuhlman Joel McFadden Chitwood Madison Elizabeth Gammichia Nikolas Wesley Kuncis Philip Glenville Clarke Ashley JoAnn Garcia Valerie Kureya Kenan Colak Isabella Edana Garganese Andrew Joseph Kwa Jan Manuelle Collazo Torres Joshua Macgregor Gerstein Brett Asher Lamoriell Daniel Goncalves Contaldi Julia Grace Gibbons William Mason McLaughlin Langdon

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Christian James Lee Joseph Paoli Caroline Abigail Swain Liam Denney Loftus Margaret Lauren Parent Cameron Alexis Talbert Susanna Kathleen Lowndes Allen Jeesung Park Ashlinn Elaine Thomas Bella Luann Lundy Grace Harper Parker Ethan Michael Thomas Connor James MacInnis Gianna Maryea Patrizz Pranav Sai Uppalapati William Joseph Magargee Ishan Dylan Perera Paul Christian Vandendriessche Ivie Kate Maher Sarah Julia Persaud Anna Alexandra Voicu Dominic Christian Martinez Arlen Tumay Plotts Alissa Vuillier Leah Josephine Mauer Gabrielle Pohlod Jackie Wang Harrison Stephen McNeill Ryan John Psik Jonathan James Ward Andrew Russell Miller Rachel Maci Reis Robert Graham Watts Hannah Grace Miller Mark Andrew Roberts Adam James Wehr Olivia Grace Miller Patrick Raúl Rodríguez Christopher Frederick Wilhelm Samantha Miller Logan Emily Yahong Rogers-Powser Valentyna Willard Cameron Alexander Miner Aiza Saeed Michael Paul Williams, Jr. Tyler Gregory Musselwhite Diego Andres Santiago Conrad Wheeler Wilson Saahithya Kirthi Nagulapalli Jacob Isaac Senderowitz Robert Hunter Witten Campbell Ann Nelson Casey Jewel Smith Victoria Nicole Woolworth Carter Jon Nelson Jackson William Soapes Kierra Renee Wuerz Chase Staley Nelson Alexandre Nicolas Spallone Zijie Yang Spencer Maxwell Newman Tej Geoffrey Stead Sophia Rose Olore Saskia Matilde Steenstra Victoria Cali Padron Sydnie Matilde Steenstra

trinity prep alumni magazine — 2018-19 SCHOOL YEAR — trinityprep.org — 37 CLASS OF 2019 Alumni and Grads Graduation at Trinity Prep is always a family affair! This year a dozen families celebrated Commencement with the newest generation of Trinity Prep graduates.

(1) Paul Dietrich ‘83 and Josh Dietrich and Bryan Johnson ‘81; (6) Ryan (10) Chase Nelson ‘19, Kirsten Nelson ‘19; (2) Jace Eliscu ‘14, Mimi Eliscu Kaminski ‘11, Kim Winslow Kaminski Telan ‘85, Kurt Nelson ‘86, Heather ‘15, Sylvie Eliscu ‘19, Max Eliscu ‘89, ‘81, Madison Kaminski ‘19, and Nick Nelson Sharp ‘88, Carter Nelson ‘19, Kate Jennings Eliscu ‘88, Leo Kaminski ‘13; (7) Debbie Taylor and Campbell Nelson ‘19; (11) Spencer Eliscu ‘22; (3) Ikie Evans ‘19, John Langdon ‘78, Will Langdon ‘19, Newman ‘19, Ben Newman ‘85, and Evans ‘85, and Suzannah Evans ‘19; and Taylor Langdon ‘17; (8) Michael Christina Newman; (12) Aiza Saeed (4) Reba Rosenberg Gordon ‘90, Maher ‘17, Steve Maher ‘79, and ‘19 and Sarah Ali Saeed ‘91; (13) Adam Elizabeth Gordon ‘19, and Mike Ivie Maher ‘19; (9) Steve McNeill ‘82 Wehr ‘19 and Beth Karres Wehr ‘82. Gordon ‘87; (5) Matthew Johnson ‘19 and Harrison McNeill ‘19;

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HAVERFORD COLLEGE HENDRIX COLLEGE INDIANA UNIVERSITY AT BLOOMINGTON INDIANA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY LAFAYETTE COLLEGE LEHIGH UNIVERSITY LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY MCGILL UNIVERSITY MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY, BOZEMAN NEW YORK UNIVERSITY NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY (4) NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY PRINCETON UNIVERSITY ROLLINS COLLEGE (6) SANTA FE COLLEGE (3) SEMINOLE STATE COLLEGE (3) SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY (2) STANFORD UNIVERSITY STETSON UNIVERSITY (2) TEMPLE UNIVERSITY TRINITY COLLEGE TULANE UNIVERSITY UNITED STATES MILITARY ACADEMY - ARMY CLASS OF 2019 CLASS OF UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN DIEGO AUBURN UNIVERSITY (2) UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA (7) BELMONT UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO AT BOULDER (3) BOSTON COLLEGE (2) UNIVERSITY OF DENVER BOSTON CONSERVATORY AT BERKLEE UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA (22) BROWN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA (2) CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY (2) UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT CHICAGO CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI (3) CONNECTICUT COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH FLORIDA CORNELL UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA DUKE UNIVERSITY (3) UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH ELON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA (2) EMBRY-RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL UNIVERSITY - UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA, TAMPA DAYTONA BEACH UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA (2) EMORY UNIVERSITY (2) UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY (3) UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA FLORIDA SOUTHERN COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN, MADISON (2) FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY (12) VALENCIA COLLEGE FURMAN UNIVERSITY (2) WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY IN ST. LOUIS (2) HARVARD COLLEGE WILKES HONORS COLLEGE OF FAU

trinity prep alumni magazine — 2018-19 SCHOOL YEAR — trinityprep.org — 39 ARTS – HALL OF FAME Arts Hall of Fame Induction Every spring the Trinity family gathers to celebrate the newest inductees to the Trinity Prep Arts Hall of Fame.

This year we welcomed Brian Gold “Peter Pan.” Brian also worked on a ‘02 and Liza Luxenberg ‘05 to that BRIAN GOLD ‘02 number of off-Broadway and regional Brian D. Gold, AEA Stage Manager, distinguished group of alumni and shows as well as on workshops and graduated from Trinity Preparatory faculty members who comprise readings. After 10 years as a stage School in 2002 after attending grades the Arts Hall of Fame. Brian and manager, Brian made a career change 6 through 12. He attended Emerson Liza shared stories of their Trinity and is currently the special education College and graduated with a BFA in Prep days as well as their own arts co-teacher for geometry and Algebra Production/Stage in 2006. Highlights journeys in an all-school assembly in 2/Trigonometry at Energy Tech High of his stage career include “Broadway, April. Following the assembly and a School in Astoria, NY. Brian credits An Act of God,” “The Phantom of reception outside the Freitag and Falk his success in stage management to the Opera,” “Hair: Summer of Love,” Black Box Theater, Brian and Liza met ongoing support from Janine Papin “The Normal Heart” (Tony Winner: with theater students and guests for a and the Trinity family. Brian continues Best Revival), “Pal Joey,” “9 to 5: the more intimate exchange of questions to dedicate his work to his brother Musical,” and national tours of “Billy and answers. Here are their bios and Eric Gold, R.I.P. 1/20/08 and his Elliot the Musical,” “Seussical,” and excerpts from their speeches. father Randy Gold, R.I.P. 7/1/13.

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SPEECH EXCERPTS: Now, I have debated this for a month, in front of all of you, but it wasn’t until Trinity family now is Trinity family but you only live once and chances last night that I realized that there was forever. No matter whether you stay are slim that I’ll ever be in front of 800 nowhere else on this campus that I ever close or move far away, Trinity family people again. So I’m taking a selfie: 3, 2, felt more comfortable than standing on doesn’t change. Since before I even 1. Thank you for your time and thank this stage. I learned how to run a table started at Trinity, the Rock has been a you for this honor. Go Saints! saw in the shop offstage left, called my centerpiece to this campus. It is still here first show as a stage manager in that and has been a part of every student’s LIZA corner, ran the light board from the experience at Trinity. Think of the Rock LUXENBERG ‘05 booth up there, made my sister Betsy as a metaphor for your Trinity family. It take a tech theater class with me one Liza graduated from Indiana changes its appearance constantly, but it semester, and led the Alma Mater at my University, where she double majored will always be there for you. graduation with two of my classmates. in theater and an individualized major program in stage management. She Many things have changed on campus If there is one thing that I hope to impart joined Aurora Productions shortly since I left. There are few teachers left to you today, it’s to enjoy your time after graduation in 2009. Aurora from when I was here, but I can tell here as much as possible and not be provides production management and you that each one of them was a big afraid to be yourself. There are so many technical supervision for commercial influence on who I am today. From Tom supportive teachers here that are all and non-profit theater on Broadway, Taylor to Joel Bicknell to those who looking out for you. You may be worried off-Broadway, and throughout the joined after I graduated, my friends about if you will have a pop quiz right world. Among her credits at Aurora Richard Width and Donna Walker, these now, but by the time you look back, it are supervision for the Tony Award- people have kept theater at Trinity alive won’t be about the pop quiz anymore. It winning Broadway productions over the years. The most important of will be about what it means to graduate of “Red,” “Jerusalem,” “Matilda the them all is Janine Papin; without her as a Trinity kid and taking that with you Musical”, “Hello, Dolly!” “Sister Act The guidance, care, and time, I would have wherever you go, whatever you do. Don’t Musical,” “Bullets Over Broadway,” probably not taken the path I did. As a be afraid to pursue your dreams, whether “School of Rock,” “Shuffle Along,” teacher myself, I know we all strive to they’re on the field, in the classroom, or “Mean Girls,” and this season’s “To make a difference. Making a difference on this very stage. If you’re lucky enough, Kill A Mockingbird.” Liza has guest is hard, but it is even harder to make a you will get to come back here one day lectured at Indiana University, The lasting impact. Thank you, Janine, for to stand on this stage and tell the next University of Maryland, New York making a lasting impact. I would have generation of Trinity kids your story too. U n i v e r s i t y , a n d C o l u m b i a U n i v e r s i t y . never gotten to work around the country, I’d like to thank my family for always worked with celebrities, or worked on encouraging me to pursue my dreams, SPEECH EXCERPTS: Broadway without your support. the Patrons of the Arts, and so many All week I have been talking to my friends Your support for me and every one teachers who were in the room with me and colleagues about what I would say of your students has changed Trinity whenever I needed them, for helping me to this room full of people as I accept this theater forever. pave my own way to Broadway. honor of being inducted into the Arts Hall of Fame. I was nervous to speak

trinity prep alumni magazine — 2018-19 SCHOOL YEAR — trinityprep.org — 41 ARTS A Curious Production: The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time EMMA KIM ’21, TRINITY VOICE STAFF WRITER “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time,” originally a novel written by Mark Haddon, was condensed into a one-act play and ran in the Freitag & Falk Theater Oct. 19-21, 2018.

The weekly rehearsals for the show it. “I was so moved by this story that I like 45 minutes, so it’s much shorter. started in the middle of August, immediately wanted to direct it,” It’s about half the time of any other directed by the Fine Arts Department Papin said. show I’ve ever done and that’s weird Chair Janine Papin. The one-act because it means you have less time to follows Christopher Boone (Josh The one-act was performed for develop a character.” Lefkowitz ’20), a fifteen-year-old boy the Florida Theater Conference in with autism who uncovers truths October and won first place, while Unlike some of the previous plays about himself while trying to solve the Josh Lefkowitz won the award for best that have been performed at Trinity, murder of his neighbor’s dog. actor. It was also performed at the this play is a very realistic story which Thespian District Festival in November. made it challenging for the actors and Papin first saw the play in the West actresses to reimagine themselves End of London while she was on a trip “I’ve never done a one-act before so as their characters. Benji Santiago with Trinity students in the summer of it’s a really condensed version of the ’20, who plays the character Mr. 2016, and was immediately taken with show,” Olivia Miller ’19 said. “It’s only Shears, said the most difficult part of

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performing was putting himself into were over the top, so playing the role Papin said cutting the play into one act a real life situation even without of a dad and finding different ways was a very difficult task, considering having experience with an autistic to express anger in this play was an how wonderful she thought the story person. “This play kind of deals immense change for him. “Our cast was, and hopes to be able to direct with more realistic aspects of life is phenomenal,” Lightsey said. “We the entire play next year. ”I hope that like mental illness, because the main have a really good time rehearsing and the audience will find understanding character, is autistic. Josh Lefkowitz there’s some dark moments this year, and connection with Christopher’s does a really good job portraying that,” especially with my character. So it’s journey,” Papin said. “What makes us Santiago said. really nice when you can go through different can be the very thing that those together and know that you can brings out our gifts and talents. We all Thomas Lightsey ’21 plays the role of smile when then you look up because can accomplish much. As Christopher Ed Boone, Christopher’s father. In the you’re with your best friends.” asks at the end of the show, ’Does that past productions Lightsey took part mean that I can do anything?’ I believe in, he mostly played characters that that the answer is ’yes.’”

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(1) All Year: Trinity Prep Thespian one-act play, “The Curious Incident Thirteen TPS students attended the Troupe 1780 competed at the district of the Dog in the Night-time,” was Florida Theatre Conference. They festival held at Lyman High School. selected to be one of three one- attended workshops and classes, and Out of 23 events, 14 were awarded a acts to represent District 3 at the our juniors and seniors were able to “superior” ranking, and 9 received an state festival. Additionally,JOSHUA audition for over fifty colleges. “excellent” ranking. TRENT BANGLE LEFKOWITZ ’20 was given an ’19 was awarded “Best in Show” for All-Star Cast award for his (2-5) November: “The Roar of the his costume design for “Medea.” Their performance as Christopher in Greasepaint--The Smell of the Crowd” “The Curious Incident”!

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(6) December: Vocal Society was (8) December: Award-winning jazz (9-11) December: Student musicians chosen to perform not just once, but instrumentalist Adrian Cunningham, and singers filled the auditorium twice, in the Candlelight Processional TPS percussion instructor Heather with sounds of joy at our annual at Epcot in December. Thorn, pianist Per Danielsson, bassist Lessons and Carols service under Greg Zabel, and drummer Ed Metz the direction of Christina Carter, (7) December: “Brightest and Best” visited TPS for an all-school jazz Maureen May, and ELLIOTT MAY Choral Concert concert. ’07. Faculty singers joined the students on stage for the “Hallelujah Chorus” finale.

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(12-13) Four students participated (14-15) November: “Blithe Spirit” (18) January: The orchestra students in the “Chalk the Walk” festival:AVA had an outstanding showing in HICKMAN ’19, TRENT BANGLE ’19, (16-17) January: The National Art January at All-State Orchestra and DIDEM ERBILEN ’19, and LOGAN Honor Society inducted 17 new received the second highest student ROGERS-POWSER ’19. Ava Hickman members in January. acceptance of any school in Florida. won “Best of Show” at the Art LILI POPE ’20, MOLLY POPE ’21, Happens Teen Art Show. MAGGIE YUAN ’21, JUSTIN KIM ’21, EMILY RAUSCH ’23.

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(19) January: Three of our TPS choir (21) February: Vocal Society placed from some of our alumni who work students, DANIEL GALVEZ ’20, third out of nine schools at the in the theater world. The students MADDY CANAL ’19, and OLIVIA ICHSA South Quarterfinals and participated in workshops, saw five MILLER ’19 participated in the advanced to compete in the ICHSA shows, and did so much more! They Florida All-State Chorus rehearsals. semifinals in Athens, Georgia. met with AMANDA LAMOTTE ’07, EDDIE GUTIERREZ ’05, TOMMY (20) January: The Blue and Gold Band (22-25) February: Our theater students PRAST ’12, KATHRYN KILGER’12, and showcased their talents during an visited New York City and had the RILEY SUTER ’12--and saw a showing inspiring concert in January. opportunity to work with and learn of Hamilton with DENEE BENTON ’10!

