2022 Fall Magazine and Gift Report

CHRISTCHURCH

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Christchurch Today is published by the Advancement Office to inform alumni, parents, and friends about school news and philanthropy.

MAGAZINE STAFF

Wes Charlton ’01, Editor

Scott Blankenship, Designer

Jennifer Homer, Communications Associate Rebecca Hogge, Development Coordinator

CONTRIBUTING WRITERS

Wes Charlton ’01, Assistant Head of School for Advancement

Huntley Galleher, Associate Director of Development

Jennifer Homer

Rebecca Schomburg, Director of Annual Giving

GIFT REPORT

Huntley Galleher

Rebecca Hogge

Rebecca Schomburg

PHOTOGRAPHY

Scott Blankenship, Director of Publications

Jess Perkins, Asst. Director of Marketing & Communications

DESIGN & PRODUCTION

Scott Blankenship

Wes Charlton ’01

PRINTING

Owen Printing Company

IDENTITY STATEMENT

At Christchurch School, we combine 100 years of tradition, community, and relationships with a dynamic and innovative approach to learning that meets each child where they are and prepares them to succeed in a rapidly changing world.

MISSION STATEMENT

Christchurch inspires and guides each student’s unique journey to self-confidence, purpose, and identity. Within a caring, structured community, students discover their infinite value and develop the skills to become compassionate, successful, and engaged global citizens.

Cover photo and below: Renovated St. Peter’s Chapel, 2022.

SNAPSHOTS

1. Testing water quality in Mr. Carey’s 9th grade integrated science class.

2. Trimming the tree at the Head of School’s house is a favorite tradition. 3. One-on-one math work with Ms. Patel.

4. Harvesting oysters the old-fashioned way, with tongs. 5. Dr. Little spearheaded a drive to plant sunflowers in honor of Ukraine.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

The Country Club of Virginia

6031 Saint Andrews Lane, Richmond, VA 23226

September 15, 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.

NORTHERN VIRGINIA

Army Navy Club

1700 Army Navy Drive, Arlington, VA 22202

September 25, 2-4 p.m.

HOMECOMING

October 21 - 22, 2022

CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA

James Island Yacht Club

734 Wampler Drive, Charleston, SC 29412

October 29, 1-4 p.m.

ATLANTA, GEORGIA

Piedmont Driving Club

1215 Piedmont Avenue, Northeast Atlanta, GA 30309

November 13, 2-4 p.m.

KILMARNOCK, VIRGINIA

Indian Creek Yacht Club

363 Club Drive, Kilmarnock, VA 22482

December 17, 5-7:30 p.m.

Introducing Billy and Mary Coyle

by Wes Charlton ’01

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On July 1, 2022, Christchurch School welcomed its 17th Head of School, William J. “Billy” Coyle and his wife Mary into the Seahorse family. And their new puppy, River, too!

With nearly twenty years of independent school experience in both boarding and day schools, Billy has hit the ground running and his energy is infectious!

On why he chose a career in independent schools, Billy is quick to reply “I love working with children and young adults. It is definitely a calling deep in my heart.”

On why he felt called to pursue Christchurch, Billy says that “being a Christian school, it felt right in my heart and soul. And from my first visit to campus in August 2021, I knew I found a home. The community was so incredibly welcoming, I felt as though I was supposed to find CCS. The match felt perfect.”

As a former college athlete (starting quarterback at Central Connecticut State University), health enthusiast, and coach, it comes as no surprise that Billy’s favorite pastimes include running, playing basketball, the beach and skimming on the same skimboard he bought in 1987.

A strong and passionate leader, Billy is relationship oriented, community focused, fully engaged, collaborative, and “all in”!

This is an exciting time for Christchurch School and all Seahorses as we boldly begin a new era here on the River! Here’s to Billy and Mary, Christchurch School, our entire Seahorse family, and our second century.

To Be, Rather an To Seem

by Wes Charlton ’01

In 1893, North Carolina adopted the Latin phrase Esse Quam Videri as its o cial state motto. In English, the motto reads as “To be, rather than to seem.” For Mrs. Lynne Tatum Little, who hails from e Tar Heel State, the state’s motto could not be more apt. Lynne, who is Christchurch School’s rst female Chair of the Board of Governors, is “all in” with her commitment to Seahorse Nation. In True Blue fashion, time after time Lynne puts thoughts and ideas into action, leads by example, and walks the walk.

Born and raised in Salisbury, North Carolina, Lynne currently resides in Charlotte with her husband of 35 years, Nevan, and their Australian Labradoodle, Tesca. ey also have two grown children, son Carter and daughter Cameron. Carter is also a proud Seahorse alumnus, graduating in 2014, while his sister Cameron graduated from St. Mary’s.

With an impressive resume including dental hygienist, co-manager of a startup community bank, serving on the bank’s board for over 10 years, and then nally starting her own consulting business, Lynne’s family was also connected with the Cheerwine beverage company located in Salisbury. Lynne has also had extensive involvement with the Charlotte chapter of the Junior League, where she “learned all sorts of valuable leadership training and was able to volunteer throughout my local community.”

rough her experiences, Lynne discovered a passion for governance. She currently serves on the following boards: Christchurch School, Piedmont Cheerwine Bottling Company, Carolina Beverage Corporation, Quality Beverage Brands, Central Piedmont Community College Foundation Board and the Charlotte City Club.

On the importance of service, Lynne says “My grandmothers and my mother taught me the importance of giving back to your community. Seeing their example, the desire to get involved with service and giving back came naturally to me.”

