Brookstone Magazine 2021-2022 by Brookstone School

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The Brookstone Magazine is produced by the Communications Office for alumni, parents, and friends of Brookstone School. Letters and suggestions for articles are welcomed.

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BE THE ONE WHO LEADS 2021-2022 BOARD OF TRUSTEES OFFICERS Mr. Billy Blanchard, Chairman of the Board Mrs. Lee Lee James, Vice Chair Mr. Jason Branch (’91), Past Chair Mr. Steve Butler, Secretary Mr. Henry Swift, Treasurer Mr. Mat Swift, Assistant Secretary Treasurer

MEMBERS AT LARGE Mr. Paul Amos (’94) Mr. Bo Bickerstaff (’96) Mrs. Kornisha Brown Mr. Keith Chambless (’76) Dr. Vik Chhokar (’90) Mrs. Sara Dismuke (’90) Dr. Linda Hadley (’75) Mr. Edward Hudson Mrs. Stephanie Hunter (’81) Mrs. Katie Krieg (’00) Mr. Mark Lane Mrs. Betsy Leebern Mr. Cal Martin (’73) Mr. Fray McCormick Dr. Woodrow McWilliams Dr. Edwin L. Page (’83) Mrs. Lane Riley (’01) Mr. Heath Schondelmayer Dr. Ted Thorne Mr. Bill Turner, III (’96) Mrs. Katherine Waddell Mr. Travis Wade (’94) Mr. Will White

EX OFFICIO Mr. Marty Lester Head of School

Mrs. Laura Einsel Asst. Head of School and Chief Financial Officer

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Mr. Marty Lester, Head of School Mrs. Laura Einsel, Asst. Head of School and Chief Financial Officer Dr. Dale Epperson, Dean of Academic Affairs Mr. Rance Gillespie, Director of Athletics Mrs. Meg Godfrey (‘02), Alumni and Annual Fund Director Mr. Paul Hampton, Director of Fine Arts Mrs. Connie Mansour, Director of Communications Mrs. Anne Parker, Director of Enrollment Mrs. Bonnie Smith, Asst. Head of School and Learning Center Director Mrs. Javonne Stewart, Head of Lower and Intermediate School Mr. Garry Sullivan, Head of Middle and Upper Schools Mrs. Avery Wolff (‘91), Blanchard Leadership Institute Director

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CELEBRATING BROOKSTONE 70th Year Anniversary

PURE BROOKSTONE MAGIC Forest Fridays

VETERANS DAY Brookstone School family gathered to celebrate and thank our Veterans

BLANCHARD LEADERSHIP Getting Better at Connecting to Others

FINE ARTS DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI CLASS NOTES HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

ANNA PAIGE MILLER, SKY ROPES COURSE, 8TH GRADE

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and engaged parent organizations I have ever experienced. The support they provide through the many events they manage, from the Cougar Cup to the upcoming Sweetheart Dance, is impactful for our students, athletes, faculty, and parents on a daily basis. And to realize all of these accomplishments happened in the midst of a worldwide pandemic is astonishing. Credit goes to the heart and strength of the Brookstone Community.

Dear Brookstone Families, In 2015, six years ago, I joined the Brookstone family. At the time, I described the opportunity as my dream job, and I continue everyday to be honored and humbled to be the head of this exceptional school. Most every day I marvel at what is accomplished by our students, faculty, and staff. Each year as our students celebrate acceptance into universities, I am reminded of the importance and significance of Brookstone to our students and to our larger community. When summer begins each year, I watch faculty travel to professional development opportunities, pack a bus with students for travel, or head to the field to prepare to win the next championship. I admire their pursuit to improve and to serve so selflessly in providing the absolute best for our students. What I have witnessed are multiple state championships in tennis, golf, fine arts, and cross country; we’ve had Page One winners, won backto-back One Act state championships, implemented Global Online Academy to stretch our academic offerings, and added the Blanchard Leadership Institute to further develop our students into the leaders the world needs. We have strengthened our commitment to the health of every child by introducing a wellness program that includes drug testing for our 8-12th grade students and a robust counseling program focused on student well-being in grades 3K through 12. Our Brookstone Parent Association continues to be one of the most active

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I am even more encouraged about what lies ahead. Enrollment has grown each year, and the application process appears strong for the coming year. We have just begun construction on a new athletic stadium that will serve our entire student body and community for years to come. We are in the planning process and soon will pursue a campaign to build the finest Lower School in the southeast as well as address other priorities identified through our strategic planning process as we position our school for even greater things. Brookstone is building on its mission to serve our students and their families and providing many answers to Why Brookstone? Thank you for your loyalty and support of Brookstone’s mission. Exciting times are ahead. Sincerely,

F. Martin Lester Jr. Head of Upper School

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In the fall, we had over 300 alums and their families on campus during Homecoming weekend for many reunions, including those classes who were not able to gather in person last year. Speaking of alums, the Distinguished Alumni Society welcomed five inductees in the 2020-2021 class. Lulie Wallace ‘05, Jim Whitehurst ‘85, Lauren Amos ‘97, Foster Northrop ‘81, and Kyes Stevens ‘91 all have amazing stories, rich with success and unquestionably positive impacts on the lives of others. They represent Brookstone so well and stand as examples of what we aspire for Brookstone graduates. The Blanchard Leadership Institute was in full swing last fall conducting our first in person Sprint for all students K-12. The Servant Leadership Veterans Day Celebration was incredible; students had the opportunity to invite family and friends who are Veterans to be honored for their service. The event was on the Jordan Quadrangle where over 50 Veterans joined, and our students presented moving and inspiring speeches.

I hope you were able to enjoy some time during the holiday break to share with family, to rest from a busy fall, and to recharge your batteries as we head into what will be a busy spring semester. You may have heard it said that “the days pass slowly but the years go flying by.” Those words seem so true today and even more so over the last couple of years. The world we live in is ever-changing and has a way of stretching us thin and wearing us down. We each face our own personal, professional, and educational challenges in our lives every day, and most of us carry the burden of the challenges facing those we love, as well. It is amazing how those battles can make each day feel slow and long, but somehow, we look back and the year has come and gone so quickly. If we are not careful, we will miss the joy and success each year has brought. Well, I do not want the year to pass us by without acknowledging the amazing students, parents, alums, faculty, and staff who accomplished so much and who make Brookstone so special. Allow me to start by expressing my gratitude to the families who support their students’ success in school and support the school in so many ways. Many serve our parent association which is responsible for the exceptional activities on campus including the recent Book Fair that was back in person in the Kirven building and of which Fox Elementary was the beneficiary. A huge thank you also goes to the Brookstone faculty and administration. While much of life has returned to normal since the pandemic started, this group has had to continually adjust, make tough decisions, and fight for the best student experience possible. While we continue to face challenges related to the pandemic, this group has been successful in preserving that experience; their unfailing commitment to the students continues to inspire and set an example for others.

Our students had a busy fall excelling in so many areas. In November, and for the 3rd time in a row, our One Act cast won region with this year’s performance of The Miss Firecracker Contest; The Jungle Book Middle School musical was a considerable success, and Brookstone received a first-time invitation to compete in the American High School Special Theatre called the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Congratulations are due to four athletes who signed during first semester to play their sport in college: Molly Gales (softball), Lisa Hollingsworth (softball), Coates Massey (baseball), and Pate Stansell (golf). Now, back to the years flying by… This year, Brookstone celebrates its 70th anniversary! That will be 50 classes of graduates! That is 25,550 days, most of which were filled with teaching, inspiring, challenging, and helping students grow. 70 years is a major milestone, one that should be celebrated and will be celebrated throughout the remainder of the year, culminating with the Class of 2022 graduation. I know the families of our senior class are wondering where the years have gone as their students have begun their final semester in high school! It is one of the most exciting times in the life of a student and their families, and we are all glad to get to share a few more months with them. I am grateful to be a small part of the Brookstone story, and I am grateful all of you are a part of that story, as well. We all look forward to seeing you on campus this spring. Sincerely,

William R. Blanchard Chairman, Board of Trustees

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talk to the boys on a designated “Silence Day.” I wonder if they told the boys beforehand or just let them wonder what they’d done? “Tacky Day” has a different dress code in 1986 than it does in 2022, and if any current students need an outfit, apparently I’ve got you covered.

WRITTEN BY: ALICE CELLINO ‘98, ALUMNI BOARD PRESIDENT

ifty Years. This year, Brookstone will graduate the 50th class of students. Half a century connects Brookstone students and alumni, and I struggle with the feeling that the distance between 1972 and 2022 is both a lifetime and no time at all. As I look back through yearbooks, I can’t help but chuckle at how different things seemed in the beginning. Did you know the first classes at Brookstone had water skiing as a part of PE? How did they swing that?! The girls of the Class of 1981 teamed up and refused to

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I truly feel connected to all of these 50 classes. It’s easy to start up a conversation with any of these people. The older I get, the more I’m aware of the traditions, both small and large, that have been passed down from class to class within the Brookstone family. They tie us together and give us strong common ground. Our stories may appear different at first glance, but the traditions that bind us also strengthen our culture and our community. Traditions have purpose. They are comforting; they bring a sense of security and remind us that the world keeps on turning, no matter what appears on the horizon. They tie us to those who came before and provide a forum to celebrate our values. They connect generations and weave the fabric of group bonds between people who have never met. We are blessed to be part of a school with rich history and many traditions. The pioneers of the first graduating class of 1972 instituted a

Homecoming Spirit Week, all dressing as babies and riding tricycles around campus. We’ve all had our Spirit Weeks since then. The class of 1973 continued and added to the tradition, crowning Brookstone’s first Homecoming Queen, Laura Holliday. This year, I watched little girls stare spell-bound through the fence around the football field as we crowned our 2021 Queen. By the late 1970s, the Brookstone community had experienced deep tragedy and loss, and in their grief, established ways to forever honor their fallen students, including the Timothy Baldwin Tarpley Award, which is now the annual tradition of honoring a teacher who has consistently and unselfishly devoted themselves to the interest of Brookstone and its students. We play football on the Rex Knight Field, soaking in the beautiful Georgia evenings, standing on ground dedicated to a Brookstone student from long ago who would have loved to see us there. We walk the sidewalks, glancing into the windows of the Lower School classrooms that are part of our core memories, now filled with students happily beginning their journeys. So many Brookstone traditions are present all around us, and we watch with delight as new generations add to our histories. We should be proud of all that has changed and all that has stayed the same.

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BROOKSTONE ALMA MATER ON OUR CITY’S NORTHERN BORDER, STALWART STANDS OUR ALMA MATER THANK YOU FOR OUR FIRM FOUNDATION, SENDING US FORTH TO LEAD THE NATION. YOU HAVE BEEN OUR STEPPING STONE, OUR OWN BELOVED BROOKSTONE. YOU SPRANG FORTH FROM TRINITY, SHINING LIGHT ON THIS GRAND CITY, GUIDING US AS INDEPENDENT, WE RETURN AS ALL RESPLENDENT. WE KNOW WE CAN STAND ALONE, THANK YOU, BELOVED BROOKSTONE.

e are excited to announce Brookstone’s plans to construct a new Athletic Complex designed to meet the growing needs of our successful Cougar athletic teams and our school community as a whole. The current stadium, constructed in the early 70s, has served Brookstone School for almost 50 years. While for some time Brookstone has talked about the need for improvements to the facility, we now have a broader vision for a complex that will include a new natural turf field, a new eight lane track, LED lighting, a stadium plaza much like the baseball and tennis plaza, new home and away grandstands, and upgraded press box and concessions. A part of this project that has already been completed is the LED video scoreboard donated by the Amos family and installed before the first game of the 2020 football season. These improvements will become a perfect host for football, soccer, and track and field as well as serve as a gathering place for many school events. The funding for the new complex is being provided fully by special gifts to the school without impacting Brookstone’s operating budget. This $6 million dollar project would not be possible without generous donors who chose to invest in the lives of our students. Their commitment to Brookstone is humbling and is what makes our school special among independent schools. Groundbreaking for the project began in earnest early February, and we will watch the new facility take shape throughout the spring with an expected completion by the first home football game in the fall. The logistics of several school activities will be impacted during the construction phase. Look for specific details surrounding these activities. Brasfield-Gorrie will lead this construction project, one that will provide for our students an elite facility where they can compete at the highest level. Building the Athletic Complex now is a perfect way to celebrate Brookstone’s 70th anniversary. This new complex will strengthen our athletic programs, dramatically improve the student athlete experience, enhance the experience of visitors to our campus, and elevate the culture of pride and school spirit throughout the community. We are excited to be a part of this community’s teamwork in making this vision a reality.

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FOREST FRIDAYS: PURE BROOKSTONE MAGIC spacious amphitheater, and Mr. Sam Pate’s cabin full of natural wonders, many from his remarkable former classroom.