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trinity prep alumni magazine — 2018-19 SCHOOL YEAR — trinityprep.org — 49 ATHLETICS Trinity Prep’s Class of 2019 Collegiate Athletic Commitments JAN COLLAZO-TORRES HALLIE HUNT JACKSON SOAPES University of Southern California - Indiana Wesleyan University - Furman University - Football Swimming Swimming JACKIE WANG SPENCER FETTER FARRIS KABALAOUI California Institute of Technology - Trinity College in Hartford, CT - Florida Southern College - Basketball Soccer Football SOPHIA OLORE CHRIS WILHELM SAMARAH HILL University of Illinois at Chicago - Johns Hopkins University - Louisiana State University - Volleyball Soccer Cross-Country/Track

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SILENT NIGHT- BOWLING: named All-American. (1-4) Everyone knows the rules: the (6) The Boys Varsity Bowling Team basketball game starts at 7 p.m., placed third, and the Girls Varsity and the ugly sweater contest is at Bowling Team placed fourth in Districts. BOYS CROSS halftime. Everybody gets rowdy after COUNTRY: 10 points! GIRLS VARSITY (10) Boys Varsity Cross Country ended the season as Regional CHEER Runner-Up and 10th at States. FENCING (7) Girls Varsity Cheer placed first (5) Sophomore JUSTIN KIM ‘21 is a in the UCA Game Day Competition (11) Individual District Champion competitive fencer who took part in and second in the UCA Rally Routine CHRIS WILHELM ‘19 placed 12th at the Central Florida Division’s Junior Competition. Olympics Qualifier on Nov. 17 and States and was named to the Orlando Sentinel All Area First Team. placed second. With this record, (8-9) All-American ASHLEY GARCIA he qualified for the Junior Olympic ‘19 was selected to cheer at the CFE

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sixth in the State Championships. Free Relay and fifth in the 200 Free VOLLEYBALL: JAN COLLAZO ‘19 was the state Relay. JENESSA made the Orlando (29) Girls Varsity Volleyball ended the runner-up in the 50 Free and placed Sentinel All Area First Team and was season with 18 wins, 7 losses, and a third in the 100 Free, setting school named a National Interscholastic 3-1 final in Districts. All of those record-setting swimmers Coaches Association All-American were named to the National for her finish in the 100 Breaststroke. (30) SAMARAH HILL ‘19 was Interscholastic Coaches Association Named as Academic All-Americans MaxPreps/AVCA Player of the Week All-American team. JENESSA were LARA BOERTH-DRYDEN and candidate for Florida’s Gatorade SCHWARZ ‘20 was the State ‘19, HALLIE HUNT ‘19, KENAN Player of the Year, made the Orlando runner-up in the 100 Breaststroke COLAKOGLU ‘19, and ANDREW Sentinel All Area First Team, and and seventh in the 100 Free. KWA ‘19. played in the FACA Volleyball All Star JENESSA, JENNY VALIDO ‘20, SARA Classic Game. She set a school record STRICKLIN ‘22, and MACKENZIE with 400 kills. GASNER ‘20 were sixth in the 400

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to play in a four-day tournament, (cont.) VOLLEYBALL where they finished first with a 10-1 BOYS SOCCER: (31) ISABELLA BRADY ’20 set a (34) Boys Varsity Soccer, with their record, bringing home the Gold. school record with 514 digs. season of 14 wins, 4 losses, and 1 tie, advanced to District Semifinals. (32) SARAH MUNJED ‘24 and her BOYS BRANDON CRAG-CHADERTON team, 12 North Pedro of the Orlando BASKETBALL: ‘20 made the St. Kitts-Nevis National Tampa Volleyball Academy, were one (33) Boys Varsity Basketball ended U-20 Men’s Team. of 48 top teams from all over the their season with 17 wins and 9 country to qualify to play in the 12 losses. JAVON BENNETT ‘22 and GIRLS SOCCER: American Division at the USAV Girls FARRIS KABALAOUI ‘19 made (35) The Girls Varsity Soccer team Junior National Championship. At the the FACA All State Team, and were District Champions, Regional end of June, they traveled to Detroit JUSTIN DAVIS ‘20, MAX HOLLER Champions, and went to the State ‘20, FARRIS KABALAOUI ‘19, and Final Four. ALLIE AVALLONE ‘21 SPENCER NEWMAN ‘19 made the made the Orlando Sentinel All Area FACA All Academic Team. First Team; SOPHIA OLORE ‘19 the

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Second Team; and Phoebe Fowler (38-40) State Qualifiers:ASHLEY the Third Team. SOPHIA OLORE GARCIA ‘19, CALEIGH GRIFFIN ‘19, BOYS LACROSSE: Boys Varsity Lacrosse ended their ‘19, MEG PARENT ‘19, and JACKIE CAMERON TALBERT ‘19 season with 6 wins and 8 losses. WANG ‘19 played in the Seminole/ School Records: ASHLEY GARCIA Orange Senior All-Star Game. ‘19, CALEIGH GRIFFIN ‘19, AVA HICKMAN ‘19, CAMERON TALBERT GIRLS LACROSSE: GIRLS ‘19, ASHLINN THOMAS ‘19, (41) Girls Varsity Lacrosse had 12 HARPER WILCOX ‘20 wins, 4 losses; were District Runner- WEIGHTLIFTING: Up; and were ranked #5 in Orlando (36) Girls Varsity Weightlifting Sentinel Super 6. were District Champions and BASEBALL: Boys Varsity Baseball had 16 Regional Champions. (42)ELIZABETH EBERLEY ‘21 wins and 6 losses. They were the made the U.S. Lacrosse Orlando #1 seed in Districts and were District (37) Individual Regional Champion: National Team. ASHLEY GARCIA ‘19 Runner-Up.

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GIRLS BOYS TENNIS: GIRLS TENNIS: LACROSSE (cont.) (45) Boys Varsity Tennis had 15 wins, (46) Girls Varsity Tennis had 13 (43) ISABELLA GARGANESE ‘19 2 losses; were District Champions wins, 2 losses and were third in was U.S. Lacrosse All-American and and Regional Champions; and Districts. MADISON AUTREY ‘19 Academic All-American and made the qualified for States. LACHLAN BILL and SABRINA SIMINOU ‘22 were Orlando Sentinel All Area First Team. ‘22 and ALEX WANG ‘22 were Individual District Champions. Individual District Champions, and SOFTBALL: WILL LANGDON ‘19 and EASHAN BOYS TRACK KOTHARI ‘20 were Individual and (44) Girls Varsity Softball had 5 wins AND FIELD: Doubles District Champions. and 9 losses. KAYLA ALEXANDRE (47) Boys Varsity Track and Field

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District Champions, Individual State ‘19, High Jump, Triple Jump, and Champions, and made the Orlando Long Jump was Individual District BOYS Sentinel All-Area Team. CHRIS Champion and on the Orlando WEIGHTLIFTING: WILHELM ‘19, 1600 and 3200, Sentinel All-Area Team. Individual (48) Boys Varsity Weightlifting were was Individual District Champion, Region Champions were ELIZABETH District Runner-Up and third at Individual Region Champion (3200), DRISCOLL ‘22, ALAINA PISELLO ‘21, Regional Championships. and 10th in the State Championships TAITEM TURBYFILL ‘21, and LUCY Individual Regional Qualifiers (3200). ALBRIGHT ‘20, 4x800, and finishing were COLLIN SWAN ‘20, EMILIO fourth in the State Championships CAL ‘21, ALLEN PARK ‘19, WES GIRLS TRACK were AUDREY MCANALLY ‘20, KIM ‘21, ETHAN COGDILL ‘21, ALAINA PISELLO ‘21, TAITEM SPENCER NEWMAN ‘19, MICHAEL AND FIELD: TURBYFILL ‘21, and LUCY FINKELSTEIN ‘20, JOSH ACKER (47) Girls Varsity Track and Field ALBRIGHT ‘20, 4x800. SAMARAH ‘20, LIAM SWANSON ‘21, DREW were District Runner-Up and finished HILL ‘19 was Region Champion MILLER ‘19, WHEELER WILSON ‘19, ninth in the Orlando Sentinel’s and finished third in the State JACKSON SOAPES ‘19, and DYLAN Second Super Six. SAMARAH HILL Championships, Triple Jump. NORMAN ‘20.

trinity prep alumni magazine — 2018-19 SCHOOL YEAR — trinityprep.org — 57 ALUMNI EVENTS Alumni Basketball Game We kicked off winter break with the alumni basketball game. Players and coaches gathered for a holiday hoops homecoming--and everyone had a great time!

Jingle Mingle What do we do during the holidays? We get together with family and friends, of course! The Alumni Jingle Mingle in mid-December was the perfect excuse, and the Brewstillery in Winter Park was the perfect venue to gather with our Trinity family and friends. Alumni home from college, faculty members old and new, and local alumni came together to celebrate the season and each other.

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PHILADELPHIA Road Trip Reunions Philadelphia and New York City were in our sights during the spring semester, with trips in February and April. What fun it was to see members of the northeast branch of the Trinity family! Alumni from all decades came together for the events at The Continental Midtown in Philly and Haswell Green’s in NYC, as we exchanged stories, memories, and business cards. Everyone had such a good time that we’re making plans for next year!

NEW YORK CITY trinity prep alumni magazine — 2018-19 SCHOOL YEAR — trinityprep.org — 59 ALUMNI EVENTS – REUNION WEEKEND Welcome Reception Celebration was in the air as we kicked off last spring’s Reunion Weekend on Trinity Prep’s campus Friday evening. We celebrated with plenty of hellos--and a few goodbyes.

Celebration was in the air as we kicked teacher, or spend time socializing with 1 off last spring’s Reunion Weekend on friends, our library has been what it is in Trinity Prep’s campus Friday evening. large part because of Margaret. We celebrated with plenty of hellos-- and a few goodbyes. Longtime faculty Lynne has been a caring figure for so members Mary Helyn Luse and Lynn many of our students as they wrestle Burmeister retired at the end of the with difficult material in precalculus. school year, and library assistant These sophomores and juniors have Margaret Griffith retired in the spring. added stresses as they learn to balance We took the opportunity to offer varsity athletics, the school plays, and farewells and best wishes. Upper standardized tests. Lynne’s students school principal Pat Mulloy shared knew that she’d be there for them to 2 these tributes: help them navigate these challenges. As one student writes, “Mrs. Burmeister At the circulation desk, Margaret is awesome! Although the course was there for every young 6th grade material is undoubtedly difficult, she aspiring reader who was looking for makes it easy to understand. She is another wonderful work of fiction. She always very enthusiastic and happy.” could also be a wingman for me or the Another one notes, “Mrs. Burmeister dean of students as we kept an eye on is extremely calm, caring, friendly, and some rambunctious young men at the funny. She genuinely wants to ensure end of the lunch period. What always you understand the concepts she’s impressed me was how much of a teaching and is always willing to answer 3 second home the Rich library is for our questions, no matter how easy or students. Whether to study in a group, obvious they may seem to her. I really get a draft of a paper proofed by a appreciate the fact that she’s there for

(1) Lynne Burmeister; (2) Margaret Griffith, with family members Don Griffith, Madeline Gordon, and Ellie Claire Gordon Stinson ‘15, at the yearbook assembly where the 2019 yearbook was dedicated to her; (3) Mary Helen Luse.

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study period every day to help with homework, to catch you up on a missed lesson, or to review for a test.”

Outside the window in my office, I had a small glimpse into Mary Helyn’s world. Her tireless work ethic was on full display each and every day. Before school, during school and after school, she was there for the students, and they know it. One student comments, “Math is difficult for me, and she is very helpful when I have questions. When I get a good grade she gets excited for me, making me want to do even better next time!” Another one comments, “Mrs. Luse is an extremely intelligent, qualified, and experienced teacher. She commands respect in the classroom, so that we are able to move through the material in a timely fashion. She has an insanely strong grasp of all aspects of calculus and is able to clearly teach and explain the material. She does all that she can to prepare us for college.” Over my short time at Trinity Prep, I have heard multiple students talk about the binders they kept in her class, filled with detailed notes recorded from her assigned problem sets, group work, and lectures. Tests and quizzes were organized in their own sections. These notebooks will make their way into college dorms. I have heard from so many alumni, “Thank you for helping me ace Calc 101 in college. I took your notes with me to college, and I helped to tutor my friends!” Maybe along with a family photo, the honors calculus binder is a fixture in many graduates’ dorm rooms across the country.

Margaret, Lynne, and Mary Helyn, know how much you will all be remembered here at Trinity Prep.

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The day dawned bright for the 38th Annual Golden T Golf Classic, one of Trinity Prep’s most anticipated events of the year. Alumni, parents, faculty, and friends assembled again on the greens of the Golden T Shingle Creek Golf Club for a terrific morning of golf to support the Dr. Thomas C. Dickinson Endowed Scholarship. We thank our tournament sponsor Massey Cadillac; lunch sponsor Public Trust Advisors; Blue & Gold Sponsors Wells Fargo, NASS, and Freshpoint Central Florida; and our breakfast sponsors Katie and John Lehr. We also thank our executive sponsors, beverage sponsor, water sponsor, tee sponsors, and all the players who came out to support this important cause. As always, it was a golden day at the Golden T!

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All Alumni Reunion The Winter Park Farmers Market was the place to be Saturday night of Reunion Weekend! Alumni from all over the country reunited with faculty and friends to catch up--and to make new friends with other members of their Trinity family. Yearbooks adorned the tables, prompting laughter and sparking memories. Good friends, good food, good music--we love a good family reunion!

