Five years ago we asked you to help expand our vision of and ensure infinite educational opportunities for all our children.

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You helped build four new state-of-the-art facilities:

A B C D Ron Holtman Stadium Holekamp Stadium Steward Family McDonnell Hall and O’Hara Field Aquatic Center and Brauer Hall and William R. Orthwein Sr. Pool

You implemented innovative You provided financial You strengthened our programs strategies to attract and retain resources to ensure student and supported great teaching the best faculty. access. and learning.

BOLD ACTION CAMPAIGN IMPACT REPORT FROM THE HEAD OF SCHOOL

What an incredible five years it has been!

On June 30, 2018, we celebrated the successful completion of Bold Action: A Campaign for MICDS. More than 6,000 alumni, parents, grandparents, employees and friends of MICDS participated in this monumental Campaign, giving a grand total of $100 million!

This was one of the largest capital campaigns in independent day school history, and that’s because we are an exceptional community with exceptionally generous donors. We are a community that, time and time again, steps up in big and bold ways to support our School. Our $100 million achievement reflects the unique spirit, pride and character of our dynamic community and is testament to the philanthropic legacy of our School that spans nearly 160 years. And now, we can confidently continue to live out the work our Mission calls us to do: to prepare the next generation’s leaders for higher learning, for lives of purpose and service and for the challenges of the world that awaits them.

It is my joy to illustrate with this publication the profound impact this Campaign has made on the lives of students and teachers at MICDS—from a student falling in love with STEM research to another becoming a leader on the athletic field to still another learning the most basic fundamentals of a life-long skill such as swimming. As you read, I hope you’ll begin to see just how many lives you have changed and how bright the future is for so many yet to walk our halls.

I am deeply grateful for your support, however you have shown it over the years. Your gifts of monetary donations and your time and talent are the reason we have so much to celebrate. On behalf of MICDS, please allow me to be the first to say:

Thank you—100 million times over—thank you!

Warmly,

Lisa L. Lyle Head of School

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Here’s to changing lives.

GREETINGS BOLD ACTION DONORS:

In 2013, when we launched the public phase of Bold Action: In the pages that follow, you’ll read the stories of some of the A Campaign for MICDS, we challenged you to remember our School’s individual lives and families we impacted with our generous gifts. tagline, “Changing Lives, Changing the World.” We asked you to And there are thousands more stories to be told…past, present, and dream big. To be courageous. To embrace change. To lead and long into the future. Our gifts—totaling $100 million—impact each innovate. To entrust your resources to the leaders who make MICDS and every single student, faculty and staff who walks our incredible a nationally recognized institution. And we asked you to dedicate 100-acre campus every day. As you read these stories, I hope you your time and talents to ensuring that the next generation of MICDS feel proud that you were a part of this historic campaign and know students can cultivate and expand big ideas of their own. Five years that your gift has truly made a difference in someone’s life. I hope ago, it was our time to change lives and change the world. you congratulate each other on a job well done. Because this kind of success doesn’t happen everywhere. In fact, this is one of the And guess what? We did it! largest capital campaigns in independent day school history. And that’s because we are an exceptional place with exceptional people. Together, we took a $65 million fundraising goal and turned it into $100 million. Together, we built McDonnell Hall and Brauer Hall, You have made your mark on this extraordinary institution, and we a state-of-the-art STEM facility and gathering center for Upper are so grateful for your unwavering commitment. School students. Together, we built the Steward Family Aquatic Center and William R. Orthwein Sr. Pool, where we supported a Here’s to 100 million. State Championship diver and several State placeholder swimmers; and because we added a moveable pool floor, we were able to add Here’s to changing lives … and changing the world. swimming as a P.E. unit in the Lower School. Together, we built O’Hara Field and Ron Holtman Stadium, in what is now considered one of the We thank you! greatest high school sports complexes in the Midwest. In 2017-2018 alone we witnessed two State Championships, an excellent lacrosse season and an exciting football post-season run, beating Burroughs 52-0. Together, we built Holekamp Stadium, our new track and field venue and now home to one State Championship Girls Track and Field Robert R. Hermann Jr. ’70 team and nearly a dozen individual State placeholders. Together, we Campaign Chair helped 25% of our students gain the financial aid necessary to have the opportunity to earn an MICDS education. Together, we provided approximately 50 faculty and staff the opportunity to send their children to our School, which positively impacts all members of our community and increases faculty and staff retention. Together, we grew our endowment to more than $100 million, ensuring our legacy of excellence will remain intact for generations to come.

BOLD ACTION CAMPAIGN IMPACT REPORT A bold journey.

2011 JUNE 2011 2012 3 MICDS receives a $21.5 APRIL 2012 million gift from the JSM 1 The Board approves Charitable Trust and James construction for the “STEM S. McDonnell III ’54 and and Center for Community Elizabeth Hall McDonnell ’58 Facility”—McDonnell Hall to construct a new facility and Brauer Hall. on the Upper School campus MAY 31, 2012 2009 dedicated to science, 2 MICDS holds a Concluding WINTER 2009 The Board of technology, engineering and Assembly in Danforth Chapel Trustees adopts the 2009- mathematics. This marks the before demolition. 2014 Strategic Plan with largest donation to MICDS in 2007 a focus on three big ideas: the School’s history. OCTOBER 26, 2012 MICDS FALL 2007 Lisa Lyle joins hosts a Groundbreaking • Great Teaching & Learning The Board asks the School MICDS as Head of School Ceremony for McDonnell Hall to evaluate the merits of and begins developing a • Leadership & Community and Brauer Hall. launching a comprehensive new Strategic Plan. Engagement capital campaign. • Fiscal & Environmental 2013 2008 Sustainability SEPTEMBER 2011 Professional APRIL 12, 2013 “The Next Big FALL 2008 MICDS invites the fundraising consultant Marts Idea” kickoff party launches entire School community to 2010 & Lundy conducts a feasibility the public phase of Bold Action: respond to a draft of a new JANUARY 2010 Faculty develops study and reports the results A Campaign for MICDS, with Strategic Plan during 16 School a new Upper School curriculum to the Board on October 1. an initial goal of raising $65 events. Science emerges as and determines that the new OCTOBER 2011 The Board of million by June 2018. It was a priority for our parents, and science curriculum cannot be Trustees votes to launch a announced at this event that the School begins looking at fully delivered in the existing comprehensive capital campaign $47.7 million had been raised the discipline more carefully. Upper School spaces. to Write the Future of MICDS. to date.

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4 2014 MARCH 31, 2014 The Upper School holds an inaugural assembly in Brauer Auditorium in the new Brauer Hall.

APRIL 2014 MICDS celebrates APRIL 5-7, 2017 the completion of McDonnell 2018 Hall and Brauer Hall with a 2016 6 MICDS hosts the O’Hara Field Dedication Ceremony FEBRUARY 22, 2018 The School dedication ceremony on April SEPTEMBER 22, 2016 and inaugural games. announces that MICDS has 10 and an open house for the 4 MICDS hosts an Athletic surpassed its $90 million full community on April 26. Groundbreaking Ceremony on • April 5: Dedication and Boys fundraising goal, four months Thomas Field to mark the Varsity Lacrosse 2015 before the end of the Bold beginning of the construction • April 6: Girls JV and Action Campaign. JANUARY 2015 The School of the Steward Family Aquatic Varsity Lacrosse announces a new fundraising Center and William R. APRIL 3, 2018 • April 7: Girls JV and goal for the Campaign of $90 Orthwein Sr. Pool, Ron 9 MICDS holds the Varsity Soccer million by June 2018. Holtman Stadium, O’Hara Field Dedication Ceremony of the AUGUST 9, 2017 APRIL 2015 LEED Platinum and Holekamp Stadium. Don Casey Water Polo Area. 7 MICDS hosts the Steward Certification is awarded for The Ron Holtman Stadium MAY 13, 2018 MICDS hosts Family Aquatic Center and McDonnell Hall and Brauer Hall. Fundraising Challenge is the MSHSAA District 3 William R. Orthwein Sr. Pool announced at this event. Championships, marking APRIL 2015 The Board of Dedication Ceremony. Trustees announces the the first track and field event at 2017 SEPTEMBER 16, 2017 2015-2022 Strategic Plan— the new Holekamp Stadium. 8 MICDS holds the Ron Better. Brighter. Together, with JANUARY 27, 2017 JUNE 30, 2018 Holtman Stadium Dedication a focus on three priorities: 5 MICDS hosts The Red & MICDS celebrates the end Green, the School’s first Ceremony. • Transformative Student of Bold Action: A Campaign fundraising event in more than NOVEMBER 17, 2107 MICDS Experience for MICDS, with a total of 30 years, to raise money for celebrates the 100-year $100 million raised. • Great Teaching and the Campaign’s Endowment anniversary of St. Louis Learning 2.0 priorities: Ensuring Student Country Day School with the • Ensuring a Vibrant School Access and Ensuring Faculty CDS Centennial Celebration in Future Excellence. the McDonnell Gymnasium. Thank you!

69 children of employees who receive Tuition Benefit, a key priority of the Campaign

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BOLD ACTION CAMPAIGN IMPACT REPORT 6,060 donors who participated in the Campaign

13,248 new plants and trees added $100 million to our 100-acre campus over the amount raised course of the Campaign

52 new spaces named in honor of members of our community

The donors who answered the call to take bold action and support this Campaign for MICDS have without a doubt enhanced our School’s position as a national A Campaign leader in independent JK-12 education, transforming our campus in the process. The new McDonnell Hall and Brauer Hall provide a center of learning for future STEM industry leaders as well as a forum for nurturing community and leadership skills in our student body. Our new athletic facilities—Steward Family Aquatic of impact. Center and William R. Orthwein Sr. Pool, Ron Holtman Stadium, O’Hara Field and Holekamp Stadium—are state-of-the-art venues that enhance athletic competition and personal growth, as well as foster the schoolwide community spirit that makes MICDS so special.

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700 seats in Brauer Auditorium, bringing the entire Upper School community together

44.9% of 2018 Seniors answered they were “definitely interested” in pursuing a career in STEM.

In addition to transforming our 100-acre campus, Bold Action: A Campaign for MICDS substantially enhanced the MICDS educational experience through a focus on the key endowment priorities of Faculty Excellence and Student Access, and on the critical resources made available through our annual giving program.

Our $100 million achievement reflects the great spirit, pride and character of our dynamic learning community and is a testament to the philanthropic legacy of our School that spans nearly 160 years.

BOLD ACTION CAMPAIGN IMPACT REPORT IMPACT STORIES “An exceptional place with exceptional people.”

— BOB HERMANN ‘70, CAMPAIGN CHAIR

ACADEMICS/STEM ATHLETICS ENDOWMENT 52% 100% $6.3M of students enrolled in of MICDS students now have raised for Student Access Upper School science access to the new Steward priorities of Financial Aid and courses are female. Family Aquatic Center and Assistance Beyond Tuition. William R. Orthwein Sr. Pool.

85-90 44 $5M gallons of rainwater State Championship in financial aid awarded are harvested and appearances since the for the 2018-2019 re-used daily. beginning of the Campaign academic year.

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Preparing STEM-Minded Entrepreneurs

When you hear the word “inventor,” there’s a good chance Thomas Edison is the first name that comes to mind. But Edison did not ascribe that label to himself, instead saying, “I am more of a sponge than an inventor.” Edison, along with contemporaries like Steve Jobs, fits the bill of “inventor-entrepreneur,” someone with a keen mind for creating but an even greater aptitude for commercializing his creations.

Ehan Kamat ’18 stands next in line in the inventor-entrepreneur lineage of Edison and Jobs. The recent MICDS graduate, who appeared on the ABC television series Shark Tank for his work, invented the Solemender, a foot-massage tool, after watching his mother roll a frozen toy on her foot to alleviate pain. Just like Edison, Kamat absorbed an existing set of ideas, invented a practical tool and used his business acumen for commercial success.

While he was at MICDS, Kamat used that same inventor- entrepreneur mindset to contribute to the School’s Robotics team. Dubbing himself the “community engagement captain,” Kamat thrived on the business side of the team, calling on both local and national businesses for grants or sponsorships. Kamat even took a stab at getting NASA on the team’s side. EHAN KAMAT ’18

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“This could really be the hook that a student needs to go further in the field.”

— CAROL BODENHEIMER LOEB ‘59

10 STATE-OF-THE-ART STEM FACILITIES

McDonnell Hall McDonnell Hall is a platinum LEED-certified facility dedicated to advancing MICDS’ curriculum in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM). Along with classrooms and labs such as the O’Hara Family Research Lab, the highlights of the building include the Plant Science Research Classroom Laboratory and Greenhouse, an Outdoor Teaching Garden, the Eugene Harris ’82 Rainwater Harvest Room and the Carol B. and Jerome T. Loeb Robotics Lab.

“He would be a little overambitious with whom he would call,” said Upper School Math Instructor and Technoramic Team Head Coach Travis Menghini with a laugh.

Kamat’s contributions went beyond fundraising though, as he also led the team’s 3D printing. In particular, Menghini remembers Kamat printing a wheel-like structure that stabilized the team’s robot to pick up blocks at the FIRST Tech Challenge World Championship last year.

“He was a great leader, and he was never afraid to make mistakes,” Menghini said. “He was very personable, engaged and committed to the team overall.”

So many of those opportunities within the Carol B. and Jerome T. Loeb Robotics Laboratory came as a result of the Bold Action Campaign, and the generous donation of Carol Bodenheimer Loeb ’59. The lab includes a permanent field to test the robots, ample whiteboard space for continuous brainstorming and program ideas, and, most importantly for Kamat, 3D printers.

“To really prepare these kids to be world leaders, they have to understand science and the possibilities of where that knowledge can lead you,” Loeb said. “The opportunity to work on robots and do programming and coding could really be the hook that a student needs to go further in the field.”

Now that Kamat has moved to California and begun his undergraduate studies at UC Berkeley, continuing further in the field is his top priority. There, he will encounter new ideas, absorb new opportunities and build on the lineage of Edison and Jobs before him, thanks to the opportunities provided him through Bold Action and the generosity of so many loyal donors like Carol Loeb.

Ehan Kamat ’18 works closely with Technoramic Robotics Coach Travis Menghini in the Carol B. and Jerome T. Loeb Robotics Laboratory.

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A Gathering of Unity: Brauer Hall and Auditorium Bring Students Together

Patriotism and remembrance abound during MICDS’ annual Upper School Memorial Day Assembly. The Upper School choir’s rendition of the “Star Spangled Banner” echoes throughout Brauer Auditorium as members of the Color Guard present the flags on stage. Student leaders recite the names of alumni who have fallen in service to our country as a stillness and quiet permeates throughout the room. Though the recitation creates a somber atmosphere, a profound sense of unity, pride and tradition radiates in the hearts of all in attendance.

For 20 years, the Memorial Day Assembly has brought classmates together in unison with alumni who participated in the same assembly when they were students. It’s just one example of the unity and tradition that characterizes the MICDS community. Only the main difference now is the venue.

Brauer Hall and Brauer Auditorium now give the community a place to come together throughout the academic year.

“We’re proud of the School and what the auditorium has added to the community life there,” Kimmy Thompson Brauer ’64 said of the new building and her family’s dedication to contributing to MICDS. Together, she and husband Steve Brauer ’63 gave the second-largest gift in School history to see the building come to life. And now, with their grandchildren as students representing six generations of legacy at MICDS, it seems only natural that the Brauers would choose to contribute to the concept of community.

For Upper Schoolers, that concept has been made tangible.

“It’s really cool to have all the high school under one roof. For everybody to be together ... I think it’s a great experience,” said Ollie Reeb ’19, who serves as Upper School Student Council Co-Chair. “Not only is the building just so beautiful, but also it’s the people sitting in the seats that make it all worthwhile.”

With the addition of the auditorium, Reeb can illustrate his vision of unity and leadership that he wants to achieve during his term as STUCO co-chair. “[My goal is] that every single student can feel comfortable stepping on the stage in Brauer and giving a speech in front of the entire Upper School,” he said. “I feel that every student is valued and unique, and they definitely bring something different to the table.”

Upper School Student Council Co-Chairs Jamerson Durrill ’19 and Ollie Reeb ’19 present at an assembly in Brauer Auditorium.

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The Brauers’ contribution to support Brauer Hall and Auditorium marks the second-largest gift in MICDS’ history.

A home for traditions.

Brauer Auditorium is home to many MICDS traditions, including the Harbison Lecture, the Erik Lyons Bond ’77 Lecture, the Prize Speaking Assembly and the Memorial Day Assembly.

As is customary at MICDS, students continue to sit by advisory and grade level at Upper School assemblies, now held in Brauer Auditorium.

Central to collaboration.

The new Faculty Work Center provides a central location for students to find teachers for consultation and extra help, nurturing the critical student-teacher relationship through these interactions.

COMMUNITY AND COLLABORATION

Brauer Hall and Brauer Auditorium Brauer Hall is the heart of the Upper School campus, offering a sense of place and belonging, community gathering spaces and student-centered common areas. In addition to Brauer Auditorium, the Taylor Family Hearth Room, the Holekamp Study Commons, the Hermann Courtyard for Learning and the Danforth Terrace provide comfortable spaces for School unity, collaboration and leadership development.

The Brauer family gathers to celebrate the dedication of Brauer Hall and Auditorium on March 31, 2014. (From left) Tom Fruin, Becky Brauer Fruin, Stephen Brauer Jr., Kimmy Thompson Brauer ‘64, Steve Brauer ‘63, Suzy Snowden Brauer ‘95 and Beau Brauer ‘95

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“MICDS is where we learned to become leaders.” — LOU CHALFANT ‘18

LACROSSE, FOOTBALL, SOCCER

“We are happy to be a O’Hara Field is a turf field that allows MICDS to Only one year old, Ron Holtman Stadium part of something that strengthen our athletic program and regional and O’Hara Field are already home to a State brings the entire MICDS presence as well as increase frequency of use Championship Girls Lacrosse team; State through decreased maintenance requirements. Championship Boys Lacrosse team; and two community together,” Overlooking O’Hara Field is Ron Holtman strong Football seasons, including a 52-0 win said John O’Hara ’81. Stadium, which accommodates 1,000 fans for over John Burroughs School during Homecoming Football, Soccer and Lacrosse games. It includes Weekend in 2017 and a State Championship a new concession/hospitality pavilion, press box, appearance in 2018. team rooms and training rooms.

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A Lasting Legacy of Athletic Excellence

When Lou Chalfant ’18 joined the MICDS Girls Lacrosse team her freshman year, she already had a bit of familiarity with the program. Her sister, Ellis Chalfant ’15, was a senior on the team, so the elder sibling and the other senior players took Lou under their wing. The older girls groomed Lou to be aggressive and take risks, two traits often foreign to young players adjusting to high school sports but hallmarks of the MICDS Lacrosse program.

Ellis soon graduated, though, and went on to play for Calvin College as a goalie, leaving Lou — still a young player on the team, not quite certain of her place — without a safety net.

“I made the team as a freshman, but I was still unsure of myself,” Lou said. “But Coach Haffenreffer came in and said, ‘I believe in you. One day you’re going to be the best defender in Missouri.’ I really took that to heart.”

Three years later, Lou graduated from MICDS to continue her career at Georgetown University with three State Championships and selections to First-Team All Metro, MSLA All-State and U.S. Lacrosse All-Academics under her belt. For her, the MICDS Lacrosse program’s incredible success and her own maturation from young freshman to best defender in Missouri stem from the culture of leadership she first saw through her sister.

“At every grade level, our coach instructed us, whether you’re an underclassman or not, to become a leader. So by the time you’re a senior, it’s essentially just human nature at that point,” Lou said.

Lou said that by having a culture of leadership ingrained in every player, they are all empowered to take risks on the field and play confidently. It’s the signature hallmark of the program actually— the team is great because older players impart a culture of greatness.

With high expectations on the field, the standard of greatness needed to extend to the field itself. AndLinda and John O’Hara ’81, parents of Girls Lacrosse player Katie O’Hara ’18, answered that call.

As part of the Bold Action Campaign, the O’Hara family generously gave the funds to help build O’Hara Field, which enhances and furthers the already exceptional Lacrosse, Football and Soccer programs at O’HARA FIELD the School.

“We have an incredible campus at MICDS, and it lacked an up-to-date athletic facility and field,” Linda O’Hara said. “We have some amazing sports teams at MICDS, and they deserved a field that would allow them to showcase their talents.”

On that field, the Girls Lacrosse team has already taken full advantage of their new stage, winning a State Championship in their first full season. And even though Lou Chalfant has moved across the country to Washington, D.C., she still feels a part of the MICDS Lacrosse family and keeps a picture of that last State Championship team in her room.

Katie O’Hara ’18 cuts the ribbon to officially open O’Hara Field for competition as John O’Hara ’81, Thomas O’Hara ’15, David O’Hara ’14 and Linda O’Hara look on.

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Football & Family

It doesn’t matter what year a player graduated, “My parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles are if you were on the football team at MICDS or there because at one point they were in my shoes St. Louis Country Day School, your first question having their parents and grandparents cheer when fall rolls around is, “How does Burroughs look them on.” this year?” The other perennial of MICDS football besides The rivalry with John Burroughs spans more playing Burroughs was seeing Coach Ron than a century. In fact, the competition means so Holtman on the sidelines. Now a member of much to both schools that, off the top of his head, the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame, Holtman’s current senior player and Co-Captain Thomas coaching career spanned five decades—including Niedringhaus ’19 can recite the all-time record: seven State Championships in Football and 58-26-3. Seven State Championships in Boys Golf. MICDS commemorated Holtman’s legacy in fall 2017 as “We take a lot of pride in that game as do the kids part of the Bold Action Campaign by dedicating on the Burroughs team,” Niedringhaus said. “To Ron Holtman Stadium to him, thanks to the have that record, have us on top by so much, it generosity of approximately 500 donors. really comes down to playing for the guys beside you and remembering all the teams that played Even though Niedringhaus never had the chance before you.” to play under the legendary Coach Holtman, the thread of MICDS tradition across so many MICDS has won the game against Burroughs for generations has allowed him to connect with family three consecutive years, with the past two as 52-0 members through other shared experiences. It and 42-0 blowouts. But for Niedringhaus, playing doesn’t matter that some of those family members for all the Country Day School and MICDS alumni are 40 or more years his senior. who came before him means a little bit more. He is a fifth-generation student after all. He singles out one out-of-town uncle, David Elliott ’63, who also played football. There’s According to Thomas’ father, Hunt Niedringhaus a bond between the two he particularly cherishes. ’86, more than 40 members of the extended The two commiserate about summer practices Niedringhaus family graduated from MI, CDS or and lifts but delight over the lifelong friendships MICDS. On his mother’s side, Thomas’ great-great made. Most importantly, though, when the grandmother, Silta Hoffmann Baur, graduated summer starts winding down and Uncle David from Mary Institute in 1895, stretching the family’s comes to town to visit, his first question always is, legacy across three centuries. “How does Burroughs look?”

“When I go out and play football games, my whole family is there supporting me,” Niedringhaus said.

“My whole family is there supporting me.”

Members of the extended Niedringhaus family gather to cheer on the Rams in Ron Holtman Stadium during their 2018 football season. Front Row (from left) Thomas Niedringhaus ’19, Howard Elliott, Jr. ’52 and Jack Niedringhaus ’22. Back Row (from left) Denny Niedringhaus ’62, Elizabeth Elliott Niedringhaus ’87, Hunt Niedringhaus ’86 and Susan Spoehrer Elliott ’54

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HONORING A LEGEND: RON HOLTMAN STADIUM

Approximately 500 Bold Action donors came together to name the stadium in honor of beloved teacher and legendary coach Ron Holtman. The stadium was dedicated on September 16, 2017, and in November 2018, Ron passed away peacefully at the age of 90. How fitting that, during last fall’s dedication, Ron was able to share his immense gratitude for this special place when he said, “Quite simply, I’ve had the time of my life.”

BOLD ACTIONACTION CAMPAIGNCAMPAIGN IMPACT IMPACT REPORT REPORT CAROLINE LIEKWEG ’18 MICDS Swimming

STEWARD FAMILY AQUATIC CENTER AND WILLIAM R. ORTHWEIN SR. POOL

SWIMMING, DIVING, WATER POLO

The Steward Family Aquatic Center is a 27,505-square-foot structure that honors the architectural integrity of McDonnell Gymnasium. The 40-meter by 25-yard William R. Orthwein Sr. Pool features a 10-lane stretch pool with a moveable bulkhead for simultaneous uses. The moveable-depth floor and bulkhead allows the School (From left) Nina Orthwein Durham ’61, Abi Durham, Mary Steward, Dave to fully implement a JK-12 aquatics program—promoting Steward ’95, Thelma Steward and David Steward help cut the ribbon at the swimming as a lifelong fitness activity through dedicated P.E. dedication of the Steward Family Aquatic Center and William R. Orthwein Sr. Pool. swim units in the Lower and Middle School and elevating the

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​A Family’s Dream Come True: The Steward Family Aquatic Center Gives Access to Students at All Levels

She had decided to quit. Caroline Liekweg ’18 had been swimming since she was five years old, but the summer between her sophomore and junior years, she believed enough was enough. She hadn’t made the times needed to swim in college, and she asked herself why she was doing this if there wasn’t more after high school.

When the rest of her teammates got word of Liekweg’s decision, though, there was only one mission: Talk her out of it.

“My friends reminded me why I originally fell in love with the sport, which just takes away all the pressure, all the stress. And it’s kind of an escape for me,” Liekweg said. “I realized how important my team was to me, [so] I decided to stick with it until the end of my senior year.”

Liekweg’s decision worked out for the best, as she placed 2nd in the 500 freestyle and 8th in the 200 freestyle during the 2018 State Championship. But her happiest memory came earlier in the season, during the conference meet against rival John Burroughs School.

“I remember everyone on the team gave their hardest effort and put in a little extra at that meet,” Liekweg said. “At the end of the meet, I told my parents that, out of all the meets I’d been to in the past 13 years, that one was by far the best one because of this team.”

Her teammates drew her back to swimming and helped her create the best memory of her career. Even when Liekweg placed in her individual races at State, the first thing she remembers about that moment was her teammates cheering her on.

Swimming isn’t traditionally thought of as a team sport, but it has been exactly that for Liekweg. It fulfills the role of a welcoming family for her, just as it did for another prominent name in MICDS swimming—the Steward family, who made the lead gift to construct the Steward Family Aquatic Center.

David Steward ’95, son of David and Thelma Steward, remembers the MICDS Boys Swimming team fondly, even if he wasn’t as successful as Liekweg.

“I think it was one of those experiences I had at the School—the one sport where I really felt included from a team standpoint,” Steward said. “I was welcomed with open arms. Even though I wasn’t the best swimmer, our coach at the time made sure everyone—no matter swimming, diving and water polo programs in the Upper School. your ability—was included.” Students across MICDS’ athletic programs benefit through strength-training and rehabilitative exercises that can now take Steward said part of the reason his family gave to MICDS for the place in the water. Aquatic Center was to better accommodate that welcoming environment that Steward remembered from his time at the School. Enter the Center from the Upper School campus quad and In addition to elevating the competitive programs, the new facility experience a dramatic two-story entrance and observation also fulfills the family’s vision of promoting water safety skills to area that provides floor-to-ceiling outdoor views of campus. The Steward Family Aquatic Center connects to McDonnell young children. Gymnasium through the extended Hall of Fame.