WRITTEN BY: ANNA FLOURNOY ‘98

“Who cooks for you? Who cooks for you all?” The legendary Mr. Sam Pate taught legions of Brookstone students this Barred Owl call in his ornithology classes. During his 35 years at Brookstone School, Mr. Sam Pate instilled a love for birding in the youngest and the oldest students alike. Lower School students delighted in dissecting owl pellets to find mice bones, while Upper School students enjoyed studying frozen owls in his classroom’s freezer, learning legendary tales of spotting rare birds and taking field trips to Wakulla Springs, FL. Mr. Sam Pate’s spirit and his passion for birding live on thanks to the new Forest Fridays outdoor educational program in the Lower School, a brainchild of Señora Brooke Schneider and Ms. Taylor Turner, who felt that the 40 acres of the Roaring Branch campus would provide an ideal setting for hands-on learning and meaningful experiences in nature. Learning through a pandemic has sparked creativity for these teachers and many others who deeply value educational opportunities outside the classroom. What better time than during a season of pandemic to be outside learning, having fun in nature, and fueling students’ intellectual curiosity? While researching Forest Friday curriculum models, Sra. Schneider discovered Instagram-er Ginny Yurich, a mother dedicated to getting her children off devices and out in nature for at least 1,000 hours per year (@1000hoursoutside). Thanks to this light-bulb idea, along with the support of Mrs. Javonne Stewart, Mrs. Billie Flowers, and Mrs. Deana Graham (“Mama D”), Forest Fridays have quickly evolved into a highlight of the school week for students and teachers alike. As Mama D shared, “I often have parents tell me that their child does not want to be checked out early on any Fridays because they do not want to miss Forest Fridays.” On Forest Fridays, Lower School students trek to the Roaring Branch campus to enjoy wildlife talks and demonstrations. Tucked into the cross country trail, the Roaring Branch campus features a secluded chapel, a

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On Friday, November 5th, Mrs. Nan Pate helped orchestrate a memorable Forest Friday and loving homage to Mr. Sam Pate. Wife of 41 years and beloved former Brookstone teacher of 42 years, Mrs. Pate asked several Brookstone alumni and former students of Mr. Sam Pate’s to research a particular owl and present interesting information to the Lower School students. Students learned many stories about Mr. Sam Pate: once, he took a trip to Cape Cod to photograph a Snowy Owl, only to discover that one had landed on a church steeple in Opelika, AL, while he was away. Many young Cougars were surprised to learn that Harry Potter’s famous owl Hedwig is actually a female because of her spots. Ashley Turner ‘98, who earned a Masters degree in Wildlife Ecology and Management from Warnell School of Forestry, presented the Barn Owl and told an entertaining story about Mr. Sam Pate finding a whitefaced Barn Owl (not to be confused with the Barred Owl) on a farm near Eufaula, AL. Unfortunately, when he entered the silo to photograph it, the owl attacked him and tore his brand new shirt! Ashley credits her former teacher with inspiring her to go into wildlife ecology. She remembers, “As a Lower Schooler, I loved hearing about his outdoor adventures and getting outside on what felt like a huge, wild campus. As an Upper Schooler, I enjoyed his teaching style—he was so effective that we thought we were in his class to have fun, not realizing we were learning even more than bird identification and hearing nature stories. I know for a fact that he inspired generations of his students to be observant and curious about the nature around them for the rest of their lives, no matter what profession they pursued.” Mrs. Nan Pate and talented teachers spent countless hours preparing creative ways to teach the children and honor the memory of Mr. Sam Pate. Mrs. Billie Flowers taught the students an original song to the tune of Twinkle, Twinkle:

We are here to celebrate The life of our great, Mr. Sam Pate. He was truly one of a kind, Encouraging all to grow their minds. We are here to celebrate The life of our great, Mr. Sam Pate. This song along with the beautiful Ofrenda created by Sra. Schneider and her students brought tears to many eyes. The Ofrenda or “offering” in honor of the Spanish celebration Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) honored Mr. Sam Pate with rocks students had painted celebrating his character traits: “smart,” “compassionate,” “loved,” “kind,” “caring.” The owl presentations were upbeat along with a cheer to teach the children how to spell “Barred Owl.” Brookstone alumni presented six different owls with enlarged photographs taken by Mr. Sam Pate. Objects, including ketchup bottles and Gatorade bottles,

indicated the size and weight of each owl to provide students a visual representation. For the grand finale, Harrison Wallace ‘03 and Howard Jefferson ‘83 taught the famous Barred Owl call to the students. The chorus of “Who cooks for you? Who cooks for you all,” would have made Mr. Sam Pate very proud and hopefully inspired students to call Barred Owls in their own backyards.

classrooms, second grader Gordy Scarborough exclaimed, “It’s just not fair.” When Mama D asked him why, Gordy responded, “It’s just not fair that Mr. Sam Pate is gone, and I have SO many questions for him.” While Mr. Sam Pate is no longer with us, his spirit lives on in the magic of Forest Fridays.

Mama D shared that while walking the students back to their

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MIDDLE SCHOOL TRIPS & MEMORIES ALONG THE WAY

or the first time in two years, we were able to send our Middle School students out on the road for their annual class trips! Our 8th-graders headed to the beautiful mountains of Flat Rock, North Carolina, to camp and hike. Our 7th-graders spent time in lovely, historic Savannah, Georgia, while our 6th-grade students enjoyed a one-day excursion to Desoto Caverns in Childersburg, Alabama. Though it was a rainy week for everyone, memories were made, life lessons learned, and fun was had by all!

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6TH ANNUAL BROOKSTONE UNDER THE LIGHTS In November, we held the sixth annual Brookstone Under the Lights, a much anticipated event each year. It’s an event especially for moms and their boys, but the best part of the night is the interaction between the youngest Cougars and members of our varsity football team. It’s such a fun evening for all those involved! As one of our teachers said, “This event always displays Why Brookstone? I love seeing our students of all ages interacting with each other! It’s a win for everyone!” Thanks to the BPA and the athletic department for their hard work in making it happen; it’s a special evening for sure. Go Cougars!

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BROOKSTONE PARENTS ASSOCIATION BOOK FAIR

IT’S A GREAT TIME TO BE A BROOKSTONE COUGAR! The Brookstone Parent Association Fall Book Fair was a huge success. Thank you to all of the Brookstone students, staff, volunteers, and families for supporting this year’s book fair. We had over $22,745 in total fair sales earning Brookstone School over $11,372 in Scholastic Dollars to be reinvested into our school and our students’ classrooms. Through Brookstone families’ generosity, we were also delighted to donate a new book for every student at Fox Elementary, our partner school. Thank you again for supporting the book fair.

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2021 COUGAR CUP WRITTEN BY KATIE WALDREP, BPA PRESIDENT

Once again, the Cougar Cup was a huge success, and we are grateful for our fabulous sponsors! The golf and tennis tournament was originally scheduled for October 4th, but rain caused us to move the tournament to October 18th. Thanks to Green Island Country Club and the Brookstone volunteers, a great day was had by all. Tracy Immelman and Gayla Arrington served as the devoted chairs for the fundraiser this year. There were around 50 parents and students who volunteered their time, and the tournament raised over $76,000 for Brookstone Athletics! Congratulations to our winners this year.

TENNIS WINNERS: 2.5- Jennifer Champion 3.0- Ashley Pezold 3.5- Terri Smith 4.0- Stacy Pease 4.5- Cindy Todt / Renee Fleishman

GOLF WINNERS: AM Flight: 1st Place Net: Bill Swain, Shane Irvin, Chris Coates, and Trevor Coates 1st Place Gross: Bart Childers, Timo Treilobs, Bryan Evans, Frank Walden 2nd Place Net: Ryan Stewart, Elton Suragh, Rashad Watkins, Robert Johnson 2nd Place Gross: Tra Dykes, Jeff Hudson, Rik Lane, Jared Jones Longest Drive: Ginna Gilbert Closet to the Pin: Jeff Jones PM Flight: 1st Place Net: Shaun McGarry, Kip Lowe, Sean Smith 1st Place Gross: Blake Meeks, Kyle Lovejoy, Jamey Jackson, Stephen Vincent 2nd Place Net: RJ Miller, Nasor Mansour, Wade Weekley, John Idell 2nd Place Gross: Tripp Evans, Pate Stansell, Park Ward, Stewart Rustin Longest Drive: Sean Smith Closet to the Pin: Heath Schondelmayer Brookstone Cougar Cup, the primary fundraiser for Brookstone Cougar Nation/Brookstone Athletics, was hosted by Green Island Country Club.

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ALUMNI WEEKEND & CLASS REUNIONS

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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2022

DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI INDUCTION DINNER

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 2022

ALL ALUMNI PICNIC BEFORE THE HOMECOMING FOOTBALL GAME

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 01, 2022

CAMPUS TOURS REUNION PARTIES *CLASSES ENDING IN 2 & 7

CLASSES CELEBRATED:

1972*, 1977, 1982, 1987, 1992, 1997, 2002, 2007, 2012, 2017 *The class of 1972 will celebrate their 50th reunion during this year’s graduation weekend, May 13-14.

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BROOKSTONE SEVEN BROOKSTONE STUDENTS HAVE CHOSEN TO PLAY COLLEGE ATHLETICS.

Mansel Amos Mansell was a four-year scholar athlete, on the academic honor roll and in the outfield and infield and has pitched and caught for the Cougars. During his football career he had 48 tackles and 2 interceptions. Mansell earned recognition as the Defensive Player of the week and the Mr. Hustle award. He was also selected to the All Region team in his senior year.

Molly Gayles was a four-year starter for Cougar softball. She was selected All-Region/All-Area and All-State her junior and senior seasons. Molly was named the Area 2 Offensive Player of the Year as a junior, and she was also selected to the 1st team Ledger-Enquirer All-Bi-City as a junior and senior. As a senior, Molly hit .549, with 9 doubles, 3 triples, 3 HRs, and 34 RBIs.

Liza Hollingsworth started for the Cougars for three years in center field. She was selected 1st team All-State and All-Region as a senior after earning All-Region as a sophomore, junior, and senior. She was also named 2nd team LedgerEnquirer All-Bi-City as a junior. As a senior, Liza hit .511 with 7 doubles, 3 triples, 17 stolen bases, and 38 runs scored.

Coates Massey has been a member of the Cougar baseball program for six years. Due to the pandemic, he missed out on most of his sophomore year but made the most of his junior season. Coates was named All-Region and AllState as a junior after finishing the year 5-3 with a 2.10 ERA. Coates also struck out 70 batters in 53.1 innings. He will be following in his dad’s footsteps at Columbus State where his dad played and later served as an assistant coach.

Luke Norman has been a four year starter for Cougar baseball. During his Upper School career, he has played in the outfield, infield, pitched, and also caught for the Cougars. Luke has a 2.67 ERA on the mound, 5 saves as the Cougar closer, and led the team in homerooms with 5 for the season in 2021. In addition to baseball, Luke has played football for Brookstone for the past four years and plays travel baseball with Team Georgia.

Pate Stansell has really blossomed as a golfer the past two years. He really began to focus on golf during the quarantine months and sharpened his skills. As a junior, he finished with a scoring average of 77 including 12 of 16 rounds in the 70s. His low round of the season was a 68, and he shot 72 to finish second in the area tournament held at Green Island Country Club. Pate was a key member of last year’s 1A Private state runner-up team and will be counted on to help lead this year’s group.

Eva Sullivan was a starter on the Cougar volleyball team for the past 3 years. She recorded 350 kills and 151 aces in her career as a varsity player. This year Eva is the Senior Captain of the team and also serves as one of the Upper School Athletic Head Prefects. She was selected 2020 All Bi-City Second Team and 2021 All-Area Team. We are extremely proud of this group and look forward to celebrating several additional studentathletes who will sign in the spring. Last year, over 13% of our senior class achieved this goal, and we anticipate being close to that percentage again this year. Seeing members of our athletic teams reach their goals of playing in college is very exciting for the Brookstone community and very rewarding for our coaching staff. Congratulations to these seven student athletes!

ATHLETICS 2021-2022 COLLEGE SIGNINGS

2 MANSELL AMOS WHEATON COLLEGE

3 MOLLY GAYLES

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6 LUKE NORMAN

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ABRAHAM BALDWIN AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE

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VETERANS DAY CELEBRATION WRITTEN BY: MEGHAN BLACKMON, ‘98

On Thursday morning, November 11, 2021, the Brookstone School family gathered in the Jordan Quadrangle with honored guests to celebrate and thank our Veterans. Against the backdrop of the Bell Tower and a field of paper poppies created by Upper and Middle School students, the student-led assembly included musical performances and remarks from children or grandchildren of Veterans, highlighting the importance of the day and what our Veterans mean to us all. Please enjoy some excerpts from our students’ remarks:

Sam Cellino, 2nd Grade Sam is the grandson of Vietnam Veteran Charles H. Ford, Jr, and tells his grandfather’s story. ...the only protection was to drop down to the wet ground. I asked him how he knew which way to go and what to do when he was down, and he said, “Someone had to stand up and figure things out and then direct everybody else.” I said, “Wasn’t that dangerous?” And he said, “Yes, but that was my job. I had to do my job.”

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Evangeline Gutierrez, 5th Grade ...my father, Hector Edwardo Gutierrez…served 17 years in the US Army. He received 2 purple hearts for being shot in the line of duty, 2 bronze stars for service in a hostile environment, and 1 bronze star for valor. Thanks to my dad, SFC Gutierrez, and all of the other Veterans we honor today, I live in freedom…

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Ella Keirsey, 6th Grade Ella had multiple family members to serve in the military, but the one she knows best is her dad, JD Keirsey. I am so proud to be a part of a military family. I think you can see that Veterans are really great at helping people and doing hard things. I am so thankful I’ve been able to have so many amazing experiences because my family chose to serve.

Evan Chen, 11th Grade My father served for eleven years in the Air Force, retiring in 2017 as a lieutenant colonel… Veterans Day isn’t just a day for veterans; it’s a day for all Americans. It’s a day to remember why they were fighting and a day for all of us to begin our journey of protecting our freedom and the freedom of many future generations.