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Home. In the film shown at the 1976: 1978: awards ceremony summarizing SUSAN BOULDIN ANDERS ’76 (2) PAUL SWETT came by campus to her accomplishments, Stephanie stopped by campus to walk around. walk around in the fall. He was excited mentioned TPS! On our walk, she gave us a lesson: the to have his picture taken outside of story of The Rock! Senior Hall! 1989: DAN BACHRACH was named one 1977: 1984: of the best lawyers in America in the (1) ALLISON MULLER GHIVAZZANI, (3) In February we welcomed PAUL 2020 edition of The Best Lawyers in SHERI SAXON FOAH, and ALLISON PERKINS to campus to talk to the 6th America. Dan is a partner with Foley DICKINSON enjoyed celebrating grade students about the history of & Lardner LLP in the firm’s Orlando their 60th birthdays by going on safari segregation and injustice in Central office. He is a member of the firm’s to South Africa in May. They cruised Florida. The students were reading real estate practice and the Hospitality the Zambezi River in Zimbabwe and “Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry” in their & Leisure Industry team. His practice went to Victoria Falls, Cape Town, English classes, and the story, with focuses on the condominium, hotel, and the wine lands. They explored Paul’s talk, sparked a lively discussion. resort, and hospitality industry, such exotic gastronomic fare as including residential, commercial, and crocodile carpaccio, warthog, and 1986: mixed-use condominiums, timeshares, ostrich and saw all of the “Big 5,” as (4) STEPHANIE NELSON GARRIS private residence clubs, fractional well as countless other magnificent was honored at the Women’s projects, and travel packages. wildlife. And, of course, they made Resource Center’s 34th annual good friends along the way. All three Summit Awards, which recognize and Trinity Prepsters say it was the trip of honor women for their outstanding 1990: (5) CRISTINA COCKRUM MOONEY a lifetime! leadership and community service. married Doug Mooney in 2018. Stephanie, an attorney, is the chief executive officer of Grace Medical

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accounts. Andrew shares, “It has been 1993: a welcome new experience, and as 2000: (6) USHA TEWARI was featured in PHILIP SUSI ‘98 and GINNY WOOD my career progresses, I cannot help Orlando Magazine as one of Orlando’s SUSI had their third child, Jameson. but believe the education I received at Women of the Year 2019 for her Trinity helped me on my path.” work as a volunteer Alzheimer’s 2002: Ambassador. Her experience (9) DOUG BROWN and his wife, managing cases as a constituent 1999 JEAN BLOSSER BROWN, welcomed (7) LISA LASCH LA FORCE and advocate for the U.S. Senate prepared a son, Lucas Turner Brown, at 8:51 LUKE LA FORCE welcomed their first Usha for her current role. She worked a.m. on June 2, 2018. Luke weighed child, Leo Kyle, on February 17, 2019. to help pass the Building Our Largest 7 pounds, 13 ounces and was 20.5 Dementia (BOLD) Infrastructure for inches long. Doug, executive director (8) RICHARD LUTJENS, JR. has Alzheimer’s Act, which will support at JP Morgan’s investment banking been a professor of history at Texas caregivers and promote awareness of group, recently accepted a transfer Tech University for the last four the disease. She maintains a full-time within the firm, and he and his family years. He teaches modern German job while volunteering her time as an relocated from Brooklyn, NY to history with a focus on Nazi Germany, ambassador. Chicago in early December, 2018. WWII, and the Holocaust. Rick’s first book, “Submerged on the Surface: CAROLINE MARKUNUS WRIGHT 1998: The Not-So-Hidden Jews of Nazi ANDREW SEIBERT was recently writes, “My most recent cookbook Berlin, 1941-1945,” came out in promoted as CEO of the apparel brand (my third), Catalan Food, came out in September 2019. The book looks at Roller Rabbit, a bohemian-leaning, September from Clarkson Potter. The the daily experiences of Jews who travel-inspired women’s and children’s book, Everlasting Creature, is one I went into hiding to escape arrest and brand based out of New York that has wrote for my boys during treatment, deportation to the concentration 100 employees, 12 stores nation- preparing them for my death--it is camps by the Nazis . wide, and more than 500 wholesale about how a loved one never leaves

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us and used the vocabulary we had 2003: (12) ZACHARY ZIMMER and his wife, used in our home. (Specifically, it is JANELL ZIMMER, welcomed a baby (10) JAZZY DANZIGER is a creative about a mother dying of terminal girl, Zella, in August 2018. director at 2e Creative, a marketing cancer at home with her son and agency for global healthcare, life husband. I self-published the book science, and technology brands. She 2005: with funding via Kickstarter, but during oversees creative content across the REBECCA KIRSCHNER is a general the campaign, the book was picked agency’s medical technology portfolio. surgery resident at Carilion Clinic in up by Random House. The copies I Jazzy enjoys developing national Roanoke, Virginia. Becca is currently was about to print could not be sold, campaigns and commercials. doing a research and ECMO fellowship so there aren’t competing copies of at the University of Chicago. similar books out in the world. So I gave all 700 copies that were left after 2004: The feature film “The Friend” has NANCY DEMETREE NORT fulfilling orders to an amazing local a unique tie to Trinity Prep. Three graduated from the University of organization called Safe Crossings members of the Trinity family crossed Florida with an MBA in the spring of here in Seattle, a pioneer organization paths while the film was in production: 2019. She was also inducted into the in children’s bereavement counseling. KELI MAZZA ‘08, as part of the Beta Gamma Sigma honor society. They have distributed the books to the production office, DENÉE BENTON children they help through schools, ‘10, in the role of Charlotte, and Peter (11) SARAH BADAWI is the individual counselors, and therapy Rothbard. Keli has been working in the National Deputy Political Director groups and have plans to incorporate Mobile film industry since 2012 and for Senator Bernie Sanders’s 2020 it into their well-known summer camp is currently working on her 22nd film. presidential campaign. Sarah was program, Camp Erin. It has truly been Denée was performing on Broadway previously the Government Affairs an honor to have seen first-hand what in “Hamilton” while working on the director for the Progressive Change an impact this book has had on my film. Peter is currently working as a Campaign Committee, a national community. The “new”--extremely creative executive at Casey Affleck’s grassroots organization based in similar--version is called “Lasting Sea Change Media. You can check out Washington, D.C. Love” and came out in summer 2019, Peter, Denée, and Keli on IMDB.com. released everywhere books are sold.

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2006: SCOTT LESTER and his wife, SARA (19-20) KELI MAZZA married EDDIE SPIKE LESTER, welcomed Harper into SHIRAZI on June 9, 2018 aboard (13) LINDSAY WINTER was included the world on July 11, 2018. the Solaris cruise ship in Sandestin, as an honoree in Orlando Business Florida. Members of her wedding Journal’s 40 under 40 in 2018. party included BECCA MAYHEW- Lindsay is the executive director of 2007: JOSSELYN and NINA RAVI. NAIOP, a leading trade association (16) CPT. CHUCK NADD spoke to and political action committee for real the 8th grade civics classes in April (21) ALISSA TABIRIAN was named the estate developers and investors. She on civil/military relations. His remarks RNC’s Director of Speechwriting and founded Young Professionals at the sparked lively questions about the U.S. Editorial. She serves as Chairwoman Orlando Science Center and currently Military Academy, Afghanistan, and Ronna McDaniel’s speechwriter in sits on their board of trustees. She flying helicopters vs. spy planes. This addition to writing and managing also started an event in 2018 named is his 10th year coming back to TPS to talking points, op-eds, and other OSC After Dark, in which 11 young speak to students. editorial content for the committee’s professional organizations partner communications department. up for a Halloween event that raises 2008: money for Science For All, a nonprofit (17) MAGGIE ALLEN married affiliated with OSC that provides access MATT SHAW in December 2018 2009: to STEAM education for underserved in his home, Tasmania, Australia. (22-23) MADISON STOCKTON members of the community. Trinity alumni ERIC NICKESON- married BRIAN FOSTER on MENDHEIM ‘09 and NINA RAVI December 29, 2018 at All Saints (14-15) Britani Hall Gousse and were in attendance. Church in Winter Park. Her RANLEY GOUSSE ‘09 married April bridesmaids included ELIZABETH 6, 2019. Britani’s sisters HANNAH (18) ANDREW EVERETT will be MCINTOSH, ANNABELLE STEIN ‘08 and REBECCA STEIN ‘03 working as a surgery resident at the CHAMBERS, and KATIE HUNTER celebrated the happy couple as did Cleveland Clinic in Cleveland until 2022. JONES. Madison and Brian met in many members of their Trinity family. grad school at Florida State. They Britani and Ranley live in Maitland, FL.

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now live in Lock Haven, Pennsylvania, Courtney leads all PR in 22squared’s (27) TORI MASON won an Emmy in where Madison is a speech language creative output, executive hiring, and the Breaking News Coverage category pathologist in the local school district, thought leadership, and she is on the as a reporter for KCNC. and Brian is a professor of sport frontline of the agency’s social media. psychology at Lock Haven University. She is on the board for #TimesUp (28) JACK CURTIS ‘14, Vanderbilt ‘18, Atlanta and SheSays Atlanta and is and JON WIESE ‘12, Notre Dame 2010: a founding member of 22squared’s ‘16, both received their white coats in (24) OLIVIA BARKET and Diversity and Inclusion Council. November 2018 at the Mark S. Gold, GEOFFREY BLOCK met up at the M.D., ‘75 Distinguished Professor and Harvard-Yale game in Boston. Olivia 2011 Alumnus White Coat Ceremony at is in her third year at Harvard Law PRISCILLA CASTILLO married the University of Florida College of School, and Geoffrey is in his second JONATHAN GORDON. The couple Medicine. year at Yale Law School. lives in Richardson, TX. (29-30) MOLLY CORDELL and JJ DENÉE BENTON joined Broadway’s (25) MEREDITH JOHNSON finished WARTSKI married in the Knowles production of “Hamilton” in October her northbound hike (NOBO) on Memorial Chapel in Winter Park on 2018 in the role of Eliza, Alexander the Appalachian Trail in 2018. She December 29, 2018. In attendance Hamilton’s “wronged” wife. http:// completed her Georgia-to-Maine solo were classmates and friends including ow.ly/hNM830mhFlx hike in 118 days. ERICA CORDELL FOX ‘07, CHRISTIE WARTSKI ‘08, RYAN NIGHT ‘12, COURTNEY JONES, manager of 2012: MONTANNA SALTSMAN ‘11, MICHAEL WARTSKI ‘15, ALEC business development at 22squared in (26) STEPHEN NASH spoke to Mr. GAWRONSKI ‘11, and ANDREW Atlanta, was recognized as an honoree Mazza’s Sports Media class about his MOHARAM ‘11. Molly and JJ are in the Campaign U.S. 2018 Female role as a motion graphics coordinator living in Fort Benning, Georgia, where Frontier Awards. Her particular for the Tampa Bay Lightning. category was Rising to the Top. he is a captain in the U.S. army, and

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Molly is working as a speech-language the University of Texas. He showed the pathologist at a pediatric speech and 2015: students his short film and answered KIKO ILAGAN graduated from hearing clinic. their questions about applying to film Stanford University in 2019 with a schools and colleges. bachelor’s degree in biology with 2013: distinction and a master’s degree in (31) JASON SHADER SMITH works computer science. He was inducted 2018: for a private equity firm in Denver. into the Phi Beta Kappa Society and (33) In August members of the Class of currently works for Facebook, Inc. as a 2018 came to campus for a pizza party 2014: software engineer. during faculty week before heading off DANIELLE ROBINSON recently to college. started her career as a business KENDALL ROTAR is a graduate analyst at Deloitte Consulting LLP student at Fordham University, ZACH WATSON was named news in Atlanta, after graduating from seeking a master’s degree in director of WNUR, Northwestern Spelman College in 2018. She public media with a history in the University’s radio station. provides business leaders with communications industry. Her insights and trends their organizations passions include human rights, (34) BOB FULMER and CHUCK should consider as Generation editing, writing, and technology. After NADD ‘06 met at The Vatican. Bob Z enters the workforce. Danielle graduation, Kendall hopes to meld her reports: “I compete in traditional presented at a variety of women’s interests in human rights and activism archery longbow competition and leadership events this fall, including with her skills in writing to build a pistol competition. We have a the Network of Executive Women’s career in digital journalism. motorhome and a Jeep we tow.” Leadership Summit, Executive Forum, and the National Association of (35) SARAH BRODSKY spent her 2017: summer in Sénégal, staying with a local Convenience Stores. (32) PETER COWIE talked to our Film family, taking classes, and visiting her class in January about studying film at surroundings.

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(1,2) BOZENA LAWSON, KATHLEEN (5) SUSAN FREDERICK was awarded workshops for art teachers from all ESCANO, RITA DAUGHERTY, and a Stanford University Teacher Tribute over the state of Florida. VANESSA SPALLONE presented from a nomination submitted by sessions at the Florida Foreign SUMER SAO ’18. This award allows (7) For the 45th Winter Park Language Association’s annual state students to formally acknowledge an Autumn Art Festival, art teacher conference in October. educator who played a significant role IRINA ASHCRAFT was chosen as in their intellectual, academic, and the poster artist. (3,4) CHRISTINA CARTER sang with personal development. the Bach Festival Choir in its “Carmina We were honored to welcome three Burana” performances. She has been (6) IRINA ASHCRAFT, KYM new head coaches to our athletic singing with the choir for a long time MORELAND-GARNETT, and department. SCOTT SUKUP is the and sang it for/with the Orlando VADIM MALKIN attended Florida new head girls varsity basketball Ballet as the premier piece when the Art Education Association’s annual coach, and AMANDA DEAN and Dr.Phillips Performing Arts Center conference in St. Petersburg. All three HARRY MEYERS are the co- first opened. attended multiple workshops. Ms. head coaches for the girls varsity Ashcraft and Ms. Moreland-Garnett weightlifting program. also presented their own two-hour

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(8) DR. STEPHANIE DRYDEN served NATALIE GALED is starting her (13) For the very first time in Trinity as a panelist at the Women Navigating Education Specialist (EdS) degree this Prep’s history, our World Language Careers in Education panel at the summer with a focus on “Learning, teachers got together and organized Teacher of Color fair in Atlanta this Instruction, and Innovation.” a World Language Fair. Latin, French, past February. and Spanish students at all levels (11) SUSAN LILLEY released her first worked on a variety of projects. From (9,10) “AP with WE Service” helps full poetry collection in a book, “Venus painting and sculpting to playing an students apply their classroom work in Retrograde.” instrument, sewing, or cooking: the to the real world through service diversity and creativity of the displays learning. At the recent “AP with (12) DENISE MUSSLEWHITE spoke were incredible. WE Service” summit at Microsoft’s to our Social Media and Ethics class on headquarters in Seattle, 50 out of the importance of cyber security and (14) This year we celebrated three 150 educators were asked to present how Trinity Prep is working to protect employees on reaching their 10-year their projects. They loved VANESSA students and faculty from cyber milestones at Trinity Prep! Thank you SPALLONE’S AP students’ service attacks. for being such an important part of project with Haitian school SOPUDEP the Trinity family, HARRY MEYERS, so much that she was asked to be one RITA KIENLE, and LINDA RIZZO. of the “Project Spotlight” speakers.

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Murfreesboro, Tennessee. He grew Law at Mercer University in Macon, up in Orlando, where he graduated Georgia in 1990. Returning again from Trinity Preparatory School, to Orlando, he practiced law with where he was the captain of the the firm of DeCiccio & Broussard. football team and was selected to the He later became a founding partner 1978 Florida All-State football team. in the firm of Broussard, Condry & During his senior year, he served as Willett until opening his own law president of the student council. He practice in Sanford. was the first recipient of the Florence Ann Hay Memorial Award and was In 2005, JT and his family moved named to Trinity Prep’s Athletic Hall to Flower Mound, Texas where he of Fame. became vice president of Affiliated Computer Services, later Xerox. At After high school, JT attended the the time of his death, he was senior University of Arkansas and played vice president of corporate affairs football until injury ended his sports and general counsel at First Choice JOHN “JT” TAYLOR WILLETT ’78 Alumnus and Former Faculty career. He graduated from Memphis Loan Services. JT is survived by his July 27,1959 - June 4, 2019 State University in 1982 and returned wife of 26 years, Mary Ann Willett, John Taylor “JT” Willett lost his to Trinity for five years as an algebra and his beloved daughters, Annie courageous five-year battle with teacher and football coach. JT went Willett of Washington, DC, Leah cancer on June 4, 2019. JT was on to obtain his Juris Doctorate Willett of Dallas, and Mary Taylor born to Taylor and Ann Willett in from the Walter F. George School of Willett of Lantana, Texas.