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Orthwein Pool Makes a Deep and Moving Impact

Whenever MICDS hosted a swim meet or water polo match, it was to the pool fulfilled a desire ofWilliam R. Orthwein Jr. ’34 to always a splash! The teams pulled together, and the swimmers and honor his father, who competed as a swimmer in the 1904 players were well-accomplished, often winning State honors. The Olympics in St. Louis. divers, however, were relegated to practice at a pool at a different location because the pool at the MICDS Beaumont Natatorium just It was also important to the family to have the Diving teams practice wasn’t deep enough. at MICDS and introduce younger students to water safety skills.

That particular struggle was solved with the opening of the William “I think there’s just as much teaching and learning that goes on in R. Orthwein Sr. Pool in early 2018, which can be modified to have two the music room as in the science lab. And the same is true for the deep-water ends, accommodating both diving and water polo. swimming pool,” Jones said.

“The pool was definitely a blessing,”Hunter Grannum ’19 said. Stacey and Rich Liekweg also made a donation in support of the Grannum won the 2018 Diving State Championship after narrowly pool, wanting to honor their daughter, Caroline Liekweg ’18, a missing on a championship his sophomore season. That’s not to say member of the MICDS Girls Swimming team. Having seen how the new pool’s diving facility made all the difference, but Grannum swimming taught their daughter important life lessons like discipline didn’t disagree with that idea either. and hard work, the Liekwegs wanted to support those learning opportunities for other students. “Before, I had to go to Kirkwood to practice. It was a hassle to go over there every day instead of diving at our own pool,” Grannum “We wanted to honor her commitment to her swimming because it’s said. “Now that we have a deep enough pool at MICDS, we finally been so much of who she is,” Stacey Liekweg said. “I will stress that feel like we can host a cohesive meet, and we can go as hard as we most importantly, it’s not buildings and facilities that make a place. need to.” That’s really the icing on the cake. It was the fabulous environment that we believed in.” Much of the pool’s construction was funded by a gift from the William R. Orthwein Jr. and Laura Rand Orthwein Foundation. With the Swimming, Diving and Water Polo teams now united under According to foundation trustee Steve Jones ’66, contributing one roof, that fabulous environment has only gotten sweeter.

“ It’s not buildings and facilities that make a place... It was the fabulous environment that we believed in.” — STACEY LIEKWEG

20 HUNTER GRANNUM ’19 MICDS Diving

Lower Schoolers Make a Splash

When the Steward Family Aquatic Center and William R. Orthwein Sr. Pool was built, members of the Steward family had a vision for the new facility—to give children access to water safety skills at an early age. Now that vision has become a reality, as Beasley students are finally getting their chance to splash around during the swim unit in the Lower School’s physical education classes. During their time in the shallow end, students learn the fundamentals of swimming— including stroke technique and kicking.

MICDS parent Srinivas Battula shared his gratitude for the new P.E. swimming unit when he said, “Thank you so much for helping Vihari ‘29! He has never been in a pool before. He was very happy— filled with excitement when I picked him up from school.”

Overall, the swimming unit has been a big hit and a great way for Lower School students to take their first plunge into the new pool.

BOLD ACTION CAMPAIGN IMPACT REPORT IMPACT ON: ATHLETICS

Lohr Coaches Championship Program at Holekamp Stadium

The way Cross Country and Track and Field Coach Jim Lohr describes it, most of his unparalleled 27-year coaching career can be attributed to being in the right place at the right time.

He came to MICDS as a long-term substitute teacher, earning a full-time job when another teacher couldn’t return. He became the Track and Field coach a year later. And all the success that has followed — the numerous State Championships, personal records, regional acclaim — Lohr said was a product of not wanting to disappoint his students.

“I’ve gone to a lot of clinics, I’ve gone to a lot of coaching schools, I’ve observed professional coaches at the highest levels, and I’ve made friends with quite a few of them,” Lohr said with a laugh. “I didn’t want to be the reason our kids weren’t successful.”

With the MICDS Girls Track and Field team taking home another State Championship for the 2018 season, it’s clear that all of the coaching preparation has paid off for Lohr and MICDS. There’s now a culture around MICDS Track and Field that expects performance at the highest level. In that vein, Lohr is quick to credit the community and its support as an integral part of the team’s culture, mentioning the incredible facilities, including the new Holekamp Stadium.

“I think it’s no coincidence that the better the facilities we’ve had, the better the teams and the better the practices have been,” Lohr said. “And students from around the area now want to come to school at MICDS to be a part of this program and culture.”

The new facility hasn’t just led to an enhanced program; it’s also cultivated a sense of leadership and ownership among the track and field athletes. When he talks about the most recent State Championship, Lohr does not emphasize his coaching strategy or motivational speeches. Instead, he explains how the coaching staff took a step back and let the students lead the charge.

The students’ drive, ambition and talent power the program, which is Members of the 2018 Track what Lohr admires most about his students. “They’re phenomenal and and Field team participate outstanding and unbelievable on their own merits,” he said. Lohr’s coaching in warm-ups near Holekamp philosophy, then, is simple: create strong, supportive relationships with the Stadium as Coach Jim Lohr students to help each one reach his or her goals, both on and off the track. oversees practice.

That philosophy works, and the students know it. For example, sprinter Cara Johnson ’18 won the 100-meter State title in 2018 for the second time in her MICDS career, breaking her own School record in the process. In addition to crediting Coach Lohr’s methods or techniques, she emphasized that “he has the ability to make everyone on the team feel loved and important.”

Jacqueline Zoeller ’18 echoed Johnson’s point, saying, “Not only did Coach Lohr constantly encourage and push me to be my best as an athlete, but he became a person who I feel genuinely cares about how I’m doing outside of running.”

The formula is clear: Combine a brand-new facility with a dedicated teacher- coach and teammates who are willing to step up and lead—and that’s how you build a championship program.

22 “Students from around the area now want to come to school at MICDS to be a part of this program and culture.” — JIM LOHR Upper School Athletics Coach and Lower School P.E. Teacher

HOLEKAMP STADIUM

TRACK AND FIELD

Holekamp Stadium—which replaces the Howard V. Stephens Jr. Field House—is a newly built structure overlooking the Richard S. Weiss Family Track that seats 400 fans and is the new home for the Track and Field team. The existing Ellis Field is used for Junior Varsity practices, physical education classes and general recreation.

BOLD ACTIONACTION CAMPAIGNCAMPAIGN IMPACT IMPACT REPORT REPORT IMPACT ON: FACULTY

ROBYN WILLIAMS Middle School History Teacher and Upper School Athletics Coach

APPRENTICE TEACHING FELLOWSHIP

The Apprentice Teaching Fellowship Gifts to the Apprentice The Apprentice Teaching Teaching Fellowship support Fellowship helps MICDS is one of two endowments to support salaries, benefits, training, directly support a priority Faculty Excellence and was a key funding professional development of our current strategic priority of the Bold Action Campaign. and mentoring costs. plan: Great Teaching and Learning 2.0.

24 Apprentice Teaching Fellowship Brings Longtime Faculty to MICDS

None of them knew how to play squash. Some Through that observation, Williams learned not didn’t even know it was a sport. Before they only tangible skills like grading and putting extra joined then-Teaching Apprentice Robyn attention toward students who might not pick Williams’ advisory, the nine 6th grade girls’ up material as quickly, but also the intangibles feelings toward squash were best summed up by necessary to be successful. one of the advisees, Mia Schroeder ’18: “Squash is a vegetable.” “A lot of patience and a lot of humor and being flexible—if you have those things, then you’ll But Williams wanted to get to know her new make it,” Williams recalled with a laugh. advisees when she started at MICDS, so she took the girls out for a picnic and a day of teaching Now in her seventh year at MICDS, Williams the sport she loves. The lessons were a huge has been honored with a Chair of Distinguished success because Schroeder and fellow advisory Teaching at our School, a three-year appointment member Constanza Gonzalez-Navarrine ’18 given to exemplary members of the faculty. ultimately became co-captains of the MICDS Another recipient, Marshall McCurties, also Girls Squash team, which placed 2nd at Nationals came to MICDS through the Apprentice Teaching last spring. Fellowship. This is evidence alone that the fellowship creates excellent teachers for MICDS. That success would not have been possible Williams, for one, finds pride in her award, not just without the Apprentice Teaching Fellowship, as a personal honor, but also as a way to express which brought Williams, a young squash player her gratitude to the School. fresh out of Trinity College, to MICDS to begin her teaching career seven years ago. “It felt more like MICDS got a return on their investment,” Williams said. “They had taken a Williams grew up in Zimbabwe, playing squash, chance on me, and then they helped me grow into tennis and field hockey while hoping to come a teacher whom they could be proud of.” to the U.S. to continue her career in college. Eventually, she was recruited by Trinity to play all The true measure of a good teacher never comes three sports. While there, Williams realized that she from awards or honors though. It comes from loved coaching and working with kids, so she began the impact the teacher has on her students. And looking for teaching positions post-graduation. according to Mia Schroeder, no one has been more influential than Williams. “When I was offered the apprentice teaching Robyn Williams provides position here, I had been offered some positions “When I think about my time here at MICDS and guidance to Ava Fichter ’26, on the East Coast, too; [but] I thought to myself, the teachers I most respect or had the most fun Katherine Rose Ellenhorn ’26 with or learned the most from, it’s Ms. Williams,” and Angela Chen ’26 during ‘Well I don’t know anything about teaching,’” Schroeder said. “I don’t know if I would be the history class. Williams said of her job search process. “It was the most obvious choice for me to come to MICDS person I am today without her.” where I would be paired with a mentor teacher and have a hands-on learning experience without the pressure of having to teach all by myself.”

Williams spent her first year shadowing teachers CB Pinkerton and Mark Duvall in the Middle School, asking questions and taking notes. It wasn’t until after winter break during that first year that Williams taught a class of her own.

BOLD ACTION CAMPAIGN IMPACT REPORT IMPACT ON: FACULTY

​Faculty and Staff Tuition Benefit

For faculty and staff who send their children to MICDS, every day MICDS parent and staff memberKhannie Dastgah described is Valentine’s Day. After her husband passed away in 2002, Trudy being able to send her children, Skyler ’29 and Kai ’32, to MICDS Valentine, a former MICDS parent, made the decision to give to as “an incredible opportunity.” Dastgah serves as MICDS’ Director MICDS after a decade watching teachers support and mentor her of Aquatics Programs and Facilities, one of several new positions own children after the loss of their father. She created the Valentine at MICDS that grew out of Bold Action initiatives, in this case the Family Tuition Support Fund at MICDS, which increases the Tuition Steward Family Aquatic Center and William R. Orthwein Sr. Pool. Benefit and allows faculty and staff to send their children to the same place where they’ve invested years of time and talent. Dastgah said, “Having my children at school where I work makes what I do even more special. It gives me a stronger sense of purpose. Most “It was incredible for my children to be [at MICDS] during that difficult importantly, though, seeing them thrive in this learning environment time,” said Valentine. “They had the opportunity to bond with several gives me such joy. We love being part of this community.” teachers who were so important in their lives. Attending a school with teachers who cared for them and helped to raise them was essential. Valentine shared a similar sentiment. “It really is satisfying to see Teachers can do so much to help children, particularly when they go that faculty and staff are happy and that their children are happy here, through difficult and critical times in their lives.” too. They are so delighted that their children are getting the quality education that MICDS is known for.” Because of her generous support, MICDS faculty and staff wanted to say a big “Thank You” to Valentine. So, in October 2017, nearly 100 faculty, staff and students gathered in Mary Eliot Chapel to show their appreciation. As Valentine shook hands and received hugs, thank you cards and drawings from the youngest attendees, faculty and staff shared the profound impact her giving has had on their lives.

“Having my children at — KHANNIE DASTGAH school where I work makes what I do even more special.” MICDS staff and faculty members who receive Tuition Benefit brought their children to say — KHANNIE DASTGAH “Thank You” to Trudy Valentine. Director of Aquatic Programs and Facilities

26 Khannie Dastgah with children Skyler ‘29 and Kai ‘32

TUITION BENEFIT FUND

MICDS provides Tuition Benefit for faculty and staff whose children are enrolled at the School. 30% 69 $140,583 450+ of the tuition for the children of faculty and staff was raised in 2017 by the 25th parents, alumni and friends children of faculty and staff are currently enrolled Reunion Class of 1992 raised $225,000 at the is covered. at the School and receive to establish and endow the Red & Green fundraising the Tuition Benefit. MICDS Class of 1992 Tuition event for Faculty Excellence and Benefit Fund. Student Access, which includes the Tuition Benefit Fund.

BOLD ACTION CAMPAIGN IMPACT REPORT IMPACT ON: STUDENT ACCESS

Campbell Family Makes an MICDS Education Accessible ​ For Clay Campbell ’15, English courses weren’t always his passion. Rather, math and science were more his speed. But when he took a class with Tex Tourais in the 11th grade, all of that changed.

“His writing totally transformed, and he changed the way he read,” Clay’s father, Stuart Campbell, remembers. “He would come home talking about Tex’s class, telling us all about it and being excited about it.”

Campbell credits his son’s transformation to Tourais’ teaching style and approach to the material—a transformation that embodies what Stuart and Jane Campbell admire most when recalling their sons’ MICDS education.

Their older son, Cole Campbell ’14, had a similar experience, taking roughly 10 trimesters of history classes with the same teacher, Christopher Rhodes. Known for his high expectations, Rhodes pushed Cole through those many classes to be a better writer and thinker, eventually leading to the elder Campbell son winning the history award at graduation.

Realizing the positive impact MICDS had on their own children, the Campbells wanted other members of the St. Louis community to FINANCIAL AID have the same educational benefits. Therefore, at the beginning of the Bold Action Campaign in the fall of 2012, the Campbells established the Campbell Family Financial Aid Fund and donated to Financial aid was one of the endowment the MICDS Annual Fund. Stuart was Chair of the Board of Trustees at priorities of the Bold Action Campaign. the time and described their decision to create the fund “a no-brainer.” In the 2018-2019 school year, we awarded more than $5 million in need-based tuition “It resonated with Jane and me that we love the idea of helping kids assistance to 25% of the student body. gain access to an education,” Stuart said. “We were fortunate to be able to pay the tuition, but not everyone is in that situation. So we wanted to help others who might not be in a position to do that on their own.”

By creating the fund, the Campbells built on a legacy of dedicated 100% engagement with MICDS. While Stuart was Chair of the Board of of current MICDS families who demonstrate Trustees, Jane helped lead the Parents Association. In that role, she financial need receive aid (as determined by was instrumental in building a cohesive MICDS community and was an independent third party). especially passionate about ensuring that the School’s international families were welcomed and included. In that vein, opportunity is the key word for the 25% Campbells, in both their involvement and their giving. Now with Cole heading to law school of MICDS students receive financial aid. and Clay entering his last year of college, they see how the various opportunities at MICDS are paying off. And thanks to the School’s commitment to raising financial aid support $6.3M as part of the Bold Action Campaign, more students who otherwise wouldn’t be able to join in gifts from the Bold Action Campaign the MICDS community are receiving those same went to support Student Access. benefits. Stuart and Jane Campbell

28 IMPACT ON: PLANNED GIVING

​A Planned Proposal: Investing in MICDS’ Future

Betsey Homeier ’81 knows firsthand the time value of money. As an alternative investment analyst for the School Employees Retirement System of Ohio, she pools small contributions for the non-faculty employees in the Ohio Public School System—bus drivers, cafeteria workers, custodians and aides—and invests them over the long haul for maximum growth. “Small amounts of money add up, and it’s important for people to remember that it’s never too early to make an impact— especially when it comes to investing for yourself and others,” she said.

Homeier is putting that philosophy to work at MICDS. During the MICDS Bold Action Campaign, she made it a priority to invest in future generations of students by including the School in her estate plans. “I received scholarships from Smith College and Washington University where I received my undergraduate and graduate degrees, so I wanted to pay it forward by putting MICDS in my will and request that my planned gift be used to fund student scholarships,” she explained.

Homeier said it was an easy decision to choose MICDS as one of her philanthropic priorities, citing the elevated academics and individualized attention she received from so many teachers during her time at Mary Institute. “We were always allowed to pursue things that were interesting to us, and we read books that were on a much IMPACT OF PLANNED GIFTS higher level than kids at other schools. I loved the work we were ON THE BOLD ACTION CAMPAIGN* doing and the way we were thinking about the work. There was no ceiling to our learning,” she said.

from more than “Even though I went to a pretty competitive college and graduate 50 households school, and entered the competitive industry of investments, $13M+ no one got a better education than I did. The teachers at Mary I gave us that, and the School created the environment for the teachers to *During the course of the Bold Action Campaign, MICDS be successful. I’m grateful for what I was given, and now I’d like to received more than $13,000,000 in planned gifts and help the problem solvers of tomorrow get a good education.” planned giving pledges from more than 50 households. These gifts support the School’s various endowed funds, We are grateful to Homeier for her foresight and generosity and including (but not limited to) the four endowment priorities are delighted to count her as both a campaign donor and a member of the Campaign: Tuition Benefit, Apprentice Teaching of our Eliot & Thompson Society for planned giving legacy donors. Fellowship, Financial Aid and Assistance Beyond Tuition. “Everyone has the right to create her own legacy,” she said. “I’m choosing to leave my legacy at the School that taught me how to think.”

“I’m choosing to leave my legacy at the school that taught me how to think.” — BETSEY HOMEIER ’81

BOLD ACTION CAMPAIGN IMPACT REPORT ANNUAL FUND Why I give.

30 ANNUAL FUND QUICK FACTS

$9.95M raised for the Annual Fund during the Bold Action Campaign

$700 100% average Annual Fund gift students, faculty and programs impacted

2,700 average number of donors per year

PARTICIPATION DURING THE BOLD ACTION CAMPAIGN

VOLUNTEERS FACULTY PARENTS ALUMNI

863 100% 81% 24% average parent volunteers generously served faculty contributed to the average alumni participation, participation the Annual Fund program. Annual Fund during the which is three times higher 2017-2018 academic year. than the national average for independent schools

BOLD ACTION CAMPAIGN IMPACT REPORT ANNUAL FUND WHY I GIVE

“I have felt the power of giving, which inspires me to give back.” — JARRETT YOUNG ’01

32 How MICDS Has Shaped the Youngs’ Annual Commitments

An MICDS “lifer,” Whitney Walker Young ’01 enjoyed a childhood that revolved around MICDS. Her husband, Jarrett Young ’01, began his MICDS journey in 7th grade with an instant love for Codasco football. Little did the two know that MICDS would eventually become the catalyst for a life of happiness. In fact, they’ve been together since Junior Prom in 2000. Now in their 12th year of marriage, Whitney said she still laughs at Jarrett’s jokes. It’s a classic MICDS love story—and not just because they met at MICDS, but also because of their lifelong commitment to the School, and most recently to the Bold Action Campaign, through annual giving.

The Youngs started giving to the MICDS Annual Fund in 2006, the same year they were married. Twelve years later and with two children, Henry and Effie, they’ve continued to make giving a habit, now through a monthly recurring gift program.

The Youngs and other generous donors understand that ensuring a thriving School requires commitment, and their contributions to the MICDS Annual Fund support the recurring, operational needs that fuel the educational experience for each child, year after year.

Why is philanthropy important to you? Why is giving back to MICDS

J: I was from North St. Louis and rode the Bi-State important to you? bus for a period of time to get to and from school. J: I met my wife here. I’ve stayed in touch with my I wouldn’t have been able to attend MICDS had former teachers, and I wouldn’t be who I am without it not been for the generosity of others giving to the education I received. I value the openness of the the School. community and the relationships I formed here. All of this brought meaning into my life. W: I hope to lessen the struggle for others who are less fortunate than me. I give in hope that W: MICDS provided me the ability to discover others like me will give and that those whom I help my strengths and passions and to grow up with will give once they are financially able. confidence. I want to provide others with that same opportunity. What influences your decision to give every year? Why is the MICDS Annual Fund the

J: There always existed in the MICDS community a best option for your family? willingness to give when you see a need. I have felt J: Participation matters, and it all adds up. the power of giving, which inspires me to give back. When a school is trying to raise funds for larger initiatives, alumni and parent participation shows W: My husband’s story inspires me to give. He commitment and value. Doing something small would never have attended MICDS had it not so that the institution can do something big is a been for the financial assistance provided by the no-brainer. School. I saw his life change. I want to provide opportunities to others and give back as a “thank W: When I was right out of college and even now, you” to MICDS for changing his life. the Annual Fund has allowed me to continue to give in a way that is financially manageable for us and our family.

Whitney Walker Young ‘01 and Jarrett Young ‘01 with children Effie and Henry. BOLD ACTION CAMPAIGN IMPACT REPORT THANK YOU BOLD ACTION DONORS “Thank you. 100 million times over. Thank you!”

— LISA LYLE, HEAD OF SCHOOL

34 THANK YOU DONORS

The following pages celebrate those donors who supported MICDS with cumulative gifts of $100 or more over the duration of the Bold Action Campaign, which ran publicly from the fiscal year July 1, 2012, through June 30, 2018. All gifts to the School are recognized, including outright donations, memorials, tributes, planned gifts and bequests. We are grateful for the generosity of all who contribute to MICDS.

$10 MILLION+ $250,000 - $499,999 Sally Braxton ’71 and Margaret and Elizabeth Hall ’58 and Florence Noland Baur ’40* Terry Schnuck E. Lawrence Keyes Jr. ’47* James S. McDonnell III ’54 Ruth and Thomas Brouster Sr. Bonnie Barton Summers ’57 and Donna DeWitt Lambert ’57 Clay Calvert ’83 Alwyn Eugene Wolfarth Julia Jansen ’86 and Jane and Stuart Campbell Amanda and Hal Wellford Stephen Lilly ’85 $4 MILLION – $9,999,999 Mrs. Donald Danforth Jr. Suzanne Limberg ’65 and Anonymous (2) Cristiana and Luiz Edmond Jean Mason III ’64 Camilla Thompson ’64 and R. Andy Gail ’08 $75,000 - $99,999 Nancy Simpson ’64 and Stephen Brauer ’63 Suzy and Richard Grote ’63 Linda Ferguson ’70 and J. B. Miller III ’58 Linda and John O’Hara ’81 Marjorie Johnson ’63 W. Elliot Benoist Victoria Fraser and Steven Miller Thelma and David Steward Bonnie and John Latzer ’55 Elizabeth Fort ’78 and Joan and Richard Millman Mary and David Steward II ’95 Alicia McDonnell ’86 Christopher Dorr Carole Laube ’60 and Harlan Wallingford ’45* Madhavi Kandula and Susan and Paul Goldberg ’76 Leigh Paquin ’60 Mitchell Platin Jennifer and Kimberly and Steven Pope Cynthia and Edward Potter ’70 David Grossman Sr. ’70 Nancy Bates ’85 and $1 MILLION – $3,999,999 Josephine Meier ’88 and Lisa Parriott ’82 and Jonathan Rianhard Dr. and Mrs. Stephen C. H. Meade Summers III R. Christopher Imbs In Memory of Suzanne Wynne Achuff ’60 Elizabeth and Timothy Swank Sally Curby Johnston ’59 Riepe ’58 by Charles Riepe Shellie and Tee Baur ’64 Debbie and Jack Thomas Jr. ’70 Anne and John McDonnell ’56 Rachael and Christine Taylor ’94 and Alden and Henry B. Pflager III ’80 John Burton Roberts III ’90 Lee Broughton Jeana and Walter Reisinger Jr. ’81 Silvane and Fued Sadala Jr. Katherine Burg ’35* $100,000 – $249,999 Andrea Mills Van Cleve ’76 and Heidi and Jason Saghir ’88 Mary Lee and Anonymous (4) Peter D. Van Cleve ’76 Tatyana and Robert Hermann ’40 Theresa and Henry Biggs ’82 Melissa and Christopher Wright James Schumaker ’65 Signa and Robert Hermann Jr. ’70 Adrienne & John E. Brauch Jr. Callaway and Michael Zuccarello Edward Simmons III ’55 Kerry and William Holekamp in Memory of Catherine Henry Summers Jr. Lotsie Hermann Holton ’67 and “Cam” Brauch Joanna Eckhoff ’89 and Rick Holton Margaret and Parker Condie Jr. ’81 $50,000 - $74,999 Steven Tschudy ’84 Carol Bodenheimer Loeb ‘59 Molly and Jack and Laura Anderson Cricket Cooper and Karen Petersen ’59* and Christopher Danforth ’94 Mary and Rufus Barton III ’59 Thomas Tuthill ’68 Philip Mann William Danforth ’44 Jennifer and Andrew Baur ’85 Tamera and William Withington Carolyn and William Polk Jr. ’74 Susanne Morris ’58 and Julie and Richard Baur ’88 Carrie and Ross Woolsey III ’67 Barbara and Andrew Taylor Melbern Glasscock Genevieve and Joseph Bianco Adelaide Ward Leslie and Steven Goldberg Marion Bischoff ’53 and The B.K. Werner Family ’86 Lisa and Daniel Guirl Van-Lear Black III ’48 $25,000 - $49,999 Katharine Thompson ’60 and Suzanne Snowden ’95 and Anonymous Frederick Hanser ’59 Blackford Brauer ’95 Tonia and David Angle II $500,000 - $999,999 Elizabeth Wetterau ’79 and Phoebe Scott ’69 and Julie and Justin Aylward ’98 Anonymous Keith Harbison ’75 Spencer Burke ’65 Polly and Christopher Bade ’95 Charles Cella ’54* Eugene Harris ’82 Michelle Leith ’88 and Katherine and Harold Baldwin ’83 Pauline and John Cella ’81 Kathryn Danforth Hollo ’78 and Jeffrey Cohen ’88 Laura Danforth ’81 and Rochelle and Louis Cella ’83 David M. Hollo ’73 Susannah and Charles Barnes George Erker ’39* Christy Franchot James ’65 Donald Danforth III ’85 Diana and Jay Baumohl Merle and Gregory Fox* Nancy Ylvisaker and Rand Dankner ’71 Laurie and Edward Baur Jr. ’87 Harris Frank ’43 Wesley Jones ’74 Mary Ann and Pankaj Desai Katherine Button Bell Margaret Wightman Kobusch ’56 Amy and James Kalishman Spencer Desai ’83 Kelly and Steven Bloom Lynn and Kristopher Kosup ’84 Mary* and Oliver Langenberg ’29* Martinna and Charles Dill Sr. Barbara Smith ’58 and Harriet Cella Marshall ’88 Margaret Ann and Nettie Orthwein Dodge ’63 Reginald Brack* Kathleen Kohlbry ’76 and Michael Latta ’59 Melissa and Scott Duncan Marie ’64 and John Brauer James Mooney Kelly and Brent Layton Julie and Bradley Ellis Christina Franc ’87 and Daniel Singer ’54 Lois and William Leith Marjorie and Steven Brown Jane Spoehrer ’56 and Stacey and Richard Liekweg Terry Franc III ’54 and Family Elizabeth and L. M. Brunt Robert Tschudy* Talbot Leland ’54 and Marianne Schultz ’64 and Barbara and Stephen Burrows Trudy Busch Valentine and Family John MacCarthy ’50 Martin Galt III ’60 Kelly and Brian Butler Susan Kobusch ’85 and Mrs. Angela J. Martin Carol and Marc Goldstein Mary White ’78 and Joseph Werner II ’84 Anne Stupp ’64 and Judith and Kenneth Gurley Jean-Jacques Carnal ’74 Linda Tschudy ’81 and Charles McAlpin ’65 Doris Haverstick ’70 Donna and John Carruthers Peter Werner Robin and Joseph McClanathan Marty and Andrew Hereford ’85 Pele and Frank Childress ’79 Helen Wetterau McKay Baur Mills ’92 and Sheila Morrin Humphreys ’59 Emily and Matthew Coen Jason Mills Douglas Hundley ’62* Stacy and James Cooper John Momtazee ’89 Teresa and Bill Hutton Isabelle Coovert Richard Nelson ’58 Renee and Don Johnson Jr. Tara Hurley and Warren Phillips ’05 Jeanne and David Kennedy James Croom Jr. ’90