On the importance of service through governance, Lynne says “One thing that has remained the same throughout my whole life is the desire to always do my best to help others with whatever skills and attributes I have. Philanthropy and volunteerism is in my blood. Helping others while being the best person I can be is what I love to do and strive for. “

When Lynne and Nevan were asked if they would serve on the Christchurch Parent Council while Carter was a student, the answer was an emphatic “yes!” By the following year, Lynne was asked to serve as President of the Parent Council. Having taken the Parent Council to the next level with her excellent leadership and vision, it came as no surprise when former Head of School, JEB Byers, asked Lynne to become a Governor in 2014, and by 2020 Lynne was named as the rst female Chair of the Board of Governors in the school’s history!

On leading during challenging times, such as the pandemic, economic uncertainty, geopolitical concerns, school leadership transitions, and starting the school’s second 100 years with all of the above, Lynne comments that “Every challenge I have faced in life, whether professional or personal, has turned into a victory as long as I have remembered to trust in the Lord and talk with Him about it. A particular Bible verse I turn to in hard times, Proverbs 3:5, says ‘Trust in the LORD with all your heart, And lean not on your own understanding; In all your ways acknowledge Him, And He shall direct your paths.”

Leading the school’s Board into the second century is challenging and exciting. I want to do my part to assure that future generations have the same opportunity that our son had. I love serving the school and giving back to the community that embraced our child and our family.

Asked for any nal thoughts she’d like to share, Lynne says “A strong faith in God is what led our family to Christchurch. As Board Chair, I could not be e ective without the amazing governors who comprise the board as well as the school’s Foundation Board. Everyone has Christchurch in their heart, and together we all strive to serve the school to the best of our ability while planning for its success, both today and for the next 100 years.”

ONCE IN A LIFETIME

Christchurch School’s Centennial Celebration April 8 & 9 was a smashing success. For this event, the school hosted over 400 alumni, parents, friends of the school, current and former faculty/staff, and students.

On Friday, April 8, the celebration kicked off with the school’s Centennial Golf Classic, which ended with cocktails and dinner at the golf course. Attendees were also invited to enjoy three home athletic events on campus throughout the day: Boys Varsity Lacrosse, Girls Varsity Soccer, and Varsity Baseball.

That same evening, 150+ current students celebrated their prom on Bell Tower Hill with the apt theme “A Starry Night at the River.”

Saturday morning began with a 9 a.m. sailing regatta at the Christchurch waterfront. At 10 a.m., guests gathered in the newly renovated and restored St. Peter’s Chapel for a service to honor Christchurch’s centennial and the service of former Head of School, John E. “JEB” Byers. Outside of the chapel, guests perused school history timelines, old yearbooks, and other memorabilia.

Attendees then gathered for a picnic lunch featuring Joe Cameron’s famous fried chicken. Folks then toured the campus to reminisce, attended a school academic/ athletic/co-curricular program fair in the Lewis B. Puller Jr. ’63 Marine and Environmental Science Center, viewed current student artwork and senior projects in The David and Wendy Charlton Fine & Performing Arts Center at Marston Hall, and played pickup soccer and basketball games.

Making up for missing the last two years’ class reunions because of the pandemic, the Classes 1995-’97 celebrated their 25th Reunion, the Classes 1970-’72 celebrated their 50th Reunion, and the class of 1961 celebrated its 60th Reunion. And to cap it off, the school also celebrated the Spirit Award winner, Class of 1961, and the Big Blue winner, Class of 1950!

The celebration continued with roasted oysters, oyster stew, shrimp, and desserts on Bell Tower Hill under a tent with a stunning view of the mighty Rappahannock River. The band Deadrise, featuring former Head of School Dr. David H. Charlton on drums and vocals, as well as other past parents Mr. Norm Faulkner and Dr. Gregg Shivers, provided live music into the night as guests danced and sang along.

Throughout the two-day extravaganza, numerous beloved former faculty/staff and Heads of School returned and connected with former colleagues and students. Additionally, new Head of School Billy Coyle and his wife Mary were able to meet and spend time with the largest Seahorse family gathering in recent memory!

Most importantly, everyone was able to connect and/or reconnect with past and current friends/classmates/teachers and more, to share their life stories since their own graduations, as well as reminiscing about the memories of the last 100 years on the River at Christchurch School.

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DIGITAL YEARBOOK LIBRARY

Yearbooks are now available for viewing on the following website link, https://christchurchschool.myschoolapp.com/page/digital-yearbook-library

anks to the Class of 1961, who, on the occasion of its 60th reunion and to mark the school’s centennial celebration, funded this digital yearbook project in order to create a legacy and strengthen connections for all Christchurch School alumni and parents to enjoy.

Over the last 100 years, Christchurch has evolved with its dynamic and innovative approach to learning while still maintaining its traditions, community, and relationships. Yes, some of the faces and names have changed, and there may be a few new buildings on campus, but make no mistake – this is still your school!

Christchurch School is and has been our foundation for the future. We all stand on the shoulders of those who have gone before and we are the shoulders for future generations ... GO BLUE ... and thank you to the Class of 1961 for sponsoring the digital yearbook library!

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Alumni ’01 Beat Bobby Flay!

by Huntley Galleher

Jesse Wykle Class of 2001 got a spot on the “Beat Bobby Flay” show, an American cooking competition on the Food Network in December of 2020.

“You go on into the kitchen stadium, right? And you go against another Chef and if you beat this other Chef with a mystery ingredient then you go on to face Bobby,” he said. “[For our dish in the first round] we decided to go with Lumpia and we have a fantastic pork belly. We use some local pork belly from Cartwright Family Farms and Autumn Olive Farms in Waynesboro, VA. It’s basically a Filipino style eggroll with some secret sauces. It’s fantastic.”