GEORGE BROCK MAGRUDER ophthalmology residency at Cornell Former Trustee University Medical Center in New October 6, 1931 - January 8, 2019 York. Dr. Magruder served as a George Brock Magruder passed away Navy ophthalmologist in Bethesda, peacefully in Lake Mary, Florida at Maryland before returning to Orlando the age of 87. He is survived by his to start his practice in 1963. He loving wife, Polly, and his children performed the first intraocular lens Brock Magruder Jr, ’76 (Kathy), insertion in the area in 1972 and Douglas Magruder ’79 (Debbie), Bailey opened the first outpatient surgery Magruder (Shelley), John Magruder, center in the 1980s. Dr Magruder Lura Peck (Bob), Tom Bates (Nathalie), served as chief of staff at what is and Bradley Bates (Reiko). He was now Orlando Health, founded the adored by his sixteen grandchildren, Magruder Eye Institute, served including Brock Magruder ’05 and as president of the Magruder Katie Magruder ’07. Foundation, was a member of the Rollins Crummer School of Business Born and raised in Orlando, he advisory board, and was active with completed his undergraduate studies Lighthouse Central Florida, aiding the as well as medical school at Emory visually impaired. University. After an internship at Duke University, he finished his

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Preparatory School. Norbert served as White House runs by Bill Clinton and student body president and president Barack Obama. Lobbying clients in of the Spanish Club and was a lead Miami-Dade included developers, actor in many plays. He also earned airport vendors, transportation a total of nine varsity letters as a providers and Black Tech Week. member of the football, basketball, Throughout his career, he participated and track teams. One of his proudest in many non-profit organizations and achievements was being accepted served on several boards, including to Harvard University. He attended the Community Action Agency from 1977-1981, graduating with a Foundation, the Greater Miami Urban Bachelor of Arts degree in economics. League, the Community Concert Norbert was inducted into the Trinity Association, and as past president of Prep Athletic Hall of Fame in 2010. the Harvard Black Alumni Society of South Florida. He was most recently Norbert began his career as a political a proud brother of the Sigma Pi Phi operative in Boston, working on Fraternity. NORBERT ALLAN SEALS ’77 Alumnus presidential campaigns as candidates April 12, 1959 – June 18, 2019 courted Massachusetts voters. Seals is survived by his loving wife, Norbert Allan Seals of Miami, Florida He moved to Miami in 1989 and Sandra, two sons, Norbert Seals, Jr. passed away on June 18, 2019, at founded the Ptolemy Group, Inc., a and Martin Seals; his parents; sisters Mt. Sinai Hospital on Miami Beach. boutique strategic communications Cheryl Mobley Gonzalez, Pamela Norbert was born in Tallahassee to firm. A former president of Dade’s Nunnally, and Donna Maye; and John Benjamin Seals and Grace Sands Young Democrats, Seals worked on brothers Clement Seals, Wilfred Miller Seals. At the age of 12 he moved to campaigns at the county, state and Jr., and Alano Miller. His stepfather, Orlando, where he attended Trinity national level, including successful Wilfred Stanley Miller, died in 2009.

ROGER H. SHUTZMEISTER the maintenance director at TPS from Former Employee 1991-2004. True to his sea-faring Died July 3, 2019 nature, he was an avid fisherman. Roger H. Schutzmeister, 77, passed away at his home in Bradford, He leaves his beloved wife, Nancy; Rhode Island, on July 3, 2019. Born his son, David; his daughter, Jill A. in St. Paul, Minnesota, he was the Ortiz; his brother, Russell Meister; 13 son of the late Harold and Lucille grandchildren; and many nieces and Schutzmeister. Roger served on the nephews. He was predeceased by his USS Fulton, retiring as a Chief Petty sister, Ruth Mahler. Officer from the U.S. Navy. He was

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$25,000 + Anonymous Violet & Harold Jaeke Foundation, Inc. Mr. Chuck Kovaleski Trinity Prep Boosters

$10,000 – $24,999 Mr. and Mrs. Rick Ahl Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Clancey Bounds - Bounds Law Group Mr. Craig Uttley and Ms. Monty Gettys Mr. Roger Holler ’83 and Mrs. Sallye Holler Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Holloway Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hull - Massey Cadillac The Warren & Augusta Hume Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Brett Lawton - Lawton Orthodontics Mr. and Mrs. Paul Loftus John and Rita Lowndes Family Fund at the Central Florida Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Steve Miller Mr. and Mrs. Fred Neris Mr. Steve Roberts ’73 and Mrs. Susan Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Selby Sullivan Jr. The Martin Andersen-Gracia Andersen Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Page Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tight II

$5,000 – $9,999 Mr. and Mrs. John Albright Mr. and Mrs. Dave Amsler Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cook Mr. Casey Cooper ’84 and Mrs. Amy Jeffress Ms. Rebekah Harris ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Stumpy Harris Mr. and Mrs. James Hawley Holler-Classic Family of Dealerships Mr. Mark Lamoriello - LAMCO Advisory Services, Inc. Mr. Eric Parkerson and Mrs. Nicole Williams Dr. Vipul Patel and Dr. Sejal Dharia Patel Mr. and Mrs. Mark Roberts Mrs. Nikki Seybold Mr. and Mrs. George R. Taylor Dr. and Mrs. David Turbyfill - Surgical Solutions Oral and Maxillofacial Mr. and Mrs. Dwain Wilcox Mr. and Mrs. Rick Ahl Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Johnson, and Dr. Judy Burnett Manning and Mr. Kelvin Manning- Trinity Prep Cross Country 2018-19 Annual Report

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Dr. Kristin Millson and Mr. Scott Millson Sr. $2,500 – $4,999 $1,000 – $2,499 Mr. and Mrs. Mick Night ABB Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ahl Mr. and Mrs. Todd Norman - Nelson Mullins Mr. and Mrs. Mark Martin - Advent Health Mr. and Mrs. Steve Alch Mr. Stan Nutt ’79 Mr. Ariff J. Alidina ’92 Mr. and Mrs. George Alvarez Dr. and Mrs. Dimitry Palceski - Mr. Ajay D. Bharadva ’98 The Martin Andersen-Gracia Andersen Reflections Dermatology Foundation, Inc. The Hon. Jeanette Bigney and Mr. David Bigney - Mr. and Mrs. Alex Place Bigney Law AT&T Mr. and Mrs. Nigel Prince Mr. and Mrs. Stew Brown Mr. Dan Bachrach ’89 and Mrs. Lynne Bachrach Mr. and Mrs. Matt Raffa Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Burke Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beers Dr. and Mrs. Mark Ranson Mrs. Lucy and Mr. Mike Carney Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bellamy Prof. and Mrs. Robert Rhee Drs. Sumeet and Ashita Chandra - Cancer Care Dr. and Mrs. Bob Boerth Centers of Brevard and The US Oncology Network Mr. Shyam Sankar ’00 and Mrs. Pooja Sankar Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bondesen Mr. and Mrs. Joie Chitwood III Mr. and Mrs. Brett Sealy Dr. and Mrs. Jeff Brady Mr. Clay Dickinson ’75 and Mrs. Rebekah Dickinson Mr. and Mrs. Samrat Shenbaga Mr. and Mrs. Mike Brodsky Ms. Allison Brockman Dickinson ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stark Mr. and Mrs. Hernan Castro Mr. Graham C. Dickinson ’86 Mr. Nodirbek Talipov and Mrs. Dilafruz Zakirjanova Class of 2018 Mr. and Mrs. Steven DiClemente Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Taylor Closson Insurance Disney Dr. Sebastian Tongson and Mrs. Eileen Tongson Mr. Joe Cloyd ’98 and Mrs. Rachel Cloyd Mr. and Mrs. Carson Good USB Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dowdy Mr. Dennis Herron Dr. Alex Vakili and Mrs. Ellie Saatchi Mr. Jesse J. Drake ’87 Home Depot Mr. Whit Watson ’89 and Mrs. Tracey Watson Mr. and Mrs. Greg Duggan Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hull Mr. and Mrs. David Waud Mr. and Mrs. Pete Eberley Drs. Marlon and Patricia Ilagan Mr. David Pankros and Dr. Julie Wei Mr. John Evans ’85 and Mrs. Aly Evans Mr. Robert Johnson ’73 Mr. Rawn N. Williams ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Sam Fairchild Drs. Bill and Anne-Marie Jones Winter Park Health Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Russ Fogler Dr. Elizabeth Jorro and Mr. Ivan Jorro Dr. Marguerite E. Ball-Thomas - Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Fowler Winter Park Vision Specialists Mrs. Deborah Taylor Langdon ’78 Dr. Robert Chong and Dr. Emma Fritz Chong Mr. Frank Wright ’89 and Mrs. Stacey Wright Dr. and Mrs. John Lehr Mr. and Mrs. Darren Frost Mr. and Mrs. Sam Zinou Lockheed Martin Drs. Ivan and Ozlem Garibay - ION Machine Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stark - Rollins College Mr. John P. Lowndes and Mrs. Julie Petro Lowndes Intelligence Mr. and Mrs. Mark Martin Mr. and Mrs. Derek Gregg Mrs. Liz Lowndes McIntosh ’78 and Mr. Dan Dr. and Mrs. Terry Gross McIntosh $500 – $999 Gulf Coast Community Foundation Dr. Antonio Gonzalez and Dr. Rita Acosta Dr. and Mrs. Keith Moore Holler Hyundai Ms. Susan Bouldin Anders ’76 and Mr. Park Anders Mrs. Denise and Mr. Greg Musselwhite Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Kilger - Rainbow Distributors Mr. and Mrs. Joe Avallone Ms. Emily Nguyen-Uchio USA, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Vladimir Balon Mr. and Mrs. Gerald O’Connor Mr. Jesper Knudsen ’90 and Mrs. Catherine Knudsen Dr. and Mrs. John Beneke Dr. Vanessa Peluso and Mr. Rocco Peluso Mr. Mike Kovaleski ’99 and Mrs. Lindsey von Weller Kovaleski ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Jay Brock Mr. and Mrs. James Pope Mr. Byron Lawson Jr. and Dr. Courtney Haught Mr. and Mrs. Charles Capehart Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tight II - Public Trust Advisors Mrs. Helen Brumback Leonard ’87 and Dr. and Mrs. Fay Collins The Richard Foundation Mr. Tony Leonard Dr. Niels Lobo and Mrs. Stephanie Da Vitoria Lobo Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Robinson Dr. Mitch Levin and Mrs. Swantje Knye-Levin Mr. and Mrs. Jaime Dejuras Mrs. Ansley Dickinson Smithwick ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Alton Lightsey and Mr. Patrick Smithwick Mr. and Mrs. Todd Demetriades Mr. and Mrs. John F. Lowndes Sodexo Services Mr. Jason Dowdy and Mrs. Sara Dowdy Dr. Judy Burnett Manning and Mr. Kelvin Manning Sysco Corporation Mr. Terry Strecker and Ms. Kitty Drew Mr. and Mrs. David Martyny Trinity Parents Organization Mr. and Mrs. Chad Drummond Mr. and Mrs. Scott Miller, Partner, Burr Forman Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Mr. Max Eliscu ’89 and Mrs. Kate Jennings Eliscu ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Brian Miller Mrs. Leigh Sigman Zehnder ’88 and Mr. Tom Episcopal Diocese of Central Florida Zehnder Mrs. Lou Millson Mr. and Mrs. John Soapes - WESH 2 The CW 18 WKCF / Orlando

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Mr. Bennett Feld Malloy Mrs. Mary Schreur Ford ’90 and Mr. Nathaniel Ford $250 – $499 Drs. Parimal and Gigi Maniar Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Dan Garcia Dr. Helouise Mapa Anonymous Mr. Bob Greenlee ’92 and Mrs. Lucy Greenlee Mr. Hugo Martinez and Mrs. Lily Mendia Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Aceto Mr. Don Harvey ’87 and Mrs. Sandra Harvey Mr. Rusty McClelland ’76 and Ms. Linda Powell Amazon Smile Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hill Mr. Steve McNeill ’82 and Mrs. Jeni McNeill Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hosbein Mrs. Catherine and Mr. Henry McWhorter Mr. John Barrett ’85 Mr. Johnny Peng and Dr. Fay Hu Ms. Shannon Melnick Mr. and Mrs. Richard Best Dr. Jeffrey Huang and Ms. Frances Wu Prof. Eric Merriam and Dr. Erica Mailler Ms. Brenda Bondesen ’96 Dr. Yoon Seong Kim and Ms. Soyun Park Mr. Jeff Miller ’00 and Mrs. Erin Verkler Miller ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Dean Bosco Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kohm Mrs. Natalie McCormick Mills ’05 and Mr. Randy S. Brown Mr. Bryan Mills Mr. and Mrs. Eric Kortman Mr. and Mrs. Larry Budd Dr. Elmarie Mortimer and Dr. Bruce Mortimer Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kowalchuk Mr. and Mrs. Brian Buholtz Mr. and Mrs. Sean Myers Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lee Cafe Press Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jason Naft Mr. and Mrs. David Lilley Mrs. Tanya Plotnikoff Carpenter ’88 PDQ Dr. David Luna and Dr. Sara Michael-Luna Mr. Stan Carpenter Mr. Raymond Pini and Mrs. Hortensia Quevedo Pini Mr. and Mrs. Marcelo Marques Mr. and Ms. Steve Cochran Mr. Jason Barnett and Mrs. Brenda Pozo Mr. and Mrs. Craig Maughan Mr. Jay Cookingham and Mrs. Lisa George Ramsby ’79 and Mr. Greg Ramsby Mr. and Mrs. Allen McAnally Mrs. Caroline Tyre Cookingham ’75 Dr. and Mrs. Martin Ressler Mr. and Mrs. Scott McCreary Dr. Algene Cunanan and Mrs. Maria Acosta- Cunanan Mr. Dean P. Rhoads Mr. and Mrs. Mike Meads Mr. and Mrs. Paul Curran, Jr. Mrs. Pat Schenck Robertson ’73 and Ms. Kelly Moore ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Brian Davis Mr. Randy Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Jim Moye Sr. Mr. Chris Henderson and Dr. Susan desJardins Mr. Robert Sorrentino and Ms. Colette Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Brady Nepple Mr. and Ms. Rob Donoghue Mrs. Judith R. Rosenstock Mr. Brad Osleger ’98 and Mrs. Sara Osleger Dr. Robbie Boerth and Dr. Stephanie Dryden Dr. Peter Salazar and Dr. Wendy Whitcomb Dr. Jon Palma ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Greg Dryden Dr. Jess Salinas Jr. and Mrs. Barbara Salinas Dr. John Park ’87 and Mrs. Liz Park Mr. and Mrs. Bora Erbilen Ms. Joanna Shujman ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Patino Mr. and Mrs. Michel Fernandez Mr. Steve Simmons ’94 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Perkins ’84 Dr. Melissa Frye and Mr. Jason Frye Mr. Kevin Smith ’85 and Mrs. Carla Smith Drs. Radha Krishna and Karuna Rajulapati Mr. David Gehring ’99 and Mrs. Alanna Gluhm Ms. Rylan Smith Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Schenck Dr. and Mrs. Richard George Mrs. Davina Eisenberg Spillmann ’91 and Siemens Mr. Erik Spillmann Mr. Anthony Guarino ’05 Mr. Kelly Smith Dr. Mark Staples ’70 and Mrs. Nancy Staples Mrs. Laura Barrett Gurtis ’87 and Mr. Matt Gurtis Mr. and Mrs. John Soapes Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stewart HMF Printing Dr. Jordan Steinberg and Ms. Nathalie Steinberg Mrs. Anne Marie and Mr. Brad Stricklin Mr. Bryan Johnson ’81 and Mrs. Cheryl Johnson Mr. and Mrs. John Steinbrun Dr. and Mrs. Todd Talbert Mr. L J Johnson and Ms. Lissa Innocent Mr. and Mrs. Byron Stewart Mr. Jon Thomas and Mrs. Gina Jacobs Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jones Mr. Gerald Sutton ’83 and Dr. Ladislau Boloni and Dr. Damla Turgut Mr. and Mrs. Deven Joshi Mrs. Janie Dorminy Sutton ’82 Mr. Scott Uricchio ’83 and Mrs. Diana McKeon Mr. Akhil Karandikar ’18 Drs. Nelson and Anna Tabirian Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Vandendriessche Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Koehler Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Tang Sr. Mrs. Julie Walker Mandell ’77 and Mr. and Mrs. David Tauber Dr. and Mrs. Lothar Krueger Mr. Bobby Mandell Mr. and Mrs. Mike Toth Mr. Salvador Lairet and Mrs. Ana Maria Sanson Mr. Qinghai Wang and Mrs. Zhouhuan Shao Mr. and Mrs. Larry Watson Jr. Mr. Jon Larsen ’96 and Mrs. Lisa Larsen Mr. and Mrs. Bill Weller Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wilhelm Mr. Jay Lawyer ’84 and Mrs. Maureen Lawyer Dr. Eric Wiener and Mrs. Trecia Wiener-Long Mr. Len Williams ’74 and Mrs. Kelly Garrett Levin ’00 and Mr. Ken Levin Mrs. Joy Stuart Willey ’84 and Mr. David Willey Mrs. Marilyn Mycoff Williams ’74 Mr. Scott W. Lezberg ’94 Mr. Rory Williams and Mrs. Aycha Katun-Williams Wayne Densch Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Michael Louria Rev. Barbara Scott Williamson ’71 and Rev. Peter Wenner Rev. Russell Wohlever and Dr. Mari Wohlever Mrs. Austin Simmons Malloy ’91 and Mr. Frederick