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THE BLANCHARD LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE WRITTEN BY: AVERY WOLFF, ‘91 At Brookstone, we are fostering a culture of continuous growth. Whether you are a teacher, administrator, or student, we are providing the tools and the methodology for our Brookstone family to become what TDE (The Developmental Edge) calls deliberately developmental. Though our entire faculty and all Middle and Upper School students experienced a Sprint in 2021, health protocols caused it to be a virtual experience using Zoom. This year, thankfully, we were able to conduct all Sprints™ in person, which made a world of difference. Though the concepts were the same, being able to interact together in person was simply better in every way. Brookstone was the first school in the world to introduce this to students. That’s not a hyperbole; it’s true. This methodology and process has been used by TDE in companies, corporations, and even educational institutions all over the world, but it has never been used with students. What we are doing is groundbreaking and innovative (another reason – Why Brookstone?), and every time we do it, we learn and grow in order to improve upon it the next time. For this Sprint™, we decided to give our students a focus. They had to choose an improvement goal related to Getting Better at Connecting to Others. We gave them a more specific framework from which to work, so we think it was more effective in many ways. And the feedback seems to bear that out. Here are some of the insights our Upper School students gleaned:

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If I am more perceptive, considerate, and aware of other people’s feelings, I will form better, longer lasting, and meaningful relationships. If I form solid sleep habits, I will still be able to keep up with others socially. I won’t miss out on anything by choosing to value my sleep time. Don’t be afraid of what others will think–it’s usually not as bad as we think. After someone tells me something, I’ll say, “Let me make sure I understand. You’re saying, ...” Talking to people can make their day. Being able to share my experiences with my group members and hearing their experiences helped me look at my Sprint from a different perspective. A different perspective…isn’t that indicative of growth? Thinking about your thinking, challenging the way you view situations, being vulnerable with others…these things are not easy to do at any age, but they are specifically difficult for teenagers. So, we could not be more pleased at the seeds being planted and the growth happening in our students, slowly but surely, as they undergo this process once in the fall and again in the spring each year. It could simply be transformative.

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BROOKSTONE FINE ARTS EDINBURGH FESTIVAL FRINGE The world’s largest and most prestigious arts festival has extended an invitation to Brookstone’s Theatre Arts Program to perform at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe under the auspices of the American High School Theatre Festival. They say, “The world comes to Edinburgh in August!” In 2022, only 28 American high schools (2 from Georgia) will be performing at the Fringe. Brookstone will be performing How to Eat Like a Child, a musical for young audiences based on the book by famed author Delia Ephron. There are sixteen Brookstone students in the cast and on the crew of the production. There will be two local performances of the show here at Brookstone in July.

THE JUNGLEBOOK - MIDDLE SCHOOL PRODUCTION

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BROOKSTONEHENGE - MIDDLE SCHOOL ROCK BAND

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First graders doing some landscape drawing with art teacher extraordinaire, Mama D!

ONE ACT PLAY

Cast and Crew of Brookstone’s One Act, “The Miss Firecracker Contest.” Three time Region Champions!

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Olivia Willett, left, All-Star Cast Frances Cottrell, right, Region Best Actress

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DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI SOCIETY 2021 The Distinguished Alumni Society honors Brookstone graduates who have made significant contributions to society and whose accomplishments, affiliations, and careers have honored the legacy of Brookstone. To be considered for the honor, recipients must be accomplished in both professional achievement and service to society. Their distinction should be reflective of Brookstone’s desire to build in its students the core values of loyalty, courage, wisdom, honor, service, respect, and leadership. The recipient will have attained prominence through his or her efforts in commerce, industry, technology, professions, agriculture, the arts, athletics, education, government, military, or other worthy endeavors that form a record of accomplishment. Lastly, the recipient will exhibit integrity and will have demonstrated commitment to service through an interest in bettering the lives of others through volunteer efforts.

Lulie Martin Wallace and Kyes Stevens

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Dan Amos, Meg Godfrey, and Kathelen Amos

Katie & Justin Krieg, Anne & Grant Scarbrough

Marty Lester, Bob Newton, and William Morgan

Anne & Daniel Parker, Travis & Mitchi Wade

James & Carmen Dudley and Kris Lester

Kyes Stevens and Lisa Oberlander

Lulie & Harrison Wallace

Ellen Lane, William Morgan, Polly Fowler, and Lauren McMonagle

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MEET OUR INDUCTEES

LAUREN AMOS CLASS OF 1997 Lauren Amos attended Brookstone from Kindergarten through 12th grade and graduated in 1997. Lauren has many fond memories of Brookstone but especially values her time spent in classes with Mr. Sam Pate and Mr. Dozier. She also remembers enjoying Cougar basketball and tennis. After graduating from Brookstone, Lauren attended the Atlanta College of Arts and now is an Atlanta-based entrepreneur who owns several retail businesses. These include Wish Atlanta, a high-end retail streetwear and sneaker business located in the Little Five Points neighborhood, as well as Antidote, a unique retail fashion business in west midtown. Lauren gives her time generously as she serves on numerous Boards including the High Museum of Art, SOMA, the Daniel P. Amos Foundation, and the Wish Foundation. She is active in the areas of racial and social equality, and she is involved in charities serving the needs of women and children. She is also a passionate art collector who has donated works of art to the High Museum. Just last month, designer Iris Van Herpen invited Lauren to attend the Met Gala which is the fashion industry’s equivalent to the Ocsars.

FOSTER NORTHROP CLASS OF 1981 Foster Northrop attended Brookstone from kindergarten through 12th grade and graduated in 1981. Foster was involved in many athletic activities during his time at Brookstone including, tennis, track, soccer, and football. Foster went on to the University of Georgia to obtain his BSA in Animal Science. While at UGA, he also played football and was a member of two SEC championship teams. Following graduation, he attended UGA’s College of Veterinary Medicine. After he completed his veterinary training, he worked in Zimbabwe with Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom followed by worked for The National Zoo in Washington, DC. Foster then served an internship and residency with John R. Steele & Associates where he concentrated on Standardbreds and the diagnosis of upper level show horse lameness. Dr. Northrop practiced equine medicine for 16 years before opening his own practice, Northrop Equine, in Louisville, Kentucky. Foster is also the head veterinarian at Equine Veterinary Care where he focuses primarily on thoroughbred horses at Keeneland, Churchill Downs, and Palm Meadows, Florida. In 2008, Dr. Northrop was appointed to the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission Board by Gov. Steven Beshear. Additionally, in 2010, Dr. Northrop was awarded the President’s Award from the American Association of Equine Practitioners.

KYES STEVENS CLASS OF 1991 Kyes Stevens came to Brookstone during her high school years and graduated with the class of 1991. Kyes enjoyed being a part of the softball and basketball teams. After graduating from Auburn University in 1994, Kyes earned a Master of Arts and Master of Fine Arts from Sarah Lawrence College in New York. With over twenty years of experience in prison arts and education innovation and administration, Kyes has become a national leader in the field. She is the founding director of the Alabama Prison Arts + Education Project, one of the most esteemed and longest-running arts and education programs in the country offering equal access to sustained and quality educational experiences to those incarcerated in state prisons. She has received numerous honors over the years for her leadership in the field to include an Auburn University Young Alumni Achievement Award in 2012 and an Auburn University Women of Distinction Award in 2010. Continued on page 45...

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DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI SOCIETY 2021 Continued from page 44... Stevens was part of the formative committee for the Alliance for Higher Education and began the organization of the Southern Collective for Higher Education in Prison. She was on the strategic planning team that built the national Justice Arts Coalition, effectively becoming the only person in the country to work to establish both national organizations. In 2016, she was invited to the White House as Advisor for Strategic Planning for Higher Education in Criminal Justice Reform by President Barack Obama. She was also appointed to the U.S. Attorney of the Northern District of Alabama’s Re-Entry Council. She facilitated Auburn University as the founding signatory of the Fair Chance Education Pledge and was the lead for their participation in the Department of Education’s Second Chance Pell Experimental Sites Initiative. Stevens works closely with the Alabama Department of Corrections, and their partnership is regarded as a model for the rest of the country. She continues to work with peers from around the country to develop strategies for arts and higher education in prison programs, and she serves as a consultant and advisor to institutions of higher education. As a poet, Stevens has completed numerous residencies, has been published in multiple journals, and has several photography exhibits. She still teaches annual courses inside prisons.

LULIE WALLACE CLASS OF 2005 Lulie Wallace attended Brookstone from kindergarten through the 12th grade and graduated in 2005. Throughout her time at Brookstone, Lulie was active in a variety of school clubs such as the Leadership Forum and the Honor Council, played tennis and volleyball, and was actively involved in Young Life. She also explored just about every creative outlet that Brookstone offered, from the Spring Musical to fine art. After majoring in Art at College of Charleston, Lulie started painting professionally. She has been featured in publications such as Southern Living, Garden & Gun, REAL SIMPLE, COASTAL LIVING, and Betters Homes and Gardens. Her work ranges from fine art to textiles, and over the years, she has had the opportunity to design collections for companies like ANTHROPOLOGIE, URBAN OUTFITTERS, terrain, PINK CHICKEN, and minnow swim. She was also commissioned as one of the artists to design the cover work for The ESV Journaling Bible, Artist Series. Lulie loves bright, vibrant colors and hopes that the paintings she creates have a timelessness about them and are passed down throughout generations. She and her husband, Harrison, also a Brookstone alum, live in Columbus, GA, with their three daughters, two of whom are current Brookstone students.

JAMES WHITEHURST CLASS OF 1985 Jim Whitehurst attended Brookstone from 4th-12th grade and graduated as a member of the class of 1985. During his time at Brookstone, he was involved in cross country, track, Model UN, and was part of the winning team from Brookstone that appeared on PBS’ High School Quiz Show. After his time at Brookstone, Jim went on to Rice University where he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics and Computer Science. He also attended Fredrick Alexander University in Erlangen, Germany, and holds a General Course degree from the London School of Economics. He received his Master in Business Administration from Harvard in 1994. Jim began his career at The Boston Consulting Group (BCG) in Chicago. While serving as a partner at BCG -- at noon on September 11, 2001- Mr. Whitehurst was asked by Delta Air Lines to join the airline as Acting Treasurer. He was named Chief Operating Officer in 2005 and took responsibility for all aspects of the airline’s operations, including sales, marketing, operations, and strategy. In this role, he successfully led Delta’s turnaround through bankruptcy restructuring. Mr. Whitehurst joined Red Hat, the leading open source software company, as President and CEO in January 2008. Under his leadership, Red Hat was named to Forbes’ list of “The World’s Most Innovative Companies” for six consecutive years. In addition, in 2018 Jim was named one of the World’s Best CEOs by Barron’s. In July 2019, Red Hat completed a sale to IBM for $34 billion. This represented the largest software acquisition in history. In 2020, Mr. Whitehurst was named President of IBM and Chairman of the Board of Red Hat. Mr. Whitehurst currently serves as a Senior Advisor to IBM and a Special Advisor to Silver Lake, a global technology investment firm.

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CLASS NOTES 1988 #1 John T. Smyth - After 16 years of running his Architectural Design business, J. Smyth Design, LLC, John has expanded his Professional Service offerings and joined Dorsey Alston Realtors® in Atlanta. Now with combined expertise as a Residential Designer and a Realtor®, he is helping individual homeowners, developers, and investors with the design, purchase, and sale of residential real estate and land.

1992 #2 Bing Kao - On June 27, Bing Kao ‘92 completed the Western States Endurance Run, the nation’s oldest and most prestigious 100mile trail race. With the help of his crew Maria Sylte (L) and Liz Haubert (R), Bing finished in 29:44:43, fifteen minutes before the 30hour cutoff.

1993 Dr. Jason Vaughan DM - Celebrity and society governor, was awarded an honorary Doctor of Metaphysics degree on September 19, 2020, in Washington. The honorary doctorate commemorates the courageous advancements of Governor Dr. Jason Vaughan in environmental policy and universal healthcare during the 2020 Green presidential campaign.

2002 Ben Link - (see Alee Morrison Link, 2004)

2004 #3 Alee Morrison Link - Silas Anthony Link was born on October 8th, 2021. Silas has 2 older siblings, Willow (2nd grade) and Kai (K).

2005 #4 Kathleen Pease ‘05 and Allen Whitley were married on Saturday, March 27, at St. Paul United Methodist Church. Brookstone alumni in the wedding party included Sally Varner Watkins ‘05, Lulie Martin Wallace ‘05, Erin Grogan Murphy ‘05, Whitney Rice Pease ‘96, Adam Pease ‘99, and Jason Pease ‘96. Current Brookstone students and staff in the wedding party were Caroline Pease ‘23, Sarah Pease ‘26, Jack Pease ‘29, Reynolds Pease ‘29, Hattie Pease ‘31, Camille Pease ‘33, and Anne Parker. The couple lives in Columbus, Georgia. Kathleen teaches fifth grade at Brookstone, and Allen works for Synovus Securities.

2013 James C. Hillenbrand - After graduating from Harvard College, James received his J.D. from Georgetown University Law Center. He now lives in New York City where he practices law as an Associate with Sidley Austin LLP in their Capital Markets group. #6 Jeremy Mack ‘13 and Taylor Deal were married April 25, 2021. This fall Jeremy joined Brookstone as the Director of College Counseling.

2015 #7 Mary Ashby Ward Gaskins ’15 Married Matthew Gaskins February 27th, 2021 Andrew Hamric - (See Virginia Shannon Sloan, 2016)

2016 #8 Sarah Burgin - Sarah completed the Denver 26.2 mile Marathon in April, the Chicago Marathon in October, and the New York City 50th anniversary marathon in November. She is living in Denver and is in the Masters program in Environment Law at Denver University. #9 Virginia Shannon Sloan ‘16 and James Andrew Hamric ‘15 were married Saturday, June 5 at St. Paul United Methodist Church. Shannon is the daughter of Joy Mayher Sloan ‘86. Philip Hamric ‘15 was best man, while Benjamin Sloan ‘19, Peyton Good ‘14, Allie Sheppard ‘16, Callie Gatewood ’16 and current sophomore Wynn Mayher served as attendants. The couple currently lives in Nashville, Tennessee, where Shannon works as Retail and Marketing Coordinator for Debbie Mathews Antiques and Designs, and Andrew works for Gunner Kennels.