Jesse is owner operator of Aloha Snacks located on Laskin Road in Virginia Beach. Aloha Snacks has become a fixture to the locals and the visitors who find their way to its location.

Jesse is one of America’s Best Chefs - BEST CHEFS AMERICA is the ultimate guide to chefs. “Our compendium of the most talented and respected chefs in the United States is compiled using a comprehensive process of interviewing chefs across the country. Chefs are nominated for participation by fellow chefs, other culinary professionals, and food enthusiasts. To date, Best Chefs America has conducted more than 5,000 one-on-one chef interviews to gather data. The chefs we interview tell us those whom they consider to be the best. Best Chefs are those who lead and inspire their kitchens to consistently create excellent food, strive to innovate with their dishes and ingredients, and are respected by their peers. No chef can pay to be included in the guides. The only names you will find inside are chefs who are considered by their peers to be the most talented cooks today.”

Jesse was a boarding student at Christchurch for two years. During his time, he was involved in soccer, weightlifting, tennis, sailing, and chorus. He was SGA treasurer and the newspaper editor. Jesse could often be found on either of the academic achievement lists throughout his time at Christchurch. Jesse will admit he had much more fun than the average student, finding time in rockpile or detention hall. His senior quote even mentions food and the school’s food service and his happiness about food. After Christchurch, Jesse went on and graduated from the University of Mississippi with a Hospitality Management degree.

Jesse is married to his wife Ashley, and they have two boys, August and Judson. Jesse invites any and all to come and visit him at Aloha Snacks at any time and please when you come in let him know you are there. He will not be out front but will be in the back, preparing your meal.

Jesse Wykle with Bobby Flay on set, New York City.

Jesse Wykle at his restaurant Aloha Snacks in Virginia Beach, VA.

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THREE SEAHORSES ARE BETTER THAN ONE

by Huntley Galleher

Whathappens when you get three Seahorses together in a business deal? Well, in December of 2021, Capital Square Development purchased property in Raleigh, NC. In the beginning the projected cost was estimated to be approximately 130 million dollars. Throughout the last six months, the project has attracted investors along with adding retail spaces.

Three Seahorses are making this happen: Zach Means ’97, Adam Stifel ’98, and John Cheshire ’99. Zach, who is an industry leader in commercial real estate property, introduced Adam to the property, which is steps away from Raleigh’s downtown. The idea from Adam and Capital Square, of Richmond, VA was to use this flourishing Warehouse District of Raleigh’s to create a project that will develop luxury, mixed-use multifamily, and retail space. The company said the project will be a 20-story structure with 297 residential units and 437 parking spaces. The proposed project will contain 201 1-bedroom units, 92 2-bedroom units, and three 3-bedroom units, according to the plans filed with the City of Raleigh. The project broke ground on June 9, 2022, and guess who was involved? Our own John Cheshire LEED AP, who is with W.M. Jordan Construction Company, will be the general contractor for the project. Keep an eye out for these three alumni as they are truly making a difference not only in their community but in many others.

Architectural drawing of Capital Square Project in Raleigh, NC

ZACH MEANS ’97

Zach is an industry leader in the retail and multi-family sectors. His disciplines include site selection, developer representation, pre-leasing, investment sales and consulting throughout Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina, and South Carolina. He continually originates fresh ideas for his clients that include retailers, top national developers, insurance companies, private investors, opportunity funds and real estate investment trusts. Zach has a fundamental understanding of the real estate markets of the Mid-Atlantic and has been published several times by Southeast Real Estate Business magazine on the state of Central Virginia’s Retail Market. His career in real estate began with Bluegreen Land and Golf as the marketing director for a 650-acre, mixed-use project in Central Virginia. He joined Advantis GVA in 2002 and was one of the top five agents in its Richmond office. Later, he joined The Wilton Companies in 2005 and played a major role in the company’s new business development. He received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Dickinson College in Carlisle, PA.

ADAM STIFEL ’98

Adam Stifel is the chief development officer of Capital Square. Prior to joining Capital Square, he founded Hook Properties, LLC, a real estate development firm based in Washington, D.C. Previously, Stifel was the co-founder and co-owner of CAS Riegler Companies, a full-service real estate development firm specializing in urban infill projects in Washington, D.C. He has personally sponsored and delivered more than $400 million in real estate value over the past 15 years, primarily in the form of multifamily development. Having started his career as a commercial real estate broker, Stifel has been in the Washington, D.C. real estate industry since 2003. He earned a Bachelor of Science in history from the University of Denver in 2003.

JOHN CHESHIRE ’99

John Milton-Beale Cheshire, Business Development Manager, LEED AP. John Cheshire received his Bachelor of Arts in History from The University of North Carolina at Wilmington in 2005. John is the Business Development Manager, Carolinas at W.M Jordan Company out of the Wilmington, NC office. From February 2006 to December 2019 John held positions in Field Engineering, Field Supervision, worked in Pre-Construction and Business Development for Clancy & Theys Construction Company. In 2009 John received his LEED AP Certification from the US Green Building Council. By the summer of 2011 as the LEED AP, John oversaw the construction into project commissioning for Jennette’s Pier, North Carolina Aquarium in Nags Head, NC. Jennette’s Pier would go on to achieve LEED Platinum Certification, which is globally recognized as the highest sustainability achievement in commercial building. John is an active member of the Urban Land Institute, North Carolina and South Carolina Economic Development Associations and the Carolinas Associated General Contractors. John also served in the Wilmington Rotary Club from 2013-21, as a Wilmington Rotary Board member 2020-21 and is a Paul Harris Fellow and sits on the Board of Plantation Village, Retirement community in Wilmington, NC. John also serves on the W.M. Jordan Company Executive Committee for the Carolinas Division. John is married to his wife Michal Cheshire and has two great kids, Jaymes who is 8 and Lyon who is 5.