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Mrs. Qiming Yuan Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Bowden Ms. Rita Daugherty Mr. Joe Zagame ’87 and Mrs. Jennifer Zagame Mr. David Brantley ’83 and Mrs. Jannette Brantley Dr. and Mrs. David de Souza Mr. and Mrs. Eric Zaytzeff Mr. Cole Brock Ms. Ashley Deal ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Yashan Zhang Mr. John Brockman and Ms. Kristin Juergens ’71 Mrs. Amanda and Mr. Bill Dean Mr. Heqing Zhang and Mrs. Yu Ren Mr. Brian Brown and Mrs. Kathy Estes Mr. Mark DeBord Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Zhang Ms. Meghan Brown ’09 Mrs. Maria and Mr. Freddy DeCoster Mr. Hunter Brown ’11 Dr. Mitchell Katz and Ms. Helen Deer Mrs. Traci Brown Mr. and Mrs. Paul Demetree UNDER $250 Mr. and Mrs. Jan Brundage Mr. and Mrs. John Demo Ms. Barbara Abbring Mr. and Mrs. Norman Burke Ms. Arielle Der Hagopian ’04 Mr. Carlos Morales and Dr. Indrani Acosta Mrs. Lynne and Mr. Scott Burmeister Mr. Jonathan Detzel ’04 and Mrs. Clarissa Owens Detzel ’04 Mr. Gordon Ahl ’16 Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Burns Mr. Juan Ros-Escalante and Mrs. Maria Diaz Mr. Devin R. Albin ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Isiah Cabal Dr. and Mrs. Juan Diaz Mr. and Mrs. Pat Alexandre Mrs. Joie Watson Cadle ’70 Mrs. Maria Diaz-Bordon Ms. Karla Alston Ms. Carla Caguin Ms. Maddy Dietrich ’15 Mr. and Mrs. John Alvarez Mr. and Mrs. Leonardo Cal Mr. Paul Dietrich ’83 and Mrs. Kristyn Elliott Amazon Services, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Norberto Camacho Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Tony DiGiovanni Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Ambrose Drs. Brian and Doris Cameron Mrs. Ali Brosokas Dodds ’04 Mr. Ryan Dodds Mr. and Mrs. Bill Arney Mr. Frank Campbell Mrs. Christine Andrews Dodds ’04 and Mr. Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Mike Arney Mr. and Mrs. Al Canal Dodds Mr. Patrick Arrington ’94 Mr. and Mrs. Scott Carlson Ms. Jen Donahue ’01 Mrs. Irina Ashcraft and Mr. James Ashcraft Ms. Caroline Carney ’14 Ms. Katherine Donohue ’04 Mrs. Kelly Aull and Mr. Bryan Aull Mr. Tim Carney ’12 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Donohue Mr. and Mrs. Rick Babyak Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Danny Carr Mr. Edward L. Dover IV ’05 Ms. Sarah Badawi ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Jason Carruth Mr. Mike Driscoll and Mrs. Michele Casey-Driscoll Mr. and Mrs. Jared Baker Mr. and Mrs. Chance Carter Ms. Mary Dryden Ms. Susan Baker Bicking Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cary Mrs. Gabby Gerscovich Duke ’87 and Ms. Mala Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cervone Mr. Noah Duke Mr. Scott Bartholomew ’75 and Mr. Kyle Chance ’04 and Mrs. Allison Hux Chance Mrs. Amy Dunleavy Mrs. Laurie McNulty Bartholomew ’77 Mr. Roddrick Graddy and Dr. Latarsha Chisholm Mrs. Carroll Curtis Dyer ’78 and Mr. Doug Dyer Mrs. Fleming Ford Bartoszek ’02 and Ms. Carolyn Edel Mr. Peter Bartoszek Dr. Barbara Clanton Ms. Keeley Ehrenreich Dr. Joy Schramm Baxter ’94 and Dr. Jason Baxter Mrs. Jenn Beaman Clark ’97 and Mr. Graham Clark Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Marty Beaman Jr. Ms. Gail Clark Ms. Kathleen Escano Mr. Trey Bean III and Mrs. Leaf Bean Coca-Cola Give Ms. Suzanne Escue Mr. Geoff Bedine Mr. and Mrs. David Cogdill Ms. Martelle Esposito ’04 Ms. Annie Behari and Sumit Patel Mrs. Heather Brough Cooper ’97 Ms. Molly Evans ’14 Mrs. Shannon and Mr. Jay Bergman Mr. Mike Corddry Mr. and Mrs. Tom Evans Jr. Mrs. Sandy Godinho and Mr. Richard Bernys Ms. Jennifer Corddry Mrs. JoAnn Evans Mr. and Mrs. Trevor Berryhill Ms. Liz Corey ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Craig Evans Mr. and Mrs. Brian Beute Mr. Matt Cox and Mrs. Joyce Ackerbaum Cox Mrs. Claudia Falk Mr. and Mrs. John Birle Mrs. Susanna Cox Mr. and Mrs. Mohammad Farahani Ms. Jennifer Birmingham ’89 Mr. and Mrs. Tyrone Crag-Chaderton Ms. Melanie Farmer ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Blitch Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Craghill Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fetter Dr. and Mrs. Louis Blumenfeld Mr. and Mrs. Gary Crayton III Drs. Howard and Kim Finkelstein Mr. and Mrs. Tom Borck Ms. Cindy Curtis ’76 Mr. Montgomery Escue and Mrs. Cheryl Fitch Escue Mr. and Mrs. Raul Bosch Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cushing Mr. and Mrs. Keith Flannery Ms. Jeanette M. Bouck Mr. Toan Nguyen and Mrs. Theresa Dang Mrs. Sarah B. Flynn Mr. Paul Bouldin ’73 and Mrs. Wanda Bouldin Mr. and Mrs. Jim Danhof

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Mr. and Mrs. Socky O’Sullivan Mr. Kareem Hariri ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Keith Mr. James Francis ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Gary Harrell Ms. Taylor Kienle ’17 Ms. Susan Frederick Mr. and Mrs. Bruce M. Harris Ms. Paige Kienle ’18 Mr. and Mrs. Dave Freedman Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Harris Mrs. Rita and Mr. Tom Kienle Ms. Jenny Frese ’11 Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Hatchette Dr. and Mrs. Hwan Kim Mrs. Megan Green Fuhrmeister ’99 and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hayes Mrs. Laura and Mr. Robert Kimbrough Mr. Josh Fuhrmeister Mrs. Chris Diebel Hempsted ’83 and Mr. Kenneth Polsinelli and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fulmer Mr. David Hempsted Ms. Melissa King-Polsinelli Mrs. Natalie and Mr. Jonathan Galed Mrs. Jenn and Mr. Hugh Hencken Ms. Mary Lynn Kranze Mrs. Nicole and Mr. Ignacio Garcia Mr. and Mrs. Ray Herod Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kruczek Ms. Evyn Garner ’04 Mr. Jared Herron ’16 Mr. and Ms. Steve Krueger Mr. Steven Garnett and Mrs. Kym Moreland-Garnett Ms. Alana Hewitt ’04 Drs. Francis and Maria Kwa Mr. and Mrs. Brian Garvey Ms. Tiffany Hickman ’04 Mrs. Niki Laguardia Mr. Chris Gattis ’85 and Mrs. Alie Gattis Mr. Thomas J. Hickman III ’02 Ms. Amanda LaMotte ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Hal George Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hickman Jr. Mr. David Langdon and Dr. Christina Langdon Mr. Daniel A. Gerscovich ’00 Mrs. Sarah and Mr. Isaac Hill Mr. and Mrs. Danny Lawson Dr. and Mrs. Gene Gerscovich Ms. Jocelynn Hoang Mr. Bob Lawton ’88 and Mrs. Jennifer Lawton Ms. Carina Gerscovich ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Dave Holt Mrs. Ashley Beaman Layden ’02 and Mr. Andrew Layden Prof. Mark Gerstein and Prof. Lori Ingle Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Holt Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Lefkowitz Mrs. Allison Muller Ghivizzani ’77 and Mr. Kyle Hopkins ’12 Dr. Steve Ghivizzani Dr. Jianyu Li and Dr. Biao Lei Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gibbons Mr. Zachary W. Lezberg ’00 Mr. Ryan Hopkins ’14 Mr. and Mrs. Chris Giordano Ms. Susan F. Lilley Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. Dale Gobel Mrs. Anne Markel Link ’84 and Mr. David Link Mr. Hank Hornsby ’99 and Mrs. Sandy Godinho and Mr. Richard Bernys Mrs. Kristin Modell Hornsby Ms. Jackie Littleford Mr. and Mrs. David Goggin Mr. Thomas N. Horton ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Garland Llewellyn Ms. Nohora Gomez Ms. Danielle Houston and Mr. Adam Fields Mr. Darrick Loftus ’12 Ms. Natalie Casp Gominger ’98 and Ms. Ora-Monet Hughes ’04 Ms. Madeleine Loftus ’13 Mr. Derek Gominger Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hurley Mrs. Carrie Lopez and Mr. Stephen Lopez Mr. Mike Gordon ’87 and Mrs. Reba Rosenberg Gordon ’90 Ms. Tiffany Cary Hutchinson ’04 and Mr. Jorge Amador and Mrs. Felicia Lopez-Krolik Mr. Shawn Hutchinson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gordon Mr. Tim Boeth and Ms. Jen Lowndes ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Israel Mr. and Mrs. John Gotschall Mr. John Wettach ’81 and Ms. Amanda Jacobson Nappi ’89 and Mrs. Amy Lowndes Wettach ’80 Mr. Chris Gottfried ’00 and Mrs. Nicole Gottfried Mr. Michael Nappi Mr. and Mrs. TJ Lowrey Ms. Melissa Gousse ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jaworski Ms. Inmaculada Lozano-Diaz Mr. and Mrs. Jack Graham Mr. and Mrs. Don Jensen Mr. and Mrs. Ed Luecke Jr. Mr. Brian Hicks and Mrs. Kelly Green-Hicks Mr. and Mrs. Steve Jensen Mrs. Mary Helyn and Mr. Bill Luse Mr. and Mrs. Tom Greenwood JES Appraisals LLC Ms. Cristina Diaz-Bordon Luther ’96 and Dr. and Mrs. Richard Gregory Mr. Yie Jia and Mrs. Zhelin Liu Mr. David Luther Mrs. Lolly Muller Griffin ’81 and Mr. Brian Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Jobman Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Luther Mrs. Kim Griffin Mr. Miguel Gallardo and Ms. Erika Johannsen Mr. Andrew Lutjens ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Chad Griffith Mr. and Mrs. Todd Johnson Ms. Alexandra N. Magargee Mrs. Margaret Griffith Mrs. Ashley Whittaker Johnston ’97 and Mr. and Mrs. Justin Mahler Mr. Ross Johnston Mr. Jose Riestra and Mrs. Maria Guiance Ms. Lois Mahoney Dr. Donna Johnston ’89 Mr. and Mrs. Donis Guimaraes Mr. and Mrs. J Miguel Malabuyo Ms. Sarah Jones ’01 Mr. Chad Hagle ’94 Mr. and Mrs. Vadim Malkin The Hon. Philemina Jones and Mr. Cleveland Jones Mr. Gerry Glynn and Ms. Angela Halladay Mr. and Mrs. Gabe Mantecon Connie and Sam Kaleel Mrs. Ally Halperin ’04 and Mr. Farrar Hudkins Dr. Rita Mapa and Mr. Michael Mapa Mr. Jie Qin and Mrs. Yun Ke Mr. and Mrs. Michael Halpin Ms. Giada Marchetti ’04 Dr. Jennifer Keefe and Mr. John Keefe Ms. Cheryl Hardy Ms. Dianne Marcum

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Mr. Jason Marshall ’98 and Mr. and Mrs. Philip Nanus Mr. and Mrs. Eloy Quevedo Mrs. Tam Grindle Marshall ’00 Mrs. Natasha Nazareth-Phelps ’88 and Mr. Royal Raidle ’76 and Mrs. Joyce Raidle Mr. and Mrs. Peter Martin Mr. York Phelps Ms. Lee Anne Rambeau Mr. Joey Martin ’08 Mrs. Sandi Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Andy Rampersaud Mrs. Loryn Martini and Mr. Brady Martini Ms. Haley Nepple ’17 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reik Mr. Brandon Burmeister ’00 and Mr. Fernando Neris ’17 Mrs. Emily Massey-Burmeister Mr. Scott Richardson ’93 and Mrs. Becky Richardson Mr. Toan Nguyen and Mrs. Theresa Dang Dr. and Ms. Barry Mauer Dr. and Mrs. Laurence Richman Mrs. Alice Leung Nguyen ’87 and Mr. Vinh Nguyen Mr. and Mrs. Christopher H. Maughan ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rick Mr. Mark Nicolle ’76 and Mrs. Susan Nicolle Mrs. Maureen May Mr. and Dr. Brian Rinaldi Ms. Ryan Night ’12 Ms. Keli Mazza ’08 Ms. Linda Rizzo Mr. John Michael Night Jr. ’16 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mazza Jr. Dr. Peter Brandetsas and Ms. Carol Rogers Mrs. Alice Norman Mrs. Kathie Gale McBroom ’72 and Dr. Adly Thebaud and Dr. Josette Romain Mr. Eric Ohlwiler ’80 and Mrs. Laura Ohlwiler Mr. Bruce McBroom Ms. Mia Rommel ’04 Ms. Jean K. Olin Mr. Donnie McCammon ’98 and Mr. Mark Elliott Mr. Juan Ros-Escalante and Mrs. Maria Diaz Mr. David Harmon and Mrs. Julie Osmanski-Harmon Ms. Lillian McCarron Mr. Carlos Rosello ’98 and Mr. and Dr. Brandon McDermed Mr. Par Ostberg and Ms. Uschi Schueller Mrs. Melissa Yantorni Rosello ’99 Mr. Kyle McGimsey Mr. Doug Packard Jr. ’09 Ms. Iris Rosendahl Mr. Anthony Eady and Mrs. Vanessa McGuire Mrs. Erin Pallard Mr. Steven Rosenstock ’87 Mr. Jack McIntosh ’12 Ms. Janine R. Papin Mr. Tim Rotermund ’17 Ms. Elizabeth McIntosh ’09 Mr. Doug Parker ’72 and Mrs. Susan Parker Mr. and Mrs. Stefan Rubin Mr. Bob McIntosh ’73 and Mrs. Donna McIntosh Mrs. Georgia Parker Mr. and Mrs. Brent Rubinow Mr. and Mrs. Scott McIver Dr. Nick Pastis ’89 and Mrs. Grayson Pastis Mrs. Maddy Zollo Rusbosin ’05 and Mr. Nate Rusbosin Mr. Patrick Bernuth and Mrs. Michelle McKenna Mr. Sam Mathow and Mrs. Priti Patel Mrs. Page Oelschig Ryan ’01 and Mr. Conner Ryan Mrs. Whitney Maughan McKnight ’01 and Mr. Ketan Patel and Mrs. Sonal Gaudani Mrs. Leigh Pirino Rye ’80 and Mr. Peter Rye LT Matthew McKnight Ms. Karen Pengra Ms. Mariela Saad-Delgado Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McLinden Ms. Cheryl Perez Mr. Danny Sanborn ’01 and Mrs. Laura Sanborn Dr. and Mrs. Vic McNamara Jonas Person Dr. Nestor Sanchez Mr. Austin McWilliams ’07 and Dr. Bill Personette Mrs. Holly Ownby McWilliams Mr. Ravi Sankar ’08 Mr. Brandon Peters ’85 and Mrs. Stacey Peters Ms. Lacey Menkin ’04 Dr. and Mrs. Ruben Santiago Mr. A. Bart Peterson ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Stan Merrell Mr. Steven D. Saxon ’73 Mrs. Becky Mumby Petrelli ’86 and Mr. John Petrelli Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Miceli Dr. Mary Nocero Scanlon ’86 and Mr. Tim Scanlon Mr. Donald Phan ’15 Dr. David Luna and Dr. Sara Michael-Luna Mr. Taylor Schaeffer ’14 Mr. and Mrs. Ron Piccolo Ms. Amanda Miller Ms. Amber Fasula Scharlau ’97 and Mrs. Jadzia Butler Pierce ’06 and Mr. Mike Pierce Mrs. Donna M. Miller Mr. Scott Scharlau Mr. and Ms. Chas Pierce Mr. Michael Schiro and Mrs. Lori Mills Mr. and Mrs. Eric Schreck Mr. and Mrs. Dave Pierce Mr. Bill Milsten Mr. and Mrs. Tom Schuett Mr. and Mrs. Art Pini Mr. and Mrs. Rob Miner Mrs. Marilyn Schugg Mr. Richard Pirino ’78 and Mrs. Lorraine Pirino Mr. Gilbert Montez Jr and Mrs. Christine Montez Mr. Sean Schuttler ’14 Dr. and Mrs. Javier Placer Ms. Amanda Moore Mr. Christopher Schuttler ’16 Mr. Kenneth Polsinelli and Ms. Melissa King-Polsinelli Mr. and Mrs. Jim Moreland Mr. Bernard N. Schwartz ’99 Ms. Christine Pope ’99 Mr. Steven Garnett and Mrs. Kym Moreland-Garnett Ms. Bev Schwarz Mrs. Lauren Perny Pragoff ’99 and Mr. Scott Pragoff Mrs. Janeva Waked Morfaw ’05 and Mr. Daniel Schwindt ’11 Mr. Columbus Morfaw Mr. Vikram Prakash and Ms. Neelu Dhingra Mrs. Judy Shujman Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Mulloy Mr. and Mrs. Chad Pressley Ms. Allison Pope Shutts ’98 and Mr. Brian Shutts Mr. Valoy Muniz and Mrs. Dary Hernandez Ms. Loliette Prieto Ms. Lisa Sigman Crouch ’84 Mrs. Catherine Musone Mr. Michael Prosser Jr. ’08 Mr. and Mrs. Steve Simmons CAPT Chuck Nadd ’07 and Mrs. Shannon Nadd Dr. Lijun Qu and Mrs. Jinmei Qi Mr. and Ms. Garry Sines Mr. and Mrs. Barry Naft Mrs. Lori Metz Quattlebaum ’89 and Ms. Dee Anna Smith ’91 and Mr. Roman Riedmuller Mr. Gerald Quattlebaum Mrs. Zahra Nahar-Moore ’99 and Mr. Derek Nahar-Moore