*Deceased

BOLD ACTION CAMPAIGN IMPACT REPORT Patricia Flance ’64 and Melanie and Barclay Nelson ’88 Kathleen Woolsey ’86 and Michelle and Mark Hammersmith Jack Croughan* Elizabeth and Richard Nix Jr. Kip Bilderback Pamela and Arthur Handman Carolyn Danforth ’77* Olivia Herman and Donna and James Block Sr. Suzanne Siegel ’45 and Elizabeth and Joel Dennis David Nuzum ’92 Catherine Shelton Bollinger ’64 Earle Harbison Jr. Abigail Desai ’14 Rachel and John Oliver III William Bowersox ’57 Lynn and Richard Harmon Kaitlyn Desai ’07 Kimberly and Bruce Olson Melynda and Steven Brackney Tracy, Brendan and Dylan Hart Spencer Desai ’13 Audrey Wallace Otto ’54 Sarah Saghir ’94 and Sari and Eric Hausler Kathy and Bill DeWitt Jr. ’59 Mary and Eric Paine A. Jason Brauer ’94 Kathryn and Samuel Hayes Mary and James Dierberg Cynthia S. Peters ’67 and Katherine Green Bruckel ’88 Sara and David Hebner Susan Howe ’67 and Raymond W. Peters II ’67 Barbara Bryant Gail and Steven Hochberg Ronald Dubin Sondra Peters Sandra and Darren Buddemeyer Megan Kolbrener ’96 and Susan Spoehrer ’54 and Helen Pierson Susan* and Dana Bussen Clifford Holekamp Howard Elliott Jr. ’52 Kathleen and Nicholas Potter ’95 Patricia and Luis Campedelli Leslie and Mark Hood Richard Engelsmann ’57 Linda and Grier Raclin Rebecca Cannon ’74 and Janet Jones ’76 and Marlyn* and Alyn Essman* Emily and Derek Rapp ’80 Joseph Carey Tom Horlacher Marguerite Potter Feinberg Jennifer and Kent Rapp ’76 Stacey and Christopher Carman Elizabeth Scudder ’44* and Andrea and Rob Feldman Sue and Kip Rapp* Trisha Becker and Eric Carmichael James Howe III ’40* Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Flanigan Cheryl and Ray Robbins Jr. Anne and Daniel Carpenter Jill Pruellage ’86 and Sean Hunt Laura and Robert Fraley Deborah and Martin Rush Kristen Etling ’84 and Shu-Fang and Dah-Yun Hwang Charles D. Franc ’89 Gail Weiss and James Chalfant ’81 Jane and Joel Hylen Stacie and T. S. Franc ’84 Christopher Sagovac ’80 Wendy and Peter Chambers Page Melton Ivie and Allan Ivie IV Eunice and Wayne Francis Lisa Lyle and David Sanders Marian Foster ’59* and Shelley Bush Jansing ’53 Mary and Joseph Gira ’89 Almira Baldwin ’54 and Nicholas Clifford Sr. ’57 Fangfang Zhang and Guangxi Jin Patricia and John Sant ’50 Janet Codding ’44* Bettie Schroth Johnson ’52 Thomas Goldberg ’71 Geetha Rao ’82 and Madeleine Birmingham ’73 and Kimberley and Robert Goldfarb ’63 Timothy Sant ’82 Robert Cole ’68 C. Brendan Johnson ’87 Stacey and Elizabeth and Stephen Schott Ellen and Laurence Condie Sr. ’61 Susan and Richard Johnston Louis Goltermann III ’89 Alice Wuertenbaecher ’74 and Kierstin and Sander Coovert II ’86 Sarah and Landon Jones Jr. ’62 Nela Navarrine and Mark Sedgwick ’72 Elizabeth Dennig ’75 and Dotty and Jeffrey Judd Pablo Gonzalez Laura and Paul Sforza Christopher Coulter Lynn and Brian Kalcic Courtney Desai ’97 and Karen and Jim Shaughnessy Andrew Cowen Eleanor Withers and Jordan Goodman Laura and Paul Shaughnessy Alicia Lydon ’67 and Ralph Kalish, Jr.* Valerie Ratts and Isabel Disbrow ’49 and James Crawford III ’64 Nancy Freund Kalishman ’47 Matthew Gornet John Shepley ’42 Anne Nickel Curtin ’67 Deborah Kaufman Patrice and Ernest Greer ’84 Lewis Shepley ’57 Sarah and Greg Daney Claire and Lee Kaufman Jr. ’61 Karen and Jeanne and Rex Sinquefield Sally Dobson ’55 and Richard Kellner Sidney Grossman Jr. ’73 Kathleen and Douglas Sprong John Danforth ’54 Gail and Glenn Kellow Cynthia and Nelson Grumney Jr. Marcella McDonnell ’81 and Sondra and Lawrence Denk Chris Kienstra Noel Messing ’66 and Gregory Stevens Patricia and Debra Kienstra Terrance Hefty Anne and W. Carter Sullivan III ’75 Charles Disbrow II ’54 Bethany Gasparovic and Diane and Stephen Holste Mary and Edmund Sumner ’65 DiAnne Drake Robert Klahr ’87 Maggie and Ron Holtman* Ellen Armstrong ’56 and Terry and Clay Dunagan Lesley Cherbonnier ’40 and Catherine Kenny ’77 and John Wallace Jr. ’52 John Dunagan ’13 William Knowles* Nelson Howe II ’71 Jane and William Wallace ’78 Barbara Baur ’64 and Peggy and Andrew Krainik Marianne* and Sara and Todd Weaver Charles Dunlap Julia and Stephen Lanese ’98 Arthur Howell Jr. ’36* Lisa and Arthur Weiss Laura and Michael Ellenhorn Linda and Thomas Langsdorf ’65 Susan Critchfield* and Diane Compardo and Susan and David Elliott ’63 Hadley Baur Laughlin ’92 Sanjay Jain Ronald Wienstroer Constance and Robert Ellis ’67 Michelle and Richard Lee Holly McDonnell ’87 and Sharon and Jonathan Williams Carol* and Donald Elsaesser* Sally Spoehrer ’58 and William James Janet and Steven Wilson Anne Riordan and Ned Lemkemeier Tracy Kaye ’86 and Elaine and William Wolff ’43 Mohammad Emami Neil Leyland Daniel Jasper ’86 Cynthia Ma and David Yuan Rosalie Ewing ’66 and J. C. Engler Catherine Payne ’88 and Lisa and Daniel Johnson ’78 Kendra and James Epstein Jeffrey Lignelli Karen and Raymond Kalinowski John Flowers ’93 John K. Lilly ’44* Diana and Andrew Kohn ’80 $10,000 - $24,999 Becky Jones ’64 and Julie and Jim Lohr Nancy and Edward Koplar Anonymous (3) Lucien Fouke Jr. ’59 SuAnne and James Lopata ’63 Emily Brady Koplar ’98 and Alice Langenberg ’65 and Marilyn and Sam Fox Sarah Otto ’61* and Robert Koplar ’98 Walter Abrams Penny and John Freund ’63 Andrew Love Jr. ’61 Karen and John Krause Melissa Engelsmann ’80 and Nathalie and Michael Gabel Kathryn Elliott ’84 and Mary Hermann ’85 and Thomas Acker Stephanie and George Love John Lemkemeier Julie and Brice Adamson Joseph Gallagher Jr. Kate and John MacCarthy ’78 Ann and Edwin Levis III Ronnie and Harry Agress Jr. ’64 Carol O’Neill and Albert Gallardo Alaina and Daniel Macia Ina Aronberg Levy ’37* Omobola and Benjamin Akande Susan Stupin and Tedi and Ed Macias Gregg and Brandy Lippert Jennifer and Jason Amato Theodore Gamble Jr. ’71 Mimi MacDonald ’83 and Carol Bodine Lloyd ’72 Melissa and Christopher Anstey Shauna and Jonathan Garside Mike Maguire Robert Lloyd ’72 Mary Atkin Christina and Jeffrey Giles ’94 Susan and Jay Marshall II ’64 Michele and John Lochhead Amy and Mark Bade Nicki Mitchell ’59 and Molly Lane ’65 and Jay Mason ’64 Ronald Lowy ’61 Pamela Moulton Baker ’66 John Gillis Jr. ’57 Mary and John Mason Leanne and Eli Lustgarten Placide and Andy Barada ’63 Wendy and Shannon and Mark McCollough Victoria and William McAlister Emily Keyes ’56* and Frederick Goldberg Jr. ’65 Mai and Michael McLaughlin J. M. Medart ’75 Clarence Barksdale ’50 Suzanne and Curtis Goot Paula and Ricardo Melo Jackie and Mark Militello ’80 Manuela and Jill and William Gould Amy and Carlo Merlo Andrea and Charles Miller Frederick Bartelsmeyer Rebecca and Mark Hadfield Lisa Prinster-Messey and Jorj and George Morgan Jr. ’64 Margaret and Rebecca Howe ’74 and Richard Messey Lori and David Moser Patrick Behan Jr. ’87 Arthur Hailand Arlene Naschke and Kathleen and Paul Munsch Michael Bell Melissa Bean and Roswell Messing III ’60 Barbara and Patrick Murphy Penelope and John Biggs Charles Halbeck Ann Metcalfe*

36 Betsy Hall ’87 and Kevin Miller* Sharon and Glen Stettin Derek Bryant ’90 Kimberly and Steven Goldenberg Ellen and Michael Milne Lisa and Steven Stine Kelly Erb ’07 and Justin Bryant ’07 Elaine Kaufman ’86 and Rosalyn and David Mudd Ann and Stuart Stock ’64 Emily Barksdale ’86 and Michael Goldman Martha* and James Neville* Margaret and Keith Bryant Stacey Lohr ’89 and Janene Berra-Nicpon and Kenneth Strassner ’64 Michelle Beisner and Robert Graves Joseph Nicpon II Perry and Donald Streett ’52 Joseph Buck ’87 Jan Schonwald ’60 and Elizabeth Elliott ’87 and Peter Swank ’01 Hugh Burke ’73 Ronald Greenberg Charles Niedringhaus ’86 Bonnie Black Taylor ’68 Elaine and Steve Burkhardt Aaron Greenspan Linda and Laurie and David Thiemann Lindsay and William Bush Ann Greenspan Wallace Niedringhaus Jr. ’62 Nancy and Victor Thompson Sydney Hoeltzli and Carolyn and August Hager III Elizabeth and George Niesen Blair and William Thompson Rodney Cadanau Cynthia Dennison ’89 and Kimberly and Seiichi Noda Thomas Tipton ’77 Pilar and Judson Calkins William Haines Pamela Woodard and Jennifer and Nicholas Tompras Jane and Shane Calkins Randa Sawaf-Hajji and Edward O’Donnell Lynn and Paul Trelstad Anne Carman Mazen Hajji Kimberly and Timothy Oliver Thomas Erb and Tracy Tretiak Letah Hickman Carruthers ’78 Elizabeth and Richard Hall ’89 Carole and Sturla Olsen Melissa and Mark Turken Victoria and Michael Chabot Ursula Kopij and Barton Hamilton Virginia and Betsy and Robert Unger ’65 Jhansi and Anindya Chakraborty Patricia and R. Carey Hannum Stephen Orthwein ’64* Danielle and Bert Vescolani Victoria Shinkle ’64 and Andrea and Brett Hart Jean Schaffer and Dan Ory Tammy and Richard Walsh Jr. Sumner Charles ’62 Salim Hawatmeh ’91 Kristin and John Pantanella Harriette Moore ’80 and Yvette and Calbert Cheaney Kerri and David Helms Allison Brightman ’75 and Peter Warren Jane Zhao and Kevin Chen Fonda and Gerald Hereford ’80 John Patella Josephine ’59 and Richard Weil Brondy Leung and Marty Cheng Janet Crowell ’53 and Talbot MacCarthy ’80 and Bobby Sanderson and Seema and Lalit Chouhan Cowles Herr Henry Payne IV David Weiss ’81 Lynda Brady and Oliver Chrisler Oliver “Budge” Hickel ’63 John Peluso Jr. Hope Jones Welles ’71 and Suzanne and C. Kent Christian Christy and Thomas Hickey ’91 Jean Mitchell Pennington ’37* David Welles Jr. Ann Elzemeyer Clark ’67 Kevin Holt Jacqueline Phillips Heather Wood Courtenay and Patricia and Bart Holtzman Dana and Troy Pohlman Mary Ann and Scott Wymore* Christopher Clark ’98 Iwona and David Hopkins Julia Lloyd ’96 and Min Pan and Jeff Xu Peter Clark Jr. ’97 Cynthia and Kevin Howard Steven Ponciroli Eleanor and Gregor Yuska Carol and James Clarkson ’58 Virginia Hanses ’83 and Kathleen and James Probst Jr. Sherry Ma and Jianmin Zhao Donna and Jonathan Cohen John Howell Jr. ’83 Linda and Mark Proctor John Cole Jr. ’65 Maureen and Kevin Hurley Sarah and William Pruellage ’91 Georgia Dunbar Van Cleve ’47 Molly and H. Curtis Ittner Jr. ’76 Lindsay Newbold ’87 and $5,000 - $9,999 and John Colwell Susan Shepherd Ittner ’78 John Purcell Helen and Joon Ahn Constance Darmstatter ’58 and Meghan and Julie and Eric Ralph Kathleen and Arthur Ahrens Lewis Counts James Rush James IV ’99 Susan and Joseph Rechter ’69 Tamara and Bart Aitken Mary Ellen Coyle Sharon and Russell John Heidi St. Peter and Heather and Robert Akred Susan Shoenberg Cronholm ’65 Jody and Stephen Jones ’66 Winthrop Reed III Cynthia Hayward ’51 and and Robert Cronholm Graham Kalish ’07 Claudia Dreyer Ribeiro and Charles Allen Jr. ’41 Joan and David Culver ’59 Mary and Manning Kalish ’01 Marcelo Rentz Ribeiro Lisa Schlesinger and Suzanne and Melvyn Defrin Danielle and Powell Kalish ’04 Harriet Travilla ’74 and Charles Allen IV ’73 Deborah and David Deibel ’64 Sona and Vinay Kamat Allan Reynolds Jr. Alison and Matthew Alpert Sandra Dillard Erin and Kevin Kane Jennifer Wilson ’92 and Nafisa Bashar and Iqbal Amin Jin Xie and Yiwei Ding Caryn Fine and Tod Reynolds Melissa Lane ’92 and John Anton Wei Sun and Zhihua Dong Robert Kanterman Stacy Robbins Susan Frelich ’66 and Kavitha Kosuri and Amit Doshi Julie and Lawrence Keeley Jr. M. Weldon Rogers III ’59 Robert Appleton Amy McFarland ’85 and Tracy and Jay Keener Andrea and Charles Royce Eugenie Lodwick Armstrong ’50* Douglas Dove Michele Kemp Katherine Bates ’83 and Sharon and Thomas Aylward Carolyn and Gregory Duchars Virginia Drosten ’65 and Michael Ruwitch Elizabeth and Robert Baisch Kirsten and John Dunlap III Patrick Kenadjian Cynthia and Frank Sant ’84 Iona and Richard Baldwin Jr. ’57 Nina Orthwein Durham ’61 Sheila and Thomas Kendrick Stephen Schaubert ’64* Holly Rosner ’84 and Hal Ball ’80 Heidi and Christopher Durr ’87 Carol and Burton Kennedy ’67 Margaret Brown ’88 and Inga Ball* Jennifer and David Durrill Jr. Sarah and Stanard Klinefelter ’65 David Schmid Paula and John Barksdale ’82 Rebecca and David Ebershoff Karen and James Klingler Mrs. Edward Schnuck Diane and Jeffrey Barone Nina and Thomas Ellinwood Stephanie and Brian Kolman Patience Phillips ’75 and Jessica and Richard Bauer Anette and Fredrik Engelhardt Matthew Krieg ’03 W. B. Schock ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Carson F. Baur Annie Beattie and Elizabeth Thomas Lakovitch ’99 Stephanie and Philip Schroeder Gloria and Gary Behm Ken Engelsmann ’95 C. R. LaMothe ’54* Laura and Douglas Schukar ’82 Hui Hua and Keith Bernstein Jane Bridges ’51 and Robert Evans Mary* and Hugh Scott Jr. ’39* Angela and Mark Bernstein Lorena and Kent Faerber ’59 Benjamin Lancaster Jr. Ann Cady ’67 and Val and James Bess ’82 Jami Ake and Jill Fechtman Barbara Landesman Hugh Scott III ’67 Sharbani Maitra and Ellen and Steven Fern Laura and John Laughlin Jr. Barbara Bry and Neil Senturia ’63 Biswajit Bhattacharya Juan and Helena Ferreira Cathy and Seth Leadbeater Kim and Dwight Seward Jr. ’83 Roula Al-dahhak and Sam Bishara Kristine and Brian Finlay ’84* Laura and John Lee Jennifer and Bryan Sewing Emily and George Bitting Jr. ’82 Doris and Howard Finlay Mallissa and Leander Lee Michael ’73 and Debbie Shepherd Blue Whale Café Lisa and Robert Forsyth ’79 Sharon and Cliff Leve Steven Shepley ’76 Joanne and Robert Bodine Sarah and Lucien Fouke III ’88 Yuh-Ling Lu and Tai Lin Sudie Black ’61 and Brian Shinkle Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Bollis Nancy and Byron Francis ’67 Janice Li and Michael Liu Traci and Kevin Short Leslie Bond Jr. ’75 Pam and Robert Frank ’62 Stephen Loeb ’49 Christy and Jeffrey Singer Edmund Boyce Jr. Jane and Jeffrey Frederici Carrie McNally and Tracey and Jeffrey Singer Leslie and Brett Brandtjen Korina and Matthew Gabrielson Claude Maechling ’85 Dee Anne and Torbjorn Sjogren Nancy Reding ’85 and Stacy and F. Scott Galt ’90 Angela and Robert Mahoney ’89 Bridget and David Sliney James Breckenridge ’84 Vani and Srinivasa Gangavarapu Ming and Daniel Mandoli Martine and Emmet Smith ’65 Keith Bridwell ’71 Diane Raith ’49 and Tom Margulis ’88 Karen and David Smoller Elizabeth and Hunter Brown Edmond Garesché III ’48* Jamey Miller Maune ’87 Juanita and Mark Snyder David Brownstein Edes Gilbert Ellen Hiatt and Barnet McKee ’71 Elizabeth and Mary Ann and J. R. Bryan Jennifer and John Gillis ’85 Constance Bascom ’65 and C. Baxter Southern III Christina Bryant ’02 Abby and Joseph Goldberg ’95 John McPheeters ’65

*Deceased

BOLD ACTION CAMPAIGN IMPACT REPORT Andrea and David Meade Lori Ann and Vincent Stanec III Carrie and Jeremy Bell ’92 Joan and Clifford Faddis Jr. Susan and Scott Mellanby Nora Rand ’54 and Walter Stern* Tatyana Petrosova and Andrea and Scott Fehr Mary Anne and Chase and John Stevenson IV ’85 Alex Beyzer Barbara and Thomas Feiner Richard Mellow III ’70 Edward Stivers III ’89 Rakhee and Sam Bhayani Susan and Christopher Felling Heather Dunaway ’84 and Ken Streett ’54 Melinda and Jeffrey Bierman Dom and Sharon Fenoglio Matthew Mikula The Swank Family Christopher Bitting ’85 Ana Carolina Vicente de Azevedo Katharine and Anthony Mikulec Michelle and K. Timothy Swanson Jacqueline Israel ’64 and and Andre Ferreira Caroline and Scott Miller ’88 Judith and Fenton Talbott Peter Blakeslee Peggy and Terrence Finn ’75 Mary and James Minton ’76 Hana Tepper ’95 and Brian Taylor Marci and Kenneth Bluestone Sheila and Richard Flom Mark Mittleman ’64 Laurie and James Theiss Alice Blanke ’58 and Julie and Ted Flom Debbie and Rick Monterubio Monika and Tom Tokarczyk Edward Boeschenstein Wynne and John Ford ’80 Serena Park ’85 and John Moon Lisa and Trenton Toone Catherine and David Bohigian ’88 Anne and Torrey Foster ’52 Eleanor Johnson Moore ’52* Stokley Towles ’53* Christopher Brennan ’94 Susan and Julius Frager ’59 Pam and James Morgan ’67 Carol and Sid Tracy Ann Lortz ’57 and John Brightman* Jan and H. J. Frank Jr. ’69 Cheryl and David Morley John B. Trent Jr. ’71 Julie and Jeffery Brooks Linda Liu and Changlin Fu Gretchen and Renee and Jason Turkin Glenda and Robert Brooks ’61 Margo and Chad Funkhouser R. Scott Morris Jr. ’88 Kimberley Walker and Karen and J. Rodney Bryan Jr. ’85 Nicole Gaddess ’92 Elizabeth and David Mueller James Villeneuve Teresa and Richard Buckley Jr. ’68 Kara and Michael Gatto Harry and Genie Mueller Mary and John Virant Laura Horan Burke ’75 Tracy and Jay Gatz Kathleen and James Myer ’79 Sarah and Eric von Hoven Frances Van Dyke ’75 and Margaret Williams ’64 and Kim and Edward T. Noland Jr. ’95 Frances and Robert Vorlop Scott Burkham ’73 Philip George Louise Horan ’68 and Greta and Jim Voss Gloria and Michael Burns ’70 Anthony Georgiadis ’96 Edward Noland IV ’67 Georgia Cady ’76 and Kelley and Powell Carman Judith Williams ’65 and Cathleen and Jeffrey Nourie Ned Wasniewski Lisa and Thomas Carnahan James Gibbons Jenna and Everett Oesch III ’98 Kathryn Lungstras ’56 and Marjorie and Michael Carr Abigail Engelsmann ’95 and Mary and David Oetting ’70 John Welsh Henry Chang ’88 Douglas Giles ’93 Elizabeth Hardesty ’84 and Laura Pons and Jonathan Whitley Sandra Doughton ’59 and Kathleen and Paul Goessling Jr. ’54 Michael O’Keefe Susan and Felix Williams VI Larry Chapin Lori and John Goltermann Jr. ’90 Yolanda Olivier Marnie and Justin Williamson IV Feng Ling and Xiang Chen Sundari Balan and Lissa Gianotti and Hugh O’Neill Lisa Clausner ’80 and Bei Zhang and Xin Chen Radhakrishnan Gopalan David Orthwein ’77 Charles Windsor Jr. ’79 Xiumin Wang and Zhui Chen Shobha Bhaskar and Beverly and Peter Orthwein ’64 Annalena and Jonathan Winer ’88 Anthony Chivetta IV ’08 Bhaskar Gowda Delores and Dick Otke Sally Schaum ’66 and Mary and Arthur Chou Marla and Audrey Otto ’80 Michael Witte ’62 Leslie Shillington ’80 and Joseph Griesedieck Jr. ’62 Peter Pace Susan and Frank Wolff Jr. ’64 Michael Christ ’86 Gale and Dustin Griffin II ’61 Carmen Ubarri and Daniel Parietti Sherry and Gary Wolff ’68 Brittany and Jeffrey Ciaramita Dudley Roulhac ’63 and Elizabeth Johnston Parker ’82 Ana and Adam Woodard Mary and William Clarkson Jr. James Grove Jr. ’62 Ashley and Jackson Parriott ’83 Katherine and Virgil Work Jr. Leslie and Michael Cohen ’79 Jennifer and Steven Hahn Leah and Mark Paskar ’92 Winston Wren ’91 Karen and Herbert Condie III ’55 Amanda and Didier Halford Rachel and James Paul Kathy and Ken Yamaguchi Stephanie and Marilyn Schneider Hamer ’48 Meredith Wolfarth ’88 and Shvetha and Paul Zarek Christopher Connell ’88 Cynthia and John Handy Peter Perkins Eleni and James Zemlyak Brian Conti ’94 Marilyn and Sidney Hanish Shari and Michael Pfefferkorn Fock Chook and Cheng Zheng Amber and Daniel Cooper ’95 Dorothy Hanpeter ’45 Ashley and Gregory Polce Helen Hobart and Gloria and Philip Cowen Ashley McMullin ’92 and Cynthia Danforth ’75* and Dave Zorensky ’64 Elizabeth Jones ’67 and Albert Hanser Robert Prather Elizabeth and Paul Zurlinden Stephen Crawford ’66 Margaret and Timothy Hanser ’85 Barbara Singer Pratter ’68 Michaele Penkoske and Patricia and Harvard Hecker ’33* Lauren and Christopher Pronger Robert Cusworth Carolyn Frank ’56 and Jay Henges Carol and John Pruellage Jr. ’89 $2,500 - $4,999 Happy Hazelton Daily ’91 and Robin Cornwell ’73* and Carla Coelho and Odilon Queiroz Anonymous (3) Craig Daily L. Shepley Hermann ’71 Christina and Harry Quigley ’63 Christina and David Abel Tammy and William Damrath ’88 Cynthia and Peter Herzog III Catherine Goldring ’89 and Hope and Kirill Abramov Elizabeth Danforth ’80 Alexis and Maurice Quiroga Shaheen Mansoor and Robert Daus A. Charles Hiemenz IV ’02 Shuyi and Ronald Ragland Shakeel Ahmed Bryan Davis ’89 Susan and Christopher Hiemenz Kanika Pandey and Wendi Alper-Pressman ’78 Maria and George Desloge Julia Hiemenz* Shrikant Ramachandran Donald Altvater ’69* Terrie and Thomas Desloge Nancy and John Hillhouse Marni and Joel Rebmann Enid Oonk Altvater ’45* JiaMin and Michael Dierberg ’89 Janine Heitland Hofer ’84 and Heidi and Christopher Richter Martha and Frederick Altvater ’75 Cindy and Charles Dill Jr. ’82 Thomas Hofer Amanda and Brian Rickers Katherine Altvater ’77 Laurie and Doug Dohring Melinda and Marc Holtz ’74 Marcia and John Ritter ’69 Cynthia Sorn and Cynthia Kohlbry ’74 and Robin Kuo and James Howerton Nancy and John Ross Jr. Paul Anagnostopoulos ’70 James Dolan Emily Freeman ’89 and Lori and Bruce Roth Lauren and Abigail Butler Domine ’92 Patrick Huber Janey Culver ’68 and F. Jack Anderson III ’05 Sherry and Daniel Dreisewerd Carrie and Larry Hughes Ernest Rouse III ’63 Charmaine and Sajid Ansari Jamie Stern ’81 and Robert Driver Mary Anne and Monica Roy Karth Antony Amy Dubman Stephen Hughes ’84 Angela and Robert Ryerson Jr. Eliza and William Applegate Elizabeth Sims ’78 and Linda and Jesse Hunter Patricia and Steve Schepman Jr. ’91 Ann and Peter Aranda James Duff Cynthia and Shepard Hyken ’78 Betty and Lloyd Schermer ’45 Elizabeth and William Arnold Kathryn Duffin ’95 Mary and Michael Jarrell Constance and John Schoenecker Jodi and Maty Aronson Renee and Marvin Dufner Elizabeth Johnson John Seed Dora Kim ’83 and Ted Baer* Lakshmi and Ashwin Dundoo ’80 Mary and Gregory Johnson Susan and Mark Sherman ’82 Jill and Thomas Barad ’70 Sharon and David Dunn Cindy and Robbie Johnson Kate Dewey and Craig Siegel John Barker ’83 Catherine and Corinne Dennig ’79 and Toniya and Inderjit Singh Christina and Charles Bascom ’59 Benjamin Edwards IV ’73 Meredith Jones III Michelle and Daniel Smith Caroline and Harold Bean Jr. Sally* and John Elson ’61 Anne and Barry Kane Deborah and Gregory Smith ’75 Pamela and Thomas Bearden Margaret and Jody and Gary Kaplan John Soest ’56 Linda Loeb ’76 and H. Cappel Eschenroeder Jr. ’73 Marketa Kasalova and Annelle and Harlee Sorkin Bernard Bearman Jr. ’75 Kate and Marc Essensa Jan Kasal