Adam Stifel and John Cheshire

JOHN CHESHIRE ’99

ZACH MEANS ’97

ADAM STIFEL ’98

Over $7M Raised For Capital Improvements and Endowment

by Wes Charlton ’01

Christchurch saw an impressive surge of philanthropic support for several key initiatives during the lead up to its second century and transition of leadership to new Head of School, Billy Coyle. These donors have helped to further secure the school’s position of strength in an increasingly competitive marketplace of private day and boarding education. Thanks to these Seahorse donors, the following achievements were made possible:

ST. PETER’S CHAPEL

Over the course of Christchurch’s history, St. Peter’s Chapel has been the heartbeat of the campus. As an alum from the Class of ’79 said, “It’s been a place of solace I can go to any time to clear my mind and reflect or praise. I hope we can preserve it for future generations of Seahorses.” Nearing its 100th birthday, it became clear to the school that an initiative encompassing both renovation and restoration was needed to “preserve” the historic chapel for future Seahorse generations.

Following lead gifts from THE WILLIAM H. – JOHN G. – EMMA SCOTT FOUNDATION, current parents DAVID & LAURA THAYER ’24, THE RICHARDSON FAMILY, AND THE CLASS OF ’71, the proverbial floodgates burst open with massive support coming in from across all classes and decades.

The work, now completed, ensures that this beloved, historic, and iconic chapel will continue to serve as a campus landmark, a place of worship, a beloved gathering place, and indeed, the heartbeat of Christchurch School for our second century.

ENDOWMENT

A strong endowment provides a solid financial foundation in both smooth and turbulent times. It also lessens the school’s dependency on tuition as the primary source of income while providing a gift that literally gives forever.

As the school neared its second century, the reality of the Covid-19 pandemic set in across the world. Knowing that a healthy endowment would help ensure the school’s ability to stay the course in this time of crisis, three lead donors helped Christchurch raise over $3M for its endowment!

We are forever grateful to the following lead donors, as well as the many other donors, who helped us achieve this impressive endowment goal.

E.C. “BUDDY” WILTON JR. ’70. An alum and current governor, Buddy Wilton is both one of the longest and one of the largest philanthropic supporters of Christchurch School. Recognizing the critical need to grow the school’s endowment in this time of crisis, and seeing that time was of the essence, Buddy gave the first $1M lead gift for this initiative.

ROGERS “ROGIE” W. THORP. Rogie, as her friends call her, has been a passionate advocate and supporter of universal access to quality education her whole life. With a single $1M gift, Rogie established Christchurch School’s largest general need-based scholarship endowment, named the “Thorp-Williams- Hetzer Scholarship.” Rogie’s daughter, Kathe Hetzer, is the Vice-Chair of the school’s Board of Governors. Kathe and her husband Scott are also proud parents of an alum, their son Scott Jr. ’13.

NEVAN D. AND LYNNE TATUM LITTLE, WALTER TATUM Nevan and Lynne are proud parents of an alum, their son Carter ’14. Lynne also serves as Chair of the school’s Board of Governors. While serving on the board, Lynne’s late father, Walter Tatum, became very knowledgeable and passionate about Christchurch’s mission, and he quickly became a major supporter of the school and, in particular, the waterfront. Before he passed away, Walter gave a major gift to the waterfront, with Nevan and Lynne joining this gift. They also created both the Tatum-Little Scholarship Fund, a merit scholarship for a returning student who is a sailor, and the Waterfront Forever Endowment, which is meant to help offset necessary expenses to steward the waterfront.

BEQUESTS

As the school approached its centennial, many donors stepped forward to qualify themselves as new members of The Christchurch School Society. The Society is comprised of donors who have communicated they have made a planned gift for the school. Thanks to these donors, Christchurch raised over $800,000 in bequests! These planned gifts are crucial for the school’s long-term strategic planning.

Would you like to become a member of The Christchurch School Society?

FACULTY HOUSING

Recognizing that quality housing is essential for attracting and retaining the top talent in education, Christchurch initiated and completed work on its first new faculty housing in decades. Completed in 2018 and located across the street from Nunn Soccer Field, the new faculty village is comprised of four single-family, well-appointed houses which share a common court.

Seeing the very real and tangible need for high-quality faculty housing, BUDDY WILTON ’70 provided the lead gift to initiate this critical capital project. To recognize Buddy’s 45+ (37 consecutive) years of supporting Christchurch at the highest giving level, the new faculty village is now named Wilton Court

Additionally, the school is deeply grateful to the many other donors who helped to complete this project. As a result of their giving, three of the four houses in Wilton Court have been named as follows: The Darren & Lois Willcox House, The Wilma Jordan-Green House, and The Dan Nolan House. Please note that there is one more house available to name!

In celebrating our 100th year, YOU, our donors, supported Christchurch Truly, the outpouring of love and support was at times overwhelming. Christchurch is deeply grateful to all of the donors who helped us honor our first 100 years.

New Faculty Village

St. Peter’s Chapel Restoration & Renovation BEFORE RENOVATION RENOVATION COMPLETE

Donors Far and Wide!

The navy blue states indicate where our donors are located

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Our donors are perfect ambassadors for prospective students who want to be included in the Christchurch experience. Spread the word! Tell your friends, family, and colleagues about Christchurch School! Go Church!

Christchurch School ALUMNI

The Alumni Class Spirit Award is strictly based on the percentage of class members who give to Annual Giving. The class with the highest percentage of giving class members wins!

SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENTS

SEAHORSES

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE!

Chistchurch School is proud of its roll call of alumni, faculty, and staff who have courageously served in the American Armed Forces. In the course of more than a century, Seahorses have served honorably and with distinction in five of the six armed forces: Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, and Navy, as well as the two non-military uniformed services - the Public Health Service Commissioned Corps and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Commissioned Corps. A memorial honoring Seahorses for their service sits at the base of the flagpole on Bell Tower Hill.

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In addition to the Christchurch Bell Tower Fund, endowed scholarships help make a Christchurch education affordable for our students. Through your generous support, more than twenty three endowed scholarships have been created to date. When creating a new scholarship, we will work with you to establish a name and criteria that is most meaningful to you. To find out how you can create an endowed scholarship, or contribute to one that already exists, please contact:

Wes Charlton ’01

Assistant Head of School for Advancement wcharlton@christchurchschool.org or 804.758.2306 ext. 160

The school actively maintains a list of service members and invites alumni and family members to contact Associate Director of Development Huntley Galleher with additions at hgalleher@ christchurchschool.org. To view the list, please visit the school’s website at www.christchurchschool. org/military-veterans.

First Alumna To Join Planned Giving Society

by Huntley Galleher

Cherbury was a four-year day student from Weems, VA. While at Christchurch she participated in; 4 years on the field hockey team, 4 years on the tennis team, 3 years on the volleyball team, 3 years on the yearbook committee and 2 years as Editor of the yearbook, 1 year drama club, 2 years proctor, and was always found on academic achievement lists. In her senior year she won both the Touchstone Jones Journalism Prize and the Mathematics Prize. Cherbury went on from Christchurch to graduate from the University of Virginia and a few years later graduated from the Darden School of Business with an MBA. Today, Cherbury and her husband Timothy reside in Vienna, VA with their dog Sandy. She is currently the Vice President and Corporate Treasurer at TEGNA Inc. and had prior roles at Smithfield Foods, Yum! Brands and PricewaterhouseCoopers. Cherbury is now in her second term on the Christchurch School Board of Governors. Here is what Cherbury said on why she has decided to create a Planned

Gift for Christchurch School:

Simply put, I love Christchurch School. Christchurch was more than a school to me; it was an extension of my family and the teachers and experience as a student helped set my course to become the person I am today. Having grown up in the Tidewater region surrounding the school, I was very familiar with the school and its integration with the community and presence as the little school on the river. For over 100 years, Christchurch has been a model in preparatory education for students, teachers, and families. Christchurch fosters a community and environment for developing creativity, critical thinking skills and resilience through hands-on experiential learning and an integrated teaching model.

I have been consistently and purposely involved with the school as an alumni advocate, past member of alumni council, and most recently a Foundation Board Trustee in my small attempt to give back to the school, teachers, and community that have given so much to me in my formative years. And I am so lucky I continue to experience the full warmth, support, and success of the community to this day.

I am a perpetual giver to The Bell Tower Fund and most recently have designated Christchurch School as a beneficiary in my planned giving. It has never been more important to ensure the stability and sustainability of Christchurch School for the next 100 years. These gifts to the Annual Fund and long-term planning are essential to sustaining the quality, depth, and diversity of programs that our students experience every day. As you can imagine, tuition alone does not cover the full cost of providing an exceptional education and Christchurch relies on tuition income as well as gifts to balance the budget each year and plan for the future for other budding seahorses to set their course at the river.

I encourage you all to think about what the Christchurch School experience, education, and community has meant to you and your family and consider them in your gifts today.

Cherbury, middle, celebrates with field hockey team, circa 1993.

CREATE A LEGACY

THE CHRISTCHURCH SCHOOL SOCIETY

Leaving a Legacy and Preserving the Future

The Christchurch School Society is composed of donors who have indicated their intentions to make planned gifts to Christchurch School. Qualifying gifts may include bequests, retirement plan assets, charitable remainder trusts, lead trusts, and life insurance.

Gifts may be designated for specific purposes such as endowments for scholarships, faculty compensation or enrichment, buildings and grounds, and programs, or they may be undesignated to give Christchurch the flexibility to meet unforeseen needs.

Christchurch is pleased to honor these donors who provide for the Christchurch School of tomorrow.

If you have not yet included the Christchurch School Foundation in your estate plans and would like to explore the best options for you and your family, we would be happy to assist you on a confidential basis and without any obligation.