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Ms. Hallie Smith Ms. Lisa Wharton Mrs. Reece Smith Mr. and Mrs. Rawley Wharton Dr. Scottie Smith and Mr. Jeff Wilemon Mr. and Mrs. Gary White Mrs. Andi and Mr. Jeremy Sockwell Ms. Lynn Wilbur Prof. Yan Solihin and Mrs. Liehwa Lim Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Wilding Mrs. Vanessa and Mr. Nick Spallone Mr. Rob Williams ’03 and Mrs. Geneva Brundage Williams ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Spatola Mrs. and Mr. Donna Williams Mrs. Susan and Mr. Terry Speicher Dr. and Mrs. David Williams Mrs. Anne Hay Sponholtz and Mr. Wayne Sponholtz Mr. and Mrs. Chris Williamson Mr. Jon Squires ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Jay St. John Mr. and Mrs. Jon-Paul Wimer Mr. and Mrs. Rick Starling Mr. John Wisniewski Mrs. Debbie Sharooz Stockton ’76 and Mr. Jim Stockton Dr. and Mrs. Chuck Witten Mrs. Pascaline Straube Mrs. Stefani and Mr. John Wood Mr. John Strickland Mr. Donald Worcester Ms. Jay Jay Stroup ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wozniak Mr. and Mrs. Scott Sukup Mrs. Marcia Wright Rev. Steve Clifton and Rev. Sonia Sullivan Clifton Mr. and Mrs. Jere Wynne Ms. Lisa Surles ’87 Dr. Xiaojiang Yang and Mrs. Xiaoping He Mr. and Mrs. Alan Swan Dr. Fadi Yared and Mrs. Ying Wu Mr. and Mrs. Sean Swanson Mrs. Ysabel Ilagan-Ying ’10 and Mr. Lee Ying Mr. Pat Telan ’85 and Mrs. Kirsten Nelson Telan ’85 Mr. Hanli Zhang and Ms. Yuchi Jin Mr. Peter B. Thatcher Ms. Jing Zhou and Mr. Fenqiang Liu Mr. Robert Thollander and Mr. Kevin Fox Rabbi and Mrs. Rob Thomas III Ms. Sarah Thompson Dr. Panida Toochinda and Mr. Pichai Toochinda Dr. Pinida Toochinda ’88 and Dr. Anthony Lin Ms. Wendy S. Toscano Rev. Richard Towers Mr. David Ugan and Ms. Miriam Smith Mr. and Mrs. Ed Valley Mr. Ashish Vashishtha and Mrs. Amrita Sharma Mr. and Ms. George Vazquez Ms. Susan Veras Dr. and Mrs. John Ververis Mr. and Mrs. Dale Vosburgh Mrs. Andrea Akerman Voss ’86 and Mr. Gary Voss Mrs. Maureen Waked Mrs. Betty Waldrop Ms. Donna Walker Mrs. Sabrina Croxall Walther ’89 Prof. Jun Wang and Mrs. Xia Ying Mr. and Mrs. Greg Warren Mr. and Mrs. Adam Warwick Mrs. Beth Karres Wehr ’82 and Mr. Jamie Wehr Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wells Sr. Mr. Bevin Wesley ’97 and Mrs. Jaclyn Wesley by Fund by Donation Donation

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Ms. Annie Behari and Sumit Patel Mr. and Mrs. Charles Capehart TRINITY Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bellamy Mr. and Mrs. Scott Carlson PREP FUND Dr. and Mrs. John Beneke Mr. Tim Carney ’12 Anonymous Mrs. Shannon and Mr. Jay Bergman Mrs. Lucy and Mr. Mike Carney Anonymous Mrs. Sandy Godinho and Mr. Richard Bernys Ms. Caroline Carney ’14 Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Trevor Berryhill Mrs. Tanya Plotnikoff Carpenter ’88 Mr. Stan Carpenter Ms. Barbara Abbring Mr. and Mrs. Richard Best Mr. and Mrs. Danny Carr Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Aceto Mr. and Mrs. Brian Beute Mr. and Mrs. Jason Carruth Dr. Antonio Gonzalez and Dr. Rita Acosta The Hon. Jeanette Bigney and Mr. Carlos Morales and Dr. Indrani Acosta Mr. David Bigney - Bigney Law Mr. and Mrs. Chance Carter Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ahl Mr. and Mrs. John Birle Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cary Mr. and Mrs. Rick Ahl Jr. Ms. Jennifer Birmingham ’89 Mr. and Mrs. Hernan Castro Mr. Gordon Ahl ’16 Dr. and Mrs. Louis Blumenfeld Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cervone Mr. Devin R. Albin ’04 Dr. and Mrs. Bob Boerth Mr. Kyle Chance ’04 and Mrs. Allison Hux Chance Mr. and Mrs. John Albright Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bondesen Mr. Roddrick Graddy and Dr. Latarsha Chisholm Mr. and Mrs. Steve Alch Ms. Brenda Bondesen ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Joie Chitwood III Mr. Ariff J. Alidina ’92 Mr. and Mrs. Tom Borck Dr. Barbara Clanton Ms. Karla Alston Mr. and Mrs. Raul Bosch Mrs. Jenn Beaman Clark ’97 and Mr. Graham Clark Mr. and Mrs. George Alvarez Mr. and Mrs. Dean Bosco Ms. Gail Clark Mr. and Mrs. John Alvarez Ms. Jeanette M. Bouck Class of 2018 Amazon Smile Mr. Paul Bouldin ’73 and Mrs. Wanda Bouldin Mr. Joe Cloyd ’98 and Mrs. Rachel Cloyd Amazon Services, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Clancey Bounds - Bounds Law Group Coca-Cola Give Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Ambrose Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Bowden Mr. and Ms. Steve Cochran Mr. and Mrs. Dave Amsler Mr. and Mrs. Jay Brock Mr. and Mrs. David Cogdill The Martin Andersen-Gracia Mr. Cole Brock Dr. and Mrs. Fay Collins Andersen Foundation, Inc. Mr. John Brockman and Ms. Kristin Juergens ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cook Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Mike Brodsky Mr. Jay Cookingham and Mrs. Caroline Tyre Cookingham ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Bill Arney Mr. and Mrs. Stew Brown Mr. Casey Cooper ’84 and Mrs. Amy Jeffress Mr. and Mrs. Mike Arney Mr. Brian Brown and Mrs. Kathy Estes Mrs. Heather Brough Cooper ’97 Mr. Patrick Arrington ’94 Mr. Hunter Brown ’11 Mr. Mike Corddry Mrs. Irina Ashcraft and Mr. James Ashcraft Mr. Randy S. Brown Ms. Jennifer Corddry Mrs. Kelly Aull and Mr. Bryan Aull Mrs. Traci Brown Ms. Liz Corey ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Avallone Ms. Meghan Brown ’09 Mr. Matt Cox and Mrs. Joyce Ackerbaum Cox Mr. and Mrs. Rick Babyak Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jan Brundage Mrs. Susanna Cox Mr. Dan Bachrach ’89 and Mrs. Lynne Bachrach Mr. and Mrs. Larry Budd Mr. and Mrs. Tyrone Crag-Chaderton Ms. Sarah Badawi ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Brian Buholtz Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Craghill Mr. and Mrs. Jared Baker Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Burke Mr. and Mrs. Gary Crayton III Ms. Susan Baker Bicking Mr. and Mrs. Norman Burke Mr. and Mrs. Vladimir Balon Dr. Algene Cunanan and Mrs. Lynne and Mr. Scott Burmeister Mrs. Maria Acosta-Cunanan Mr. John Barrett ’85 Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Burns Mr. and Mrs. Paul Curran, Jr. Ms. Mala Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Isiah Cabal Ms. Cindy Curtis ’76 Mr. Scott Bartholomew ’75 and Mrs. Joie Watson Cadle ’70 Mrs. Laurie McNulty Bartholomew ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cushing Cafe Press Inc. Mrs. Fleming Ford Bartoszek ’02 and Dr. Niels Lobo and Mrs. Stephanie Da Vitoria Lobo Mr. Peter Bartoszek Ms. Carla Caguin Mr. Toan Nguyen and Mrs. Theresa Dang Dr. Joy Schramm Baxter ’94 and Dr. Jason Baxter Mr. and Mrs. Leonardo Cal Mr. and Mrs. Jim Danhof Mr. and Mrs. Marty Beaman Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Norberto Camacho Jr. Ms. Rita Daugherty Mr. Trey Bean III and Mrs. Leaf Bean Drs. Brian and Doris Cameron Mr. and Mrs. Brian Davis Mr. Geoff Bedine Mr. Frank Campbell Dr. and Mrs. David de Souza Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beers Mr. and Mrs. Al Canal Ms. Ashley Deal ’04

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Mrs. Amanda and Mr. Bill Dean Mr. and Mrs. Craig Evans Mr. and Mrs. Carson Good Mr. Mark DeBord Mr. and Mrs. Tom Evans Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gordon Mrs. Maria and Mr. Freddy DeCoster Mr. John Evans ’85 and Mrs. Aly Evans Mr. Mike Gordon ’87 and Mrs. Reba Rosenberg Gordon ’90 Dr. Mitchell Katz and Ms. Helen Deer Mrs. JoAnn Evans Mr. and Mrs. John Gotschall Mr. and Mrs. Jaime Dejuras Ms. Molly Evans ’14 Mr. Chris Gottfried ’00 and Mrs. Nicole Gottfried Mr. and Mrs. Paul Demetree Mrs. Claudia Falk Ms. Melissa Gousse ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Todd Demetriades Mr. and Mrs. Mohammad Farahani Mr. and Mrs. Jack Graham Mr. and Mrs. John Demo Ms. Melanie Farmer ’02 Mr. Brian Hicks and Mrs. Kelly Green-Hicks Ms. Arielle Der Hagopian ’04 Mr. Bennett Feld Mr. and Mrs. Tom Greenwood Mr. Chris Henderson and Dr. Susan desJardins Mr. and Mrs. Michel Fernandez Mr. and Mrs. Derek Gregg Mr. Jonathan Detzel ’04 and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fetter Mrs. Clarissa Owens Detzel ’04 Dr. and Mrs. Richard Gregory Drs. Howard and Kim Finkelstein Dr. and Mrs. Juan Diaz Mrs. Kim Griffin Mr. Montgomery Escue and Mrs. Cheryl Fitch Escue Mrs. Maria Diaz-Bordon Mrs. Lolly Muller Griffin ’81 and Mr. Brian Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Keith Flannery Mr. and Mrs. Steven DiClemente Mr. and Mrs. Chad Griffith Mrs. Sarah B. Flynn Mr. Paul Dietrich ’83 and Mrs. Kristyn Elliott Mrs. Margaret Griffith Dr. and Mrs. Russ Fogler Mr. and Mrs. Tony DiGiovanni Mr. Anthony Guarino ’05 Mrs. Mary Schreur Ford ’90 and Mr. Nathaniel Ford Mrs. Ali Brosokas Dodds ’04 Mr. Ryan Dodds Mr. Jose Riestra and Mrs. Maria Guiance Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Fowler Mrs. Christine Andrews Dodds ’04 and Mr. and Mrs. Donis Guimaraes Mr. Jordan Dodds Mr. and Mrs. Socky O’Sullivan Mrs. Laura Barrett Gurtis ’87 and Mr. Matt Gurtis Ms. Jen Donahue ’01 Mr. James Francis ’06 Mr. Chad Hagle ’94 Mr. and Ms. Rob Donoghue Ms. Susan Frederick Mr. Gerry Glynn and Ms. Angela Halladay Mr. and Mrs. Paul Donohue Mr. and Mrs. Dave Freedman Mrs. Ally Halperin ’04 and Mr. Farrar Hudkins Ms. Katherine Donohue ’04 Ms. Jenny Frese ’11 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Halpin Mr. Edward L. Dover IV ’05 Dr. Robert Chong and Dr. Emma Fritz Chong Ms. Cheryl Hardy Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dowdy Mr. and Mrs. Darren Frost Mr. Kareem Hariri ’86 Mr. Jason Dowdy and Mrs. Sara Dowdy Dr. Melissa Frye and Mr. Jason Frye Mr. and Mrs. Gary Harrell Mr. Jesse J. Drake ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fulmer Mr. and Mrs. Stumpy Harris Mr. Terry Strecker and Ms. Kitty Drew Mrs. Natalie and Mr. Jonathan Galed Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Harris Mr. Mike Driscoll and Mrs. Michele Casey-Driscoll Mr. and Mrs. Dan Garcia Ms. Rebekah Harris ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Chad Drummond Mrs. Nicole and Mr. Ignacio Garcia Mr. Don Harvey ’87 and Mrs. Sandra Harvey Dr. Robbie Boerth and Dr. Stephanie Dryden Ms. Evyn Garner ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Hatchette Mr. and Mrs. Greg Dryden Mr. Steven Garnett and Mrs. Kym Moreland-Garnett Mr. and Mrs. James Hawley Ms. Mary Dryden Mr. and Mrs. Brian Garvey Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Greg Duggan Mr. Chris Gattis ’85 and Mrs. Alie Gattis Mrs. Chris Diebel Hempsted ’83 and Mrs. Gabby Gerscovich Duke ’87 and Mr. David Gehring ’99 and Mrs. Alanna Gluhm Mr. David Hempsted Mr. Noah Duke Dr. and Mrs. Richard George Mrs. Jenn and Mr. Hugh Hencken Mrs. Amy Dunleavy Mr. and Mrs. Hal George Mr. and Mrs. Ray Herod Mrs. Carroll Curtis Dyer ’78 and Mr. Doug Dyer Dr. and Mrs. Gene Gerscovich Mr. Dennis Herron Mr. and Mrs. Pete Eberley Mr. Daniel A. Gerscovich ’00 Mr. Jared Herron ’16 Ms. Carolyn Edel Ms. Carina Gerscovich ’04 Ms. Alana Hewitt ’04 Ms. Keeley Ehrenreich Prof. Mark Gerstein and Prof. Lori Ingle Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hickman Jr. Mr. Max Eliscu ’89 and Mrs. Kate Jennings Eliscu ’88 Mr. Craig Uttley and Ms. Monty Gettys Ms. Tiffany Hickman ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Chris Giordano Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hill Episcopal Diocese of Central Florida Mr. and Mrs. Dale Gobel Mrs. Sarah and Mr. Isaac Hill Mr. and Mrs. Bora Erbilen Mrs. Sandy Godinho and Mr. Richard Bernys Ms. Jocelynn Hoang Ms. Kathleen Escano Mr. and Mrs. David Goggin Mr. Roger Holler ’83 and Mrs. Sallye Holler Ms. Suzanne Escue Ms. Nohora Gomez Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Holloway Ms. Martelle Esposito ’04 Ms. Natalie Casp Gominger ’98 and Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Holt Mr. Derek Gominger