2018 #10 Sarah Beth Amos ‘18 and Raymond Blair, Jr. were married on Saturday, October 16th at St. Luke United Methodist Church. Sarah Beth is the daughter of Tripp Amos ‘88. Hallie Denson ‘20 served as the maid of honor. The couple lives in Columbus, Georgia. Sarah Beth will earn her MBA from Mercer University in May 2022 and currently works as a Marketing Specialist for Velocity Advisory Group. Her husband, Raymond, works at Eagle Bay Distribution Inc. on Fort Benning

2009 #5 Ginny Turner ‘09 and Tripp Upchurch were married on Saturday, June 12 at St, Paul United Methodist Church. Carolyn Shuler Bettin ‘09 served as Matron of Honor, Sarah Slaughter ‘09, Kathleen Horne Wilkinson ‘09, Mallory Mize ‘09, Paige Janke Wilgus ‘09, and Palmer Trawick Colson ‘05 served as bridesmaids. The couple lives in Columbus, Georgia. Ginny is a first grade teacher at Brookstone.

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LEFT TO RIGHT: Caroline Foster, Frances Cottrell, Jackie

Boyanchek, Anna Kate Helton, Kate McKinstry, Olivia Willett, Graycen Jorday, Alex Leary, Abbie Arrington

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HONOR ROLL OF DONORS VISIONARY CIRCLE - ($20,000.00 + ) Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Howard Ms. Courtney Amos Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Amos, 1975 Mr. Paul S. Amos II, 1994 Mr. and Mrs. James H. Blanchard Mr. and Mrs. William R. Blanchard, 1993 Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Briscoe, 1987 Briscoe Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Butler Mr. and Mrs. Cecil M. Cheves Mr. and Mrs. William R. Jordan Mr. and Mrs. W. Tyler Jordan, 2011 Lockwood Partners Foundation, Inc.

LEGACY CIRCLE - ($10,000.00 + )

Aflac Mr. William L. Amos IV, 2016 Mr. and Mrs. William L. Amos III, 1988 Mr. and Mrs. Pearson Beardsley, 1993 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Blair, Jr., 2018 Mrs. Patty H. Branch Mrs. Lovick P. Corn J. W. & Ethel I. Woodruff Fnd. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Martin II, 1976 Mr. and Mrs. William T. Moshell II, 1998 Dr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Page, 1983 Ms. Angie Postell Mr. and Mrs. Chandler W. Riley, 1997, 2001 Ms. Merrill S. Rushin The National Christian Foundation Mrs. Frank B. Schley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James K. Sheek IV, 1986 The Jordan Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jack G. Turner, 1998, 1998 Mr. and Mrs. Wright B. Waddell Mr. and Mrs. Harrison C. Wallace, 2003, 2005 Mr. Christopher S. Woodruff, 1997 Dr. and Mrs. Luther H. Wolff III, 1991, 1991 Mr. and Mrs. William C. Woolfolk III

Mr. and Mrs. Jack M. Hughston, 1992 Mr. and Mrs. Roderick C. Hunter, 1981 Mr. and Mrs. John P. Illges IV, 1976 Mr. and Mrs. Scott M. Jones, Jr., 2000, 2004 Mr. and Mrs. Sun Tu Kim Mr. and Mrs. Seth L. Knight III Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Krieg, 2000 Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Lane Mr. and Mrs. John G. Laughbaum Mrs. Betsy M. Leebern, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony D. Link Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Martin III Mr. and Mrs. Ryan L. Meeks, 2001 Mr. and Mrs. Lovick P. Miller, 2002 Northwestern Mutual Foundation Mrs. Nancy Palmer Mr. and Mrs. L. Scott Pearson Mrs. Virginia Swift and Mr. Joe Barbary Mr. Philip Thayer, Jr., 1988 Swift-Illges Foundation The Walter Alan Richards Fnd., Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Tomlinson Mr. and Mrs. William B. Turner III, 1996 Mr. and Mrs. Bradley A. Waddell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Malvern J. Waldrep, Sr., 1996, 1998 Dr. and Mrs. John I. Waldrop William L. Amos, Sr. Foundation, Inc.

HEAD OF SCHOOL CIRCLE ($2,500.00 + )

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Adams, Jr., 1973 Mr. and Mrs. J. Richard Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Brady Benton Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Bickerstaff III Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Bickerstaff IV, 1996 Mr. Richard H. Bickerstaff, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jason B. Branch, 1991, 1995 Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Brown, 1985 Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Chambless, 1976 Dr. and Mrs. Sung Chang LEADERSHIP CIRCLE - ($5,000.00 + ) Dr. Joy Chastain, 1988 Mr. and Mrs. Chad T. Cottrell, 1988, 1988 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Blair The Ferguson Law Group, LLC Mr. and Mrs. David E. Blanchard Mr. Jason Ferguson and Ms. Cam Portillo Mr. and Mrs. B. Kevin Boykin Dr. and Mrs. John Floyd Dr. Rajinder Chhokar Mr. and Mrs. Gunby J. Garrard Mr. and Mrs. Dean Copelan, 1987 Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gosling Mr. and Mrs. John F. Flournoy, Jr., 1991, 1998 Mr. and Mrs. C. Brian Grier George P. Swift, Jr. Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William Gullion Mr. and Mrs. William O. Goodwin Mrs. Cheryl Hewitt Mr. and Mrs. Pace Halter Mr. and Mrs. Edgar M. Hughston Hardaway Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David M. James, Jr.

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Mr. and Mrs. Jack B. Key III, 1976 Dr. and Mrs. Mark A. Lawrence, 1988 Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Lester, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. W. Fray McCormick, 1984 Mr. and Mrs. William T. Middleton, 1992 Mr. and Mrs. William W. Miller, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Alan C. Ramsay, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald B. Saunders III Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Shaw Mr. and Mrs. John A. Shinkle Mrs. Virginia C. Snavely, 1987 Mr. and Mrs. Jay C. Sparks, Jr., 1976, 1976 Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Staples Mr. and Mrs. Larry K. Stephens, 1973 Mr. Henry W. Swift, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mathews D. Swift Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Todd, 1986 Mr. John T. and Dr. Amandah S. Turner, 1974,1974

Mr. and Mrs. William B. Turner, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James D. Yancey

BELL TOWER TEAM - ($1,000.00 + ) Dr. and Mrs. John B. Adams, 1995 ADDO Institute, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jason C. Alexander Mr. Brian and Dr. Lisa P. Allardice, 1983 Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Amos Dr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Arnold Dr. and Mrs. S. A. Arrington Drs. Champ L. and Karin W. Baker, 1994 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Beck, 1995, 2000 Mr. and Mrs. Wayne W. Beck Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Berry Mr. and Mrs. Walker R. Bickerstaff Mr. Reynolds Bickerstaff, Jr., 1997 Dr. and Mrs. Matthew A. Bolinger Mr. and Mrs. Dan Borkat Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Bowden Mr. Edwin B. Branch Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Carillon Dr. and Mrs. Vikramjit Chhokar, 1990 Mr. Bradford C. and Dr. Ashley Clements Mr. John G. Conger Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Coolik Mr. Timothy J. Crowley Mr. William F. Cumiskey, 1983 Mr. and Mrs. W. Nick Dudley, 1998 Dr. and Mrs. James H. East Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Elizondo, 1975 Mr. and Mrs. James R. Farrar Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Flowers, Sr., 1983 Dr. Susie C. Ford and Mr. Charles H. Ford Mr. and Mrs. David H. Forston, 2000 Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner Garrard, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gavin IV, 1977 Mr. and Mrs. Austin Gower, 1991 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Gregory, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Gunby, Jr. Harmann Family Fund of The Greater Cincinnati Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Jay A. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Brandon H. Holbrook Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Hudson, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Larry H. Hung Inspire Brands Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James M. Irvin, Jr. JBA Capital LLC Mr. and Mrs. John Jeffries Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Jones, 1990, 1988 Mr. and Mrs. Randolph B. Jones III Mr. and Mrs. Guy Kenimer Mr. Mason H. Lampton Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Lane Major and Mrs. Justin Lokkesmoe Mr. and Mrs. J. Matthew Loudermilk, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Marks, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Martin, Sr., 1986 Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Martin, Jr., 1973 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McDaniel, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Dwight McLaurin Ms. Marsha McLaurin Mr. and Mrs. Bill Miller Mr. and Mrs. William T. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Richard I. Norman, 1976 Mr. and Mrs. Justin Oneese Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Parker, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George D. Pattillo Mr. Greg Paul Mr. and Mrs. Jack J. Pease IV, 1996, 1996 Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Perkins, 1974 Mr. and Mrs. Gene D. Perkins Mr. and Mrs. Curtis J. Perry Mr. Tremaine Reese and Dr. Chasity Reese Mrs. Kathy Riley Mr. and Mrs. Nathan H. Rogers, 2002 Dr. Jeremy B. Rogers, 1996 Mr. Philip G. Rogers, 2004 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Roney Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Schondelmayer, 1991 Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Sluder Mr. and Mrs. T. Brumley Smith Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Springer, Jr. Dr. Ritu Chandra and Mr. Rajiv Srivastava Mr. and Mrs. Matthew M. Stahl, 1997 Dr. Bradley T. Sumrall, 1994 Synovus Trust Company Mr. and Mrs. John P. Thayer Thayer-Bray Construction The Benton Agency - Country Financial Dr. and Mrs. M. Edward Thorne, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Otis E. Tillman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. Tomblin, 1977 Mr. and Mrs. Perrin C. Trotter, 1973 Dr. and Mrs. W. D. Varner, Jr. * Mr. and Mrs. Phillip S. Visha Mr. and Mrs. Travis F. Wade, 1994 Mr. and Mrs. John W. Walden, Jr. Ms. Sarah Walden Mr. and Mrs. D. Lamar Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wellborn III

Mr. and Mrs. Will H. White Ms. E. Worth Williams Mrs. Katherine C. Wilson, 1981 Mr. and Mrs. Keith Wood Mr. and Mrs. J. Brooks Yancey, 1985, 1985

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Mr. and Mrs. Clayton M. Adams, 1994 Mr. and Mrs. Ed Adams Mr. and Mrs. Andrew L. Addison, 2002 Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. Alford, 1987 Ms. Mackenzie N. Amos, 2018 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Anderson Mr. Amir A. and Dr. Vibhuti Ansar Mr. and Mrs. James D. Armstrong, 1976 Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Averett, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Saeed A. Baloch Mr. and Mrs. James W. Barker Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Bennett Mr. C. Rhodes Berry, 2006 Mrs. Thomas B. Black Mr. Michael J. Bonaker Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Bowers, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Y. Bradley Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Brazil Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy W. Brewer Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W. Brooks, 1992 Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Brooks Mr. Dustin Brown Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Bruder Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin C. Bryan, 2009, 2009 Mrs. Charles M. Bryan Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan M. Bryans Mr. and Mrs. Kevin B. Buffington Mr. David Bufogle Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Burch, 1994 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory T. Burnette Mr. and Mrs. Allen Butcher Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Calhoun, 1991 Dr. and Mrs. Sterling L. Cannon, 1995 Mr. George H. Casion, Jr., 1994 Dr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Caves, 1992 Mr. and Mrs. M. Hunter Chapman Chick-Fil-A Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Wade Cliatt, 2010 Dr. and Mrs. Curtis E. Clark, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Roy D. Copeland Mr. and Mrs. Kent P. Cost Dr. Caroline S. Cowley and Mr. Philip A. Cowley, 1994

Mr. and Mrs. Dana A. Cravey Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Crowley, 1985 Mr. and Mrs. William B. Cryar Mr. William J. Cunningham, Jr., 1973

Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. David, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. David III, 1998 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Deal Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Deal Col. and Mrs. Patrick K. Dean, 1982, 1982 Mr. and Mrs. Lance Dement Dr. and Mrs. William B. Denamur Ms. Samantha F. Depue Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Dismuke, 1984, 1990 Diverge, Inc. Ms. Catherine Dodd Mr. and Mrs. John F. Douglas III, 1995 Mr. John Douglas, Jr. Mr. Gregg Drummond III Mr. and Mrs. Beau Dudley, 1990 Dr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Durbin III Mr. James S. East, 2014 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Eckstein Mr. Alan Edmonson Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Einsel Mr. and Mrs. Bryan W. Evans, 1995 Fastening Solutions, Inc, Mr. and Mrs. Brandon L. Fields, 2003 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Flournoy, 1978 Mr. and Mrs. George G. Flowers, 1974 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Followill, 1987 Mr. Granville J. Foster IV, 1986 Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Foster, 1990 Frontstream Mrs. Stephanie Fuerte Mr. and Mrs. J. Larry Gaither Mr. and Mrs. Casey J. Galligan Mr. and Mrs. Alan E. George Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Glenn Mr. and Mrs. Timothy H. Graham, Sr. Mrs. Brenda Gran Greystone Properties, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Greenwalt Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Guin Mr. and Mrs. Hector Gutierrez Drs. Isaac S. and Linda U. Hadley, 1975 Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hale Mr. and Mrs. Vern R. Halter Dr. Scott B. Hamilton Mrs. James P. Hannahan, 1995 Mr. and Mrs. David E. Harris, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Harris Mr. and Mrs. William S. Harris, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy G. Hastings Mr. and Mrs. J. Madden Hatcher, Jr. LTC and Mrs. Jimmy L. Hathaway Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hayes, Jr. Dr. Jennifer M. and Mr. Alfred Hayes III Dr. and Mrs. Brett Helton Dr. and Ronnie E. Hendrix