38 Shannon Lopata ’92 and Alice and Mark O’Bryan Naomi and Micah Tepper ’92 Martha Baer ’57 Peter Kastor Bonita and Theodore Otti Veronica and Michelle and Roland Baer Jr. ’55 Nitika and Sumesh Kaswan Carla and Orlando Pace Daniel Theodoro ’89 Deborah and Richard Baldwin III ’85 Tulika and Anup Katyal Umarani and Srinivasa Rao Pandiri Nancy Dillard ’80 and Nancy and Henry Bangert ’70 Francine and Simon Katz Ann and John Parish Addison Thomas Catherine and Jan Bansch Brian Kearins Carrie and Brian Patchett Elyse Thomas Marlin and Edward Barad ’65 Katherine Kearins Mary Turner ’65 and Frank Thomas Ana Rodrigues and Vinicius Barbosa Shelley and Edward Keller Jr. ’79 Norman Pattiz Adam Thompson ’05 Gregory Barr ’83 Suzanne and John Kjorlien ’68 Katherine and James Pender ’55 Bryan Thompson ’12 John Bartlett ’63 Rosemary Klein Amanda Peters ’96 Christy Kloecker ’84 and Sarah and John Baumstark Jr. Carol Swartout ’75 and Ward Klein Diane and Karl Petersen Christopher Thompson ’84 Tracy and Scott Bazoian Elizabeth Hersh and Sarina Tekwani Phatak ’93 Sudie and Mark Throdahl ’69 Irina and Daniel Becker Robert Kleinlehrer Trent Barnes ’62 and Fan and Randall Tielking Mary* and Ernest Behnke Janet and Newell Knight Jr. ’45* Thomas Phelps* Lynn and Eugene Toombs IV ’87 Laura and Peter Benoist Jean and David Koller Georgia Simmons Pierpont ’36 Jean and E. Jason Tremblay ’92 Margaret Drum ’57 and Samuel Koplar ’99 Joseph Pinz Michael Trenkmann ’95 E. W. Bergfeld Friederike and Daniel Kreisel Maria Pinz Gail and Joseph Trigg Sr. ’54 Banasree and Heather Rosner ’89 and Susan and William Piper ’73 Mary and Frank Trulaske Anupam Bhattacharyya Harold Kroeger ’88 Barbara and Jason Pulos Jiling and Max Tsai Shyamolika Shanker and Kelly and Matthew LaMartina Janet and Todd Purdy Qiong Zhong and Chunhao Tu Ravi Bhoothanath Earl Larson Chiung Tan and Nicholas Ragone Ann Marie Behm and Margaret Chamness Bible ’70 Julie and William Latta ’85 Elizabeth Hobson Rand ’55 Mat Turner ’83 Eric Bierling Karyn and Christopher Lenox ’95 Winthrop Reed Jr. ’64 Julie and Robert Tynes Jennifer Bierling Angela and Robert Lesslie Eloise Lipscomb ’79 and Sarah and Scott Underwood Elizabeth Payne ’64 and Amelia and Mark Lewis Sr. Kent Reynolds Hemalatha Natarajan and John Biggs Jr. Fang Zhao and Haitao Li Suzanne Riley Natarajan Venkataramanh Martina Garris-Bingham and Allison Light Paula and Rodger Riney Lynn Ann and Paul Vogel Galen Bingham Dorothy and Carl Lindsey Christina and Brian Roche ’87 Marie Williams ’45 and Courtney and Michael Birkel Judith and Robert Little Paula and Charles Ross III ’62 Adalbert von Gontard Jr. ’43 Jacqueline Kam-Blackard and Courtney and Edward Loeb ’82 Kristi and Charles Ross IV ’89 Paul V. von Gontard ’44* William Blackard Jeanine and Mark Lohmann Julie and Christopher Rothrock Kelly and Mark Wallace Jennifer Blackmon Nancy and Gary Lorenz Virginia (Russell ’61) and David Wang Nida and Chad Bockert Elizabeth and Philip Loughlin IV ’85 John Rowe Yinan and Shiwen Wang Alicia Reese ’89 and Arthur Lubke Jr. ’54* Carol Thomas Ruikka ’60 Mini Kumar and Manoj Warrier Michael Boellhoff Gina and Jeffrey Luhnow Laura and Edward Ryan Cathleen and David Waynick Kathy and Lee Neill ’68 and Maggie Littlefield Sahlman ’01 Maureen and Howard Weiser Edward Boeschenstein ’88 David MacCallum Annette McRoberts ’79 and Hilary Babcock and Andrew White Elizabeth Kenny ’84 and Alix and Alexander Mackey ’94 William Sant III ’76 Ann Tobin ’75 and Brandt Bohlmann Aqsa Ahmad-Majeed and Betty and Arthur Schmid* Dickson Whitney Ann Hinchey ’63 and Fazal Majeed ’88 Jane and Thomas Schott ’86 Wendy Goessling ’80 and Kenneth Bohm Laura and Stefen Marin Jennifer and Matt Schuckman Clark Wolfsberger ’81 Mary Gamble Booth ’46 Elizabeth Marshall* Stacey Murphy and Clark Schultz Meghan and David Woltz Prasuna and Nageswara Boppana Lori Nelson ’86 and David Martin F. Carl Schumacher Jr. ’61* Brenda and Ernest Wright Nikki and Bartley Bouchein ’89 Georgia Remington ’76 and Maura Catherine and Amy and Thomas Wright ’83 Kia and Jean Bourdon ’63 Paul Martin ’76 John Senneff Susan Fitzpatrick and Susan Forney ’59 and Michelle and Matthew Matava Amy and Courtney Shands III ’74 Thomas Wyman Stephen Boyd ’51 Drs. Cheryl and Michael Mauney Anna Marie and Caroline Sherwin ’86 and Linda and Barry Bozarth Elizabeth and Robert F. Shapiro ’52 Fritz Zaegel Cathleen and Dietrich Brand ’60 James Mauzé Jr. ’82 Jane Smith Shapleigh ’38* Sumera and Sajid Zafar Sandi and Robert Brand ’54 Jennifer and Patricia Shea Lei Lei Zhang Christy and David Breckenridge ’78 Jeffrey McDonnell ’81 Maureen and John Sheehan Sr. Asha Alikhan ’85 and Ingrid and Stephen Brice ’68 Karen and John McFarland Carol Ferring ’68 and Richard Zimmerman Barbara and B.A. Bridgewater Jr. Enid Altvater McIntosh ’83 John Shepley ’68 Stephanie and William Zorn Tsutsumi and Nathan Bright Christin Franke ’02 and Amanda McDougall ’94 and Tanja and Jeffrey Brinker ’75 Grant McKay ’00 Gordon Shettle Stacey Tooker ’69 and Anna Edwards Mefford ’86 Enrico Siewert $1,000 - $2,499 Christian Brinkop ’65 Andrew Meyer ’02 Michelle and Sanford Sineff ’88 Anonymous (8) Deborah and Matthew Brooks ’92 Lois and Richard Meyer ’52 Amarjot Singh Angie and Thomas Ackerman ’93 Anjanette and Thurman Brooks Helen and Mark Mihalevich Ashleigh Smith ’16 Hina Sarwar and Malik Afzal* Anne Brown Ann Charles ’65 and Barry Miller Linda and Jeffrey Smith ’75 Fatima and Zia Ahmad Anne McFarland Brown ’92 Anne Miller ’00 and Daniel Miller ’99 Lisa and Stephen Smith Kathleen and Thomas Alexander Susan Bragg and Michael Brown Mary Millsap Katherine Orthwein ’65 and Jenny and Khaled Al-Sagr Lindsey and Eric Brunt ’02 M. S. and Michael Minton ’71 James Snowden R. Clark and Carol Amos Jane Becker Bryan ’48 Barbara and Harold Moore III Elizabeth and Kevin Speckhals Sally Neuwoehner ’63 and Giovanna and Carlo Bucci Susan and Michael Moore ’77 Michelle and Richard Spencer Kenneth Anderson Giorgio Bucci Anne Scherck Morrison ’59 and Betty and Andrew Spitzfaden ’92 Nicholas Andrew ’82 Susan Donnell ’67 and Alan Morrison Barbara* and Gerald Sprong Jesse Appleton ’97 David Budd Janet Mullenix Yingyin Song and Roomana and Muhammad Arain Manpreet and Rupinder Budhan Catherine and Birch Mullins ’61 Brian Stansberry Tracey and Thomas Arkell Ilona and Boris Bukhshtaber Renee and Duane Muntzing Catherine and Michael Strahan Carolyn Ellermann ’57 and Virginia Gaines ’87 and Laura Elzemeyer ’95 and Arleen and Mark Stryshak Norman Arneson Graham Bundy Cameron Murray Henry Stupp ’11 Peder Arneson ’84 Judith Bundy Rebecca and David Nelson William Stupp ’12 Rene and Gabriel Ashman Elise Curlee ’78 and Mary Nelson ’54 Edmund Sumner ’95 Pallavi Ravi ’96 and Anil Atluri Mark Burfield James Newbill ’94 Karla and Edward Sutton Jr. H. G. Austin ’53 McAfee and Chris Burke ’01 Anne and Christopher Nikkel Ann and Allan Swanson Rula Khazal and Khaled Awad Michael Burke ’92 Stephanie and Ryan Noble ’96 Laura Noland ’98 and Rosa and William Babcock Robert Burkhardt ’07 Roger Nye ’59 Michael Tarrasch Mary Beauvais and Ali Badihi Julie and Robert Burmeister

*Deceased

BOLD ACTION CAMPAIGN IMPACT REPORT Marsha Schneidwind and Ann Desai Elizabeth B. and Mary Ann Herzog Benjamin Bush III ’73 Roohi and Sunny Desai W. Donald Frazer ’55 Jennifer Beaubien ’87 and Sharon and Brian Button Linda Osterkamp ’58 and Winifred Tober ’42 and Greg Hewett Hua Zhong and Xindi Cai Theodore Desloge Jr. ’57 Bennett Frelich Virginia and Michael Higgins Rae Calvert* Josephine Noel ’56 and Andy Frost ’78 Sally Woolwine Higgins ’53* Emily and Robert Cannon Adalbert Dietz ’52 Christy and Minot Fryer Jr. ’71 Marian and Maurice Hirsch Jr. ’58 Betty Noland ’59 and Carol Kent ’58 and Virginia Haigler ’59 and Ellen Day ’64 and Paul Hoff Charles Caravati Walter Diggs Jr. ’54 Milton Fujita* Suzanne Stein ’53 and Kristin Wilson ’98 and Elaine and David Doherty Antoinette and Bernard Gacka Theodore Hoffman* Chris Carlson Sheridan Richardson ’90 and Kathleen Gaffney Mary Mackey ’86 and Susan Caspari Carnwath ’65 Thomas Doherty Mary Virginia Gaines Bradford Hohenberg ’86 Heidi and Mark Carter Jr. ’94 Natalie Reeve Dohr ’54 Carolyn Cooper ’06 and Leslee and Matthew Holliday Ann Luedinghaus Case ’56 Tracey Temanson and Robert Garrett Laura Holt Mark Catolos James Donnelly Laurie and Evan Gatch ’84 Holly Holtz ’68 Gus Catsavis Laurie and William Donovan Abigail Weisbrod ’01 and Christy Higgins ’86 and Amedeo Cerrone Suzanne and George Dorris III Philip George ’00 Tim Hooper Elizabeth and Philip Chamberlain Margaret Baldwin ’77 and Susan* and Gregory Gettle ’60 Patricia Short Hornsby ’73 Clare Lueking Chapman ’51 John Dozier Michael Gianino Nicole Lugo ’88 and W. J. Hostnik Jenny Leydig ’94 and Karina and Brent Drake ’95 Karen and Jefferson Gill Kay Berra ’82 and Sumner Charles Jr. ’93 Laurie and Thomas Drake ’60 Karen and Christopher Gladden Creig Houghtaling Dennis Cheng ’97 Doris Drewry Nancy Parsons and James Howe IV ’77 Goska and David Brian Cherrick Carol and Jay DuBois ’63 A. Fuller Glaser Jr. ’69 Jane Gray Howland ’57 Elizabeth and Paul Chesterton Louis DuBois ’33* Judith and Joseph Glik ’44* Sally and W.P. Reed Howlett Edmund Cheung ’87 Laura George ’95 and Bernette Glover Jessie Zhang and Kyle Huang Sharadha and Matthew Dunaway Amy and Mark Goldberg ’81 Lacy and Joel Hubbard Laxminarsimha Chilakala Jan and Terry Dunaway Susan Tober ’74 and Jana and Kevin Hunt Nancy Harrigan Child ’58 David Ebershoff Jr. Barry Goldenberg Elizabeth Huxley J. Bates Childress ’76 Charmaine Edwards Jennifer Goldring Dee Dee Tran and Toan Huynh Helen* and Chris Christ Faye Eggerding ’62 Louis Goldring Jr. ’85 Elena Ignatova and Chao-Ting Wu ’72 and Julie and Mark Eggert Jennifer Gerard and Atanas Ignatov George Church Carolyn Thomasson and R. Dewayne Goley Victoria Caltagirone ’94 and Lisa and Michael Clark Jim Eiseman ’76 Thomas Goltermann Jr. ’01 Gregory Iken Melissa and Robert Clark ’89 Robert Ellis Nisarat and Allan Goodloe III ’96 Jessi and Steven Irwin ’92 Nuviah Shirazi and Stephen Clark D’Arcy and Robert Elsperman Melissa and Clive Grannum Franklin Jackes Jr. ’55 Lisa Etzwiler and Randall Clary Shen Lu and Timothy Ely Joseph Grasso ’79 Darrell Jackson and Ashley Amos ’94 and Lenita Morrill ’70 and Charla Kruse ’62 and Cameron Jackson ’13 John Clennan Mads Emanuelsen W. Ashley Gray III ’61 Chanaya and Mark Jacobs Lori Clithero Jenny and Dave Emery Amy Greenberg Katherine and Peter Jakuc Annette Morriss ’65 and Sally Garhart ’74 and Jamie Grenney ’95 Gloria D’Oench James ’49 Christopher Clow Sandy Eneguess Sejal and Daniel Gross Susan and Stephen Jansen Susan and Kenneth Cohen ’72 Kathleen and Lyndon Gross Loribeth and Michael Jarrell ’91 Linda Glick ’65 and Steve Cohen Edward Engman Jr. ’88 Clare Burns ’05 and Cathy and Lee Jenkins ’82 Ruth Cole Sarah and Stuart Erwin III ’80 Andrew Grumney ’05 Daintry and Julius Jensen III ’50 Terrill Spatz ’67 and Susan and Alix and Andrew Gulick ’02 April and Morgan Jensen ’94 James Coleman Thomas Eschenroeder Sr. ’74 Margaret Pauley ’57 and Richard Jensen ’90 Ashley and H. L. Collins ’02 Sue Essen ’68 Frank Gundlach Crystal Roberts ’90 and Jennifer and Thomas Collins III ’71 Sharyn Essman Haeseong Park and Dongyeob Ha Jeffrey Jezierski Krystal White and Eric Compton Mary Holmes Carpenter ’70 and Suzanne Williams Haaland ’63 E. Courtney Johnson ’77 Catherine Chamberlin ’74 and Philip Estep ’70 Patricia and Richard Haberstroh John Johnson R. Paul Compton ’73 Tricia and Samuel Evans ’54 Laura Garesche ’72 and Shelley and Robert Johnson Margaret Brennecke and Jeannette Veron ’80 and John Haffenreffer Barbara and David Jolley ’71 Donald Cowley Nathaniel Ewing ’79 Charlotte and Robert Hanpeter ’44* Margaret Happel ’43 and Roni and Stephen Cowley Lynn and Timothy Farthing William Hanpeter ’43 Harold Jolley Jr. ’41 Vicki Craig Susan Stark and Paul Fendler Sally and S. Albert Hanser ’55 Carol Ann and Charles Jones ’68 Edward Cunliff ’41* Frances and Charles Ferguson II Kay Harbison Julie Garagnani ’87 and Amy and Andrew Curby ’87 Cheryl and Mark Ferguson Ann and Hord Hardin II ’55 William Jones Pairy and Jay Curran Humairah and Monica Hardy Lana Mueller Jordan ’58 Heather and Douglas Curry Mohammed Ferozuddin Deborah Harris Catherine and Mark Jordan Klara and Rod Curtis Amy and John Ferris Rachel Harvey ’96 Laura Kloos Justiss ’66 Magdalena and Lukasz Curylo Kathy and Daniel Ferriss ’71 Chantelle and Steven Harvey Celine and Mark Kacmarek Tiffany D’Addario Erica (Haefner) Ferro ’89 and Amy DeWein and Timothy Hasara Amanda Kahn ’00 The Dalton Family David Ferro Kristin Crowell ’92 and Mark Hatch Nancy and David Kalal ’68 Lynette and Joseph Danis Milva and Kevin Finnegan Ellis Hay ’56 Virginia Alfring ’64 and Diane Dark ’84 Leane and Andrew Fiore Judith Griesedieck ’71 and Joseph Kalbach Yasmeen Qureshi ’94 and Robert Fischer ’96 Michael Healy Vani Pachalla and Shiraz Daud Caroline and Andrew Flanigan ’03 Sarah Schoedinger ’88 and Krishna Kanakadandila Linda and Jerry Davenport Donna Prillaman and Kurt Heckel Irum and Javed Kapadia Anne Gundelfinger ’78 and David Fleming ’78 Laura and Jay Hegeman Marjorie and Robert Kaplan ’63 Mark Davis Ladan and Vafa Foroughi Susan and Jonathan Heitner ’70 Fedwa Khalifa and Karolyn and Michael Deemer Roxane Rampersad and Marilyn and Richard Helmholz ’58 Ahmad Karadaghy Jeni and Todd Deibel ’89 Michael Forsberg Anne and Ronald Henges ’50 Susan and Robert Karn III ’60 Louisa Legg ’65 and Frank Deland Karen Foss Sally Gleason ’89 and Katherine and Robert Karn IV ’87 John Delfino Jr. ’98 Susan Wells ’86 and Johan Henriksen Jacqueline* and Lawrence Keeley Linda and Ferdinand Del Pizzo Jr. Christopher Fox ’86 Frederick Hermann Jr. ’42* Jane Spivy ’74 and Bruce Keough Jennifer and Scott Dembiec Kay and Terrence Fox* Robert Hermann III ’14 Betsy and Benjamin Kerner ’92 Iris and Paul Denk Carlyn and William Fox Marcela Levinas De Herscovici Kenneth Kim ’77 Shannon and James Denneen ’90 Tyler Frank ’95 and Lucas Herscovici Peter Kirstein ’63

40 Carol Klahr Wei-Wei Huang and Liang Ma Billie and John Moss ’55 Akila and Rajasekar Ramakrishnan Thomas Klein ’00 Jane Shapleigh Mackey ’65 Susan McClelland ’63 and Michelle and Jeffery Randle Elizabeth Brunner ’97 and Megan and Ryan Maher ’04 Nickolas Mosse Cynthia Watson ’80 and William Kline ’97 Barbara and Richard Mahoney Alice Beckers ’69 and Cristopher Rank Elizabeth Barnes and Michael Malan Jr. ’98 Richard Muckerman II Cheryl and David Rashet George Knapp Joan and Michael Malloy Megan and Joseph Mueller ’88 Jennifer Rashet Louise Knight ’62 Cynthia Maritz ’72 Elizabeth and Douglas Mullenix ’85 Erin Kaplan ’92 and Edward Rataj Tracy and Thomas Knight ’65 Corrie and David Marks Jesse Myer III ’53* Patricia Reaves ’50 Lynn and Bradford Koeneman Amy and Ross Markwort ’00 Martin Myers Whitney Gulick ’97 and Julie and Robert Koontz Douglas Marshall Sarah Herstand Myers Tim Reboulet Fraeda and William Kopman ’52* Marni Dillard ’85 and Katy and John Mykrantz ’80 Jacqueline and Janie Gilleland Koster ’88 and Robert Martyn ’85 Kim and Thomas Naber William Reck III ’64 R. Stribling Koster Kristin and Timothy Matisziw Sree and Vamsi Narra Paula and Jeffrey Reed Jamie Krakover Sally and John McAllister II Faraz Naseer ’02 Caro Schneithorst ’83 and Carol and John Krieger Ann Cochran ’51 and Judith Einstein Neisser ’53* Lawrence Reed ’71 Vandana and Ram Krishnan Lansden McCandless Jr. ’45* Jennifer and Gregory Nelson Rachelle and Mark Reed Nancy and Kurt Krueger ’74 Sarah and Carol and Alex Netchvolodoff ’54 Sylvester Reese ’98 Kendall Krummenacher ’02 Christopher McCarthy ’94 Trina and Michael Nichols Jan and James Regnier Tyler Krummenacher ’01 Ingrid and Mark McCarty Margaret Mauzé ’85 and Robert Reid Cristina and Sean Kulczycki Robin and Devon McClain Kenneth Niemann Joseph Reinmann Kathleen and Alexander Kummant Molly and Geoffrey McClelland ’58 Barbara and Thomas Niemann Alexandra and Martin Reis ’90 Rina and Philip Kurian Ryan McClintock ’98 Sue and Thomas Niermann Michelle and Gregory Reynolds Nancy Meyer and Richard Kutta Marion and Thomas McConnell Jr. Deirdre McKee ’76 and Hadley Muckerman Reynolds ’99 Susan and Alan Kyman Melanie and Arthur McConville Timothy Noelker and Timothy Reynolds Kim LaBoy Caroline and Lisa Wright ’76 and Shirley Richardson ’45* Kim and Jeffrey LaBrier ’94 James McDonald Jr. ’98 James Nouss Jr. Barbara Stanza ’79 and Lavanya and The Rev. Todd and Anne and Christopher Noyes ’75 Mark Richert Viswanath Lakshmanan Sabine McDowell Linda Nussbaum ’92 Elizabeth McPheeters ’95 and Richard Lammert ’99 Lesley Knowles McIntire ’66 Mari and Richard Nuzum Jr. ’86 Dave Rickard Susan and Emma McLaughlin* Tamara and Thomas Nuzum ’90 Robin and William Ridgeway ’94 Warren Lammert Jr. ’52 Mary Hannegan ’61 and Chonda and Fidel Nwamu Bonita* and Robert Ridgway Laura and Michael Lane Robert McMillan Sean O’Brien* Cynthia and Jonathan Rill Phyllis and Alexander McMullin ’04 Marion McKinney ’79 and Hannah Krigman and Jon Ritter Kenneth Langsdorf ’60 Margaret and Charles Medelberg Frederick Oertli III ’77 Julia and Michael Rizzo Mary and Timothy LaPlaunt Peter Medler ’87 Carol and Regis O’Keefe Vicki and Robert Roberts ’76 Peggy and Harold Laramie Antoinette and Charles Meintjes Susan Orlando Debra and David Robson ’74 Zvjezdana and Randy Larsen Mary Virginia Roberts ’46 and Sonie Rao Orsay ’92 Kathleen Rogers Deanna Lauck James Mellow ’45 Christine and M. Weldon Rogers IV ’80 Kathleen King and Jeffrey Lay Beth and Nicholas Menneke Christopher Orthwein ’88 Julie Grote ’65 and Simone Ledeen KC and Fernando Mercè Laura Rand ’37* and Richard Rogers Lily Yu and Chris Lee Nancy Russell ’63 and William Orthwein Jr. ’34* Jeanne Greenberg ’85 and Carla and James Lee ’82 John Merritt III Penelope Bass ’67 and Nicholas Rohatyn Sandra and Paul Lee Carole Merwin Robert O’Sullivan Jr. Nicole and Matthew Rollo Debbie and Michael Lefton Jeffrey Merwin Gwen and Ibeabuchi Oteh Stephen Roth Melissa and Harry Leggat ’85 Elizabeth Brokaw Metcalfe ’58 Katie and Emmett Owenby III Sandra and James Rothschild ’60 Holly Leicht ’88 and James Metcalfe Monica and Clayton Perry ’69 Abhik Roy ’98 Barbara Leven ’52 and Diane Diederich ’61 and Kristina Henderson and Adrijana and Allain Roy Oscar Leidenfrost* Richard Metz Horace Perry III ’67 Katherine Burns and Robert Rozen Mary Waldheim Lemmon ’58 Tina Morgan and Pamela and Patrick Perry Stephanie Elam Rush and Janice Berg and Phillip Levinson Robert Metzger Jr. ’68 Harriet Degen Pesante ’38* Jeffrey Rush ’92 Jennifer and John Lewington ’96 Misty Mueller ’92 and Lisa and William Peters Vidya Sitrarasu and Frederick Lewis Jr. ’94 Nicholas Meyer Lori and Jeffrey Petersen Vinodkumar Sadasivam William Leydig Jr. ’98 Claire Keeler Beck ’66 and Georgia Pettus ’67 Jane and Marcel Saghir Angela and Howard Liang ’66 David Middleton Cheryl and Joel Pettus Jr. Amal Saleh and Mowaffaq Said Randi Shafton and Jarmaine Migala* Marian Phelps* UmaShanker Sampath Andrew Lieberman ’78 Laney and Alex Miles ’86 Bonnie and Don Phillips Avi Samudrala ’98 Ann Rubicam ’51 and Bradley Miller ’86 Karen Kjorlien Phillips ’71 Joyce and Zeke Sansone Douglas Lilly ’48 H. Brookings Miller ’66 Jane and Clyde Pilkington ’72 Caroline and William Sant II ’45 Julia Schlafly ’00 and Peter Lilly ’00 Abby Locke and David Plotkin ’91 Nancy and Samuel Santana Anne Limberg ’65 Jefferson Miller Jr. ’70 Virginia and Robert Pommer III ’84 Verena and Scott Saunders Catherine Seltzer and Paul Miller III ’88 Joan Barnes ’71 and Philip Pool Jr. Heather Savedra David Limbrick Janet and Stanley Miller Abigail Millman ’02 and Christine Tan-Scally and Angela Del Pizzo ’87 and Sydney and Peter Millman Nicholas Pope ’04 John Scally Scott Link Lewis Mills Terese and Gregory Portell Julie and Thomas Schaberg Susan Lissner Mary Faller and Paul Mills Ann Keeler ’63 and Ralph Poucher Jennifer and Joshua Schafer Carolyn Littlefield ’07 Karen and Todd Minichiello Kathryn and James Preston Cary White ’73 and C. E. Lobser ’86 Mona and Sina Mirkhaef Emery Prior John Schaperkotter Roberta Bartlett Logan ’60 Francine and Serena and Michael Proctor Nancy and Edward Scharff II ’64 Ronald Lohr Anthony Mitchell ’85 Felicia Pulliam Tiffany and James Scharff ’92 Kay and Arthur Loomstein Jane Ruwitch ’65 and Miriam and Andrew Pultman Nicole and Chris Scheele Margaret Marriott ’60 and Stephen Mitchell Anne Streett ’83 and Mark Pyper Jill and Bradley Schenck ’90 Matthew Lorber Elizabeth and David Montani ’87 Saima and Usman Qayyum Joe and Dori Scherer Keith Lord ’76 Sanders Moody Erum and Mujtaba Qazi Susan and Daniel Schettler ’62 Helene and William Lortz ’56* Tracy and Nathan Moore IV Penny and David Queller Elizabeth Peters ’71 and LaJoyce Lucas Irene Randolph Morrill ’40* Omar Qureshi ’95 Peter Schiff Matthew Luedke ’98 Dulie Morriss ’83 Kokila Thirugnanam and Mary and Peter Schlafly Barbara* and Harry Lykens Dr. and Mrs. Mazyar Moshiri ’98 Dhanabal Radhakrishnan Randy Morrill ’73 and Leo Schmid