Mr. Wesley M. Charlton ’01

Assistant Head of School for Advancement 804.758.2306 ext. 160

Mr. M. Huntley Galleher

Associate Director of Development

804.758.2306 ext. 135

THE CHRISTCHURCH SCHOOL SOCIETY PLANNED DONORS

Mr. & Mrs. James K. Alexander ’57 - PA

Dr. & Mrs. Eric P. Bassett ’88

Mr. & Mrs. S. Woodruff Bentley ’56

Colonel & Mrs. Richard P. Bettencourt - PA

Mr. & Mrs. Gordon W. Bohannan ’59

Mrs. Julio Brancoli - FR

Mr. & Mrs. William Brill ’48

Mr. & Mrs. William G. Broaddus ’61

Mrs. Ruth H. Buchanan - PA

Mr. & Mrs. Wiley T. Buchanan III ’65

Mr. C. Conrad Byers ’57

Mr. & Mrs. John E. Byers - FS

Dr. & Mrs. David H. Charlton - BOG/PA/FF

Mrs. Cherbury Hunt Chesser ’94 &

Mr. Timothy Chesser - BOG

Mr. Andrew E. Clarke ’71

Mr. & Mrs. Madison F. Cole Jr. - PA

Mr. Gerald L. Cooper ’53 - FF

Mr. Eugene I. Deas ’42

Mr. David Disend - FF

Mr. & Mrs. Dean R. Dort II - PA

Mr. & Mrs. John C. Dozier ’65 - PA

Mr & Mrs. Henry H. Eichelberger ’54

Mr. Stuart K. Eutsler Jr. ’69

Estate of Millicent C. Faye

Mr. & Mrs. M. Huntley Galleher - PA/FS

Mr. & Mrs. Frederick K. Gilliam Jr. ’67

Mr. & Mrs. Charlie M. Guggenheimer ’65

Mr. Columbus Haile III ’36

Mr. & Mrs. Frank L. Henson ’69

Mr. & Mrs. E. Worth Higgins Jr. ’54

Mr. & Mrs. James A. Hight Jr. ’63

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Dr. John S. Hopewell ’56

Mr. & Mrs. John S. Hubbard Jr. ’65

Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin H. B. Hubbard III ’64 - PA

Mr. Gugy A. Irving Jr. ’67

Mr. & Mrs. J. Karl Ittner ’74

Dr. Herndon Jenkins Ph.D. ’50

Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence J. Jensen - FF

Mr. & Mrs. Paul F. Judson Jr. ’61

Mr. & Mrs. Clyde V. Kelly III - PA

Mr. Clyde V. Kelly IV ’04

Dr. & Mrs. Douglas A. Kinnett ’70

Mr. Andrew Stanley Kratz Jr. ’30

Mr. & Mrs. A. Mitchell Lamm Jr. ’95

Mr. & Mrs. Lewis P. Lawson ’65 - FF

Mr. James Mark Le Favour ’70

Mr. & Mrs. Harold H. Lighthipe Jr. - PA

Dr. & Mrs. D. Downs Little - FR

Mr. & Mrs. Chuck B. McCullagh Jr. - FF

Mr. Alan McCullough Jr. - FR

Mr. & Mrs. Alexander M. Moore ’62

Mr. & Mrs. John T. Morris - FR

Mr. & Mrs. Lewis H. Mundin IV ’83

Mr. & Mrs. Mason T. New ’58

Mr. Michael Tebbs Nunn ’86

Mr. & Mrs. James A. Paul III ’80

Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey N. Pennington ’98

The Reverend & Mrs. Robert S. Phipps Jr. - GP/FF

Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Phipps III - FR

Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Powell ’59 - PA

Mr. John Tompkins Rector ’80

Mr. Howard W. Reisinger Jr. ’61

Mr. & Mrs. John H. W. Rhein III ’49

Mr. & Mrs. H. William Rogers Jr. ’60

Ms. Cheryl A. Sadler - PA

Mr. Meredith L. Scott ’32 - PA

Mr. John B. Shinberger ’70

Mr. Lewis B. Shrady ’55

Mrs. Anne B. Smith - PA

Mr. & Mrs. J. Boyd Spencer ’66

Mr. George W. St. Clair ’49

Mr. John C. Stiff ’28

Mr. John Harris Stone ’86

Mr. Kice H. Stone - PA

Mrs. Evelyn M. Sutton - PA

Mr. Walter L. Tatum - GP

Mr. John S. Taylor ’74

Mr. & Mrs. Cary B. Taylor III ’74

Mr. Douglas W. Teague - FF

Mr. John L. Trimmer ’45

Mr. & Mrs. I. Edward Trotter Jr. ’49 - GP

Mr. & Mrs. Nathaniel P. Ward IV ’60

Mr. Lawrence L. Webb ’93 - BOG

Mr. & Mrs. Vance A. Webb ’60

Mr. & Mrs. Ernest A. Whitehouse ’71 - PA

Mr. & Mrs. Winslow Williams ’36

Mr. & Mrs. E. Carlton Wilton Jr. ’70 - BOG

Mr. & Mrs. E. Carlton Wilton Sr. - PA

Mr. William B. Wrench - PA/GP

CHRISTCHURCH SCHOOL

CHRISTCHURCH SCHOOL

Heart Soul

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by Jennifer Homer

Twenty years ago, Mollie Brum eld applied for a learning specialist position at Christchurch. Following her interview, she walked to the end of the dock and inhaled the saltiness of the Rappahannock. “ at was it. e river wrapped its arms around me, and I knew this was home.”

Brum eld is the heart and soul of the community. Originally from Maryland, she played eld hockey and lacrosse at Dickinson College, she lived at the Center for Sustainable Living and graduated with a degree in Environmental Science. Mollie then worked as an environmental educator for the Chesapeake Bay Foundation. Shortly after arriving at CCS, she was part of the faculty and administrative team that designed the Great Journeys curriculum as part of the school’s rede nition of its mission.

When describing her work with students, Mollie talks about “sitting beside them,” speaking volumes about her teaching style. In the Learning Skills Program (LSP) Suite, sitting beside hundreds of students over two decades, she impacts lives one at a time. For the rst fteen years, Brum eld worked with LSP’s founder, Gracejean Hennigar. “It was a joy for me to work with Mollie as she is intelligent, intuitive, and extremely knowledgeable about systems related to science and the environment,” says Hennigar. “As a teacher and chaperone for immersion trips and international travel, Mollie is patient and adaptable ... she is an invaluable asset to Christchurch School.”

Mollie leads the River & Outdoor program, sharing with students her joy in shing, paddling, and making camp res. She advocates for the school’s beloved Immersion Trips and Global Education Program and is the advisory program coordinator.