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Dr. and Mrs. Steven L. Henslee Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Hill, Jr., 1986 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Hilsman IV Mr. Joshua O. S. Hinton Mr. Adam S. Hobson, 2000 Mr. and Mrs. Selvin C. Hollingsworth Mr. and Mrs. S. Daniel Hord Mr. Johnny Horton Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hubbard Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Hubbard Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Hung Mr. and Mrs. Terry Hurley Mr. and Mrs. Mark N. Immelman Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. IVey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo James Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Jarrell, 1976 Mr. and Mrs. Jack P. Jenkins, 1982, 1984 Mr. Philip Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnson Mr. and Mrs. W. Lee Jones, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Brock S. Jones Mr. Don Jones Mrs. Lana Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Miles D. Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Todd E. Kalish, Sr. LTC Juan Carlos S. Kaplan Dr. and Mrs. Homer H. Keadle III Mr. and Mrs. William O. Keller Ms. Amy Kennedy Ms. Victoria J. Kennedy, 2010 Dr. and Mrs. Cameron C. Kersey Dr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Kiggins, 1973 Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. Kilpatrick, 1996 Mr. and Mrs. E. Buford King IV, 2003, 2003 Mr. and Mrs. Todd King Dr. and Mrs. Ed Kinner Mr. and Mrs. J. Dupont Kirven IV, 1985 Knight-Rawls, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Sean Knox Judge and Mrs. Benjamin A. Land, 1985 Dr. and Mrs. James A. Lawrence * Mr. and Mrs. Brett Leatherwood Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Lewis Dr. Sheri D. Lopez and Mr. Jesus Lopez Mr. and Mrs. Lee D. Loste-Brown Mr. and Mrs. Ron K. Lucas, 1987 Mr. and Mrs. Brian Lunsford Mr. and Mrs. William W. Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Mackey, 1975 Dr. Beata E. and Mr. Marek T. Majewski Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Malloy Dr. Thomas M. Malone Mr. and Mrs. John M. Mansfield Mr. and Mrs. Luke A. Mansour, Sr. Mr. Luke A. Mansour, Jr., 2010 Mr. Jeffrey K. Martin, 1988 Mr. Clifford B. Mason Mrs. Marsha Mason Dr. and Mrs. Travis L. Massengill Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas D. Mayfield Mr. and Mrs. John W. Mayher III, 1989, 1991 Major Christopher C. McCann, 1984 Ms. Nancy McClung Dr. and Mrs. Leland C. McCluskey Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. McGarry

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Mrs. Jeannie McGuire Dr. and Mrs. Scott McLaurin, 1989 Drs. Kevin T. and Amanda H. McPherson Mr. and Mrs. Ronald S. McQuinn, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Woodrow W. McWilliams III Mr. Stanley L. Merritt, Jr., 1990 Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy E. Messer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Landon Miller, 2004 Mr. and Mrs. Travis C. Miller, Sr. Mr. Joseph Mills Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Mize, 1977 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. C. Montgomery Mr. Howard D. Moore, 1981 Mr. and Mrs. James L. Morgan III, 1976 Mrs. Sarah G. Morley, 1981 Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Mullin, Sr., 1987 Ms. Lydia B. Mullins, 2017 Mr. and Mrs. W. Bradley Mullins Muscogee Aquatics, LLC

Drs. Payal and Kaizad Shroff Mr. and Mrs. William L. Smallwood Mr. and Mrs. Dan M. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Kevin R. Smith Mrs. Margaret B. Smith Ms. Melissa D. Smith, 1988 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Smith Mr. and Mrs. Alan G. Snipes Mr. and Mrs. David Spitzmiller, 1978 Dr. Kathryn and Mr. Joel B. Stenslie Mr. and Mrs. Alex W. Stephanouk Mrs. Laura V. Sterl Mr. and Mrs. Ryan E. Stewart Dr. and Mrs. Richard K. Straus, Sr., 1976 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Tankersley The Finis Morgan Family Foundation Mr. James D. Thompson, Jr., 1982 Dr. and Mrs. John L. Todd, 1979 Trotter Foundation, Inc. Dr. Sharon A. Maxwell and Mr. Sean L. Myers, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. P. Collier Trotter, Jr., 2005 Dr. and Mrs. John S. Newsom, 1988 Dr. Michael M. Tucker Mr. Richard I. Norman, Jr., 2007 Dr. and Mrs. Nojan Valadi Drs. Suresh and Vidya Nukala Mr. and Mrs. William J. Van Cleve, 1987 Mr. and Mrs. Philip Park Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Vaughn Mr. Dale Parker Ms. Lauren Villegas Mr. and Mrs. Jason Parker Mr. and Mrs. R. Spencer Waddell III Mrs. Nan R. Pate Mrs. Nancy M. Waldrep Mr. and Mrs. Jack J. Pease III Mr. and Mrs. Christopher C. Walker, 1987 Mr. and Mrs. William R. Peek, 1985, 1988 Dr. and Mrs. Douglas W. Wallace Ms. Dori Pelley Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Wallace Ms. Christi D. Pennington Mrs. Hayley R. Wells, 1998 Mr. Huey Pennington, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Cecil F. Whitaker Mr. F. Anderson Philips, Sr., 1973 Ms. S. Lane White, 2006 Mr. and Mrs. Houser Pugh Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Williams, Jr., 1988 Mrs. Patti Pullen Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Douglas C. Pullen, Jr., 2000 Mr. Luther H. Wolff IV, 2015 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Pyle X-Press Printing Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Rambo, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Greg Yates Mr. and Mrs. Robert Raybon YourCause, LLC Mr. William D. Reaves, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Mark Zwickey Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Rice Mr. and Mrs. J. Christopher Rice, 1979 BLUE & WHITE - ($1.00 + ) Mr. and Mrs. J. Derrill Rice, 1979 Lt. and Mrs. Drew J. Adams Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Rice, Sr. Mrs. Felicia J. Alford Lieutenant Col. Thomas S. Rickard, 1986 Ms. Emily Allardice Mrs. Susan H. Rinkowski, 1988 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Allison, 1981 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Robbins Mr. and Paul S. Amos II, 1994 Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Robertson, 1988 Ms. Akeycia Arellano Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin S. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Brad Armstrong, 1979 Robinson Grimes & Co., PC Mr. and Mrs. Brad T. Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Mark Rogers Dr. and Mrs. Esmond L. Arrindell, 2000 Mr. and Mrs. David T. Rohwedder, 2001 Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Ashley Ms. Elizabeth P. Rothschild, 1984 Mr. Jeremy K. Auestad, 1998 Mr. and Mrs. Leslie W. Rue, Jr. Mr. Jack M. Averett Mr. and Mrs. William T. Russell Mrs. Lynn B. Averett, 1995 Mr. and Mrs. Rusty Rustin II, 1983 Mr. Jayson Bailey Mr. David L. Savage Mr. and Mrs. Ian J. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Claude G. Scarbrough III Mr. and Mrs. William M. Scarbrough III, 2004 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Beal, 1981 Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin K. Bedford Mr. and Mrs. William P. Scarbrough, 1977 Mrs. Jessica Bennett-French Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving Mrs. Carolyn F. Bettin, 2009 Servpro of Phenix City, Eufaula & Tuskegee Mrs. Amy Bickerstaff Mr. and Mrs. Guy L. Sexton III Mr. Arthur B. Bickerstaff, 1991 Mr. Brian A. Shaw, 2011 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher T. Black Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Shaw Ms. Mary E. Blackmar, 2015 Mr. and Mrs. Thurston Sheffield

Mr. and Mrs. S. Dykes Blackmon, 1991, 1999 Mrs. Mavis Daniels Mr. and Mrs. Randall Blades Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Davidson Mr. and Mrs. Tim Blair, 2005 Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin C. Davidson Mr. and Mrs. James F. Blalock Mr. and Mrs. Averett W. Davis, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. David E. Blanchard Mr. and Mrs. Russell Davis Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bleke, 2006 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. De Mars Mr. William Bolinger Mr. Dean R. Depue Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey E. Bone II, 1976 Dr. Brooke and Mr. David Devlin Mr. and Mrs. Chad C. Bork Mr. and Mr. William E. Dillard III, 1973 Mr. and Mrs. Alex Boswell Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Dillon, 2005 Ms. Sara B. Bradley, 1986 Ms. Taryn P. Diskin Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey B. Branham Mr. Samuel W. Dismuke, Jr., 2017 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher R. Breault Ms. Sara H. Dismuke, 2019 Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Breugem Mr. and Mrs. William T. Doerr Mrs. Joanna Breugem Mrs. Alice Douglas Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Bridges Mr. and Mrs. T. Rus Drew Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Buck Mr. and Mrs. Keith D. Dryden Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. Bunn, 1987 Mr. and Mrs. James L. Dudley, 1980 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel L. Buracker III, 1986 Mr. and Mrs. W. Douglas Duncan II Mr. Edmund T. Burdo Mr. Sam Dunton Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Bush Ms. Brooks C. Dykes, 1976 Dr. and Mrs. William N. Byrd, Jr., 1988 Mrs. Stephanie T. East Mr. and Mrs. Philip Byrum, 1988 Mr. and Mrs. William A. Edwards III Mr. and Mrs. William S. Cain, Jr. Marco A. Elcock Mr. and Mrs. John S. Calhoun Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Elliott, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Calhoun, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. S. Mark Ellis, Jr. Marylois Calhoun Ms. Kelly Ellison Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Campbell, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. Elsenbeck, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Cargill IV Dr. and Mrs. Harley D. Epperson Mr. and Mrs. Trey Carmack III, 1976 Mr. and Mrs. Justin Etheridge Carris Properties, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Evans, Jr. Mr. John W. Carroll, 2015 Mr. and Mrs. Steven C. Evans Dr. Alice F. and Mr. Rich Cellino, 1998 Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Farley Mr. and Mrs. Steven I. Chambers Mr. Philip Farmer and Dr. Britney Farmer Mr. J. Bruce Chambless, 1979 Mr. and Mrs. Justin Fentress Mr. and Mrs. Forrest L. Champion, 2003 Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Ferguson, 1988 Dr. and Mrs. Hunter C. Champion Dr. and Mrs. Jeremy Ferris Mr. and Mrs. James E. Chancellor III, 1977 Mr. David Fivecoat Mr. Simon Chang Dr. J. Nicole Flandry, 2001 Dr. Greyson S. Chappelle, 1992 Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Flowers, Jr. Mr. Ken Chen and Mrs. Lilin Ouyang Mrs. Mary H. Foley, 1974 Mr. and Mrs. Ross E. Chester, 1993 Dr. and Mrs. Morgan Fordham Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Christopher Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. O. Forsberg, 1997 Col. and Mrs. Frederick L. Clapp, Jr., 1973 Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Forsyth Col. Patricia A. F. Clay Mr. and Mrs. Floyd P. Fort, Jr., 2000 Mr. and Mrs. Bret W. Coffman Mr. and Mrs. Wade H. Fowler, 1997 Ms. Tanisha Colbert Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Franklin Ms. Catherine M. Cole, 2016 Mr. and Mrs. Monte L. Galbraith Mr. and Mrs. Phillip A. Collier Mr. and Ms. Kenneth G. Gale, 1973 Mr. and Mrs. Shawn Connors Ms. Diana Garcia Mr. and Mrs. Josh Corcoran Mr. and Mrs. Larry Garrett Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cosby Ms. Mitzi G. Gaynor Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cottingham, 1977 Mr. and Mrs. John W. Giglio, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Courtney, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Gill Mr. and Mrs. David E. Cowser Ms. Suzanne Gillen Mr. John Crampes Mr. and Mrs. Dana A. Cravey Mr. and Mrs. Colin Cremin Mr. and Mrs. Jacob J. Crowder Mr. and Mrs. James M. Crowder Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Croxson, 1983 Dr. and Mrs. Bret C. Crumpton Ms. Rebecca L. Crymes, 1983 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Crymes IV, 1986, 1985 Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Cumiskey, Jr., 1976 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Cummins

Mr. and Mrs. Woody Gilliam Mr. David J. and Dr. Brigitte L. Girouard Mr. Alexander L. Glass, 2011 Global Personnel Services, Inc. Ms. Molly E. Goare, 2017 Ms. Meg Godfrey, 2002 Dr. Niraj V. and Joyce L. Gor Mr. and Mrs. James Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey H. Grier Ms. Shania Griggs Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Gristina Mr. and Mrs. Archibald I. Grubb II Mr. and Mrs. Herman G. Haggard Mr. and Mrs. Shaun R. Hakala, 1995 Ms. Ellen Hale Hall, Booth, Smith P.C. Mr. and Mrs. Thelon A. Hamby, 1974 Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Hampton Ms. Renee Hancock Capts. Anthony D. and Tanisha C. Hanson Ms. Madeline M. Hardman, 1987 Dr. and Mrs. John Harkey, Jr. Mrs. Patricia Harmann Mr. Aaron J. Harris, 2017 Ms. Rebecca J. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Albert B. Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Doug Harvey Ms. Elizabeth Hawkins Ms. Michelle R. Hayes Ms. Caroline Heard Mr. and Mrs. Jay Hearn Ms. Antonetta Henderson Mr. and Mrs. Patrick A. Henderson Dr. Kristen Hendrix Mr. and Mrs. Michael N. Henley, 1986 Mr. and Michael N. Henley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hermann Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Highnote Mr. Leonard Hindsman Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Hinman, 1976 Mrs. Dradyn C. Hinson, 1989 Mr. Kenneth S. Hoats Hobbs Sporting Goods, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hollingsworth Ms. Sydney H. Hollingsworth, 2014 Ms. Taylor L. Hollingsworth, 2011 Mr. Cameron D. Hollis, 2008 Mr. and Mrs. Joey A. Horton Ms. Ann B. Howard, 1992 Mrs. Ann B. Howe, 2009 Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin L. Hubbard Mrs. Robin L. Hubbard Mr. and Mrs. James Hughes Mrs. Leslee C. Hungerford, 2005