*Deceased

BOLD ACTION CAMPAIGN IMPACT REPORT Carolyn Neuwoehner ’67 and Marjorie Williams ’68 and Barbara McAfee Wohltman ’48 Jerold Altman ’69* Chester Schmidt Jonathan Taylor* Alice and Matthew Wolfe ’75 Vicki and Roger Altvater Caroline and Steven Schmidt ’63 Barbara and Lawrence Taylor Dr. Carolynn and Stephen Wolff Alexandra Moulton ’68 and Caro Smith ’60 and Lisa and Lawrence Taylor Spencer Wolling ’41 Frank Alvino James Schneithorst ’59 Carlota Johnson ’79 and Lisa Wood ’79 and James Williams Afnan Chikhani and Mark Schnuck Marshall Taylor Joanne Ross and Bashar Alzahabi Barbara Jensen-Schweighauser Judy and Todd Taylor Stephen Woodley Barbara and Jack Ameis and Charles Schweighauser ’54 Elizabeth Terry ’59 Eric Felty and Bradley Wright Lynn and John America Stephanie Valier ’92 and Nancy and Michael Terry ’81 Paulette and John Wright Fatima Khan and Mohammad Amin Derek Schwendinger ’94 Valerie Pantaleoni ’58 and Kelly and Neill Wright Patricia Doughton ’57 and Tatjana and Robert Schwendinger Whitelaw Terry Jr. ’50 LaVanna and Kirk Wrobley James Anderson Delphine Crawford-Scott and Jaime and Brian Thomas Marcia and R. S. Wunsch ’65 Renate and John Anderson Michael Scott Sr. Marye Otto ’78 and Cathleen and Vashell and Michael Anderson Sarah and Sanford Scott Scott Thomlison Wayne Wyckoff Jr. ’89 Steven Anderson ’08 Lindsay Weddle ’99 and Joan and Mark Thompson Cynthia Wang and Terry Yan Sheila* and Norman Andrew* Travis Selner Leena and Rohit Tibrewala Ping He and Haiwei Ye* Elizabeth Buermann Andrews ’60 Nimala Dhandapani and Joseph Tipton Jr. ’42* Becky Young Kielly Andrews Janardhanam Selvasekaran Katie Fjeldstad ’94 and Whitney Walker ’01 and Dorothy and Gerald Andriole II Irving Senn Jr. Kevin Tipton ’93 Jarrett Young ’01 Zara Anishanslin ’88 Karen and Laurance Serituk Alison Naunheim Todd ’78 Carol and Jerrold Zar Shehnaz and Ansar Ansari Mary Johnson Severs ’65 Mary and Simon Tonkin Xiaoli Ma and Lingao Zhang Victoria and Donald Anthon Delta Stokes Seward ’93 Kathryn Hopper and Sharon Sun and Tao Zhang Lissa and Donny Anthon ’89 Eleanor Danforth ’78 and John Tonkinson ’82 Fang Huang and Yongping Zhao David Apted ’77 Edward Shaheen Jr. William Tucker ’59 Wanning Dong and Zaihui Zheng Cynthia Archer Charleen and Benjamin Shakman Laura and James Turner ’73 Zhao Dong and Weifeng Zhou Margaretta and Andrew Archie Alfred Shapleigh III ’62 Jeremy Turner Yanhong Lu and Qunxin Zhu Ellen Archie ’10 Inna Rakhmanova and Lisa and Steven Turner ’69 Yiqun Li and Weimin Zhuang Amar Arekapudi ’00 Eduard Shapshovich Susan and Dale Turvey Amy and Michael Zlatic Patricia Feiner ’62 and Amy and Robert Shaw Caron Lindburg ’70 and Johanna and Kurt Zoeller Edward Arkin Kristin Buhl ’83 and Bruce Ulmer Ellen and Adam Zucker Carol Armstrong John Sheehan Chitra and Ravindra Uppaluri Kathleen and Edward Armstrong Elizabeth Markwardt ’97 and Margarette and Biron Valier II ’65 Kristen and Robert Armstrong ’90 Matthew Sherman Johnna Schultz Van Keuren ’80 $100 – $999 Kathryn and Ted Armstrong Lina and Marwan Shinawi Sigalit and Gil Vardi Anonymous (20) Kathryn Koch and Mark Arnold William Shockley Monica and Andrew Vest Eva and Russell Aagaard Rekha Dravina and Rudy Simeon Elizabeth and Shelton Voges Jr. ’69 Ashraf Abdel-Kerim ’94 Guennadi Aronson* Caryl Green Simon ’55 Michael Vranich Jr. ’92 Sharon Abel Irum and Syed Arshad Leslie and William Simpson Jr. ’67 Amy and Gordon Walker Elizabeth Freund ’01 and Laura Huddleston Artigas ’00 Shana Jacobs ’88 and Gary Singer Megan and Thomas Wall ’98 James Ackerman Jenney Aselage ’08 Sara Scheffel ’02 and Jon Singer Lee and Mahlon Wallace III ’52 Nagajyothi and Sreenu Ada Nana and Spencer Ashie-Winns Catherine and John Sippel ’82 Denise Boudinet ’85 and Judith Gissler ’56 and Ann and John Atwater ’72 William Skimming ’85 William Wallace Jr. ’86 Jerald Adair Amy and Jon Austin ’77 Stephanie and Allen Smith Laura Dickens Walsh ’87 Jennifer and David Adam ’89 William Austin Jr. ’96 Jane and Brian Smith Anne and Thomas Walsh Helen and Frank Adam III ’58 Kaitlin Robertson ’04 and Linda and Michael Smyser ’65 Terri Yahia and Willis Wang ’83 Judith Schettler ’54 and Brandon Avance Mark Sneider Caroline Sivewright ’04 and Arlon Adams Nancy and Frank Axelrod Kate and David Son ’87 Glenn Warren Megan Adams Travis Aylward ’00 Suzanne Blanke ’68 and Jennifer Bratton and William Adams ’75 Gwen and Guilford Babcock Aris Sophocles Keith Waxelman ’89 Kyle Adamson ’11 David Babington ’96 Aletta and Darrin Speegle Janet and Mark Webber ’63 Gloria Adeyemi Sarah Babington ’93 Tracy and Andrew Speller Sunny Hilliard and David Webster Alyssa and Ann and Thomas Babington Barbara and Lawrence Speller Kristina and Arthur Weise ’89 Olufunmike Adeyemi ’93 Lindsay Carlson ’00 and Dixon Spivy ’43 Ellen and Sanford Weiss ’50 Dianna and Julius Adorjan Chris Backscheider John Spring ’37* Gail and Randall Weller Takaaki Agawa ’02 Christine Bade Barbara Macdonald Stamper ’64 Carol and James Wellman ’58 Zinia Thomas ’91 and Edward Bade ’00 Robert Stanza Jr. ’77 Daniel Wells Vivek Agnihotri Mary and Matthew Badler ’99 Kathleen Israel Starnes ’64 Janet and Robert Wenzel ’67 Usmaan Ahmad ’94 Anna and Alexander Baer ’91 Robert Starr IV ’67 Scott Werneburg ’88 Balqees Akhtar and Malik Ahmed Elizabeth Freeman ’64 and Michael Steiner ’98 Anne Baldwin ’60 and Trish and Michael Ahrens ’08 Andrew Baer G. Louis Stemmler ’77 Rolla Wetzel Mehdi Akacem J. A. Baer III ’63 Katherine White ’90 and Alisha and Deronn White Patricia and George Albin III ’71 Margaret and Terence Baer* Kevin Stenson Thomas White ’87 Ann Calfee Alden ’65 James Bailey Katherine Kline ’76 and Ann von Weise Whyte ’62 Megan and Darren Alexander ’88 Anne and Robert Baillio Jr. Curtis Stephenson Michelle and John Wielandy ’56 Paige and Jeffrey Alexander Jenine Bsharah ’73 and Carolyn* and Glenn Stewart Greta and Randall Wilkening ’66 Barbara and Mark Alexander Kevin Baines Edward Stivers Jr. ’63 Rachel Burns and Corey Wilkinson Stella Alexander Amy Guenther ’89 and Pattie and James Stolze Susan and Joseph Willhoft ’65 Sameena Khan and Asim Ali Charlie Baker III Laura and John Streett Jr. ’82 Candace and Clinton Williams ’89 Ayesha Ali ’98 Paula Knapp-Baker and Liza and Robert Streett ’56 B.J. and David Williams ’63 Nighat Qadri and Muhammad Ali Gregory Baker Susan Conant ’72 and Evelyn Niedringhaus ’45 and Sameer Siddiqui and Shaista Ali Molly and William Baker Jr. ’83 Kelly Sullivan Eugene Williams Jr. ’41* Catherine Reed Allen ’07 Jesse Balboa Megan Trevathan ’93 and Kimberly and Lori and Chris Allen Margaret and Edwin Baldwin ’49 James Talkington W. Grant Williams III ’67 Elizabeth Curtis Allen ’60 Kristina and Edwin Baldwin Jr. ’79 Kathleen and Harry Tamm ’63 Kathleen and Alan Williamson Jamey Cohen and John Allman II ’63 Lawrence Baldwin ’88 Helen Lee and Peter Tao ’75 Liesel Duhon and John Winski Hiba Halabi and Omar Almousalli Townsend Baldwin ’92 Jeannette and C. William Taylor Helen Howell ’68 and Nada Al-Sharif ’09 Patricia Clark ’64 and Claire Pieper Taylor ’54 David Wisland Maureen and Jack Altman Jr. ’65 W. Eldon Ball Jr. ’64

42 William Ball ’98 Bonnie and Samuel Berger ’95 Bruce Brandhorst ’62 Shala and John Burroughs ’95 Renuka Ballal ’98 Eleanor Peters ’93 and Katrina Brandis William Burst ’98 Mary Randolph Dickson Leif Bergquist Edward Brandreth III ’78 Dana and Robert Buschmann ’93 Ballinger ’65 Brian Berkelhamer Sally and John Breck Meg and Brian Bush ’96 Callie Bambenek Elizabeth Smith ’61 and Jordan Breck ’09 Sharon and Paul Bussmann Katherine Watt ’02 and Michael Bernosky Malcolm Breckenridge ’47 Evelyn and Geoffrey Butler ’62 Kyle Banahan Alexander Bernstein ’10 Thrude Saylor ’57 and Darcell Williams ’80 and Jennifer Freeman ’89 and Max Bernstein ’15 T. L. Breckenridge Melvin Butler ’80 Andrew Bane Rick Bernstein Patricia and Justin Breece ’92 Elizabeth Canavan ’97 and Lucy Mellow Bangs ’78 Bonita and Alan Berry Elaine and R.W. Breece Jr.* Kevin Byrne Brittany Banks ’06* Lewis Bettman III ’53 Sarah Priest ’57 and Charles Breed* Kursten and Patrick Byrne Bryson Banks ’07 Katherine and Charles Betz Emily Black ’89 and Derek Bremer Amy and Samer Cabbabe Sarah James ’86 and John Banks David Betz ’89 Grace Bridwell ’11 Louise Boyd ’67 and J. A. Cadwell Christy Marx ’73 and Courtney Reed ’94 and Chris Bey Chad Briggs Candace Pratt ’72 and Samuel Barber Lovelina and Saurabh Bhagat Paige Ellis ’92 and Blair Bright Philip Cady Jr. ’70 Jennifer and Kyle Bardot ’05 Christine and Henry Bible Jr. ’70 Lora Johnson and Katie and Ben Cahill ’95 Gail and William Barker II ’52 Isabel and Craig Biesterfeld Orlando Brimmage Alison Hillhouse ’95 and Greg Cain David Barnes ’01 Pamela Lanier ’69 and Bob Biggs Blake Briscoe ’11 Stephanie and Nathan Calcari Julia Terry Barnes ’52 Jennifer Bill Denise and Bradley Britigan ’72 Linda Calhoun Mary Kline ’94 and Robert Barnes Barbara Merollis ’78 and Maria and Tom Britt Toni King ’76 and Colin Callahan T. E. Barnes IV ’96 G. Robert Bishop Nancy Lungstras ’63 and Charles Caltagirone ’98 Maria Barrera ’94 Sujata and Pratim Biswas Herbert Broadfoot April and Michael Caltagirone ’96 Chris and Robert Barrett ’57 Carol Culver Bitting ’56 Agatha and Thomas Brockland Donna and Victor Caltagirone Jennifer and Paul Barrs ’92 Cynthia and Thomas Bitting ’68 Genevieve Nault and Judith and Thomas Cambria Elizabeth Lottes and Thomas Bitting Jr. ’01 Martin Brodeur Kasey and Jay Cammon ’98 Robert Barry III ’72 Carrie Lessel and Matthew Black Nancy Agress Brodsky ’58 Christina Valentine ’08 and Jane Elgin Bartlett and Michael Black Roger Brodsky ’73 Jeffrey Cammon ’05 Hugh Bartlett ’58 Aaron-Micheal Blackman ’09 Susan Kahn Bromberg ’64 Holly and David Campbell Willard Bartlett III ’55 Lorraine and Herbert Blaicher Marcie and Alan Brook Tim Canavan Julia and Brett Barton Carol Willis Blair ’60 Cynthia and John Brooks Penny (Forney) Canny ’64 Simona Bossi and Deborah Blanchard Philip Brotherton Alexandra Rife ’06 and Emiliano Barzaghi Joan and Edgar Bland ’52* Erle Lionberger ’77 and Joe Cantino Dudley Batchelor* Howard Bland ’39 Donald Broughton Carolyn Glaser ’58 and Sally Everson and Courtney Creel Blankenship ’89 Wendy Brafman ’87 and Melvin Caplan Jonathan Bates ’63 Kristi Blanquart Christopher Brown Jonathan Caplin ’01 Candice and Michael Baumann Nell Blatherwick ’89 Lauren and Edward Brown ’91 Julie and Matthew Capodanno Kimberly and Nelson Bay Anita and W. B. Blattenberger ’60 Emily Brown ’53 Gwen and Mark Caputo Ellen and Peter Bay ’74 Danielle Weintraub Block ’03 Edith Levy ’63 and Howard Brown Elizabeth Jenks ’72 and Dena and Sarkis Bayekian* Joseph Blomker ’06 Molly and John Brown IV ’97 Herbert Carden Priya Luther ’94 and Jeanne and Allen Bloom* Ramona and Kenneth Brown Sr. Andrew Carlie ’04 Michael Bazzani Ellen Bluestone Sarah Alderks Brown ’75 Catherine and Paul Carlson ’84 Jessie DeJohn ’02 and Darlene and Ronald Bobo Sr. Ryan and Sterling Brown ’94 Margaret George ’96 and Alexander Bean ’02 Rebecca Hollander-Blumoff and Serena Roitman Brownell ’86 and Brendan Carmichael Ellen Jones Bean ’73 Matt Bodie Richard Brownell Emile Carnal ’08 Hillary Bean ’97 Carolyn Boelter Lisa Bruere ’72 Henri Carnal ’06 Christine Beauvais Randy Bogle Kathleen and John Brugere Grace and James Carpenter Joyce and Richard Becker Patricia and Thomas Boman Anne Brummett ’07 Alexa Beattie and Virginia Brunner ’99 and Tara Bonebrake Lauren Brummett ’02 John Carpenter William Becker Ann Grossman ’68 and Thomas Brummett ’04 Barbara Carr Alison Bedell James Boon Lauren and John Brunner III ’01 Ruth Mackey Carse ’88 Joseph Bedell Melanie and Jan Boon Darryl Brunson Sr. ’80 Malon Carter Helen and Timothy Beecher Sr. Sara Phillips de Borja and Stephanie and Timothy Brunt ’06 Andrew Carton ’94 Paul Begemann ’08 Christian Borja Holly and M. E. Bry III ’69 Colleen Carver ’98 Thomas Behan Jr. ’90 Jane and George Bornstein ’59 Gay Armstrong Bryson ’60 Daniel Case ’88* Ernest Behnke ’96 Alexis and David Borucke ’86 Stacey and Shawn Buchanan Donald Casey Sarah Bell-Klauser and Marjorie and John Bosman ’54 Liz and Craig Buchman Michael Casey Andrew Bell Hilary Pennington ’73 and Carole Buck Victoria Miller ’99 and Amy and David Bell ’90 Brian Bosworth Darlene and George Buckner III Michael Casey Marnie Crossen ’58 and Gary Bell Andrew Bott ’98 Linda and John Buffa Claire Ennis ’92 and Jason Cashio Anna Hairston and Emma Belle Judy and Wayne Botz Carolyn and Anthony Buford Jr. ’59 Jacqueline and Adam Castagno ’03 Candice Schattgen ’78 and Susan and Patrick Bowen ’93 Jill and Matthew Buha Amy and John Castagno Patrick Bellinger Jennifer Dodge and Angela and Travis Bullock Agnes Meyo and Leslie Belz ’81 A. S. Boyd III ’58 Thomas Bundy Frank Catanzaro ’68 Lea Diederich ’80 and Noelle Collins and Phillip Boyd Stephen Burch ’03 Cameron Catsavis ’11 Albert Bender III ’79 Susan Abel ’65 and Thomas Boyd Sara Burchard Christina DiGasbarro ’08 and Carolyn and Robert Bender ’77 Melissa Chamberlain Bozesky ’80 Alexandra Cejka-Hales ’05 and John Caves Barbara and James Benecke Jr. Andrew Bradbury ’95 Ben Burford Christina Hill Cerna ’98 Anne Haffenreffer ’04 and Sally Breckenridge ’76 and Rosemary and John Burgess Chandrani Chakraborty and Brad Bennett Eric Bradford Brooke and Jon Burgess Sanchayan Chakrabarty Marilyn Reisel ’76 and Karin and Joseph Bradley Gaylord Burke Jr. ’60 Felice Lugo ’80 and Keith Bennett Mary Morey Bradley ’56 Morgan Burke ’07 Holland Chalfant III ’78 Anne McMullin ’02 and Aaron Brady ’96 Nancy Burke Arlene and Donald Chambers Daniel Benninger Emily Marshall ’92 and Heidi Rosner ’82 and Karla and Christopher Chaney ’87 Cynthia Avon ’71 and Dennis Brady Paul Burkemper ’82 Theresa Eppert and Kevin Chapin Robert Bennink Stephen Braeckel ’95 Katherine Burkhardt ’04 Janet and Harry Chapman Jr. ’65 Lanyn and William Benoist Jr. ’01 Emily and Kenneth Brakebill ’87 Chris and Matthew Burridge ’78 Becky and John Chappell ’69 Denise Bentele ’85 Judy and S. R. Brand ’57 Ann Murphy Burroughs ’78 Margaret Chappell

*Deceased

BOLD ACTION CAMPAIGN IMPACT REPORT Joseph Chasnoff ’65 Meghan and Thomas Cohen ’01 April and Albert Cunliff Jr. ’65 Clara Beam ’66 and Margaret Jordan ’07 and Eva Wolaniuk ’96 and Adam Cole Susan and John Curby Jr. ’57 Charles Dewees Chris Chastain Adelaide Cole ’10 Nancy Curby ’84 Misty and Edward Dewein IV ’79 Sarah Barnes Chatham ’01 Eileen and Clark Cole Michelle and Christopher Currie Vivian DeWoskin ’07 John Chau Elizabeth Cole ’08 Kay* and James Curry Wilmetta Toliver-Diallo and Divya and Vijai Chauhan Amy and Brian Collard ’93 Cari Curtis El Hadji Diallo Nancy Lisker and Sergio Chayet Carrie Collins David Curtis Miriam Maechling ’83 and Charles Cheek Keith Collins ’02 Jessica Duco ’04 and Sam Cutler Breese Dickinson Edmond Cherbonnier ’35* Margaret Payne Collins ’42* Kitty McBride ’75 and George Diederich Phyllis Cherrick Matthew Collins Joe D’Agostino Christine Ingoldsby and Bettie Thomas ’46 and Elaine and Michael Collins Emily Gong and Jeff Dai J. Michael Dieffenbach ’66 Samuel Chester John Collodi ’63 Suzanne and Jeffrey Dallas ’79 Deborah and Lily and Geoff Childs Susi and Brett Combs ’77 Karen Ruskin and James Dalton Jeffrey Dieffenbach ’66 Hilda and Able Chiteshe Jerome Combs Jr. ’79* David Danelo Mary Ann and George Diehr ’63 Tracy Bean ’79 and Leslie and George Conant III ’68 Mary Spivy Dangremond ’72 Helen Vollmar ’64 and Anthony Chivetta Edward Condie ’11 Susan Russe ’58 and Anthony Diepenbrock Joseph Chopek Margot and Parker Condie ’57 Marc Daniel-Dreyfus Anna Mracek ’00 and Catherine Christ Parker Condie III ’09 Bill Danjczek Carl Dietrich Hilary Gomes ’80 and Ruth Anne and John Connors Carol* and Richard Dark* Karen and Phillip DiGasbarro Christopher Christodoulou Kathryn Minton ’02 and Lisa and Steven Darrish David Dillard ’79* Alicia and Laurence Christopher John Constance Catherine and Ann Grove Dillon ’84 and Linda and Calvin Christy ’65 deLancey Moser Converse ’48 Themistocles Dassopoulos James Dillon Melinda Chu ’99 Laura Thompson ’45* and Tiffany and Jason Datta ’94 Brian Dimit ’97 Ryan Chuang ’07 Charles Cook Adriana Barragan de David and Annie and Peter DiPasco ’98 Jeannie and Jonathan Chun ’92 Whitney and Kevin Coombs ’05 Max David Elizabeth and Dirk Disper ’84 Elizabeth Andrews ’87 and Catherine Engler Cooper ’93 Kevin Davidson ’83* Veena and Dharmesh Divecha Robert Churchill Paula Johnson ’45 and Raymond Davidson III ’03 Molly Devereux ’01 and Peter Ciaston Cecil Cooper Aaron Davis ’93 Nicholas Dobkin Anne Clasen ’98 and Chris Cistulli Caroline Noel ’92 and Florence Bourgeois and Angela Dockett Anna-Marie Laime ’94 and George Cooper Andrew Davis ’93 James Dodds III ’58 Brian Claassen Thomas Cooper ’40 Frances Baldwin Davis ’62* Ann Hemenway ’51 and David Dolan Katherine and Heather and William Cooper ’63 Margaret Porter Davis ’52 Danielle Denning ’07 and Charles Claggett Jr. ’66 Lisa and Craig Copeland Nancy Fisse Davis ’68 Ben Dollahite Marilyn and Daniel Claggett ’70 Emily Coppersmith Heather and Darian Day Sr. Aimee and Alfred Dominick III ’95 Phoebe Claggett ’04 Linda Kruse Corbett ’64 Gail Engler Day ’68 Krista and James Dominick ’99 Rebecca and Robert Clamp ’76 Christopher Corder ’05 Helen Mare Dean ’51 Suzanne Dominick ’02 Benjamin Clark ’12 Julie and Justin Cordonnier Jr. ’83 Suzanne Woolsey ’65 and Betsy and Douglas Domoto Jill and Brent Clark Jamie Corley ’05 William Deaner Adrianna Ahern ’87 and Margaret Altvater and Jessica Corn Patricia Duke ’64 Christopher Donat Dave Clark ’72 Skip Cornbrooks and Richard Dear Barbara Donnell ’73 Teresa and Marvin Clark Susan Meyer ’66 and David Cornell Roberta Speier Dearing ’44* Elizabeth and John Donnell ’76 Meghan Clark Alexander Corrigan ’07 Jackie and Sarah Lund Donnem ’54 Miren and Warren Clark ’74 Suzanne Franklin Corry ’63 F. Lawrence Decker IV ’82 Patrick and Mary and Jonathan Clarke Catherine Mullin ’03 and Blake DeCola ’05 Mary Lynn Faunda Donovan Ashley and Nolan Clarke Matthew Cort ’00 Margaret Daniel ’74 and Patricia and Patrick Donovan Adeline McKinney ’03 and Keith Costas ’04 Gregg Deehan Inga and William Donovan T. Henry Clarke V Barbara and Harvey Cotlar Marjorie and William Deemer Audrey and Darrell Dorch Elizabeth and William Clarkson Jacqueline and Robert Cotton Mark de Figueiredo ’96 Lauren Andreas ’00 and Ann Day ’72 and Roger Clawitter Catherine Fort ’95 and Julianne Williams Deggendorf ’56 Mike Dostal Amanda Claypool ’94 Francis Coughlin A. William Dehlendorf III ’92 M. Elizabeth Douglas ’66 Elizabeth Benoist ’03 and Elizabeth Moore ’08 and Marjorie and Peter Deibel ’69 Sara and Stephen Douglass ’98 William Claypool Jr. ’98 Christopher Coulter Jr. ’05 Sandy and Robert Deibel III ’60 Elizabeth Jones ’62 and Edith and Emery Cleaves ’54 Mary and James Couper ’43 David DeJohn ’03 Thomas Douglass Melissa and William Clendenin ’93 Shirley and James Courrier Christy Bishop ’75 and Shannon and Andrew Dowd ’01 Charles Clifford ’89 Victor Cousins ’95 David DeJohn Kathleen and Edward Dowd III ’97 Frederick Clifford ’44* Alison Cowen Linda and Don Delaney Melanie and David Dowell Stacey Asher and Fritz Clifford LaKricia and Andrew Cox Antoinette Dematte Melissa Jonson-Reid and Maria and Nicholas Clifford Jr. ’84 Catherine Howe ’07 and Richard Dematte Francis Drake Drees Arneson ’87 and Corbin Cox Grace Niedringhaus ’44 and Sarah Drake ’99 Jeffrey Cline Sandra and Thomas Cox Daniel de Menocal Carol* and Megan and Brian Clinton Mary Park ’53 and William Coxe* August Dennig ’89 Quintus Drennan Jr. ’48 Laurie Garesche ’80 and Diane and Bob Coyer Ti and Gerald Dennig ’77 Hugh Drescher ’76 Michael Clithero Heather and Aaron Craig Ellen and Louis Dennig III ’73 Charles Drew ’71 Florence Williams Close ’31* Virginia and Andrew Craig III Mary Kay and William Denning John Drew Cary Coen Amy Scheer and Joseph Crall Dawn Dennis Anne Drewry ’98 Summer Beasley and Matt Coff Emily Haack Williams ’93 and Nancy Schumacher ’58 and Katherine Drewry ’95 Carol Clarkson Coffin ’54 Max Crask John Dennis Barbara Blair Drey ’64 Nora Stupp ’02 and Iman Criner ’02 Miriam Dennis Sally and Derick Driemeyer ’52 Morgan Coggin Marie Dennig ’80 and James Crouch Nicholas Deppen ’80 Aaron Druck ’96 Carla Federman and Noah Cohan Leslie and Matt Crouthers Kathryn DePung Christina Dubis ’89 Bruce and Betsy Cohen Karma and William Crowell Jr. ’55 Alison Sproull ’95 and Julie Dubman Kim and Brian Cohen ’97 Farrell Galt ’93 and John Crowley David Desloge Andrew Dubuque ’92 Lauren and Gregory Cohen ’03 Timothy Crowley Jr. ’04 Mary Dubuque Desloge ’71 Joseph Dubuque ’44* Jami and Jason Cohen Steven Crumb Susan and David DesPain Linda Yee Due and Frank Due Jonathan Cohen ’05 Phyllis Crummer Margo and Michael Deuser ’99 Mai Tran ’89 and David Duff Sharon and Richard Cohen ’66 Eleanor and Ronald Crutcher Claude Benoist ’97 and Tamika Dukes Scott Cohen ’06 Patti and Henry Culver Jr. ’62 Andrew Deutschmann ’98 Mimi and Thomas Duncan III ’70