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Mr. and Mrs. Dave Holt Polsinelli Mrs. Mary Helyn and Mr. Bill Luse Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Koehler Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Luther Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kohm Ms. Cristina Diaz-Bordon Luther ’96 and Mr. David Luther Mr. Kyle Hopkins ’12 Mr. and Mrs. Eric Kortman Mr. Andrew Lutjens ’04 Mr. Ryan Hopkins ’14 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kowalchuk Ms. Alexandra N. Magargee Mr. Hank Hornsby ’99 and Ms. Mary Lynn Kranze Mrs. Kristin Modell Hornsby Mr. and Mrs. Justin Mahler Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kruczek Mr. Thomas N. Horton ’83 Ms. Lois Mahoney Dr. and Mrs. Lothar Krueger Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hosbein Mr. and Mrs. J Miguel Malabuyo Mr. and Ms. Steve Krueger Ms. Danielle Houston and Mr. Adam Fields Mr. and Mrs. Vadim Malkin Drs. Francis and Maria Kwa Dr. Jeffrey Huang and Ms. Frances Wu Drs. Parimal and Gigi Maniar Mrs. Niki Laguardia Ms. Ora-Monet Hughes ’04 Dr. Judy Burnett Manning and Mr. Kelvin Manning Mr. Salvador Lairet and Mrs. Ana Maria Sanson Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hull Mr. and Mrs. Gabe Mantecon Mr. Mark Lamoriello - The Warren & Augusta Hume Foundation LAMCO Advisory Services, Inc. Dr. Helouise Mapa Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hurley Ms. Amanda LaMotte ’07 Dr. Rita Mapa and Mr. Michael Mapa Ms. Tiffany Cary Hutchinson ’04 and Mr. David Langdon and Dr. Christina Langdon Ms. Giada Marchetti ’04 Mr. Shawn Hutchinson Mrs. Deborah Taylor Langdon ’78 Ms. Dianne Marcum Drs. Marlon and Patricia Ilagan Mr. Jon Larsen ’96 and Mrs. Lisa Larsen Mr. and Mrs. Marcelo Marques Mr. and Mrs. Mark Israel Mr. and Mrs. Danny Lawson Mr. Jason Marshall ’98 and Ms. Amanda Jacobson Nappi ’89 and Mrs. Tam Grindle Marshall ’00 Mr. Michael Nappi Mr. Byron Lawson Jr. and Dr. Courtney Haught Mr. and Mrs. Mark Martin Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jaworski Dr. and Mrs. Brett Lawton - Lawton Orthodontics Mr. and Mrs. Peter Martin Mr. and Mrs. Don Jensen Mr. Bob Lawton ’88 and Mrs. Jennifer Lawton Mr. Hugo Martinez and Mrs. Lily Mendia Mr. and Mrs. Steve Jensen Mr. Jay Lawyer ’84 and Mrs. Maureen Lawyer Mrs. Loryn Martini and Mr. Brady Martini JES Appraisals LLC Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lee Mr. Brandon Burmeister ’00 and Mr. Yie Jia and Mrs. Zhelin Liu Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Lefkowitz Mrs. Emily Massey-Burmeister Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Jobman Dr. and Mrs. John Lehr Dr. and Ms. Barry Mauer Mr. Miguel Gallardo and Ms. Erika Johannsen Dr. Jianyu Li and Dr. Biao Lei Mr. and Mrs. Christopher H. Maughan ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Todd Johnson Mrs. Helen Brumback Leonard ’87 and Mr. and Mrs. Craig Maughan Mr. Tony Leonard Mr. Bryan Johnson ’81 and Mrs. Cheryl Johnson Mrs. Maureen May Mrs. Kelly Garrett Levin ’00 and Mr. Ken Levin Mr. L J Johnson and Ms. Lissa Innocent Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mazza Jr. Mr. Scott W. Lezberg ’94 Mrs. Ashley Whittaker Johnston ’97 and Ms. Keli Mazza ’08 Mr. Ross Johnston Mr. Zachary W. Lezberg ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Allen McAnally Drs. Bill and Anne-Marie Jones Mr. and Mrs. Alton Lightsey Mrs. Kathie Gale McBroom ’72 and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jones Mr. and Mrs. David Lilley Mr. Bruce McBroom The Hon. Philemina Jones and Mr. Cleveland Jones Ms. Susan F. Lilley Mr. Donnie McCammon ’98 and Mr. Mark Elliott Dr. Elizabeth Jorro and Mr. Ivan Jorro Mrs. Anne Markel Link ’84 and Mr. David Link Ms. Lillian McCarron Mr. and Mrs. Deven Joshi Ms. Jackie Littleford Mr. Rusty McClelland ’76 and Ms. Linda Powell Connie and Sam Kaleel Mr. and Mrs. Garland Llewellyn Mr. and Mrs. Scott McCreary Mr. Akhil Karandikar ’18 Mr. Darrick Loftus ’12 Mr. and Dr. Brandon McDermed Mr. Jie Qin and Mrs. Yun Ke Ms. Madeleine Loftus ’13 Mr. Kyle McGimsey Dr. Jennifer Keefe and Mr. John Keefe Mrs. Carrie Lopez and Mr. Stephen Lopez Mr. Anthony Eady and Mrs. Vanessa McGuire Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Keith Mr. Jorge Amador and Mrs. Felicia Lopez-Krolik Mr. Bob McIntosh ’73 and Mrs. Donna McIntosh Mrs. Rita and Mr. Tom Kienle Dr. and Mrs. Michael Louria Mr. Jack McIntosh ’12 Ms. Paige Kienle ’18 Mr. and Mrs. John F. Lowndes Mrs. Liz Lowndes McIntosh ’78 and Mr. Dan McIntosh Ms. Taylor Kienle ’17 Mr. John P. Lowndes and Mrs. Julie Petro Lowndes Ms. Elizabeth McIntosh ’09 Dr. and Mrs. Hwan Kim Mr. and Mrs. TJ Lowrey Mr. and Mrs. Scott McIver Dr. Yoon Seong Kim and Ms. Soyun Park Ms. Inmaculada Lozano-Diaz Mr. Patrick Bernuth and Mrs. Michelle McKenna Mrs. Laura and Mr. Robert Kimbrough Mr. and Mrs. Ed Luecke Jr. Dr. David Luna and Dr. Sara Michael-Luna Mrs. Whitney Maughan McKnight ’01 and Mr. Kenneth Polsinelli and Ms. Melissa King- LT Matthew McKnight

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Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McLinden Mrs. Alice Leung Nguyen ’87 and Mr. Vinh Nguyen Mr. and Mrs. Chad Pressley Dr. and Mrs. Vic McNamara Ms. Emily Nguyen-Uchio Ms. Loliette Prieto Mr. Steve McNeill ’82 and Mrs. Jeni McNeill Mr. Mark Nicolle ’76 and Mrs. Susan Nicolle Mr. and Mrs. Nigel Prince Mrs. Catherine and Mr. Henry McWhorter Mr. and Mrs. Mick Night Mr. Michael Prosser Jr. ’08 Mr. Austin McWilliams ’07 and Mr. John Michael Night Jr. ’16 Dr. Lijun Qu and Mrs. Jinmei Qi Mrs. Holly Ownby McWilliams Ms. Ryan Night ’12 Mr. and Mrs. Eloy Quevedo Mr. and Mrs. Mike Meads Mr. and Mrs. Todd Norman - Nelson Mullins Mr. and Mrs. Matt Raffa Ms. Shannon Melnick Mrs. Alice Norman Mr. Royal Raidle ’76 and Mrs. Joyce Raidle Ms. Lacey Menkin ’04 Mr. Stan Nutt ’79 Drs. Radha Krishna and Karuna Rajulapati Mr. and Mrs. Stan Merrell Mr. and Mrs. Gerald O’Connor Ms. Lee Anne Rambeau Prof. Eric Merriam and Dr. Erica Mailler Mr. Eric Ohlwiler ’80 and Mrs. Laura Ohlwiler Mr. and Mrs. Andy Rampersaud Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Miceli Ms. Jean K. Olin Mrs. Lisa George Ramsby ’79 and Mr. Greg Ramsby Dr. David Luna and Dr. Sara Michael-Luna Mr. Brad Osleger ’98 and Mrs. Sara Osleger Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reik Mr. and Mrs. Brian Miller Mr. David Harmon and Dr. and Mrs. Martin Ressler Mr. Jeff Miller ’00 and Mrs. Erin Verkler Miller ’00 Mrs. Julie Osmanski-Harmon Prof. and Mrs. Robert Rhee Mrs. Donna M. Miller Mr. Par Ostberg and Ms. Uschi Schueller Mr. Dean P. Rhoads Ms. Amanda Miller Mr. Doug Packard Jr. ’09 The Richard Foundation Mr. Michael Schiro and Mrs. Lori Mills Mrs. Erin Pallard Mr. Scott Richardson ’93 and Mrs. Becky Richardson Mrs. Natalie McCormick Mills ’05 and Dr. Jon Palma ’96 Mr. Bryan Mills Dr. and Mrs. Laurence Richman Ms. Janine R. Papin Dr. Kristin Millson and Mr. Scott Millson Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rick Mr. Doug Parker ’72 and Mrs. Susan Parker Mrs. Lou Millson Mr. and Dr. Brian Rinaldi Mrs. Georgia Parker Mr. Bill Milsten Ms. Linda Rizzo Dr. Nick Pastis ’89 and Mrs. Grayson Pastis Mr. and Mrs. Rob Miner Mr. and Mrs. Mark Roberts Dr. Vipul Patel and Dr. Sejal Dharia Patel Mr. Gilbert Montez Jr and Mrs. Christine Montez Mr. Steve Roberts ’73 and Mrs. Susan Roberts Mr. Ketan Patel and Mrs. Sonal Gaudani Dr. and Mrs. Keith Moore Mr. Robert Sorrentino and Ms. Colette Robertson Mr. Sam Mathow and Mrs. Priti Patel Ms. Amanda Moore Mrs. Pat Schenck Robertson ’73 and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Patino Mr. Randy Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Jim Moreland Dr. Vanessa Peluso and Mr. Rocco Peluso Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Robinson Mr. Steven Garnett and Mrs. Kym Moreland-Garnett Ms. Karen Pengra Dr. Peter Brandetsas and Ms. Carol Rogers Dr. Elmarie Mortimer and Dr. Bruce Mortimer Ms. Cheryl Perez Dr. Adly Thebaud and Dr. Josette Romain Mr. and Mrs. Jim Moye Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Perkins ’84 Ms. Mia Rommel ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Mulloy Jonas Person Mr. Juan Ros-Escalante and Mrs. Maria Diaz Mr. Valoy Muniz and Mrs. Dary Hernandez Dr. Bill Personette Mr. Carlos Rosello ’98 and Mrs. Catherine Musone Mrs. Melissa Yantorni Rosello ’99 Mr. Brandon Peters ’85 and Mrs. Stacey Peters Mrs. Denise and Mr. Greg Musselwhite Ms. Iris Rosendahl Mr. Donald Phan ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Sean Myers Mr. Steven Rosenstock ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Dave Pierce CAPT Chuck Nadd ’07 and Mrs. Shannon Nadd Mrs. Judith R. Rosenstock Mr. and Ms. Chas Pierce Mr. and Mrs. Barry Naft Mr. Tim Rotermund ’17 Mrs. Jadzia Butler Pierce ’06 and Mr. Mike Pierce Mr. and Mrs. Jason Naft Mr. and Mrs. Stefan Rubin Mr. and Mrs. Art Pini Mrs. Zahra Nahar-Moore ’99 and Mr. and Mrs. Brent Rubinow Mr. Derek Nahar-Moore Mr. Raymond Pini and Mrs. Hortensia Quevedo Pini Mrs. Maddy Zollo Rusbosin ’05 and Mr. and Mrs. Philip Nanus Mr. and Mrs. Alex Place Mr. Nate Rusbosin Mrs. Natasha Nazareth-Phelps ’88 and Dr. and Mrs. Javier Placer Mrs. Page Oelschig Ryan ’01 and Mr. Conner Ryan Mr. York Phelps Mr. Kenneth Polsinelli and Mrs. Leigh Pirino Rye ’80 and Mr. Peter Rye Mrs. Sandi Nelson Ms. Melissa King-Polsinelli Ms. Mariela Saad-Delgado Mr. and Mrs. Brady Nepple Mr. and Mrs. James Pope Dr. Peter Salazar and Dr. Wendy Whitcomb Ms. Haley Nepple ’17 Ms. Christine Pope ’99 Dr. Jess Salinas Jr. and Mrs. Barbara Salinas Mr. and Mrs. Fred Neris Mr. Jason Barnett and Mrs. Brenda Pozo Mr. Danny Sanborn ’01 and Mrs. Laura Sanborn Mr. Fernando Neris ’17 Mrs. Lauren Perny Pragoff ’99 and Mr. Scott Pragoff Dr. Nestor Sanchez Mr. Toan Nguyen and Mrs. Theresa Dang Mr. Vikram Prakash and Ms. Neelu Dhingra