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Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Hurt Mr. and Mrs. Michael Huwe Mr. and Mrs. James Jackson Mrs. Diane T. Jarrett Jay A. Harris Orthodontics, P.C. Mr. and Mrs. Howard M. Jefferson, 1983 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Jenkins, Jr. Mr. Sloan S. Jinks, 2014 Mrs. Jennifer M. K. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Bradley S. Jones, 1997 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher P. Jones Mr. Eric R. Jones, 2010 Mr. and Mrs. Jeff L. Jones Mrs. Sheryl C. Jones Mr. and Mrs. James Jordan Mrs. Julie Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jordan Major and Major Sean F. Justi Mr. and Mrs. Guy H. Kenimer, Sr. Mrs. Katie Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kennedy Judge and Mrs. Warner L. Kennon, 1973 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Kessler Mrs. Erwin Key Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Kiggins Mr. and Mrs. Matthew H. Kiggins, 2001, 2006 Mr. and Mrs. Eric C. Kilgore, 1994 Mr. and Mrs. James C. Kilgore, Jr., 1976 Mr. and Mrs. Hyung Hoon Kim Mr. and Mrs. Kevin R. King Dr. and Mrs. Ronald E. King Mr. and Mrs. Matthew D. Kinkade Mr. and Mrs. David M. Kinnebrew Ms. Annie H. Kirkland, 1998 Mr. and Mrs. Dan A. Kirkland Mr. and Mrs. John S. Knight, Jr., 1975 Ms. Devan Konn Mr. and Mrs. Matthew R. Lage Mr. James D. Lamb, 1988 Ms. Joy Lamb Mrs. Suzanna Lampton Ms. Ashley Landi Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Lane, 1997 Dr. Kayron M. Laska and Mr. John L. Laska Ms. Natalie C. Lauderdale, 1988 Dr. Candace L. and Mr. Sean E. Lauderdale Dr. Kimberly Wright Lavender Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Layfield, 1985 Ms. Toshiko Leatherwood

Dr. and Mrs. Kristopher D. Maguire Ms. Lora Marstin Mr. and Mrs. J. Vince Massey Mr. and Mrs. Matthew N. Massey, 2002 Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Mathis Mr. and Mrs. Rick A. Mattson, Jr. Lt. Col. (ret) Gregory J. and Lt. Col. Lisa M. McCann, 1986 Mr. and Mrs. Nate McConnell Mr. and Mrs. Bernard C. McGorty Ms. Allison M. McGregor Mr. and Mrs. Ryan P. McMonagle, 1997 Ms. Rachel C. McQuinn, 2019 Mr. and Mrs. Will Meador, 2006 Mrs. Martha Meeks Mr.and Mrs. Blake N. Melton, 1996 Mr. and Mrs. Brett A. Mercer, 1988 Mightycause Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin J. Miller, 1998 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Moore, Jr., 1986 Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Moore IV Mr. and Mrs. Hugh C. Moore, 1978 Mr. William F. Morgan, 1997 Ms. Melissa H. Moss Mr. Albert H. Mullin, Jr., 2020 Mr. Andrew S. Mullin, Jr., 1984 Mr. C. Morris and Dr. Bethany P. Mullin, 1985 Ms. Mary Stewart Mullin, 2020 Ms. Virginia W. Mullin, 2017 Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Murphy, 2005 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Siran D. Neal Mr. and Mrs. Sonkim K. Nguyen Mrs. Martha Noreault Mr. Culver M. Norred, 2016 Ms. Lillian E. Norred, 2020 Mr. and Mrs. Charlton W. Norris, 1989 Mrs. Jennifer N. Nyhan Mr. and Mrs. Rasheed A. Oloyede Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Osborne Mr. and Mrs. Adam R. Pannell, 1988 Mr. G. Alexander Panos, 1990 Mr. and Mrs. Peter P. Parisi Ms. Bonnie M. Parker, 1975 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Parker, 2005 Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Parker Mrs. Jennifer Parr Mr. and Mrs. Todd Pate Mr. and Mrs. Chirag Patel Mr. Delon W. Lee and Mrs. Jaime B. Garrard-Lee Mr. and Mrs. Saurin G. Patel Dr. and Mrs. Jason A. Lee, 2004, 2004 Mr. Harvey N. Pearce, Jr., 1986 Mr. and Mrs. David E. Lemieux Mr. and Mrs. Adam R. Pease, 1999 Mr. and Mrs. Rabun Lewis, 2001 Mr. and Mrs. Poitevent G. Pease Mr. Robert E. Lindsey, 1981 Ms. Crystal Pecina Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Lingo, Jr. Mr. John G. Peek, 2018 Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin A. Link, 2002, 2004 Ms. Lillian R. Peek, 2020 Mrs. Sarah E. Lintymer Mr. Roland G. Peek, 2015 Mr. and Mrs. Neal B. Littlejohn Mr. Chason R. P. Perry and Dr. Laura E. Perry Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Livingston Mr. and Mrs. John D. Pickering, 1989 Mr. and Mrs. William Lopez Mr. and Mrs. Justin L. Pierson, 2000, 2005 Mrs. Jenni Lowell Mrs. Lindsay E. Pilcher, 2001 Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lumsden Mr. and Mrs. Eliecer Pinto Mr. and Mrs. William H. Lundy, Jr. Ms. Ellie J. Pippas, 2015 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Lunsford Mr. Gabe W. Pippas, 2012 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. Macdonald Ms. Grace A. Pippas, 2017 Mr. and Mrs. Robert MacLellan Ms. Sarah P. Polattie

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Mr. and Mrs. Aaron W. Pool Ms. Laura P. Porter, 1976 Dr. and Mrs. Vishnu Potini Mr. and Mrs. James K. Pound, 1976 Dr. Robert W. Pound, 1988 Mr. and Mrs. Bill Prescott Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Presley Dr. Jerry Presley Mr. Henry S. Pruett, 1974 Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Raines Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Raines Mr. Martin Ramos-Toribio, 2014 Mr. and Mrs. Tracy C. H. Reade Dr. Scott Reddoch Mr. and Mrs. Scott J. Reigel Mr. and Mrs. George H. Reynolds III Mr. and Mrs. Joshua R. Rizzo Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Robertson Mrs. Theodore A. Robison Mr. and Mrs. Barton H. Rodgers, 1988 Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Rozycki, 1983 Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Rue, Sr. Mr. Michael A. Rutland and Mrs. Stasia D. Jankiewicz-Rutland Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ryland Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Salters Mr. and Mrs. Trent J. Sandahl, 1999 Mr. and Mrs. Claude G. Scarbrough IV, 1999 Ms. Jarrell P. Schley, 1992 Ms. Margot Schley Mr. and Mrs. Judd M. Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Nathanial S. Schueth Mrs. Trudie Sessions Dr. and Mrs. Gregory P. Sfakianos Sheffield’s Collision at Bradley Park, LLC Mrs. Jessica L. Shirley, 2005 Mr. and Mrs. Homer L. Shuler Mr. Kenil J. Sidhpura, 2001 Ms. Catherine A. Sikes, 2019 Mr. S. Bradford Sikes, 2018 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Sillitto Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Simkins, 1973 Rev. and Mrs. Wesley H. Simmons Dr. and Mrs. I. Lewis Slavich III Mr. and Mrs. Brant C. Slay, 1982 Mrs. Joy M. Sloan, 1986 Ms. Latika Smith Judge and Mrs. William Smith Mr. Richard Smith Mr. and Mrs. Sean Smith Ms. L. E. Smithwick Ms. Helen S. Snavely, 2016 Ms. Katherine M. Snavely, 2018 Mr. Jimmy Sobeck Sons Automotive Group Mr. and Mrs. John W. Springer Mr. and Mrs. Jason T. Stansell Mr. Franklin J. Star, Jr., 1986 Mr. and Mrs. James Stewart, 1974 Ms. Mary Leavitt Stewart, 2005 Mr. Steve Stinson * Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Stone, 2005 Mrs. Sallie I. Strickland, 2006 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Stubbs Mr. and Mrs. Garry Sullivan Ms. Patricia Glenn Sumrell

Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Sway Mr. Henry Swift, 1984 Ms. Mary Anne R. Swift, 2005 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Tanner Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Tapley Mr. Steven R. Teal, 1980 Mr. and Mrs. R. Thomas Tebeau III, 1990 Mrs. Laurie and Mr. T. Edwin Tharpe Mr. and Mrs. Treadwell B. Thompson, 2002 Ms. Kate G. Thorne, 2012 Ms. Cassondra Thornton Mr. and Mrs. Andrew A. Tillery, 2001 Mr. and Mrs. David Todd Mr. and Mrs. Ryan W. Todt Mr. and Mrs. Don Tommey Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Tommey, 1995 Ms. Palmer G. Trawick, 2005 Mr. and Mrs. Timo Treilobs, 1988 Ms. Adele M. Turner Ms. Amelia W. Turner Mrs. and Mr. Courtney Turner Mr. and Mrs. Hooper A. Turner, Jr. Ms. Taylor Turner Mr. and Mrs. Christopher L. Tye Mrs. Ginny Upchurch, 2009 Mrs. Katie Van Aalst Mr. L.R. VanZant and Mrs. Guadalupe L. Ortiz-Sanchez Mr. and Mrs. David A. Young Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Varner, Jr., 2004 Mr. and Mrs. Robinson M. Norman, 1983 Mr. and Mrs. Stanley E. Vaughan Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Vazquez Mrs. Maria Ventura Mr. and Mrs. Milan Viskupova Mr. and Mrs. IVan Vitanov Mr. Blakely H. Voltz, Jr., 2018 Mr. and Mrs. Blakley H. Voltz, 1987 Mr. and Mrs. Wright B. Waddell Dr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Wade Mr. and Mrs. Mulford J. Waldrop, 2002, 2001 Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin W. Wallace, 2002 Dr. and Mrs. Carter D. Wallace, 2005 Dr. and Mrs. Carl F. Wallman Mr. and Mrs. Rashaad Watkins Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Watkins, 2005 Mr. and Mrs. Charlie F. Webster III Mrs. Bridget Weeks Mrs. Allison W. Weldon, 1990 Mr. and Mrs. Robyn Wells Col. and Mrs. Ronald P. West Mr. and Mrs. Mark K. R. Westguard Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. White Mr. and Mrs. James M. Whitehurst, 1985 Mrs. Kathleen Whitley, 2005 Mr. and Mrs. Emerson M. Wickwire Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Williams Mrs. Lorainne L. Williams Mr. Paul B. Willis, 1994 Mr. and Mrs. Craig S. Wilson, 2007 Ms. Gail C. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Marty R. Wilson, 1979 Ms. Hannah Wise Ms. Rachel M. Wiseley, 2010 Mr. Charles G. Wolff, 2019 Mr. William L. Wolff, 2017 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Woods Mr. and Mrs. Carter Woolfolk IV, 2005

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THE BROOKSTONE FUND ALUMNI GIVING CLASS OF 1973

Mrs. Susan Blanchard Adams Col. Frederick L. Clapp, Jr. Mr. William J. Cunningham, Jr. Mr. William E. Dillard III Ms. Karen Carr Gale Mrs. Charleton Young Kennon Mrs. Sheila Horn Kiggins Mr. Robert C. Martin, Jr. Mr. F. Anderson Philips, Sr. Mrs. Margie Thrasher Richardson Mrs. Patti Smisson Simkins Mrs. Glenn King Springer Mrs. Nancy Burnham Stephens Mrs. Catherine Biggers Trotter

CLASS OF 1974

Mr. George G. Flowers Mrs. Booney Hugenberg Foley Mr. Thelon A. Hamby Mr. F. Bynum Perkins Mr. Henry S. Pruett Mrs. Kathy Black Stewart Dr. Amandah Strange Turner Mr. John T. Turner

CLASS OF 1975

Mrs. Kathelen Vanblarcum Amos Mr. Michael L. Elizondo Dr. Linda Upshaw Hadley Mr. John S. Knight, Jr. Mrs. Debra Lee Mackey Ms. Bonnie Marie Parker

CLASS OF 1976

Mr. James D. Armstrong Mr. Aubrey E. Bone II Mr. Trey Carmack III Mr. Robert K. Chambless Mrs. Mary Lynne Smisson Cumiskey Ms. Brooks Cunningham Dykes Mr. Paul G. Hinman Mr. John Paul Illges IV Mrs. Mary Lou Pease Jarrell Mr. Jack B. Key III Mrs. Kim Mehaffey Kilgore Mrs. Sallie Turner Martin Mr. James Leonard Morgan III Mr. Richard I. Norman Ms. Laura Passailaigue Porter Mr. James K. Pound Mrs. Linda J. Shaw Mrs. Cindy Black Sparks Mr. Jay C. Sparks, Jr.

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CLASS OF 1977

Mrs. Kathy Wickham Chancellor Mrs. Becky Durie Cottingham Mrs. Kim Kocian Gavin Mrs. Bonnie Browder Mize Mr. William P. Scarbrough Ms. Patricia Glenn Sumrell Mr. Alan Reid Tomblin

CLASS OF 1978

Mrs. Lucile Redmond Flournoy Mr. Hugh C. Moore Mr. Alan F. Rothschild, Jr.