44 Gale Rutherford ’66 and Allen Fendelman Joan Weinstein Froede ’57 Linda Wells-Glover and Wallace Dunlap III Shaheen and Matthew Ferguson Hayley Frost ’10 Reginald Glover Eleanor DuVivier Dunn ’77 Elizabeth and James Ferrick Mary and Joseph Frost ’76 Kelli and Scott Glover Margaret DesPain Dunson ’09 and Georgene Otto Ferring ’39* Kristin and Tony Frost Sarah Lilly ’76 and Michael Glynn Kent Dunson Jennifer and Charles Ferris III ’86 Gianna Fruhauf-Minton ’85 Deborah and Gary Godwin ’69 Joan and Robert Duntley Katie Clark ’08 and Lauren Bade ’98 and Eric Frus Leah Goessling ’75 Pamela Farrell ’70 and William Feuerbacher Emily Fuhrman ’04 Nicole Montgomery Goessling ’92 Michael Dupuis Marline and Christopher Fichter ’92 Sandra and Kent Funkhouser Laurie and Gordon Goetsch ’78 Tauna Urban ’66 and Jean D’Oench Field ’54 Virginia and Robert Funsch ’57 Holly Cheuk and Jeremy Gogel ’03 Douglas Durand John Field ’07 Suzanne Allen Funsch ’57 Kathryn Goggins ’06 Hillary Olk ’97 and Scott Dutcher Dr. Janice Spears Fields ’86 and Lisa and Charles Fuszner Lois and Alan Goldberg Marjorie Attebery ’40* and Alan Fields Christopher Gaebe Jr. ’97 Dorette and Edward Goldberg Edward DuVivier* William Fienup Chris and Ginger Gaebe Michael Goldberg ’93 Kathy and William Dyer ’59 Derek Filcoff ’94 Julie and Jonathan Gaebe Stacy and Richard Goldberg Katie Coombs Dykstra ’06 and Michael Files Jackie and Jonathan Gaebe Jr. ’01 Tracy Goldberg-Gross ’99 Grant Dykstra Mollie Finch ’85 Robin and Robert Gail Michael Goldenberg ’08 Brian Eagleton ’96 Leslie Loeb ’03 and Ahri Findling Mary Gaines Stacey Goldman Lindsay Haffner ’00 and Lynn Bodenheimer ’70 and Pauline and Stephen Gaioni Patricia and Thomas Goldrick Mark Eagleton ’00 Ray Finegan Deborah Jablon ’88 and Don Gallo Carrie Goldring ’83 Joyce and Victor Eaton Jeanne Arbuckle First ’44 Alice and David Galt Jr. ’67 Ryan Hanley ’02 and Angeletha Echols Anne-Marie Fuleihan Fischer ’96 Liliane and Stewart Galt ’45 Jake Goldstein Laurie Laba-Eckstein ’67 and Helen Wood Fischer ’88 Gregory Galvin ’97 Anna Tiniaeva and Yuri Gonchar Neale Eckstein Steve Fischer Rispah Gamble Edith and Joseph Good Jr. Ellen and John Eddy ’50 Daniel Fisher ’01 Cynthia MacDonald Gamblin ’64 Susan Good Helen Arrick ’84 and Russ Eddy Ellen Fisher ’07 Ashley Papin Gannett ’39* Wendy Diamond and Anne Engler ’04 and Karen and Jeffrey Fisher ’78 Jan Marshall ’68 and Michael Gans Matthew Goodman ’94 Robert Edmundowicz Deborah Smith ’71 and Nichole and Michael Garaygay Stephen Goot John Ekberg III ’65 Arthur Fitzgerald Julia and Danny Garcia Lori and Clifford Gordon ’78 Margaret Lansing Ekberg ’39 Josephine Marschel Elizabeth Holmes Gardner ’54 Melissa and David Gordon Elizabeth Sasser ’75 and Flachmann ’64 Christine Garhart ’70 Evelyn Hermann ’81 and Claude Eley Elizabeth Flanigan ’09 Shirley Garhart Edward Grace Jr. Aaron Elliott Ann Mellow ’76 and Jane Jansen ’90 and Tracey Dominick ’96 and Charlotte Mastin Ellis ’61 Scot Fleckenstein Stuart Garrett Nick Grace George Ellis Kathleen Flemming Gayle Bodine ’74 and Ted Garrett Darlene and James Graczyk Edwin Elzemeyer Jr. Jennifer and Ervin Flores Lynn Frazier ’63 Christopher Graham ’06 Jennifer Pitkin ’95 and Katherine and James Fluri ’76 and Francois Gas Kelsey and Geoffrey Grammer ’06 Steve Emerson Jane Childress ’60 and Terri and Douglas Gast Rebecca Grammer ’03 Ailsa and David Emmel Sandor Fody Elizabeth Engler Gast ’97 and Wolfe Grand ’89 Kristin and Douglas Engle Sr. Sarah Jones ’66 and Daniel Foley Robert Gast ’98 Jeffrey Granoff ’90 Martha Lyter Engler ’38* Diana and John Fontana Linda and Geoffrey Gatz Darby Grant ’04 Rosalie Engler ’96 Ashley Brauer ’92 and Joel Foote Jeffrey Gaw Pamela and James Grant Rebecca and John Engman ’90 Allynson Ford Xiaobing Zhu and Jisheng Ge Helen French Graves ’68 Danica Elsesser ’89 and Eric Enlow Cheryl and Michael Ford ’86 Mardie and Fritz Gebhard ’66 Tonja Graves Mischa and Willie Epps Jr. ’88 Pamela and Sherman Ford Kala and Fritz Gebhard Jr. ’95 Robbie and Charles Gray Leslie Epstein ’09 William Ford ’72 Tracy Gellman ’98 Jane Cunliff Gray Donna and Robert Epstein ’76 Elizabeth Fordyce ’68 Miranda and Andrew Gelven John Gray ’63 Eric Erb ’00 Jennifer Ellis ’93 and Nisha Thomas and Daniel George Amy and Michael Gray ’90 Jana Erb Jeffrey Forlizzi Georgia* and Richard George Mollie Miller Gray ’89 Renuka Chintapalli Erickson ’03 Margretta Forrester Richard George Jr. ’82 Molly and Peter Gray ’93 Barrett Erker ’90 Liza Schlafly ’75 and Ryan George ’09 Carol and Robert Gray ’69 Margaret Holly Bobe Erker ’68 and Joseph Forshaw IV Jane Fournier Gerard ’80 Andrew Green ’97 Charles A. Erker II ’68 Caroline and Daniel Fort ’93 Judith and Peter Gerasopoulos Hila Hampton ’63 and Jennifer and Edwin Ernst IV ’94 Mary* and Garth Fort Sarah Remington ’78 and Daniel Green Juliana and Jeffrey Ernst ’97 Robert Fort ’95 Charles Gerding Mary and Thomas Green ’60 Kelly and Thomas Erwin ’83 Albert Foster ’54* Karen Breckenridge ’81 and Tracy Green ’83 Lauren Esrock ’03 Karen and Edward Fouke ’90 William Gernstein Minh and Josh Greenberg Meghan and Matthew Essman George Fowler Alison and John Gerst ’94 Jessica Greenhall Jo Ellen and Phil Essman Michelle Fox Melinda Berry and James Giacin Richard Greenhall Sue and Harry Estill ’51 Rebecca and Tucker Franciscus ’87 Andrew Gieselmann ’09 Laura Greenspan ’01 Jodi Johnson ’92 and Laura Leith ’91 and Donald Frank Joyce and Harold Giger Jr. ’63 Kate and John Gregory Jr. ’87 Mark Etherington Karen Frank ’89 John Gillardi Joanne and Peter Griffin ’69 Carole and Neil Ettinger Lynda and William Frank Jr. ’74 Mark Gillespie Sova and Yuriy Grigoryan Claire Foster ’61 and Jane and Richard Fredman Lynn Doris Ginalick ’68 Christina Horan ’06 and R. M. Evans Jr. Pamela and Howard Freedman ’65 Diane Gioia Riley Grimme Rosalie McRee Ewing ’40 Kristi and Eric Freeland ’96 John Gira ’91 Kevin Gritzke ’69* Joan and Fritz Faerber ’61 Shelbe Bullock and Sai and Ott Gira ’86 Kristin and Charles Groh ’83 Laura and Christopher Falk Frankie Freeman Milagros and Luis Giuffra R. Douglas Gross ’53* Michael Fancher ’09 Terry Varney Freerks Lee and Louis Glaser Valerie Gross ’76 Betty and David Farrell Joan Frelich ’68 Patricia Glaser ’66 Laura and Eric Grossman Regina and Miles Faust Michelle and Richter Fridman ’03 Joan Glassman Ruth and John Grote ’67 Marolyn and Richard Fehr* Carolyn and Mary Zeppenfeld Glaub ’56 and Christen Goltermann ’09 and Alison Crawford ’04 and Jesse Feid John Friedman Jr. ’64 Allyn Glaub Peter Grote ’98 Susan and Daniel Feinberg ’58 Julie Friedman Sarah Sutter ’91 and Nelson Grumney III ’03 Susan Planting ’70 and Kara Friedman Christian Glazar Alec Gualdoni ’12 Stephen Felker Jon Friedner Wendy Ware ’72 and Judith Olson and Frank Gualdoni Mary and William Fellenz Lauren Thomas ’02 and Daniel Gleason Bossi Gualtiero Ginny and Charles Fendell ’82 John Fries III ’99 Sherry Glennon Reda and Dale Guebert

*Deceased

BOLD ACTION CAMPAIGN IMPACT REPORT William G. Guerri Jr. ’74 Lauren Sedgwick ’03 and Tiffany and Torey Hinkson Janice Jacobs ’72 and Eugenia Cannon ’70 and Ryan Harbison ’03 Deborah Downs ’63 and Paul Hudson Dennis Guilliams Tammy and Brett Hardesty ’77 Brian Hirst Kelly McBride ’75 and Matthew Guimbarda ’95 Kelley and Tripp Hardin ’79 Anukriti and Alexander Hittle R. Webber Hudson Anita and Edward Gulewitz Jr. ’86 Brenda and Fred Hardy Leslie Hochsztein ’07 Anjali Patel and Rawson and Charles Gulick II ’89 Laura LeResche ’01 and Tracy Krajcovic ’99 and Christopher Hueser Nancy and C. R. Gulick Ryan Hardy ’01 Dean Hoeger Ellie Zografakis ’91 and Dale Huff Holly Hermann ’74 and Leesa Harman (nee Bloomfield) ’94 Karen and Mark Hoeman Sr. Elizabeth Vargas ’89 and David Gulick ’72 Judith and Anthony Harper Jr. Susan Amato and David Hughes Sonali Gunawardhana ’90 Ernest Harper Kurt Hoener ’75 Everett Hullverson ’01 Lauren Boeschenstein ’85 and Jade and Christopher Harrell Carol and Jerry Hofer Marisa Longrais ’80 and Gerald Gundlach ’83 Rene and Melvyn Harrington Jr. ’85 Briggs A. Hoffmann Jr. ’40 David Human Pratibha Gurusiddaiya Adlyne Harris ’11 Michael Hogan ’94 Shannon and Barbara and Michael Gusdorf Sandra Harrison Eileen and John Hohlt ’69 Edward Humphrey ’94 Ingrid Borecki and Jan and Richard Hart Meredith and James Holbrook Jr. Janet and William Hunsicker Jason Gutenschwager Erinn Hartman ’97 Nathan Holcomb ’95 Charlotte Dougherty and Levi Guter Lauren Harvey Diane and Gerald Holder Christopher Hunt Ivonne Negron and Michael Hasak ’97 Seyda Kiyanclar ’96 and Claire Hunt ’05 Fernando Gutierrez Erin and Austin Hasek ’93 Craig Holekamp Tracey Nash-Huntley and Caroline Griesedieck Guy ’94 William Hassebrock ’64 Erin Holiday ’12 David Huntley Sheri and Stephen Gwinnup Rachel Dorris ’89 and Brad Hauck Caroline Elzemeyer ’88 and Elizabeth Tucker Hurst ’77 Stacy Haberstroh Katherine and Philip Hauck ’60 Craig Holke Kristie and Paul Hurst Mehnaz and Arif Habib Lane Haury ’04 Eric Hollensbe ’04 Dennis Huyck II ’89 Azra Ahmad and Asif Habib Josephine Wilson ’73 and Amy and David Hollo Jr. ’06 Margaret and Kjeld Hvatum Lisa Rich ’86 and Mark Haden ’82 Jon Havlak Laura Hollo ’09 Grace Hyatt Laurie Reitman ’77 and Samantha Holmes Hawkins ’87 Irene Schock Holmes ’73 Patricia Mirbaha ’83 and Stephen Hadzima John Hayes III Hugh Eastwood and Michael Hylla Kathleen and Kelly Hayes Jack Holmes III ’02 Catherine Rohan ’87 and Christopher Haffenreffer ’99 Suzanne Hayes Marie and Reginald Holmes Stefan Ianchulev Gretchen Hafferkamp ’75 Shelley and Walter Hayes III ’76 Emily and Warren Holmes ’04 Michelle and Orlando Icaza Catherine and Duane Hagen Michael Hays Katherine Cooper Holt ’02 Verna and Kenneth Imhoff John Hagen ’87 Betty Hayward Julie and Sidney Holthaus Eleanor Koehler Ingersoll ’49* Claire Haydon and Dana and Stacy Hearns Kathryn Stahlhuth ’07 and Elizabeth and Richard Isaak Charles Hager Jr. ’67 Todd Hearns ’12 Turner Holthaus ’07 Patricia Baur Istwan ’62 Nubia and Joseph Hahn ’53 Nedra and Bruce Hecker ’71 Craig Holtman Naoko and Akinobu Itoh Arthur Hailand IV ’10 Marie and Charles Heffern ’04 Kristen and Richard Holton Jr. ’93 Meredith Ittner ’59 Elizabeth Hailand ’07 Tian and Webster Heffern ’02 Caroline Reed Holyk ’03 Mariya Lyubenova-Ivanova and Hasima Hajdini Catherine Case ’80 and Barbara and David Homeier Borislav Ivanov Patricia and Jeffrey Hales ’68 Ralph Heine Elyse Homes Joanne and Phillip Iverson ’77 Jeffrey Hales Jr. ’96 Christina and Bradley Heinemann Sara and Charles Homeyer ’62 Page Sharp ’56 and Caroline Mueller ’03 and Jodi and Keith Heininger ’83 Jean and Dennis Hoover Barry Jackson ’51 David Hall Kenneth Heininger ’76 Mary Cox and Johns Hopkins Jr. ’88 Elizabeth Jackson ’58 Howard Hall III ’78 Jaclyn Heitland LaDonna and Paul Hopkins Allene Bangert ’51 and Marybeth and John Hall Jr. ’61 Elizabeth Helfant William Hopp ’10 Gene Jackson Luthresa Hall Laura Hemberger ’00 Diane and Carl Hoppe ’61 JoeAnna and Keith Jackson Kathleen and Steven Hall Jane and William Hemberger Patricia and William Hoppe ’53 Nancy and Richard Jackson ’54 Demetra Mertis Halley ’49 Patricia Becker Hemmer ’44 Heidi and Brian Horn Linda and Stephen Jackson John Halligan Karen Smith ’68 and Laura and Victor Horn Ginger and Jan Jacobi Onie Bussey* and John Halligan Edward Hempstead Winifred Bryan Horner ’39* Judith Jacobs ’70 Megan and Mark Halski Margaret Blanke Henderson ’63 Judy and Donald Horrell Susan Movitz ’07 and Kevin Jacobs Judith Kippenhan Halstead ’63 Eliza Jones ’66 and Jennifer Smith ’93 and Eric Horton Randee and Myron Jacobs Jennifer and Henry Halverson Paul Henderson ’64 C. Richard Horwitz ’56 Diane Levy Jacobson ’66 Eric Ham ’89 Katie and Philip Henderson ’03 William Horwitz ’63 Julian Jacquin ’03 Erin Hamill H. W. Henry III ’69 William Hostetler ’79 Neelu and Raj Jain Charlotte Johansen ’60 and Barbara and Jay Hensley ’63 JoAnne Vogel Brooke James ’02 Alan Hamilton Linda and John Hensley Jr. ’62 and David Hotaling Margaret James* Valerie Chan and Robert T. Hensley III ’81 Jessica Houghtaling ’09 Leslie Gardner ’61 and Collin Hamilton ’94 Andrea Dukakis and Kaytlin Houghtaling ’13 Norman James ’59 Lisa Pettus Hamilton ’62 John Hereford ’83 Charles Houghton III ’63 Mr. and Mrs. T. Frank James III ’56 Nan Hall Hamilton ’60 Erin and Nicholas Hereford ’91 Mary Tompkins Houghton ’64 Kim and Thomas James ’74 Tiffany and Ryan Hamilton ’96 Janet and Jan Herman and Neil Houghton Jeffrey Jarrell ’98 Donna Marting ’67 and Merrill Hermann ’13 Cabanne Schlafly Howard ’97 Michael Jean-Francois William H. Hamilton Lori and Robert Hermanson Sandy and David Howard Frances Long and Kirk Jeffrey ’62 Julie Miller Hammer ’96 Barbara and Daniel Herr Rainie and Patrick Howard Charlotte and Michael Jehle ’81 Hollyce Cervantes Hammond ’07 Margaret Hervey Robyn and James Howes Missy Jensen Donald Hammonds Sr. Marty Miller-Hess and Bev Black Keith-Howes ’42 and Louise and Richard Jensen Matthew Hampton ’85 Michael Hess ’68 Thomas Howes Zuowei Chang and Qingzhou Ji Suzanne Hampton Tania Thomas ’95 and Patricia and Tim Howlett Lifen Liao and Xuntian Jiang John Handy Scott Heysell Merrill Muckerman ’99 and Beverly and Harold John Kathleen and Daniel Haney Joelle and Christopher Hibbard ’87 Jared Hoyer Benjamin Johnson ’01 David Hanks ’58 Mel and David Hibbard ’82 Wen Hwang and Ta Chung Hsia Christopher Johnson ’10 Joan and Edward Hanpeter ’48 Mr. and Mrs. A. Charles Hiemenz III Diane Mao and John Hua Eugene Johnson III ’05 Paul Hanpeter ’49 Jonathan Hiemenz ’05 Minh-Thu and James Huang ’89 Heidi Johnson ’93 Judy and William Hansen Douglas Hillhouse ’97 Molly Frank ’02 and Jack Hubbard Julie Johnson Suzanne Hanson Rita Hillsman Beverly and Peter Hubbell ’49 Sylvia Wehr and Richard Johnson Earle Harbison Jr. ’02 Bonnie DuBois Hilton ’73* Patricia* and Paul Huber Steven Johnson ’07 Robert Harbison ’08 Katherine Hinkley ’93 Jean Robb ’81 and Steven Hubert Janet Moser Johnston ’47

46 Richard Johnston ’10 James Kiske Constance Lane ’76 Marie and Jiang Li Bonnie and Steven Johnston ’84 Ursula and John Kittner ’63 Patricia and John Lane Xianmin Lou and Tony Li Tracey Lewis Johnston ’96 Katura Klaus ’91 Lesley and Robert Lane ’79 Zhongzhi Li ’14 Susan Jolley ’77 Katy and Jordan Klein ’90 William Lane ’74 Gabriel Liberman ’90 Julie and Byron Jones ’73 Kseniya and Eric Kline Karen and William Lane ’61 Janet and James Liberman ’70 Douglas Jones ’71 Elizabeth Green ’69 and Martha Lanese Terri LaBriola and Kristina and Edwin Jones ’02 William Kling, Jr. Mary Koenigsberg ’58 and Samuel Liberman II ’52 Ellen Jones Mitchell Klink ’94 Cary Lang Carol and Arthur Lieber ’65 Lawrence Jones Shannon Toolis and Suzanne Epstein-Lang and Jean Light Louise Jones Robert Kloecker Jr. ’90 David Lang ’92 Andrew Lilly ’16 Mary Jones Ann Sedgwick Kloppenburg ’79 Whitney Overton Langas ’92 Virginia Limberg ’66 Caroline McCoy ’88 and Angela and Robert Klutho Margot Langsdorf ’01 Cynthia and Steven Lindsey Ryan Jones Suzanne Knapp Rene Langson Lynette and Raymond Lingard J. St. Girard Jordan Shirley Knight Tracy Laramie ’04 Julie and Jeffrey Linihan ’93 Erin and Rich Joseph Elizabeth Knowles ’76 Jason Larkins ’03 Erle Lund Lionberger ’51 Craig Jung Wendy Knudsen Nancy Larkins-Greiner Carla Buckman ’76 and Catherine and Michael Jurkiewicz Kristin Bresnahan ’03 and Emily and Matthew Lasko ’95 Jeffrey Lipe Carl Kabbe Sam Koch Dana and Jim Lathrop John Lipscomb ’52 Cynthia Kabbe Laura and Spencer Koch Katherine and Robert Latta ’51 Adrianne and William Kafig David Kodner ’90 Carla and Thomas Latta ’56 John Lipscomb Jr. ’77 Lorna and Randall Kahn ’78 Margaret and Steven Kofkoff ’03 Carol and Stephen Latz Patricia and Norman Lithco Linda and Kenneth Kaimann ’61 Candace Kohl ’65 Jennifer and Todd Latz ’91 Elizabeth and James Little Eva and Phillip Kain Stephen Kohlbry Kelley Cochran ’89 and Yuzhi Cui and Xinping Liu Shazia Zahid and Zahid Kaleem Nancy Cambria and Gregory Laughton Mary and Kiran and Shivaram Kalugotla Jeremy Kohler Ann and Michael Lause Christopher Livingstone ’89 Kelly and Brian Kamenetzky ’94 Shirley and Shien Kong Tara Lavin Eleanor Price ’55 and Priyanka and Durga Kamineni Kevin Koplar ’07 Rebecca and Eric Lay Morris Lloyd Jr.* Abhinav Kanakadandila ’09 Sally and Charles Kopman ’54 Suzan and Leland Laycob ’60 Beth Lochmoeller Suseela and Narayana Kandula Nancy and Paul Kopsky Jr. Yvonne and Angel Layugan Virginia and Stephen Lochmoeller Niki Kanodia ’98 Andrea and Michael Korein Anne Lee ’77 and David Lazarus Elizabeth and William Lochmoeller Sujatha and Raghu Kanumury Chase Kossmeyer ’97 Hang Le Alison Hardy and James Lockwood Kerrigan and Howard Kaplan Sarah Paoletti and Janis and Mark Leander Kary Lockwood Jude and Robert Karlin Praveen Kosuri ’87 Melinda Luther LeBleu ’80 Margaret Lockwood Cheryl Quinn and Kimberle Hesker ’93 and Katharine and Mark LeClair ’89 Margaret Beal and Jeffrey Loeb ’73 Lawrence Katzenstein John Kovac Brad Ledbetter Joseph Loeb ’07 Hannah Kaufman ’99 Sallie and John Kramer Sr. ’54 Alexandra and Louis E. Loeb ’63 Nan Holmes ’69 and Emily and Matthew Kramer ’04 Matthew Lederman ’91 Forrest Hatton ’61 and Steven Kaufman Lucy Barsanti ’83 and Alexander Lee ’93 George Logan ’58 Todd Kaye ’95 Charles Krause Elaine and Frank Lee Elizabeth and Daniel Lohman ’00 Rachel and Jeffrey Keech Cristie Tober ’71 and Kelly Grady ’03 and Paul Lee Jamie and Andrew Lohr ’96 Carrie and Christopher Keeley Stanton Krauss Hildegarde and John Leffen Lilah Johnson ’45 and Robert Lohr Judith and James Keeley Jordan Krawll ’99 Patricia White Leggat ’62 Ada Long ’63 Beth Hanser Keigher ’59* Susan and Stuart Krawll Merrideth and Adriana and Warren Long Andrew Keller ’03 Maxwell Krem ’93 Robert Leggat III ’92 Chris Lopata ’88 Nancy and Kirby Keller Mary Lou and Allison and Robert Lehman Lucy Lopata* Susan and Mark Kelley Ernest Kretschmar ’54 Linda and Eugene Lehr ’57 Marilyn Simon Lord ’47 Rhodes Kelley ’04 Kathleen Allen ’97 and Sandra and Joseph Lehrer Edward Lortz ’61 Harry Kelly III ’66 Jason Kreuzer Susan Feiner Leibert ’60 Jennifer Lortz ’89 Gloria Dobbs Kelsey ’81 Deborah Krieg Kathleen and Eric Leicht ’84 Anna Loughlin ’90 Kristina Frerichs Kempin ’93 Christine and Lester Krone ’74 Shannon Lemp ’06 Bertha Love Lydia and John Kendall Rasheedah Tillman Krus ’95 and Dominic LeNoir Farah and Sproule Love ’89 Anne M. Kennard ’65 Timothy Krus Rosalynn LeNoir Mary Kay and William Love ’63 Morgan and David Kennedy ’98 Yuriy Kudinov Ellen and Roy Lenox Grace Imbs Lowell ’78 Sally Lewis ’66 and Tim Kennedy Margaret and Richard Kuhlman ’84 Michael Lenz Wendy and Christopher Ludbrook Samantha Kepler ’02 Michelle and Kurt Kuhn Marianne Leonard Gloria and Steven Ludmer ’97 Carol and Kevin Kerber ’91 Mona Kulkarni ’99 Michael Leonard Cynthia and Herluf Lund Jr. ’73 Sue and Michael Kerber ’98 Neil Kulkarni ’93 Victoria and Stephen LeResche Kristin and Jared Lurk Molly Rouse ’97 and Nancy Noland Kurten ’56 Nicole Werther ’94 and Daniel Lev Alice Cowdry Luten ’48* John Ketcham Laura and Robert Kurzu Leslee and Lewis Levey Dorothy and George Luther Kanwal and Chaudhary Khan Eliza Fryer Kwentus ’90 Stephanie and Stephen Levey ’92 Ann Lux Anita and Saad Khan Jill and Graham LaBeaume ’61 Lisa and Daniel Levin ’00 Benjamin Lux ’05 Sonal and Asheesh Khokha ’94 John LaBeaume ’92 Andrew Levine ’02 Hillary Lux ’08 Gauri and Rajneesh Khokha ’90 Anne Kirchdorfer ’77 and Sara Levine Leslie and Paul Lux Emdadul Khondaker John Lach Matthew Levis ’05 Tingting Li and Kon Ly Roberta Khondaker Sally and Ian Laird ’89 April Cline Levison ’98 and Robin Wurdack ’74 and E. M. Lynch Catherine Chyu Kim ’94 Yamini Laks ’99 Matthew Levison Brendan Lyss ’08 Jieun Lee and Taehyeon Kim Renuka and Melinda Levitt ’76 Tory and Brian Lyss ’01 Veronica Kim Alanirisamy Lakshmanan Evan Levy ’05 Lynn and Carl Lyss Emily Epstein Kimball ’02 Abigail and Jarvis Lambert Lauren Cohen ’01 and Jordan Levy Melinda Marglous ’97 and Yvonne Kincade Karen and Martin Lammert V ’73 Deborah and Paul Levy Jesse Maas Kristine and Bryan King Sr. Jack Lampert Nancy Farrell ’57 and Gwen Tohill-Macam and Clarence H. King III ’74 Jayne Schneithorst ’66 and Harry Lewbart Earl Macam Judith and Thomas King Philip Land Brian Lewis Evelyn and Jess Macam Warren Kinninger Jr. ’77 Benjamin Landesman Patricia Houston and Stacy Manolakas and Elane and Stephen Kinsey David Landesman David Lewis III ’65 Stuart MacAskill Sandra Peterson Kirkbride ’60* Elizabeth Thebeau ’83 and Florence Johnson ’58* and Kathryn and John Macdonald ’63 Stacey Kirkbride ’90 Tim Landon John Lewis ’54 Leslie Thompson MacDonald ’96