For twenty years, Mollie has spent evenings providing support in Structured Study Hall. She brings her endless patience and voice of wisdom to duty on Scott Dorm, the boys’ residence hall. She is a weekend duty warrior, encouraging kids to leave phones and games behind in exchange for the fresh air of outdoor adventures. A generation of Seahorses has made pretzels on Sunday afternoons with Ms. Brum eld.

Mollie brainstorms speech ideas with seniors. She writes travel blogs with students, ngers frozen as the sun peeks over the mountains in Agora, India. She coaxes students over and through the granite gauntlet atop Old Rag Mountain and shucks oysters with boys in the Scott Common Room.

Her favorite moments at CCS include lingering over tea and cookies after Community Lunch to re ect with advisees on how they have grown and to explore what they are beginning to care about in the world. Another favorite moment is rounding the corner of Bishop Brown each morning to take in the river view. “It reminds me of the dynamic stability we strive for daily and over the course of years. Change is the only constant.” But Mollie is a constant, too. Much like the river winking around the corner, her presence at CCS is abiding and comforting, with extraordinary patience and encouragement to spare.

e connections that Mollie makes transcend time and place. She champions the underdogs, those who must work harder and longer. “It’s not always fair, and the rewards may not be immediate, but eventually, trusting in yourself, your e ort, and the people who care about you will be the foundation needed in all kinds of situations.”

Mollie is that foundation for hundreds of alumni, including Jaylyn Kreimes ’18. “When times got hard, Ms. Brum eld gave me only one option: keep pushing. She took time out of each day to make sure I wasn’t taking steps backward. So I couldn’t give up. She makes sure everyone feels loved and has a purpose, even when they don’t yet see it in themselves.”

Mollie has a wish for all of her students. “I hope that somewhere along each student’s journey in life, they can re ect on how they felt at Christchurch and recognize that they were loved and encour- aged … and that they can o er that same kind of love and com- passion to the people they encounter in their lives.” Jaylyn embodies this wish. He nished college last spring with a degree in secondary ed and is completing his teaching certi cation. He hopes to “give that same level of love and trust that I got from Ms. Brum eld to the next generation.”

Brum eld draws inspiration from her high school lacrosse coach and Chesapeake Bay Studies teacher. “John Hughes was the kind of coach who called his team captains after each game to debrief and the teacher who took students canoeing on the weekends. Because of him, I was able to travel to the sub-tropical streams of Central FL, the Adirondacks, Costa Rica, and Belize.”

An avid gardener, Mollie likes to travel, sh, and cook. She begins every day with yoga and enjoys creative projects with her mother. She has three children and loves to watch them swim and play soccer, baseball, and lacrosse. e oldest, Abigail and Owen, attend CCS.

Mollie appreciates being part of this global community nestled in Tidewater, VA. e opportunity to explore the world with students from around the globe is unique. “ e friends we have made on the Global Education trips to India and Senegal are a gift.”

Her philosophy about working with students is to “keep doing the little things patiently.” Eventually, the big picture comes into focus. “ ere is potential in everyone. You just never know when you will discover it!” She loves to see students exceed expectations and become con dent, independent learners.

“Working at Christchurch takes grit, but the rewards are rich and meaningful. Keep the students’ experience at the heart of what you do, and you will experience growth and success as well,” she advises collegues with her trademark patience and wisdom.

When asked what keeps her at Christchurch, Mollie Brum eld says, “ e cumulative impact of patience and trust in my students, my colleagues, and the mission lls my heart and keeps me here.” at, and of course, the river.

“

e river wrapped its arms around me and I knew this was home.”

THE ALCHEMY OF BOARDING SCHOOL

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by Jennifer Homer

The Triple Threat

Growing up in New Jersey and suburban Philadelphia, Matt Schaefer and his siblings were active. Sports were part of daily life - basketball, baseball, golf, roller hockey. At the age of 5, Matt discovered soccer. He was the only one in his family to play it. He loved it. His father thought it was boring. By the spring of 9th grade, soccer was his passion. He was always playing, even when there was no game. He was constantly dribbling, “me vs. myself,” and kicking against walls. “I always loved soccer.”

The love continued at Penn State, where Matt was a Biological/Biosystems Engineering major driven to be involved with the game of soccer in every possible way. After being cut from the men’s team in his senior year, he started the Penn State travel club (years later, he would return to this team as a coach, taking it to a national championship victory). He was always searching for more soccer, even playing a game at a maximum security prison. “I just had to play.” He also started the club team at VA Tech while earning his Master’s Degree in Engineering.

Two decades later, “the beautiful game” is still a passion. Matt has spent those years as a teacher, dorm parent, and two-season soccer coach (fall boys and spring girls) at Christchurch. He is the classic boarding school triple threat, personified.

Coach knows the soccer game inside out. He has coached boys and girls at all levels: U14, high school, and college. He has refereed the game. He has taken our Seahorses to state championships, with a title win for the boys in 2014. He has also built programs from the ground up, including the girls’ soccer program at Christchurch in 2007.

In the classroom, Matt knows the game inside out as well. A published USDA researcher and scientist, he never fails to inspire curiosity in his math students. Whether working on problems at the board, sharing RadioLab segments, or giving students real-world problems to solve, Schaefer keeps things fresh and lively. He has a gift for reaching even the most reluctant math student. He is well-known for his excitement when a student challenges him on a problem.

Matt got the rst inkling that he might like teaching when he did some math tutoring in high school. He was surprised to nd it so satisfying. en, as a teaching assistant at Penn State, he lled in for a professor and “got a little buzz” from it.