CLASS OF 1979

Mrs. Lisa Lewis Armstrong Mr. J. Bruce Chambless Mr. J. Christopher Rice Mr. J. Derrill Rice Dr. John L. Todd Mrs. Sara Sturkie Wilson

CLASS OF 1980

Mr. James Lawrence Dudley Mr. Steven R. Teal

CLASS OF 1981

Mr. Kenneth R. Allison Mr. Jeffrey Alvin Beal Mrs. Stephanie Yancey Hunter Mr. Robert E. Lindsey Mr. Howard D. Moore Mrs. Glenn Hardegree Morley Mrs. Kate Corn Wilson

CLASS OF 1982

Mrs. Jackie Taylor Dean Col. Patrick Kyle Dean Mr. Jack P. Jenkins Mr. Brant Curran Slay Mr. James D. Thompson, Jr.

CLASS OF 1983

Dr. Lisa Pharis Allardice Mrs. Meg Kilpatrick Croxson Ms. Rebecca Lillian Crymes Mrs. Mint Jordan Flowers Mr. Howard McGehee Jefferson Dr. Edwin L. Page Mrs. Kimberly E. Rozycki Mr. Rusty Rustin II

CLASS OF 1984

Mr. Samuel W. Dismuke Mrs. Fontaine Caldwell Jenkins Major Christopher Charles McCann Mrs. Margaret Bradley McCormick Mr. Andrew S. Mullin, Jr. Ms. Elizabeth Pound Rothschild Mr. Henry Woodruff Swift III

CLASS OF 1985

Mr. Paul J. Brown Mr. Steven D. Crowley Mrs. Laura Tate Crymes Mr. J. Dupont Kirven IV Judge Benjamin A. Land Mr. Thomas E. Layfield Mr. C. Morris Mullin Mr. William R. Peek Mr. James M. Whitehurst Mr. James B. Yancey Mrs. Jennifer Wallace Yancey

CLASS OF 1986

Ms. Sara Barnett Bradley Mr. Samuel L. Buracker III Mr. Thomas G. Crymes IV Mr. Granville J. Foster IV Mrs. Beth Binns Henley Mr. Richard B. Hill, Jr. Mr. John Tally Martin, Sr. Mrs. Chris Reaves Moore Continued on page 59

Mr. Harvey Norwood Pearce, Jr. Col. Thomas S. Rickard Mrs. Nancy Page Sheek Mrs. Joy Mayher Sloan Mr. Franklin J. Star, Jr. Mrs. Clair Wynn Thayer Mrs. Hayley Wallace Todd

CLASS OF 1987

Mr. Charles K. Briscoe Mrs. Sue Beth Bunn Mrs. Ashley Amos Copelan Mr. Thomas C. Followill Ms. Madeline M. Hardman Mr. Ron K. Lucas Mrs. Virginia Calhoun Snavely Mrs. Amanda Illges Van Cleve Mr. Blakley Hanes Voltz Mrs. Katherine Gordy Walker

CLASS OF 1988

Mr. William L. Amos III Mr. Chad T. Cottrell Mrs. Elizabeth Saunders Cottrell Mrs. Lucy Wellborn Jones Dr. Mark A. Lawrence Mrs. Katherine Hung Newsom Mrs. Rachael Prince Peek Mr. J. Philip Thayer, Jr. Mr. Timo Treilobs Mrs. Becky Littlejohn Williams

CLASS OF 1989

Mrs. Dradyn Coolik Hinson Mr. John W. Mayher III Dr. Scott O. McLaurin Mrs. Amy Humes Norris Mrs. Jennifer Pavlick Pickering Mr. Gerald B. Saunders

CLASS OF 1990

Dr. Vikramjit Chhokar Mrs. Sara Hatcher Dismuke Mrs. Laura Calhoun Dudley Mrs. Jenni Jordan Foster Mr. Bruce Jones Mr. Stan Merritt, Jr. Mrs. Deedee Tebeau Mrs. Allison Wohlbruck Weldon

CLASS OF 1991

Mr. Arthur Bussey Bickerstaff Mr. S. Dykes Blackmon Mr. Jason B. Branch Mrs. Ruth Jordan Calhoun Mr. Austin Gower Mrs. Linda Cantrell Mayher Mrs. Carter Page Schondelmayer Dr. Luther H. Wolff III Mrs. Avery Cheves Wolff

CLASS OF 1992

Dr. Samuel Albert Caves Dr. Greyson Scott Chappelle Ms. Ann B. Howard Mrs. Suzanne Jones Hughston Mrs. Vandy Bickerstaff Middleton Ms. Jarrell Palmer Schley

CLASS OF 1993

Mrs. Stacey Woodruff Beardsley Mrs. Olivia Cheves Blanchard Mrs. Jennings Palmer Chester

CLASS OF 1994

Mr. Clayton M. Adams Mr. Paul Shelby Amos II Dr. Champ Leroy Baker III Mrs. Tippi Cain Burch Mr. George Harold Casion, Jr. Dr. Carrie Weldon Cowley Mrs. Len Kilgore Dr. Bradley T. Sumrall Mr. Travis F. Wade Mr. Paul B. Willis

CLASS OF 1995

Dr. John B. Adams Mrs. Lynn Bowers Averett Mr. Jeffrey W. Beck Mrs. Cile Swift Branch Mrs. Cortney Lynch Douglas Mr. Bryan W. Evans Mrs. B Betts Hakala Mrs. Dorsey Hannahan Mrs. Shriver Jones Tommey

CLASS OF 1996

Mr. Frank J. Bickerstaff IV Ms. Elizabeth Cain Gilley

Mr. Blake N. Melton Mr. Jack J. Pease IV Mrs. Whitney Rice Pease Mr. William B. Turner III Mr. Malvern J. Waldrep, Sr.

CLASS OF 1997

Mr. Reynolds Bickerstaff, Jr. Mrs. Heather Stravinski Cannon Mrs. Ansley Mason Forsberg Mrs. Polly Marcum Fowler Mr. Bradley Stevenson Jones Mrs. Ellen Austin Lane Mrs. Lauren Wade McMonagle Mr. William F. Morgan Mr. Chandler W. Riley Mr. Matthew M. Stahl

CLASS OF 1998

Mr. Jeremy K. Auestad Dr. Alice Ford Cellino Mr. R. Kendrick David III Mr. W. Nick Dudley Mrs. Anna King Flournoy Ms. Annie Houston Kirkland Mrs. Elizabeth Bernard Miller Mr. William T. Moshell II Mr. Jack G. Turner Mrs. Ashley Sexton Turner Mrs. Katie Heard Waldrep

CLASS OF 1999

Mrs. Meghan Taylor Blackmon Mr. Adam Reynolds Pease Mrs. Kate Purks Sandahl Mr. Claude Gordy Scarbrough IV

CLASS OF 2000

Mrs. Adrienne Hadley Arrindell Mrs. Mary Lovett Varner Beck Mr. David H. Forston Mrs. Rebecca Butts Fort Mr. Adam S. Hobson Mr. Scott Minton Jones, Jr. Mrs. Katie Martin Krieg Mr. Justin Lewis Pierson Mrs. Rebecca I. Pullen

CLASS OF 2001

Dr. Jacqueline Flandry Mr. Matthew H. Kiggins Mrs. Elizabeth Woolfolk Lewis Mrs. Isa Cheves Meeks Mrs. Lindsay Elizabeth Pilcher Mrs. Lane Moshell Riley Mrs. Chandler Shinkle Rohwedder Mrs. Leslie Schorr-Barker Mr. Andrew Adams Tillery Mrs. Whitni DeNamur Waldrop

CLASS OF 2002

Mrs. Catherine Swift Addison Ms. Meg Purks Godfrey Mr. Benjamin Anthony Link Continued on page 60

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Mr. Lovick Pierce Miller Mrs. Chancey Philips Thompson Mr. Mulford J. Waldrop Mr. Benjamin W. Wallace

CLASS OF 2010

CLASS OF 2003

CLASS OF 2011

Mr. Forrest Champion Mrs. Caroline Varner Fields Mrs. Sheridan Calhoun King Mr. E. Buford King IV Mr. Harrison C. Wallace

CLASS OF 2004

Mrs. Leslie Anne Heard Jones Dr. Jason A. Lee Mrs. Amanda Treston Lee Mrs. Alee Morrison Link Mrs. Abigail Williams Miller Mrs. Lizzie Swift Moore Mr. William Morgan Scarbrough Mrs. Sara Berry Varner

CLASS OF 2005

Mrs. Andrea Flandry Blair Mrs. Libba Richardson Dillon Mrs. Leslee Caroline Hungerford Mrs. Erin Grogan Murphy Mr. Daniel W. Parker Mrs. Mary Cumiskey Pierson Mrs. Jessica Lauren Shirley Ms. Mary Leavitt Stewart Mrs. Adele Caldwell Stone Ms. Mary Anne Robert Swift Ms. Palmer Gilliam Trawick Mr. P. Collier Trotter, Jr. Dr. Carter D. Wallace Mrs. Lulie Martin Wallace Mrs. Sally Varner Watkins Mrs. Kathleen Whitley Mr. William Carter Woolfolk IV

CLASS OF 2006

Mr. C. Rhodes Berry Mrs. Campbell E. Bleke Mrs. Jessica Calhoun Kiggins Mrs. Martha Johnston Meador Mrs. Sally Pound Norman Mrs. Sallie Irene Strickland Ms. Sarah Lane White

CLASS OF 2007

Mr. Richard Illges Norman, Jr. Mr. Craig Sturkie Wilson

CLASS OF 2008

Mr. Cameron D. Hollis

CLASS OF 2009

Mrs. Carolyn Frances Bettin Mrs. Mary Bailey Wickham Bryan Mr. Benjamin C. Bryan Mrs. Ann Bumgarner Howe Mrs. Ginny Turner Upchurch

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Mrs. Elizabeth Sudduth Cliatt Ms. Victoria Jane Kennedy Mr. Luke A. Mansour, Jr. Mr. Alexander Louis Glass Ms. Taylor Lane Hollingsworth Mr. Brian Andrew Shaw

CLASS OF 2012

Mr. Gabe W. Pippas Ms. Stephanie L. Sudduth Ms. Katherine G. Thorne

CLASS OF 2014

Mr. James Stephen East Ms. Sydney Hamlin Hollingsworth Mr. Sloan Smith Jinks Mr. Martin Ramos-Toribio

CLASS OF 2015

Ms. Mary E. Blackmar Mr. John W. Carroll Mr. Michael N. Henley, Jr. Mr. Roland G. Peek Ms. Ellie J. Pippas Mr. Luther H. Wolff IV

CLASS OF 2016

Mr. William Lafayette Amos IV Mr. Culver M. Norred Ms. Helen Hunt Snavely

CLASS OF 2017

Mr. Samuel W. Dismuke, Jr. Ms. Sara Ashleigh Foster Ms. Molly E. Goare Mr. Aaron J. Harris Ms. Virginia W. Mullin Ms. Lydia B. Mullins Ms. Grace A. Pippas Mr. William L. Wolff

CLASS OF 2018

Ms. Sarah Beth Amos Blair Ms. Mackenzie N. Amos Mr. John G. Peek Mr. S. Bradford Sikes Ms. Katherine M. Snavely Mr. Blakely H. Voltz, Jr.

CLASS OF 2019

Ms. Sara H. Dismuke Mr. Blake H. Foster Ms. Rachel C. McQuinn Ms. Catherine A. Sikes Mr. Charles G. C. Wolff

CLASS OF 2020

Ms. Olivia C. Foster Ms. Mary Stewart Mullin Mr. Albert H. Mullin, Jr. Ms. Lillian E. Norred Ms. Lillian R. Peek

BPA GIFTS We received many special gifts from donors for Bidding for Bookstone and the Cougar Cup Tournament. We would like to express our sincerest appreciation for this support of our Brookstone Family.

A-COM Enterprise Inc. Aflac Alexander Electric Company American Endowment Foundation BMW/Acura of Columbus C3 Property Investments, LLC Carris Properties, LLC Chick-Fil-A Foundation Columbus Speech and Hearing Community Foundation of the Chattahoochee Valley CPJ Custom Homes Crawford & Brown Law Firm LLP Diverge, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Page Dr. and Mrs. John S. Newsom Dr. and Mrs. Luther H. Wolff III Dr. and Mrs. Mark Zwickey Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas D. Mayfield Dr. and Mrs. W. D. Varner, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. William N. Byrd, Jr. Dr. Joy B. Chastain Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Global Personnel Services, Inc. Greystone Properties, LLC Hall, Booth, Smith P.C. Jan-Pro of Columbus & The Chattahoochee County Jay A. Harris Orthodontics, P.C. JBA Capital LLC Knight-Rawls, Inc. Lockwood Partners Foundation, Inc. Malone Office Equipment Company Mr. and Mrs. Adam R. Pannell Mr. and Mrs. Brady Benton Mr. and Mrs. Brett A. Mercer Mr. and Mrs. Chad T. Cottrell Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Henry K. Harp III Mr. and Mrs. Jack B. Key III Mr. and Mrs. Jack G. Turner Mr. and Mrs. James H. Blanchard Mr. and Mrs. Jason B. Branch Mr. and Mrs. Jason C. Alexander Mr. and Mrs. John W. Mayher III Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Evans, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Philip Byrum Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W. Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Dismuke Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Williams, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Travis F. Wade Mr. and Mrs. W. Nick Dudley Mr. and Mrs. William R. Blanchard Mr. and Mrs. William R. Peek Mr. Bradford C. and Dr. Ashley Clements Mr. Dustin Brown Mr. F. Anderson Philips, Sr. Mr. Walker R. Bickerstaff, Jr. Mrs. Susan H. Rinkowski Ms. Melissa D. Smith Ms. Natalie C. Lauderdale Muscogee Aquatics, LLC Page, Scantom, Sprouse, Tucker & Ford, P.C. Raymond James and Associates, Inc. Robinson Grimes & Co., PC Senior Plus Healthcare, Inc. Servpro of Phenix City, Eufaula & Tuskegee Sheffield’s Collision at Bradley Park, LLC Sons Automotive Group Synovus Trust Company, N.A. Foundation & Endowment Services Thayer-Bray Construction The Benton Agency - Country Financial The Martin Firm Total System Services, Inc. W. C. Bradley Co. X-Press Printing

GIFTS IN KIND Emily Shae Beck Carlusciello King of Pops Publix Quantum Fishing Team Ray Rents Suzanne Jones Hughston

MATCHING GIFTS Ameriprise Inspire Brands Northwestern Mutual Foundation

GIFTS GIVEN IN HONOR OF Enhancing the educational experience of future generations of students is a tremendous way to honor and celebrate those friends and family members who have impacted you. The following list details those who were recognized by others with a gift to Brookstone in their honor or memory during the previous fiscal year.