*Deceased

BOLD ACTION CAMPAIGN IMPACT REPORT Virginia MacDonald Krystal Moss ’03 and Janet and Clark McMillion Dawn Mitchell Meghan Mach ’03 Steve Martin Dooley and Forbes McMullin Lynn and Herman Mitchell Beverly and Steven Mach Salvatore Martorelli Forbes McMullin Jr. ’89 Lauren Mitchell Chelsea Mackey Laurie and Ernest Marx ’68 Gale Thompson McMullin ’62 Mary Mower ’72 and Anne and Richard Mackey ’93 Annie and Jamie Marx ’77 Joycelyn Gray and Obie McMurtry Timothy Mitchell ’67 Kimberly Reynolds MacLean ’80 Kristen Mueller ’98 and Mary Ann and Michael McNally Lynn Mittler Sophie and John MacMahon ’52 Matthew Masiel Stephanie Cusworth ’00 and Mary Burtelow and Barbara Cady ’80 and Ann and Peter Mason Patrick McNally John Moellering William Macon Jr. ’77 Joan Matava Michelle Wilson ’94 and Elizabeth and Robbin McDonnell ’67 and Dana and R. Michael Matheis ’77 Jeremy McNeive John Moellering ’01 Paul MacVittie Ben Mathews Andrew McNerney Mary Talbott ’81 and John Moench Diana Davis ’65 and M. P. Madsen Elizabeth and Robert Mathieu Susanna Drake McNerney ’98 Pamela and William Moench Jr. Mary Louise Mrazek and Margaret Mize Mathis ’45 Jenny and Elizabeth O’Keefe ’00 and Claude Maechling ’56 Martha Culver ’63 and Alexander McPheeters ’93 Daniel Moisio ’03 C. T. Maguire ’50 L. Churchill Matthews Jr. ’59 Ann Hensley ’58 and Colleen and Michael Moisio Jr. ’92 Matthew Mahaffey Megan and Robert Matthews III ’01 Hugh McPheeters ’60 Sean Mongey ’98 Kathleen Kang ’90 and Walker Matthews ’05 Katherine McPheeters ’99 Melanie and Neil Moody Andisheh Mahdavi Deborah Mattingly Betsy Goodman ’92 and Sandra Moody Beverly Jo and Kevin Maher Judith and Gregory Mattingly Brannon McPherson Gail and Picha Moolsintong ’92 Kevin Maher Jr. ’06 Nancy Green Maune ’56 Bridget and Gregory McPherson Margot Murphy ’87 and Rosalind Tupper Maiden ’55 Marla and Donald Maurer Regina and James McWilliams II Charles Moore Mary and Humbert Maiocco Rachael and Nathan Maurer Patrick McWilliams Erica Moore Christine and Richard Maiocco Ann and George Mauzé III ’55 Stephanie Travis ’98 and Irene Moore ’84 Samir Malik ’04 Sondra and James Mauzé ’57* John Meadows Josephine Brodhead Moore ’68 Courtney Mallin ’09 Tracy and Michael Max Cynthia Bland ’58 and Jill Bates-Moore ’94 and Mary and Kenneth Mallin Theresa Papas and David May ’58 Speed Medart Marcus Moore Rosalie Thompson ’65 and Christine and Lawrence Mayer Maryam Etminan and Deborah and McPherson Moore James Maloney Jr.* Margaret Jones ’46 and Ali Mehdirad McPherson Moore Jr. ’10 Alison Smith Maloof ’98 Richard Mayer Chetna and Vivek Mehta Melissa Hopmeier ’85 and John Manahan Allison and Charles McAlpin Jr. ’01 John Meier IV ’83 Michael Moore Sasha and Timothy Manda Michael McCabe ’50 Trowbridge Meier ’84 Christy Wuertenbaecher ’72 and Tanusree and Saptarshi Mandal Patricia Niedt ’44 and Dianne and Scott Meine Randall Moore Louise Levin ’53 and Barry Mandel John McCadden Jr. Suzanne Macdonald ’60 and Kate Borders ’54 and Killian Lamkin ’04 and William McCandless ’77 Thomas Meirink Thomas Moore ’43 Zachary Mandel ’04 William McCandless ’06 Nina* and Edwin Meissner Jr. ’36 Thomas Moore Jr. ’75 Ivy and Josh Mandell Abby Braxton ’67 and Wallace Meissner ’69 Robin Brunner Moores ’71 Ambarish Manepalli ’98 Matthew McCarthy Andrew Mellow ’09 Caroline Morehead ’10 Madison Mann ’12 Nanci and Peter McCarthy Richard Mellow IV ’07 Linda Handy Morehead ’79 Anne Steiner ’66 and Carolyn and Sean McCarthy ’96 Linda Menard ’70 Scott Morehead Stephen Manning Christine and Justin McCarty ’97 Carolynn Horner D’Arcy ’63 and Michelle and Michael Morey Dailing Mao Sara and Ryan McCarty ’98 Maurice Mendel Edward Morgan ’89 Mary Ann Shoenberg ’60 and Cathy and Daniel McCauley Ann Menees ’01 Leanne and Jason Morgan William Margaretten Elise and Cal McCline Dana and Vincent Merritt Louise Morgan Jean Marglous and Jeffrey McClintock ’02 Afsari and Abul Mesbahuddin Susan Perry Morgan ’67 Sawyer Marglous* Martin McClintock Gloria and Robert Messey Constance Morrill ’85 Jonathan Margolis ’98 Betty and Rufus McCollum Cynthia Williamson Metcalfe ’58 Mariella Coe Morrin ’54 Jackie Maritz Ross McConnell ’04 Elizabeth Metcalfe ’94 Carolyn Brooks and Carrie Smith Marks ’91 Lucy McDonald McCown ’73 Jill Spitzfaden ’95 and Peter Morrin ’63 Elizabeth Ellison ’71 and Ana Da Silva and Allen McCoy III ’95 John Meyer Christa Kelsey ’96 and Michael Marks Cartrese McElvaine Laura Brooks ’74 and John Meyer Todd Morris Evelyn Armstrong ’85 and Pam and David McFarland ’53 Susan McConnell ’88 and Leslie and Jason Morris Sr. ’90 William Marks William McFarland ’71 George Meyer Julia Morris ’85 Beverly Markwort ’04 Emily Zimmerman and Sandra and P. Stacy Michaels Barbara Morriss* Joan and Richard Marra Michael McGehee ’93 Avery Michaelson ’02 B. Douglas Morriss ’81 Sarah and Douglas Marshall ’79 Michael McGowan The Mileusnics Lucy Schmitz ’60 and Kristi and Duncan Marshall Jr. Nancy Rodgers ’63 and Carolyn Hirsch Michel ’64 and Boyd Morros Elaine Marshall Charles McGrath Howard Millman Anne Kistner ’72 and Elizabeth Tebbetts Marshall ’71 Tamiko and Drew McGurk Donna and Christopher Militello ’82 Richard Morse Jr. Helen Marshall ’95 Jan and Tom McGurk Jr. Ann Hobart Miller ’53 LaVerne Riebold and Lindsay Marshall ’94 Victoria Trost ’91 and Kimberly Turken ’85 and Bill Miller Willard Moseley ’65 Bonnie Hallett ’81 and Charles McHugh Brian Miller ’92 Caroline Gamble ’48* and Matthew Marshall Nancy Primm McIntyre ’74 Kayleen and Frederick Miller William Moser ’47 Aaron Martin ’99 Joan DeWitt McKean ’54 Jacob Miller ’08 Judith Jones ’57 and Constance Shapleigh Martin ’65 Carolyn Canavan ’95 and Tina and Kendall Miller ’81 Langhorne Motley Daniel Martin Ethan McKee Laurie Wolff Miller ’71 Mary Blair Motley Dorothy Martin Nancy and Lester McKeever Jr. Leon Miller Pattie Motley Kelly Carrico ’06 and Stacey and Robert McKelvey ’88 Cameron Stout ’03 and Hiroo and Haresh Motwani Doug Martin Connor McKinney ’06 Peter Miller ’05 Ruth and John Moulton Jr. ’73 Elliott Zooey Martin ’99 Margaret and John McKinney ’50 Ross Millman ’06 William Moulton ’54* George Martin ’82 Nanette Croak ’76 and Judith and John Mills Joseph Mudd ’10 Keiriaky and Glen Martin James McKown Joanie and Robert Mills Mary Mudd ’10 Martha and John Martin ’79 Carolyn Hager McLean ’92 Carol and Michael Milne Brian Mueller ’05 Julia Gordon Martin ’49* Edward McLean IV Lauren and Leo Ming Elizabeth Mueller ’11 Margot Maritz Martin ’57 Emily McLean Kymberly Minner Nancy Mueller Phillip Martin ’75 Clara McLeod Lindsay and Mark Minton ’96 Devin and Robert Mueller ’00 Christina and Ronald Martin Jr. Martha and William McMahon Jr. ’94 Joanne and Jeffrey Mishkin Stephen Mueller ’03 Jeannette Nickel ’78 and Erica and Christopher McMillan ’94 Marsha and Albert Mitchell William Mueller ’08 Stan Martin Bridgette and Thomas McMillin Barbara Mitchell ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Hans Mugler ’82

48 Melanie Jones-Muhammad and Emma Cheek Odim Marilyn Kelley ’07 and Ellen Griesedieck ’66 and Aziz Muhammad David Oetting Jr. ’04 Charles Perkins Sam Posey Jo Anne Larkin ’66 and James Oetting ’72 Catherine and Rebecca and Robert Post ’52 Anthony Mulac Joan Hilmer Oetting ’53* William Perkins ’79 Katie Radeackar ’05 and Emily Palans Mulkey ’94 Kathryn Wiest ’00 and Diane Fisher ’77 and Edward Potter Jr. ’05 Ivan Mullenix Jr. ’96 Jonathan Oetting ’01 David Perkinson ’77 John Potter ’00 Brooke and Michael Mullenix ’82 Jeanne Ogle Christopher Pernoud ’94 Christine Tegtmeier ’02 and Marianne Burstein ’77 and William Ogle Nancy and David Perry ’65 William Pottle William Mullenix ’76 Virginia and Michael O’Guin ’69 Julia Huntington Pesek ’82 Kirsten Earl and Daniel Powell ’96 Stacey and Kirk Muller John O’Keefe IV ’03 Julia and John Peters ’01 David Powell ’89 Lindsay Murphy ’07 Josephine Noland ’62 and Carolyn Petersen Sharon and Harry Prah Margaret and Thomas Murphy Randolph Old Rebecca Young Petersen ’03 Lexine and Kenneth Pranschke Austin Murray ’01 John Oleski Katherine Peterson Paulita Pranschke ’93 Colleen and Terence Murray Maureen Olivastro Sharon Wright and Beth and Brian Prasse ’94 Neil Myrick Katherine and Parker Oliver ’85 Robert Pettus ’57 Mollie and James Prather Rashmi Jain and Ankit Nahata Molly Olk ’01 Susan Fouke ’63* and Sara and James Preston ’94 Lawrence Nance Maureen and James Onder Thruston Pettus ’59 Hannah and Robert Preston ’99 Vincent Nania IV ’94 Epp O’Neill Roy Pfautch Joyce and David Price Mina Overton ’88 and Laura Orthwein ’58 Joseph Phelan ’94 Emily Reilly ’01 and Tim Price Kevin Nashan Joan Kroeger ’74 and Bonita and Elmer Phelps III ’76 Peggy Dubinsky ’65 and Peter Nathan ’53* Percy Orthwein II Michael Phillipe ’85 Richard Price Teresa and Tom Naughton Norka Ortiz-Camargo Kimberly and Guy Phillips Wendy Price ’99 Shobana Sreedharan and Christine and Stephen Osmon Marjorie Hampton ’67 and Eila and James Pronger Ram Neelakantan Andrea Ostlund David Phipps Laurie Jacobson ’71 and Jon Provost Kendra Neely-Martin Ifeanyichukwu Oteh ’01 Sherry Londe and Esther Veron ’54 and Lynn Reed ’71 and James Neill Ndidiamaka Oteh ’00 Stephen Phlaum H. S. Pruett Jr. Alejandro Nelson Ashley and Brendan O’Toole Sarah Thompson ’96 and Jill and Michael Puertas Fredrick Nelson Craig Otten ’87 Boyd Pickup Bethany Pugh ’94 Karen Nelson Julia and Lawrence Otto ’73 Dawn and Robert Pierce ’77 Holly Anderson ’94 and Julie Schlueter ’80 and Mary and Barry Oxenhandler Nancy and Ron Pierson James Puleo Thomas Nelson James Oxenhandler ’96 Margaret Trauernicht ’69 and Caleb Pultman ’17 Linda Ganss and John Neri Abby Martin ’66 and John Packer Donald Piktialis Michaela and Thomas Purcell Jr. Catherine Netchvolodoff ’64 Elizabeth Chu ’83 and Sue Williams ’62 and Anshu Sood and Varun Puri Sallie Williams ’65 and Miles Padgett Wilson Pile Jr. Brian Purlee Robert Neubauer Carol Wenthe Palmer ’59 Devin Pilkington ’09 Anne Whittemore ’79 and Arina Lanis and Steve Neumann Courtney Palmer ’08 Sara and Gordon Pilkington III ’69 Matthew Pursley Cathy and William Newbold ’89 Eric Palmer ’02 Ashley Hollensbe ’04 and Susan and Shawn Putman Julie Desloge Newhall ’76 Hilary Palmer ’03 Scott Pilkington ’04 Barbara Blake ’57 and Allegra Clement-Bayard ’91 and Revathi and Venkata Pante Haili Ping Augustus Putnam Andrew Newman Michael Paone ’94 Elizabeth and Nancy Lionberger Putnam ’41* John Newman Elizabeth and John Pappas Christopher Pinkerton Kathleen Brackeen Putnam ’75 Mary Lee Moser ’67 and Marc Parich ’94 Lucy Katherine Bemis Piper ’43 and Perry Putnam Karl Newmeyer Masarrath Moinuddin and Katherine McDonnell ’90 and Lori and Robert Putnam Emily Newport ’02 Nadeem Parkar Antonio Pipoli Judith and Paul Putzel Nguyet Nguyet Nguyen ’69 Ann MacCarthy ’54 and Cristina Pippa ’98 Yi Zhang and Michael Qian Margaret Bealke ’64 and Theodore Parke* Kathleen Diehr ’60 and Suraiya and Humayun Quadir Jeffrey Nicholls* Liz and Andrew Parker Gerald Pitcher Kathleen and John Qualy Ellen Song and Patrick Niemeyer Jennifer Thomas ’91 and Karen and Courtney Pitkin Jr. Ashley Quinn ’99 Leslie Davis ’79 and Josh Parker Kate Spencer ’96 and Umair Qutubuddin ’09 David Niemoeller Elisabeth Wells* and John Pitman III ’94 Margaret Hamilton ’96 and Victoria George ’87 and William Parker ’60 Helen Ingham ’68 and Patrick Rabbitt James Nieset Terry Parkinson Marvin Pixton III Steven Rabenberg ’82 Caroline Springer ’96 and Diane Deal ’66 and Gerald Parks Susan and Ernest Planck ’70 Kirk Rafferty ’03 Christopher Nitzsche Michelle and John Parks Maxwell Planck ’00 Anwer Rahman ’94 Elizabeth and Benjamin Niven Lynne and F. B. Parriott II ’77 Julie Levy ’57 and Steve Plax* Pallavi Sinha and Ajitesh Rai Molly Coe ’71 and David Niven Michelle and James Pass ’82 The Plaxco Family Janet Jones ’68 and Elizabeth Hager Noack ’69 Joyce Kohn ’57 and Jules Pass George Pliakos ’76 Gary Ramatici* Alice and Jackson Noel ’04 A. Kristin Collins Pate ’01 Mead Heitner ’91 and Jacqueline and E. S. Rand* Paige and Stuart Noel ’98 Raksha and Ashwin Patel James Ploszay Ali and Justin Rand ’05 Lauren Carroll ’99 and Neal Patel ’98 Jennifer Koch Plotkin ’91 Jane and Milton Rand ’45* Teddy Noel Rashmika and Prasand Patel Pam Pelton ’61 and Peter Plumb Ann Ranney Ellen and Thomas Noel III ’02 Shashank Patel ’96 Sally Gammon Plummer ’50 Lesley and Vijoy Rao ’93 Lindsey and Ryan Noles ’02 Pooja Patil Irina and Oleg Podgorny Callie Burrows ’08 and Peter Noonan Radha and Vijay Patnana Galina and Leonid Podokshik Andrew Rapp ’08 Christopher Norlander ’96 Manisha and Sanjay Patwardhan Graciela and Cesar Polanco Anne Posega and Julia Jones ’98 and Frances Carton ’49 and J. R. Pauley Marilyn and Todd Pollard Christopher Rappleye Paul Northover Cheryl Hagnauer Pautler ’64 Felicite Hawes ’71 and Sally Peck ’67 and Olga Novak James Payer ’05 Fairfax Pollnow Otway Rash IV Anna and David Nunn ’79 Laura and Martin Payer Jo and Chris Pollock Elizabeth Trueblood ’71 and Bette Nuzum Jared Payne Anne Lee Trueblood ’60 and Ripley Rasmus Charidee and Patrick O’Basuyi Anne White ’84 and Robert Pommer ’56* Mary Vollmer ’54 and Cecil Woodbridge Oberbeck ’53 Stephen Peacock Leigh Miller ’83 and David Poole B. F. Rassieur Jr. Charlene and Daniel O’Brien Julie Donnell Peak ’04 Jane Hardesty Poole ’57 Susan and John Rava ’54 Faye Beth* and William O’Byrne* Paige Peck ’69 Junko and Travis Poole Patricia and John Ochsner ’60 Ekin and Dennis Pellegrini Mary and Daniel Poor Jr. ’77 Kent Ravenscroft Jr. ’58 Crystal and Justin O’Connor ’07 Matthew Pennington ’94 Katharina Doeppel ’48 and Martha Meyer ’79 and Linda O’Connor Patrick Perez ’89 Robert Port Jeffrey Rawlins Logan O’Connor ’05 Robin Perez ’92 Shulamit and Roman Portnoi Karon and Clark Ray ’72

*Deceased

BOLD ACTION CAMPAIGN IMPACT REPORT Tiffany and Garrett Ray Helene Baskowitz Roberson ’42 Samantha Morley ’08 and Melissa and Matthew Schuval ’02 Maria and Kenneth Ray Allison Roberts ’88 Sean Ryan Jeanette Thornton-Schwab and Kevin Ray Beebe Bromeyer ’62 and Sarah Johnson ’90 and David Rye Peter Schwab ’75 Franziska Janes ’94 and Peter Rea David Roberts IV M. Kay and Roger Sachar ’52 Mary Ann and Kenneth Schwartz Nancy Buford Ream ’56 Sarah Roberts ’90 Kathryn Moro ’01 and Mike Saeger Hugh Scott IV ’94 Samuel Rebmann ’13 Lindsay Rames ’04 and Blair Cook ’73 and Gregg Sage Ellen Bates ’76 and James Scott Elizabeth Rechter ’06 Derek Robertson Judith Richman Saidel ’60 Jennifer and Joe Scott III ’93 Destiny and Ashley Reddick Grace Gulick ’92 and Bhavana Choudhary and Catharine Trauernicht ’70 and Sandhya and James Robertson Virender Saini K. Dunlop Scott Chandra Shekar Reddy Stephen Robin Sila Estrada and Porfirio Salazar Anne Paone Scribner ’98 Lakshmi and Srinivas Reddy Kathleen and Llewellyn Sale Jr. ’32* Cady Scott Seabaugh ’96 and Suman Reddy ’03 Spencer Robinson ’59 Donald Sallee Kevin Seabaugh Tricia and Daniel Reeb Robert Rodgers ’92 Julie and Tim Salomon ’81 Chad Seagren Katie and Alex Reed ’00 Ashley Rich ’96 and Doug Rodwick Laura Morris Sampson ’96 Martha Feeback and Andrew Reed ’05 Virginia Goodbar ’44 and Phyllis and George Sanders ’61 Lowell Seaton Cynthia Reed Gardiner Rogers* Ranjani Sankaran ’98 Scott Seddon ’65 Diane Garesche Reed ’71 John Rogers Jr. John Sant Jr. ’78 Erickson Sedgwick ’00 Elizabeth Robinson Reed ’64* Nancy Rogers ’75 Samuel Santana ’09 Meghan and John Sedgwick ’05 Carla Veron ’83 and Nelson Reed Judy and Robert Roggenbauer Michael Sarver ’00 Ellen Shapleigh ’70 and Lara McDougall ’90 and Paul Reed Leslie and Edward Rohan ’90 Elizabeth and William Sasser Jr. William Sedgwick ’67 Kathryn Reese ’77 Celeste Roos ’05 Mary and Richard Sato ’69 Barbara and William Seely ’68 Kimberly Reese ’00 Mary Ellen Roos ’66 Laura and Adam Satz ’00 Kathleen Roldan Seger ’84 Kristen Reese ’01 Nelson Roos ’96 Elizabeth Sauer Kelsey Seger ’03 Cheryl and Jerome Reeves Christine and David Roper Caroline Payne ’90 and Dana Self Barbara Regnell Charles Rose Gregory Saunders Phyllis Hanson and Mary and Michael Regner Kalleen and Robert Rose Rachel Katz ’05 and Stephen Selipsky Nazish Zia and Zafar Rehmani Elizabeth Laime ’97 and Luke Saunders Lillian Childress ’81 and Angela and Eric Reichardt ’89 Aaron Rosen ’99 Claire and Nicholas Sayers ’98 Christian Selle Gayle and Richard Reichle ’69 Blake Rosen ’04 Helen Robinson Scales ’60 Mary Semple ’68 Laura Jones ’92 and Brent Rosen ’01 Christine Tan-Scally and Elda Senf Josh Reichman Rachel Strauss ’02 and John Scally JoAnna and Robert Senf ’85 Joseph Reidy ’89 Michael Rosen Katherine Alexander ’03 and Dorothy and William Senf II ’84 Elizabeth Reilly Lotta and Tracy Rosen ’69 Michael Scanlon Hanule Seo ’09 Alexandra Reimelt ’03 Fran and John Rosenheim ’69 Tosca Smith Schaberg ’58 Elizabeth Stevenson ’87 and Patricia Marre ’61 and Jodi Kahn ’04 and Kimberly Cooper ’88 and Kent Sevener Harry Reineke Eric Rosenstock Joel Schachter ’88 Susan Yang and Ying Sha Paul Reinke Sally and Richard Rosenthal ’41* Alexandra Schaefer ’08 Nadya Ajanee and Atif Shafqat Christopher Reis ’89 Martha and Jack Ross Bradley Schaefer Nancy Lewis ’61 and Susan Skinner ’67 and Joseph Reis Melissa and Jeffrey Ross ’84 Thomas Schaperkotter ’05 Courtney Shands Mrs. Walter C. Reisinger Jody and John Ross Amy and Fred Schaumburg Anna Shanks Barbara Howell ’70 and Lee Ross Denise and Henry Scherck III ’62 Yingzi Du and Mingqiang Shao H. W. Reisner Tracy Tucker ’91 and Mariva Scherck Michael Shapiro ’96 Linda Green ’82 and Lincoln Ross IV Julie and Roger Scherck Jr. ’81 Meredith Freeman ’06 and Matthias Renner Lucy Ross ’11 Marlyse Phlaum ’04 and Akhil Sharma Carolyn Christian Rhett ’62 Patricia Ross ’13 Adam Scherr Ann Myer Shaw ’76 Amy and Christopher Rhodes Erez Rotem Joan and James Schiele Lorna and Scott Shaw Christian Rhodes Forrest Roth ’92 Kelly and Peter Schiffer ’84 Victoria Shearing Molly Rhodes ’03 Tanya and Nick Roth Eric Schiller ’05 Madhavi Verma and Sanjiv Shekhar Lauren Clarkson ’77 and Cynthia and Andrew Rothschild ’65 Annie Conant ’70 and Billie Shepherd Joseph Rhyne Eliza Rothstein ’05 J. J. Schlafly III So Youn Kim-Shepherd and Becca and Andrew Ribaudo ’94 Patricia and Andrew Rouse ’78 Patricia and Henry Schlapp Jr. ’63 Thomas Shepherd Susanna Gilson ’93 and Sarah and David Rouse ’94 Elizabeth Schlesinger ’01 Caroline and William Shepherd ’87 Charles Ribaudo ’91 Janet and John Rouse ’67 Christine Shapleigh ’66 and Mary and Peter Shepley ’70 Marian Jones ’66 and David Roush ’79* Paul Schmid Lela Shepley-Gamble ’70 Charles Rice ’64 Megan and William Rowe Thomas Schmid ’96 Joseph Sherer Jr.* Carey Rich ’89 Whitney and Michael Rowland ’89 Lynn and Richard Schmidt Jr. Emmie and Samuel Sherertz ’99 Freda and Harry Rich Judith Grand ’47 and Julia Meier ’57 and Alison Suden ’89 and William Richard Jerome Rubenstein Frederick Schmitt Bill Sheridan Wendy and Neil Richards Timothy and Robert Ruck Judy and Greg Schmittgens Susan and David Sherman Jr.* Ann and Edward Richardson Marcella Kuhlman ’80 and James Schnarr ’62 Yiwen Tan and William Shiang Peter Richardson ’85 Thomas Ruddy Don Schneeberger ’49 Maria and Jay Shields Barbara and Michael Richter Olga and Alexander Rudoi Leanne Abramson ’60 and Jonathan Shigemura ’97 Karen Klaus-Ridgeway and Stefania Werner Ruibal ’76 Harvey Schneider Lindsey Herzog ’07 and William Ridgeway Susan Moore Ruiz ’80 Dian Chandler Schock ’48 Colin Shipley Joni and Jeffrey Ridgway ’83 Wendy Kares and Elisabeth Ritter ’91 and Paula and Robert Shively Ann and Jonathan Ridgway ’89 Kenneth Rumelt ’95 Christopher Schoenecker Rosemary Shockley Elizabeth and Christian Riesch ’96 Debra and Richard Ruskey Rachel Ignatius and Tyler Short ’05 Paola and Andrew Riggin ’98 Marsha and William Rusnack Benjamin Schoolman ’94 Lauren Lilly ’98 and Nathan Riner ’99 Mary and Craig Russell Liesel Schopler Daniel Shouse Nicole and David Ringenberg Pamela Russell Charles Schott III ’70 Meredith Lammert ’02 and Shera Dalin and Jorge Riopedre Sally Caulk Russell ’58 Robert Schott ’74 Shaum Shrinivas Marcherie Vazquez and Tony Russell Jennifer and Pieter Schouten Margot Ketcham Shriver ’52 Pompeyo Rios Deborah Albin Rutledge ’72 Norman Schuermann ’63 Lee and Fred Shuchart ’78 Louise Lionberger ’78 and P. C. Rise Birgit Rutledge-Riel and Marion and Nathan Schulte Keri and Steven Shuert ’97 Vicki and Nick Ristevski Peter Rutledge ’88 Anne and Tumelo Schultz Sarah Druck Shulman ’94 Elizabeth Ritter Tucker Ruwitch ’11 Megan and John Schumacher II ’02 Ines and Dennis Shultz Peggy and Jerry Ritter Megan Ryan ’01 Kevin Schumm ’99 Marlene and Larry Shy* Cameron and David Rivinus ’92 Ashley Sewell ’03 and Patrick Ryan Maura and Fred Schuster Kathy and Scott Shy