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Mr. Ravi Sankar ’08 Mr. John Strickland Mr. and Mrs. Larry Watson Jr. Mr. Shyam Sankar ’00 and Mrs. Pooja Sankar Mrs. Anne Marie and Mr. Brad Stricklin Mr. Whit Watson ’89 and Mrs. Tracey Watson Dr. and Mrs. Ruben Santiago Ms. Jay Jay Stroup ’99 Mr. and Mrs. David Waud Dr. Mary Nocero Scanlon ’86 and Mr. Tim Scanlon Mr. and Mrs. Scott Sukup Mrs. Beth Karres Wehr ’82 and Mr. Jamie Wehr Mr. Taylor Schaeffer ’14 Rev. Steve Clifton and Rev. Sonia Sullivan Clifton Mr. David Pankros and Dr. Julie Wei Ms. Amber Fasula Scharlau ’97 and Mr. Gerald Sutton ’83 and Mrs. Janie Dorminy Mr. and Mrs. Bill Weller Mr. Scott Scharlau Sutton ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wells Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Schenck Mr. and Mrs. Alan Swan Mr. Bevin Wesley ’97 and Mrs. Jaclyn Wesley Mr. and Mrs. Tom Schuett Mr. and Mrs. Sean Swanson Mr. and Mrs. Rawley Wharton Mrs. Marilyn Schugg Drs. Nelson and Anna Tabirian Ms. Lisa Wharton Mr. Christopher Schuttler ’16 Dr. and Mrs. Todd Talbert Mr. and Mrs. Gary White Mr. Sean Schuttler ’14 Mr. Nodirbek Talipov and Mrs. Dilafruz Zakirjanova Dr. Eric Wiener and Mrs. Trecia Wiener-Long Mr. Bernard N. Schwartz ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Tang Sr. Ms. Lynn Wilbur Ms. Bev Schwarz Mr. and Mrs. David Tauber Mr. and Mrs. Dwain Wilcox Mrs. Nikki Seybold Mr. and Mrs. George R. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Wilding Mr. and Mrs. Samrat Shenbaga Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wilhelm Mrs. Judy Shujman Mr. Pat Telan ’85 and Mrs. Kirsten Nelson Telan ’85 Mrs. Joy Stuart Willey ’84 and Mr. David Willey Ms. Joanna Shujman ’05 Mr. Peter B. Thatcher Dr. and Mrs. David Williams Ms. Allison Pope Shutts ’98 and Mr. Brian Shutts Mr. Robert Thollander and Mr. Kevin Fox Mr. Rob Williams ’03 and Ms. Lisa Sigman Crouch ’84 Mr. Jon Thomas and Mrs. Gina Jacobs Thomas Mrs. Geneva Brundage Williams ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Steve Simmons Rabbi and Mrs. Rob Thomas III Mrs. and Mr. Donna Williams Mr. Steve Simmons ’94 Mr. and Mrs. Page Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Chris Williamson Mr. and Ms. Garry Sines Ms. Sarah Thompson Rev. Barbara Scott Williamson ’71 and Rev. Peter Wenner Dr. Scottie Smith and Mr. Jeff Wilemon Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tight II Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Wilson Mr. Kelly Smith Dr. Panida Toochinda and Mr. Pichai Toochinda Mr. and Mrs. Jon-Paul Wimer Mr. Kevin Smith ’85 and Mrs. Carla Smith Dr. Pinida Toochinda ’88 and Dr. Anthony Lin Winter Park Health Foundation Mrs. Reece Smith Ms. Wendy S. Toscano Mr. John Wisniewski Ms. Dee Anna Smith ’91 and Mr. Roman Riedmuller Rev. Richard Towers Dr. and Mrs. Chuck Witten Ms. Hallie Smith Dr. and Mrs. David Turbyfill - Surgical Solutions Oral and Maxillofacial Rev. Russell Wohlever and Dr. Mari Wohlever Ms. Rylan Smith Dr. Ladislau Boloni and Dr. Damla Turgut Mrs. Stefani and Mr. John Wood Mr. and Mrs. John Soapes Mr. David Ugan and Ms. Miriam Smith Mr. Donald Worcester Mrs. Andi and Mr. Jeremy Sockwell Dr. Alex Vakili and Mrs. Ellie Saatchi Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wozniak Prof. Yan Solihin and Mrs. Liehwa Lim Mr. and Mrs. Ed Valley Mr. Frank Wright ’89 and Mrs. Stacey Wright Mrs. Vanessa and Mr. Nick Spallone Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Vandendriessche Mrs. Marcia Wright Mr. and Mrs. Michael Spatola Mr. Ashish Vashishtha and Mrs. Amrita Sharma Mr. and Mrs. Jere Wynne Mrs. Susan and Mr. Terry Speicher Mr. and Ms. George Vazquez Dr. Xiaojiang Yang and Mrs. Xiaoping He Mrs. Anne Hay Sponholtz and Mr. Wayne Sponholtz Ms. Susan Veras Dr. Fadi Yared and Mrs. Ying Wu Mr. Jon Squires ’02 Dr. and Mrs. John Ververis Mrs. Ysabel Ilagan-Ying ’10 and Mr. Lee Ying Mr. and Mrs. Jay St. John Mr. and Mrs. Dale Vosburgh Mrs. Qiming Yuan Dr. Mark Staples ’70 and Mrs. Nancy Staples Mrs. Maureen Waked Mr. Joe Zagame ’87 and Mrs. Jennifer Zagame Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stark Mrs. Betty Waldrop Mr. and Mrs. Eric Zaytzeff Mr. and Mrs. Rick Starling Ms. Donna Walker Mrs. Leigh Sigman Zehnder ’88 and Dr. Jordan Steinberg and Ms. Nathalie Steinberg Mr. Tom Zehnder Mrs. Julie Walker Mandell ’77 and Mr. and Mrs. John Steinbrun Mr. Bobby Mandell Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Zhang Mr. and Mrs. Byron Stewart Mr. Qinghai Wang and Mrs. Zhouhuan Shao Mr. and Mrs. Yashan Zhang Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stewart Prof. Jun Wang and Mrs. Xia Ying Mr. Hanli Zhang and Ms. Yuchi Jin Mrs. Debbie Sharooz Stockton ’76 and Mr. and Mrs. Greg Warren Mr. Heqing Zhang and Mrs. Yu Ren Mr. Jim Stockton Mr. and Mrs. Adam Warwick Ms. Jing Zhou and Mr. Fenqiang Liu Mrs. Pascaline Straube

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Mr. Donald Phan ’15 ALUMNI Mrs. Lori Metz Quattlebaum ’89 and GOLDEN T GIVING FUND Mr. Gerald Quattlebaum Mr. and Mrs. Jay Brock Ms. Susan Bouldin Anders ’76 and Mr. Park Anders Mrs. Leigh Pirino Rye ’80 and Mr. Peter Rye Mr. and Mrs. Darren Frost Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Blitch Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Schreck Holler Hyundai Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bondesen Mr. Daniel Schwindt ’11 Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hull - Massey Cadillac Mr. David Brantley ’83 and Mrs. Jannette Brantley Mrs. Judy Shujman Mr. Mike Kovaleski ’99 and Mrs. Lindsey von Weller Kovaleski ’99 Mrs. Joie Watson Cadle ’70 Mrs. Davina Eisenberg Spillmann ’91 and Mr. Erik Spillmann Dr. and Mrs. John Lehr Mr. Roddrick Graddy and Dr. Latarsha Chisholm Ms. Lisa Surles ’87 Mr. and Mrs. David Lilley Mrs. Jenn Beaman Clark ’97 and Mr. Graham Clark Mr. Gerald Sutton ’83 and PDQ Mr. Juan Ros-Escalante and Mrs. Maria Diaz Mrs. Janie Dorminy Sutton ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tight II - Public Trust Advisors Ms. Maddy Dietrich ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Mike Toth Mr. and Mrs. Mark Roberts Ms. Jenny Frese ’11 Mrs. Andrea Akerman Voss ’86 and Mr. Gary Voss Mr. Steven D. Saxon ’73 Mrs. Megan Green Fuhrmeister ’99 and Mrs. Sabrina Croxall Walther ’89 Mr. Josh Fuhrmeister Sodexo Services Mr. Whit Watson ’89 and Mrs. Tracey Watson Mrs. Allison Muller Ghivizzani ’77 and Sysco Corporation Dr. Steve Ghivizzani Mr. Len Williams ’74 and Mrs. Marilyn Mycoff Williams ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tight II Mr. Bob Greenlee ’92 and Mrs. Lucy Greenlee Mr. Rawn N. Williams ’84 Mr. Scott Uricchio ’83 and Mrs. Diana McKeon Mr. and Mrs. Bruce M. Harris Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Mr. Thomas J. Hickman III ’02 Wayne Densch Inc. Ms. Tiffany Cary Hutchinson ’04 and Mr. Shawn Hutchinson CAPITAL Mr. Robert Johnson ’73 CAMPAIGN Dr. Donna Johnston ’89 Mrs. Lucy and Mr. Mike Carney SPONSORSHIP Mr. Ajay D. Bharadva ’98 Ms. Sarah Jones ’01 Mrs. Amanda and Mr. Bill Dean Closson Insurance Mr. Mike Kovaleski ’99 and Mr. and Mrs. Steven DiClemente Mrs. Lindsey von Weller Kovaleski ’99 Mr. Roger Holler ’83 and Mrs. Sallye Holler Mr. Jason Dowdy and Mrs. Sara Dowdy Mr. Jay Lawyer ’84 and Mrs. Maureen Lawyer Mr. Johnny Peng and Dr. Fay Hu Dr. Robbie Boerth and Dr. Stephanie Dryden Mrs. Ashley Beaman Layden ’02 and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Neris Ms. Kathleen Escano Mr. Andrew Layden USB Mrs. Chris Diebel Hempsted ’83 and Mrs. Helen Brumback Leonard ’87 and Mr. David Hempsted Mr. Tony Leonard Mrs. Jenn and Mr. Hugh Hencken Mr. Tim Boeth and Ms. Jen Lowndes ’96 POOL Mr. Dennis Herron Mr. John Wettach ’81 and RENOVATION Mrs. Amy Lowndes Wettach ’80 Mr. L J Johnson and Ms. Lissa Innocent Mr. Chuck Kovaleski Ms. Cristina Diaz-Bordon Luther ’96 and Mrs. Rita and Mr. Tom Kienle Mr. David Luther Dr. Mitch Levin and Mrs. Swantje Knye-Levin Ms. Lois Mahoney Ms. Susan F. Lilley Mrs. Austin Simmons Malloy ’91 and HUBBARD Mr. Frederick Malloy Mr. and Mrs. Paul Loftus FIELD LIGHTS Mr. Joey Martin ’08 John and Rita Lowndes Family Fund at the Central Florida Foundation Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Christopher H. Maughan ’99 Mr. Jeff Miller ’00 and Mrs. Erin Verkler Miller ’00 Mr. John Evans ’85 and Mrs. Aly Evans Mrs. Liz Lowndes McIntosh ’78 and Gulf Coast Community Foundation Mr. Dan McIntosh Mr. and Mrs. Steve Miller Mr. and Mrs. Fred Neris Ms. Kelly Moore ’84 Mrs. Denise and Mr. Greg Musselwhite Mrs. Nikki Seybold Mrs. Janeva Waked Morfaw ’05 and Mrs. Georgia Parker Mr. Columbus Morfaw Mr. Dean P. Rhoads The Martin Andersen-Gracia Andersen Foundation, Inc. Mrs. Erin Pallard Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tight II Dr. John Park ’87 and Mrs. Liz Park Trinity Parents Organization Trinity Prep Boosters Mr. Doug Parker ’72 and Mrs. Susan Parker Mrs. Beth Karres Wehr ’82 and Mr. Jamie Wehr Mr. A. Bart Peterson ’72 Ms. Lynn Wilbur Mrs. Becky Mumby Petrelli ’86 and Mr. John Petrelli

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Dr. and Mrs. Mark Ranson Mr. and Mrs. Fred Neris SET SAIL WITH Mr. and Mrs. Brett Sealy Mr. and Mrs. Gerald O’Connor THE SAINTS Mr. and Mrs. John Soapes Mr. and Mrs. Ron Piccolo AUCTION Sodexo Services Mr. and Dr. Brian Rinaldi SPONSOR Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stark Dr. Scottie Smith and Mr. Jeff Wilemon Mr. and Mrs. Selby Sullivan Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Vosburgh Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Page Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Dwain Wilcox Mr. and Mrs. Mark Martin - Advent Health Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tight II Mr. Rory Williams and Mrs. Aycha Katun-Williams Mr. and Mrs. Rick Ahl Jr. Dr. Sebastian Tongson and Mrs. Eileen Tongson Mr. and Mrs. Sam Zinou Mr. and Mrs. John Albright Dr. and Mrs. David Turbyfill - Mr. and Mrs. Dave Amsler Surgical Solutions Oral and Maxillofacial Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bellamy Dr. Marguerite E. Ball-Thomas - The Hon. Jeanette Bigney and Winter Park Vision Specialists ENDOWMENTS Mr. David Bigney - Bigney Law Mr. and Mrs. John Soapes - Mr. Clay Dickinson ’75 and Mrs. Rebekah Dickinson Mr. and Mrs. Clancey Bounds - Bounds Law Group WESH 2 The CW 18 WKCF / Orlando Mr. Graham C. Dickinson ’86 Dr. and Mrs. Jeff Brady Mr. and Mrs. Rick Ahl Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cook, Ms. Allison Brockman Dickinson ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Brian Johnson, and Dr. Judy Burnett Drs. Sumeet and Ashita Chandra - Cancer Care Manning and Mr. Kelvin Manning - Violet & Harold Jaeke Foundation, Inc. Centers of Brevard and The US Oncology Network Trinity Prep Cross Country Mrs. Ansley Dickinson Smithwick ’72 and Mr. and Mrs. Joie Chitwood III Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stark - Rollins College Mr. Patrick Smithwick Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cook Mr. and Mrs. Greg Duggan Mr. and Mrs. Sam Fairchild DECK PROJECT ROBOTICS Dr. Robert Chong and Dr. Emma Fritz Chong Anonymous PROGRAM Drs. Ivan and Ozlem Garibay - Mr. and Mrs. Rick Ahl Jr. ABB Foundation ION Machine Intelligence Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson AT&T Mr. Craig Uttley and Ms. Monty Gettys Mr. Dan Bachrach ’89 and Mrs. Lynne Bachrach Disney Mr. and Mrs. Derek Gregg Mr. and Mrs. Clancey Bounds - Bounds Law Group Home Depot Dr. and Mrs. Terry Gross Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cook Lockheed Martin Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hull - Massey Cadillac Mr. and Mrs. Steven DiClemente Siemens Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hull Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gibbons Drs. Marlon and Patricia Ilagan Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hull Mr. Bryan Johnson ’81 and Mrs. Cheryl Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Steve Jensen Dr. Elizabeth Jorro and Mr. Ivan Jorro GIFT IN KIND Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Kilger - Mr. and Mrs. Clancey Bounds - Bounds Law Group Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Kilger - Rainbow Distributors USA, Inc. Rainbow Distributors USA, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Stumpy Harris Mr. Jesper Knudsen ’90 and Mrs. Catherine Knudsen Mr. Mark Lamoriello - HMF Printing LAMCO Advisory Services, Inc. Mr. Mark Lamoriello - LAMCO Advisory Services, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. John Lehr Dr. and Mrs. Brett Lawton - Lawton Orthodontics Mr. Byron Lawson Jr. and Dr. Courtney Haught Mr. and Mrs. Paul Loftus Dr. and Mrs. Brett Lawton - Lawton Orthodontics Dr. Judy Burnett Manning and Mr. Kelvin Manning Mr. and Mrs. Paul Loftus AUTHOR FEST Mr. and Mrs. Mark Martin Mrs. Carrie Lopez and Mr. Stephen Lopez Trinity Parents Organization Mr. and Mrs. David Martyny Dr. David Luna and Dr. Sara Michael-Luna Mr. and Mrs. Scott Miller, Partner, Burr Forman Mr. Jason Marshall ’98 and Dr. Kristin Millson and Mr. Scott Millson Sr. Mrs. Tam Grindle Marshall ’00 Dr. and Mrs. Keith Moore Mr. and Mrs. Mark Martin Mr. and Mrs. Fred Neris Mr. and Mrs. David Martyny Mr. and Mrs. Todd Norman - Nelson Mullins Prof. Eric Merriam and Dr. Erica Mailler Dr. and Mrs. Dimitry Palceski - Mr. and Mrs. Brian Miller Reflections Dermatology Mrs. Denise and Mr. Greg Musselwhite Mr. Eric Parkerson and Mrs. Nicole Williams Mr. and Mrs. Jason Naft

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