Bolts Arnold Woods Arnold Rhoda Averett Lovett, Sally and Wynne Beck Addison and Harper Benton Frances Berry Margorie and Arthur Bickerstaff Ellen Bickerstaff Reynolds Bicketstaff’s Birthday Meghan Blackmon Charles Briscoe Leslie Bryan Collin Cason Alex Chapman Lynne Chervenak The Class of 1976 Marie Clepper

John Cole Mary Lynne Cumiskey All Dads Renae Davidson Sara Dismuke Jack and Mary Clarke Douglas Jim East Stephanie East Bennett, Gardner, and Julianna Fields Nora Fivecoat Leigh Anne Floyd Mason, Hardy, and Addie Forsberg Gwendolyn Foster Carsyn and Camryn Galligan Ford and Nora Garrard Grace An George Miranda Kate Glenn Olivia Gordon Anna and Henry Gosling Tiffany Grier Walt Gunby and Mills Gunby Evangeline Gutierrez Kenzie Hale Charlie and Reed Halter PJ Halter Carson and Sam Hubbard Catherine Hudson, Prather Hudson, and Camille Hudson Sarah, Jack, and Lee Hughston Olga Jenkins Sharon Jiles Anne Jones Jonathon Christopher Jones Laurie Clare, Liza, and Lulie Jones Paula Jones Cassandra Kennon Ella and Yates Kersey Zoe and Gia Lee Marty Lester Cynthia Lingo Chico Lynch Ramsay Macdonald Marci Mathis Hannah Grace Mayfield Gabrielle McLaurin Charity McWilliams Freddie Meine Jimmy Messer LP Miller, Jr. and Eli Miller Lee Lee Miller Matti Portillo and Cambree Mitchell Jaylon Moisant Mary Stewart and Henry Mullin Parker Mullins Debbie Osborne The Edwin Page Family Josie and William Park Rebekah Anne Montgomery Parker Nan Pate Conner Perry Cambree Mitchell and Matilyn Portillo Ryder Postell Lisa Prescott Continued on page 62

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Natalie McClung Frances McCluskey Lyle Cheves Meeks Drs. Jerry and Jemelene Moore Carol Osteen Patrick Parr Sam Pate Bob Poydasheff David Rosenberg Randy Shepard Sara Singer John Spencer Jo Strange Tim Tarpley Abbott Turner Connie Van Blarcum’s 100th Birthday Cecelia S. Wallace Shelley Wiseley Dr. Butch Wolff

GEORGIA GOAL Deane and Jeanne Reade Ella-Kate and Gordy Scarbrough Lela and Harry Scarbrough Frances and Belle Sessions Katie and Zack Shaw Linda Shinkle Leslie Shirah Pam Shuler Bonnie Smith Elizabeth Smithwick Virginia Snavely Virginia Snavely Wesley Sobeck Katherine South Cindy Sparks Jay Sparks The Spirit of ‘76 The Learning Center Faculty Ann Stahl Cynthia Strange Cliff Tankersley, Class of 2024 Upper and Middle School Teachers Jimmy Thompson All the teachers and staff who have remained positive and supportive during these uncertain times. Tom Triplitt Catherine Trotter Mallory Tucker All Cougars Who Serve our Nation in Uniforrm Haze Voltz Livi and Max Wadkins Kitty Walker Linda Wallman Mims Watkins Sydney Weaver Glenda Yancey

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GIFTS GIVEN IN MEMORY Dr. William Earl Adams, Sr. Joshua Amir Alford Andy Allen, Class of 1980 Fred Beal Richard Betts Patrea Bonaker Sylvia and Philip Borkat Jesse Bowles Laura Brice Carter Butts Kathryn Hayes Calhoun Claudia Calvez Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Chambless AC Chancellor Bently Chappell Roderick Dale Ellison Don Farley Dr. James P. Hannahan Bill Hargett McCall Woodroof Hedges Paula Jones Kathy Kelleher Wesley Fowler Kiggins Dan Kirkland Rex Knight Andrew Taylor Mason Bill Matheny Blake Matthews Maida McCann

Through Georgia’s Education Expense Credit, the GOAL Scholarship Program allows taxpayers to play a vital role in improving K-12 educational opportunities. As Georgia’s leading student scholarship organization, in partnership with 135 participating schools, GOAL is providing thousands of children throughout the Peach State with Greater Opportunities for Access to Learning - “GOAL”

Dr. and Mrs. John B. Adams Drs. Devica and Raj Alappan Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Amos Mr. Paul S. Amos II Dr. Jennifer L. Buckley and Dr. Mark A. Chastain Mr. Jason A. Beck Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Beck Mr. and Mrs. Wayne W. Beck Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Bickerstaff IV Mrs. James J. W. Biggers, Jr. Mrs. Thomas B. Black Mr. and Mrs. James H. Blanchard Mr. and Mrs. William R. Blanchard Mr. and Mrs. Jason B. Branch Mr. and Mrs. John T. Brantley Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Briscoe Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W. Brooks Dr. and Mrs. Frank D. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Bruder

Mrs. Nancy S. Burgin Ms. Sarah A. Burgin Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Butler Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Chambless Mr. and Mrs. H. Chapman Dr. Joy B. Chastain Mr. and Mrs. Cecil M. Cheves Dr. and Mrs. Vikramjit Chhokar Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Clark Mr. and Mrs. Wade Cliatt Mr. and Mrs. Bret W. Coffman Mr. and Mrs. Phillip A. Collier Mr. Timothy J. Crowley Mr. and Mrs. William M. Dillon, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Elliott, Jr. Mr. Andy Fleming and Mrs. Claire Lee Ms. Mary E. Flournoy Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner Garrard, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gunby J. Garrard Mr. and Mrs. Bryce W. Gaunt Ms. Meg Godfrey Mr. and Mrs. Pace Halter Ms. Renee Hancock Ms. Laura Einsel Mr. and Mrs. Albert B. Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Jay Hearn Mr. and Mrs. Barlow G. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin L. Hubbard Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Hudson, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Hudson Mr. and Mrs. Roderick C. Hunter Mr. and Mrs. James M. Irvin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David M. James, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Jones Mr. and Mrs. William R. Jordan Dr. Cassandra H. Kennon Dr. and Mrs. Cameron C. Kersey Mr. and Mrs. Jack B. Key III Mr. and Mrs. William J. Kilgore II Mr. David N. King Mr. and Mrs. Seth L. Knight III Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Krieg Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Lane Dr. and Mrs. Mark A. Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Lester, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David G. Lewis III Mr. and Mrs. Rabun Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Anthony D. Link Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin A. Link Mr. and Mrs. Lee D. Loste-Brown Mr. Larry H. Love Mr. and Mrs. Luke A. Mansour, Sr. Ms. Elizabeth D. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Martin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John P. Marvets Dr. and Mrs. Leland C. McCluskey Mr. and Mrs. W. Fray McCormick Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. McGarry Dr. and Mrs. Scott O. McLaurin Drs. Kevin T. and Amanda H. McPherson Mr. and Mrs. Ryan L. Meeks Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy E. Messer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. K. Bartlett Middlebrooks Mr. and Mrs. William T. Middleton

Mr. and Mrs. Lovick P. Miller Mr. and Mrs. William W. Miller, Jr. Mr. Joseph Mills Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Moorman Mr. and Mrs. William T. Moshell II Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Mullin Mr. Benjamin H. Page Dr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Page Mr. Hugh S. Page Mr. James M. Page Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Parker, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Parker Mr. and Mrs. Todd Pate Mr. and Mrs. Chirag Patel Mr. Greg Paul Mr. and Mrs. Jack J. Pease IV Mr. and Mrs. William R. Peek Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Perkins Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Presley Mr. and Mrs. Douglas C. Pullen, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Alan C. Ramsay, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Raybon Mr. and Mrs. Chandler W. Riley Mr. and Mrs. Gerald B. Saunders III Ms. Caroline Sayers Ms. Elizabeth L. Sayers Mr. and Mrs. Tracy L. Sayers Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Schondelmayer Mr. and Mrs. Christopher L. Schoonover Mr. and Mrs. John A. Shinkle Ms. Laura Spencer Ms. Margaret Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Tracy E. D. Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Staples Mr. and Mrs. Alex W. Stephanouk Ms. Stephanie L. Sudduth Mr. Henry W. Swift, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mathews D. Swift Dr. and Mrs. M. Edward Thorne, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Tyler A. Townsend Mr. and Mrs. Perrin C. Trotter Ms. Barbara J. Turner Mr. and Mrs. Jack G. Turner Mr. John T. and Dr. Amandah S. Turner Mr. and Mrs. William B. Turner III Mr. and Mrs. William B. Turner, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Nojan Valadi Mr. and Mrs. Bradley A. Waddell, Jr. Mr. Wright J. Waddell Mr. and Mrs. Wright B. Waddell Dr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Wade Mr. and Mrs. Travis F. Wade Mr. and Mrs. Harrison C. Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Huel A. White III Dr. and Mrs. William F. Willett III Ms. E. Worth Williams Mr. Cecil S. Wolff Mr. Charles G. C. Wolff Dr. and Mrs. Luther H. Wolff III Mr. Luther H. Wolff IV Mr. William L. Wolff Mr. and Mrs. William C. Woolfolk III Mr. and Mrs. James D. Yancey Mr. and Mrs. Joe B. Young

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All members of the Brookstone family including parents, alumni, grandparents, parents of alumni, trustees, faculty and staff, and friends are asked to make a contribution to The Brookstone Fund. This year’s campaign will run to the end of June 2022.

THE HEAD OF SCHOOL SOCIETY Join The Head of School Society! Donors at the Head of School Circle level and above will now be considered part of this special society of supporters. We hope you will consider a gift and celebrate the 2021-2022 campaign with us in the fall of 2022 at a special event!

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LEGACY SOCIETY Extend your legacy and your generosity. AN INVITATION TO JOIN THE LEGACY SOCIETY

Members of the Legacy Society have expressed their commitment to Brookstone School through support. These donors have named Brookstone School include a gift in their will and/or charitable income gifts, such as charitable gift annuities, charitable remainder unitrusts, charitable remainder annuity trusts, or gifts of life insurance. know. We would like to thank you for your generosity by including you in the Legacy Society.

MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS

Membership involves no dues, obligations, or solicitations, but it does allow us to thank you and recognize you for the plans you have made, and it helps to inspire generosity in others. joining the Legacy Society is the satisfaction derived from making a lasting contribution to our long-term success and enhancing the educational experience of each of our students.

To join, please contact Meg Godfrey, Annual Fund & Alumni Director, at 706-324-1392 or mgodfrey@ brookstoneschool.org.

CURRENT MEMBERS Anonymous Mrs. Doris Black Mr. Tom Black* Mrs. Sarah T. Butler* Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Butler Mr. Lovick P. Corn* Mrs. Betty T. Corn Mr. A. Forman Dismukes* Mrs. Mildred M. Fort* Mr. and Mrs. Gunby J. Garrard Mr. and Mrs. Selvin C. Hollingsworth Virginia and Abraham Illges*

Mr. and Mrs. David M. James, Jr. Mrs. Helen S. Jordan* Mr. Randolph S. Jordan* Mr. and Mrs. Jack B. Key III, 1976 Mrs. Ella Kirven* Mr. J. Dupont Kirven* Mrs. Polly C. Miller* Mrs. Francis A. Norman* Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Staples Ms. Wynne P. Stevenson Mrs. Jeanne R. Swift Mr. Henry W. Swift, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Mathews D. Swift Mr. J. Philip Thayer, Jr., 1988 Mr. and Mrs. Perrin C. Trotter, 1973 Mr. D. A. Turner* Mr. John T. and Dr. Amandah S. Turner, 1974, 1974 Mr. and Mrs. William B. Turner III, 1996 Mr. William B. Turner* Mrs. Katherine J. Waddell Mr. and Mrs. William H. White Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Wilson Mr. J. Barnett Woodruff* Mr. and Mrs. James D. Yancey *Deceased

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WHERE TO F IN D US? Emily Shea Beck Cartusciello ‘03 graciously donated this beautiful watercolor of the Denson Bell Tower in honor of our 70th Year celebration. We are grateful for her willingness to share the gift of her time and her talent with the Brookstone Family. She is one of many incredibly talented alumni artists making their living in the world of art and design around the country. We hope her painting serves as an inspiration to the next generation of Brookstone artists! We hope you enjoyed the newest issue of the Brookstone Magazine. To keep up with Brookstone and Instagram. For all up-to-date school information, please visit www.brookstoneschool.org.