50 Padmaja and Rebecca Hlaca-Sondrol and Brick Storts IV ’81 Alice and Anthony Tharenos Subbarao Siddabattula Brian Sondrol Elizabeth Mugler Storts ’84 Robert Thebault Mehreen Khann and Iris and George Soscia Sara Hatton Stover ’64 John Haig Roy Thebeau ’89 Adnan Siddiqui Jane and William Southworth William Stowers Susan Primm Thel ’64 Sally Dudley and Charles Sieloff ’60 Dawn Weeks and James Stoyanoff ’74 Candis and David Theodoro Marci and Steven Sigmund Stephen Spalding ’79 Victoria and David Strain ’87 Elizabeth Thiemann ’10 David Silber ’90 Karen and Andrew Spann ’77 Alexis Strathmann ’00 Mary Schlapp ’66 and J. J. Thistle Joseph Silber ’98 Tawana Spann Pamela and Douglas Stratton Tamara and Demetrius Thomas Joan and Sherman Silber Blair Cohen ’05 and Ileana and Jay Straus Jr. ’65 Eleanor and Edwin Thomas Jr. Steven Silber ’93 Richard Spector Shelly and Steven Strauss Joan and George Thomas Janice Reed Sillas ’99 and Sheena Patel Spence ’01 Melanie Ellis ’76 and Jeffrey Streed Carolyn Richards ’63 and Ezra Sillas Eve McRoberts Spencer ’51 Lee Streett John Thomas Ann and David Simmons ’72 Anna Ahrens and Joseph Strege ’11 Heather and Richard Thomas Joseph Simon ’77 Jamieson Spencer ’63 Gail and Timothy Strege Jeffrey Thomasson ’74 Helen and Kenneth Simon ’79 Barbara Spieler Kathryn and Richard Strickler ’51 Darrett Thompson Ann and Raese Simpson ’57 Margot Lyman Sprague ’74 Catherine Horan Frances Fisse Thompson ’40* Carolyn Streett ’77 and Marie Howe Sprague ’69 Stuckenschneider ’92 Suzi and Gary Thompson Timothy Simpson Madelon Sprengnether ’60 Judith Stucki Jane Brauer Thompson ’99 William Simpson ’95 Carolyn and Robert Sprich ’56 Frances Brown ’54 and Danette and Jeffrey Thompson Melissa Doud ’94 and Justin Sims Anne Wohltman ’77 and Harold Stuhl Sr. ’51 Ryan Thompson Elizabeth Green ’53* and Allen Springer John Stupp III ’06 Sarah and Saleem Thompson William Sims Jr. Lele Woolsey ’71 and Julie Stupp ’04 Tyler Thornhill ’03 Danielle and David Singer ’00 Orlando Springs Beth and Timothy Sturm Victoria Thurman Mary Swarts ’59 and Celeste Dubuque ’75 and Yang Yu and Dan Su Emily and Curtis Tiefenbrunn ’03 James Singer III ’53* Edwin Sprung Lee and John Suarez Gwen and Scott Till Babitha and Krishnakant Singh Sarada and Ramprasad Sripada Leigh Suffian ’86 Kirtley and Donald Tilson Jr. ’47 Ann and John Sinnott ’84 Barbara and Jeremy Stainbrook ’87 Nanette and Michael Suffian Wendy Timm Randolph Sinnott ’72 Nancy and Edward Staley Carolyn and Robert Suffian Anne Tipton ’79 Robert Sivewright ’07 Flora and Mark Stallion ’81 Connor Sullivan ’02 Charles Tipton ’14 Michael Sivore ’99 Trimble Hoblitzelle Stamell ’76 Aja Blue ’94 and John Sullivan Windy and Conrad Tirre ’78 John Q. Skilling ’56 Anna D’Amico and T. Mark Stanfield Rachel Maupin Sullivan ’04 Alicia James ’93 and John Tlapek Kathryn Skimming ’06 Linda Jepsen ’51 and Audrey and Robert Summlin Marilyn Tohill Margaret Lionberger ’40 and D. E. Stanford* Rakeb Suraphel ’94 and Margaret and Willie Tolbert Stuart Skinner ’39* Anne Gaebe ’00 and Kirubel Sisay Sarah Tolch Stuart Skinner Jr. ’64 Bradford Stanley Hope and Marion Sutton Virginia Toliver Rosemary Slattery Shaundra and Simon Svirnovskiy ’08 Courtney and Kevin Toller Judy and David Sliney Tommy Stapleton Jr. Clare Loughlin ’96 and Jessica Tomaselli Annie and David Sloane Max Stapp Jr. Ross Swanes Mary Tompkins Amy and Scott Small Caroline Starbuck ’96 Donna Howard Swanson ’66 Georgia and Marco Torcasio ’94 Judith and Todd Small Susan and Robert Stark ’89 Mary King Swayzee ’47* Rachel and John Tourais Janice Small-Reed Marilyn and John Stein ’69 Courtney and Mark Sweeney Joan Elston Townshend ’65 Kimberly and Donald Smiegiel ’63 Jane Lewin Steinger ’63 Jacqueline Jones ’50 and Charlene Ku and Peter Trajmar Michael Smit ’92 Jenny Steinman ’80 Robert Sweeney Susan Busch ’83 and Hal Transou Andrew Smith ’12 Sandra Humphreys Stemmler ’54 Timothy Sweetwood ’97 Cynthia Trauernicht ’71 Angelina Smith William Stengel Katherine James ’00 and Janice and Torsten Trey Audrey Smith* George Stephenson II ’07 Jeremy Swillinger S. R. Trottmann III ’68 Jane McElwee ’01 and Brad Smith Julie and James Stephenson Linda and W. R. Sylvanovich Lisa and Robert Trowbridge Whitney Cohen Smith ’03 and Laura and Jason Stephenson ’93 Michelle and Scott Symank ’94 Kedist Tsadik ’02 Bradley Smith Laura Sterkel ’77 Sylvia Shaw and Aileen and Allen Tucker David Smith ’95 Patricia Bagnell ’42 and James Symington ’45 Elaine Tucker Marian Ewing ’70 and Edgar Smith Lee Sterling Janey and Stuart Symington Jr. ’42 Alicia Hurtado and Eric Smith ’00 Karen and Henry Stern Jr. ’55 Willie and Bobby Tabb Thomas Tucker ’66 Gene Smith ’51 Carol and Steven Sterneck ’83 Korbin Tacony ’94 Lauren Waterbury ’11 and Charlotte and Gerald Smith John Stevenson III Beth and Adam Taich ’93 Landon Turley Corrine and Howard Smith Jr. ’89 Lavetta and Robert Stevenson Sr. Arlene Taich Adrian Turnell James Smith Jr. ’67 Camille and John Steward Rajeev Tailor ’92 Carissa Krawll Turnell ’94 Elizabeth Skinner ’43 and Rosemary Stewart Louisa Rechter Takacs ’05 Shawn Uhe John Smith* Jane Lambert ’79 and Naomi Tao ’09 Christopher Ullman Julie and Joshua Smith R. P. Stickney ’77 Eliot and Richard Tao ’67 Sally Block ’94 and Mary Carter Smith ’37* Nicole Stillings ’05 Nadia Zia and Haroon Taqi Michael Unsworth Peter Smith ’72 William Stinson ’78 Natalie Phelps ’95 and Jason Tate Kemal Unverdi ’89 Katharine and John Stivers ’92 Barrett Taussig Susan and Thomas Urani ’98 Robert Smith Jr. ’57 Beverly and Sheldon Stock ’58 Lela and Frederick Taussig ’62 Tamarah and Adam Usher Barbara Martin ’63 and Suzanne and James Stockman Ilana Taxman ’05 Melissa Rennard-Vahlkamp ’77 Timothy Smith Martha Ann Galleher Karen and Erik Taylor and Greg Vahlkamp Susan and Wayman Smith III Stockstrom ’43* Louise Taylor Radha and Rao Vallabhaneni Sandra Greaves ’62 and Suzanne Chapman ’57 and Alysa and Thomas Taylor Jr. ’93 Luisa and Antonio Vallespir Dan Smolens Henry Stolar Alison and Thomas Taylor IV ’86 Marc Vanacht Sally and Timothy Snavely Matthew Stolze ’07 Yusuf Tayob ’96 Anne and Robert Van Cleve ’78 Martha Kaufman Sneider ’89 Andrew Stone II ’09 Elizabeth and Kenneth Teasdale Constance Williams ’64 and Jill and Martin Sneider Elizabeth Arrick Stone ’76 Maria and Takuri Tei Henry Van der Eb Jr. Katie Snell Tamara and Gilmore Stone ’82 Shivan Tekwani ’98 Mimi Johnston ’74 and Derrick Snyder ’03 Kristin Stone Susan Dubinsky ’55 and David Vangel Rachel Moseley ’98 and Jennifer and Scott Stone ’02 David Terris* Louise Angst VanLandingham ’73 Matthew Sokolich Ellenor Honig ’00 and Elizabeth Terry ’85 Kristi and Eric VanLuven ’87 Jane and Charles Sommer ’60 William Stone Margaret Terry ’02 Barbara and William VanLuven Sarah Walsh and Martha and John Storey Christina and Matthew Terry John Van Raalte ’44 Joseph Sonderman Pam and Timothy Storey Neil Thanedar ’06 Karen and Peter VanValkenburg

*Deceased

BOLD ACTION CAMPAIGN IMPACT REPORT Shelley Painter ’68 and Margaret Sims ’81 and Marlene and Robert Wolff ’54 Arnaldo Vaquer Grant Weber Kimberly and Samuel Wolff ’98 Alexa Olson ’02 and Anne and Harry Weber ’60 Carl Wolfsberger ’79 Miguel Vasconcelos Judy and Timothy Weber Don Wolfsberger* Stephanie Cranston Vasta ’00 Susan and Wesley Wedemeyer ’60 Barbara and John Woltz Jr. JoAnn and Neville Vatcha Wesley Wedemeyer ’94 Emily Hoffman and Mae and Donald Veile Carrie Weekley Wesley Wolverton ’69 Jean Holton ’96 and Virginia Weidle ’67 Meng Wang and Erwin Wong Possum Velenski Phoebe Weinberg Vaew Wongsurawat ’90 Amanda James ’03 and Helen Campbell Weise ’58 Suzanne Butler ’56 and Matthew Venezia Michael Weiss ’85 Frederick Wonham Anupa and Susan and Richard Weitzer ’69 LaShonda Wood Ramakrishna Venkatesh Eleanor Weller ’16 Barbara Kaufman ’57 and Elizabeth Rutledge Veraldi ’70 Buckner Wellford Roger Wood David Veron Katherine* and Harry Wellford Sara Wood Susan Veron Nancy and Benjamin Wells Marilyn Woodard Julie and Joseph Vetter Virginia Upthegrove ’64 and Elizabeth Woodin Jonathan Vigdorchik ’99 David Wells Maria Pizzimbono ’91 and Soledad and Rommel Villagomez Robert Wells ’70 Lowell Woodman Craig Villari ’99 Priscilla and John Welter Ann and Joshua Wool ’01 Lisa Corderman ’76 and Katie and Andrew Wenner ’97 Matthew Wootton ’05 Italo Visco Davin and Mark Wenner Andrea Wotka ’02 Jason Vitale ’99 Stevie and Joseph Werner ’45 Dora and Scott Wren Sally Diggs ’83 and Daniel Vlamis Dana Weston ’00 Laura Wright Rebecca Trost Vogel ’91 Jennifer and James Wethington Robert Wright ’75 Terri and Henry Vogt Kerri and Robert Wetzel ’81 Chao-ping Wu ’74 Katherine and David Vollman Katherine Gatch Wheeler ’42 John Wuestling ’08 Hilary and Jason Von Rohr ’93 Katherine Norcross ’57 and Nina and Richard Wuestling Becky Egle ’66 and W. M. Wheeler Charles Wunderlich ’43* Eric von Schrader ’66 Joyce and Andrew White ’61* Jean and Robert Wunderlich W. Gage Von Weise Jr. ’57 Cynthia Payant and Julie and William Wurdack Jr. ’80 JoAnn Rivinus Vorih and James White ’61 Alison Koplar ’01 and William Wyatt Marc Vorih Jr. Katherine and Joseph White ’50* Kristen Wymore ’08 Katherine Voss Joseph White Jr. ’73 Lingwei Sun and Xiong Xu Lillian and Jon Vrabely Paula White Stanley Yang ’94 Veronica Wachter Samantha White Wenchuan Huang and Ruth and Mitch Waks Nancy and James Whitehead III ’64 Mustafa Yilmaz Sue Kelly and Douglas Walker ’78 Jane Atwood ’65 and Susan Fischer Yoder ’56 Monica Walker Robert Whitehead* Michele and Thomas Young Jr. Noel Fournier ’78 and Linda and George Whitelaw III ’68 Joan and William Young James Walker II Terry and Allen Whittemore ’51 Elizabeth and Jeffrey Yount Mariva Scherck ’83 and Mary and Allen Whittemore Jr. ’77 Joseph Yu ’01 Robert Walker William Whittemore ’51 Leslie and Jeffrey Zacks Andrew Wallach ’98 Dawn Whittle Rene’ and David Zar Bertha Loeb Wallbrunn ’33 Tina and Michael Whittle Jane Zeender Katharine Hoblitzelle ’70 and Linde Wiedow Kelley and David Zenk ’05 William Walling Karen and Chris Wildman Xiaoyan Liu and Shibai Zhang Susan and David Walsh Andrea and Timothy Wile ’01 Christopher Zimmer Virginia Remington ’72 and Lynn Hagnauer Wilkins ’62 Jayme Zimmer Edward Walsh Marilyn Willey Haley and Joseph Zimring ’07 Joan Walsh Andriette Williams Marian and David Zoeller Kelly and Patrick Walsh Nancy Burkham ’65 and John Zografakis ’89 Andrew Walter Donald Williams Michael Zorensky ’07 James Walter ’96 Elizabeth Williams ’04 Marc Zornes ’00 Holly and Robert Wamser Jr. ’92 Queen and Leland Williams Barbara and Louis Zuccarello Nina Chen Wang ’96 Sherri Lyss and Michael Williams Elizabeth Latz ’93 and Kathryn Wright ’73 and Colleen Williamson Michael Zucker Mark Warnick Marquetta and Charles Willis Robin Shoenberg ’68 and Elizabeth Curran Warren ’45 Christy Willis ’68 Stephen Zwick George Warren Victoria Schofield ’68 and Beatryx Epps Washington ’90 Stephen Willis Christopher Waterbury ’08 Robert Wilson ’65 Margaret Trigg ’79 and Sarah Wilson ’78 Jackson Waterbury III ’79 James Wilton ’56 Donna and Douglas Waters Scott Wilton ’86 Louisa and George Watson Nina Windsor Leslie Shepperson Watson ’55 Ramsey Windsor Theodore Watt ’06 Susan Pliakos ’75 and Don Winter Judy and Michael Waxelman ’92 Josephine Pettus ’64 and This information is correct to the best of Shirley and Howard Wayne W. Wiseman our knowledge as of November 2018. Every Kim and Peter Wazlawek Dorothy Mudd ’65 and effort was made to ensure accuracy. Please Glenda Webb James Witherspoon contact the Alumni & Development Office at Gordon Webb Sr. ’57* Jodi and Patrick Woessner 314-995-7380 if you have any questions. Gayle and Richard Webb ’51 Christine Wohlford ’99 Roland Webb ’53 Lucy Wohltman ’81 Frances Diemoz and Emilee Koplar ’96 and Brian Wolfe Alan Webber ’66 Alexander Wolff ’04

52 THANK YOU ORGANIZATIONS & FOUNDATIONS

Anonymous (4) Charles M. Caravati Family Government Navigation Group McFamily Charitable Foundation AbbVie Matching Gifts Program Foundation Fund Greater Kansas City Community Mechanical Solutions, Inc. Accu-Care Home Nurses, Inc. Chick-fil-A Foundation Merck Millipore Matching Acropolis Investment Christmas Valley Foundation Greater Washington Community Gifts Program Management, LLC Clayton Shaw Park Foundation Messing Family Charitable Adler Schermer Foundation Swimming Team Green Family Foundation Foundation Advanced Heart Care Cleveland Foundation Grinstead Park Management, LLC MICDS Parents Association Advanced Nursing Services, Inc. Coin Acceptors, Inc. Grossman Iron & Steel Co. Michael D. and Margaret Ann Aetna Inc. Matching Gifts Commerce Bank Guarantee Electrical Company Latta Charitable Foundation Program The Community Foundation Haffenreffer Family Fund Microsoft Corporation Matching All American Appliance Community Foundation Hager Companies Gifts Program Services Inc. of Collier County Hanser Family Foundation Mid-Town Medical Practice LLC Alliant Capital, Inc. The Coovert Foundation Harry G. and Midwest Pool and Court Co. AmazonSmile Foundation CRA Realty Advisors Inc. Pauline M. Austin Foundation Millman Lumber Company American Endowment Cranbrook Schools Hats, Inc. Moneta Group Charitable Foundation Crane Fund for Widows and Herbert D. Condie, Jr. Foundation Amgen Inc. PAC Children Family Foundation Monsanto Company Matching Angle Roofing & Sheet Metal, LLC Crawford Taylor Foundation Hermann Companies, Inc. Gifts Program Anheuser-Busch Companies Inc. Cube Infosys Hermann Family Foundation Morgan Stanley Matching Gifts Program The Daniel and Henry Co. Hermann Spoehrer Family Morgan Stanley Global Impact Apple Matching Gifts Program Davis Family Charitable Trust Charitable Trust Funding Trust Arthur W. Trulaske Foundation Dayton Foundation Hilliker Corporation Mosquito Squad of AT&T Corporation Depository, Inc. Holekamp Family Foundation Greater Saint Louis AXA Financial Dean Team of Kirkwood Horace C. Cabe Foundation National Philanthropic Trust Ayco Charitable Foundation Desai Family Foundation Hortense Hogan Charitable The Neisser Family Foundation Baird Foundation, Inc. Desco Group Inc. Unitrust Neland Investment Management Baldwin Wealth Management LLC The Dierberg Foundation Howell Family Charitable Nelson Family Foundation Baltimore Community Foundation Donald L. Barnes Foundation Remainder Unitrust New York Community Trust Bank of America Charitable DoTopia Icon Design LLC Nixco, LLC Gift Fund The Dula-Kobusch Charitable Trust Incline Global Management LLC The Oliver Group LLC Bank of America Corporation The Dunagan Foundation, Inc. Interstate Cleaning Corp. One on One Services, L.L.C. Matching Gifts Program DynaFlex J.McLaughlin Oreck Clean Home Centers Barbara Bryant Family Echo Valley Foundation J.P. Morgan Charitable The Orthopedic Center Foundation Eddies Towing LLC Giving Fund of St. Louis Barker/DZP, Inc. Edison Capital, LLC J.P. Morgan Chase & Company Paramount Mortgage Company Becker Iron & Metal ELG Palladium Group, LLC Matching Gifts Program Parkside Financial Bank & Trust Benevity Community Elizabeth G. Danforth The Jackes Foundation Paul M. Denk Patent Law Office, LC Impact Fund Charitable Foundation James Riepe Family Foundation Pershing Charitable Trust Benjamin F. Edwards & Co. The Ellen Dierberg Jane Tschudy Charitable Fund The Pillsbury Foundation Berkley Real Estate Education Trust Jansing-Cook Foundation Pinnacle Contracting, Inc. Bessemer National Gift Fund Elsaesser Family Trust Jewish Community Foundation Potter Electric Signal Biggs Family Charitable Enterprise Bank & Trust of Los Angeles Company, LLC Foundation EQT Corporation Jewish Community Foundation Premier Rentals BlackRock Foundation Equitrust Life Insurance of San Diego The Private Bank Bodine Family Foundation, Inc. Company Jewish Community Fund Progress Investment Boeing Company Matching ESC New Media Jewish Federation of St. Louis Management Company, LLC Gifts Program Essman Family Charitable John Allan Love Charitable R.C. Curtis & Associates, LLC The Boston Foundation Foundation Foundation Raymond James Bridgevine, Inc. Estep Real Estate Services LLC John Hancock Life Raymond James Charitable Brugere & Co. CPA, PC Eta Boule Insurance Company Rebel Ridge LLC Buck Mountain Botanicals Fairmont Development LLC Josephine Havlak Red Lion Beef Corp. Buckeye International, Inc. Fidelity Charitable Photographer, Inc. RelianceBank Buckingham Asset Fifi Lugo LLC JSM Charitable Trust Robert F. and Anna Marie Shapiro Management, LLC First Bankers Trust Services Koplar Communications Family Foundation Inc. Burrows Family Foundation First National Bank of St. Louis KV Enterprises, Inc. ROHO Cady Family Foundation The Flowers Charitable Laura Buick-GMC, Inc. The Ronald K. & Jan C. Greenberg The Caleb C. & Julia W. Dula Foundation Liberty Art Works Inc. Family Foundation Educational & Charitable Fordyce Brown Enterprises LP Lilly Christy Busch Rosenblum, Schwartz, Rogers Foundation Fox Family Foundation Hermann Foundation & Glass, PC Caravus, LLC Fred M. Seed Foundation LJSM Rosenheim Family Charitable Carol House Furniture, Inc. Future Financial Inc Lortz Family Foundation Foundation Cedar Street Charitable Gallop Family Foundation Love Family Charitable Trust Ruth Peters MacCarthy Unitrust Foundation Gammon Syndicate Lux Family Foundation S.L. and Adelaide C. Ward Center for Gastrointestinal General Mills Corporation Macy’s Inc. Foundation Health Matching Gifts Program Margaret Lockwood Gallery Sage Charitable Foundation Center House Association Gershman Mortgage Marin Community Foundation St. Charles Automotive Charles C. Allen Jr., Glendale Chrysler Jeep Mary and Norman Pattiz St. Louis Community Foundation Attorney at Law Dodge Ram Foundation St. Louis Surge Women’s Charles E. Jarrell Contracting Goldman, Sachs Group, Inc. Mary R. Wolff Real Estate Basketball LLC Company Inc. Matching Gifts Program Management Co. The St. Louis Trust Company Charles L. Crane Agency Google, Inc. Matching Mattingly Lumber St. Mark Presbyterian Church Company Gifts Program McClanathan Family Foundation Saleeby & Associates, Inc.

BOLD ACTION CAMPAIGN IMPACT REPORT Sander Foundation The W. and R. Bernheimer The Sant Foundation Family Foundation Sawyer Marglous Foundation W. Bevis Schock Attorney at Law “You have The Schiff Foundation Watermark Foundation Schott Law Firm LLC Webster University Schwab Charitable Fund Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC Shaheen Orthodontics, Inc. Wells Fargo Foundation Matching Shaughnessy Family Foundation Gifts Program made your Shepard Presentations LLC West Port Periodontics, PC The Shepherd Family Wetterau Family Foundation Charitable Fund William O. and Margaret H. Shepherd Foundation Dewitt Foundation mark on this Shogun Japanese Steak William R. Orthwein, Jr. and Laura & Sushi Inc. Rand Orthwein Foundation, Inc. The Shure & Richardson William S. & Blair Y. Thompson Foundation Family Foundation Silicon Valley Community Wolff Shoe Company extraordinary Foundation World Wide Technology Simmons Charitable Foundation World Wide Technology Sippel Technologies, Inc. Foundation Skilling & Associates Inc. Wright & Associates institution, The Son Law Firm PSC Wydown Fortnightly Speller Foundation Youthbridge SSE Inc. Zoltek Corporation Stanley L. and Lucy Lopata Charitable Foundation and we are so State of Arizona Stephens & Associates Inc. Steward Family Foundation Stupp Bros. Bridge & Iron Co. grateftul for Foundation Summit/Gateway Payables Target Thomson Reuters Matching Gifts Program your unwavering TIAA-CREF Financial Services Tilt.com, Inc. Toledo Community Foundation TW Constructors LLC support.” UBS Donor-Advised Fund UBS Investment Matching Gifts Program — BOB HERMANN ‘70, CAMPAIGN CHAIR Unified Management Group LLC United Way of Central New Mexico United Way of Greater St. Louis The Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis The U.S. Charitable Gift Trust USA Mortgage Utility Service & Maintenance, Inc. Van Velzer L.L.C. Vanguard Charitable Vermont Community Foundation Virginia E. Stevenson Scholarship Fund

54 LEADERSHIP

Thanks to YOUR generosity and bold commitment to MICDS, we can confidently continue to live out the work our Mission calls us to do: to prepare the next generation’s leaders for higher learning, for lives of purpose and service and for the challenges of the world that awaits them. We give special thanks to the visionary leadership of our Board of Trustees Chairs and members of our Campaign Committee, whose tireless work to achieve the impressive results of this Campaign ensures that the tradition of great teaching and learning continues to thrive at MICDS.

Campaign Committee Members MICDS Board Chairs

CAMPAIGN CHAIR Ron Holtman* Stuart Campbell Robert Hermann Jr. ‘70 Kathryn Danforth Hollo ‘78 2010-2012 R. Christopher Imbs Henry B. Pflager III ‘80 HONORARY CAMPAIGN CHAIRS Tracy Kaye Jasper ‘86 2012-2014 Camilla Thompson ‘64 and Stephen Jones ‘66 Stephen Brauer ‘63 Karen Kalinowski Julia Jansen Lilly ‘86 Elizabeth Hall ‘58 and Madhavi Kandula 2014-2016 James S. McDonnell III ‘54 Stacey Liekweg William Polk Jr. ‘74 COMMITTEE MEMBERS Julia Jansen Lilly ‘86 2016-2018 Andrew Baur ‘85 Robert Matthews III ‘01 Henry Biggs ‘82 James McDonald Jr. ‘98 John Brown ‘82 Henry B. Pflager III ‘80 Spencer Burke ‘65 William Polk Jr. ‘74 Stuart Campbell Lisa Prinster-Messey Margaret Condie Kent Rapp ‘76 Parker Condie Jr. ‘81 John Stupp Jr. ‘68 Christopher Danforth ‘94 Christy Kloecker Thompson ‘84 Gregory Fox* Amanda Wellford Jeffrey Giles ‘94 B. K. Werner ‘86 Andrew Hereford ‘85 Ross Woolsey III ‘67 Craig Herron *Deceased

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