“Mr. Schaefer was my favorite teacher,” says Steven Stilianos ’18, a Sustainable Development/Engineering graduate student at e University of Iowa. “He makes his courses and math problems applicable to the real world, which gives you a di erent type of successful feeling when you complete a problem. He wants to challenge you with di cult problems but will help you learn and understand every step of the way. One time, he came into the classroom an hour and a half before school started to help me with a homework problem that I could not gure out.”

Libbie Randolph ’10, the Program Coordinator at Women Win, remembers, “From

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the moment I met him on my campus tour … Coach Schaefer played a pivotal role in my Christchurch experience. During the highs (soccer play-o s, advisory group outings) and the lows (knee injuries, college rejections) Coach was always there. I will be forever grateful for his unwavering support and guidance on and o the soccer eld.”

Did we mention that Schaefer is also a philosopher? He is appreciated, by students and colleagues, for his love of engaging in complex discussions about the meaning of life. “I love going down a rabbit hole,” he says with a gleam in his eye. He is also a great cook and loves to whip up a dish or two for players and students. His sausage bites are the stu of CCS legend.

Schaefer’s top priority is always to impart the skills of happiness. Not the happiness of immediate grati cation – but rather the possibility of true, lifetime happiness. He considers it his ultimate responsibility to help students genuinely know themselves and have clarity in answering life’s most fundamental questions: Who am I? Why do things happen? What is sacred? Where am I going? Where have I been? In short, Schaefer believes that students can better navigate a seemingly hostile world when they have a true sense of self-identity. But the world is not hostile, he quickly points out. It is simply full of people trying to gure out how they t into the puzzle.

Matt’s favorite time of day is early morning when everything is still possible. “You start with something simple like moving soccer laundry. You walk into Yarbrough Gym with its silly smells, chuck some uniforms into the wash, and hang up some jerseys. You’re feeling grateful for all of it and excited about all the possibilities a day of classes and practice could have.”

Evenings often nd Schaefer doing dorm duty, usually surrounded by students. He patiently helps them with math problems amid a sea of papers, pencils, and calculators in the Common Room.

Schaefer feels most connected to students with whom he has the opportunity to interact in the classroom, on the playing eld, AND on the dorm: classic boarding school opportunities for deep connections. “ at’s the alchemy of boarding school,” Schaefer says happily.

Oh, What Joy!

The return of three full seasons of sports and co-curriculars following the pandemic brought great joy to our Seahorses. For some teams, getting back up to speed was difficult, and the absence of scaffolding from the previous year was deeply felt. Other teams soared. Regardless, all teams, athletes, and performers showed the “undaunted courage and true sportsmanship” (CCS athletics, The Virginia Churchman, 1921) for which Seahorses have been known for 100 years.

Coach Matt Schaefer and the boys soccer team made their way to the Virginia Independent Schools Athletic Association (VISAA) Division II state quarterfinals, in which they lost 1-0 to the #1-ranked North Cross School. There are 56 schools in the VISAA Boys Soccer Division II.

Despite a difficult season due to low numbers, the football team was honored with the Touchdown Club of Virginia’s Sportsmanship Award. Congratulations to the following players who earned VISAA Division II All-State Second Team Honors: Charlie Hatcher ’23 RB; Gabe Sheffield ’23 OL; Keegan Slider ’24 DL; and Evan Randall ’22 DB.

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The annual winter production returned in all its glory with an original show, The Rappahannock Follies. Not to be outdone by lingering covid safety precautions for this live show, Visual and Performing Arts Chair Mark Parsons cleverly designed a Vaudevillian-type revue so that the number of students on stage at any one time was limited. The show featured singing, dancing, comedy, magic, and delighted all.

Coach Dave Cola and the swim team had a robust season, with the boys winning the Division II State Runner-Up title at the VISAA State Swimming and Diving Championship. Congratulations to Jackson Kiland ’22, who earned All-State recognition.

Christchurch Legacy Pierce Lambert ’22 (Robin Fleet ’94) thrilled us with his golf talents and skills for four years (minus the canceled 2020 season). This year, he finished second in a flight of 40 players in the VISAA Division II state championship. Pierce will play golf at Hampden-Sydney College.

In their first season in VISAA Division I in nearly a decade, Head Coach John Dehm, Coach Evan Pausic ’17, and the lacrosse team gave us a season to remember, ultimately making an appearance in the state playoffs. Congratulations to the following players who earned VISAA Division II Second Team All-State Honors: Jaxon Gill ’22; and Luke Robinson ’24.

The sailing team was undefeated in the Virginia Interscholastic Sailing Association (VISA) spring season. The team qualified to

Top: Senior Girls Soccer. Middle: Senior Sailors. Bottom: Senior Boys Lacrosse.

SEAHORSES TO PLAY IN COLLEGE

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represent the Mid-Atlantic Scholastic Sailing Association (MASSA) at the Interscholastic Sailing Association (ISSA) Baker Team Race National Championship Regatta in Seabrook, TX and the 2022 ISSA Mallory Doublehanded National Championship in San Diego, CA. The Seahorses finished 5th in the Baker and 10th in the Mallory. Coach Kieran O’Connell and the sailors were proud to host the Mallory Qualifier, bringing 18 Mid-Atlantic teams and many admirers to our waterfront to use the Clyde V. Kelly IV Sailing Pavilion and our Jack Dozier ’65 Sailing Fleet. Congratulations to sailors who received post-season All-VISA honors: Emilie Janzen ’22 Crew (fall, spring)/Girls Crew (fall, spring); Marina Dryer ’22 Girls Crew (fall, spring); Aidan Iaconis ’22 Crew (fall); Carlos Bermudez de Castro ’22 Skipper (fall); Jaxon Parker Searcy ’22 Crew (fall); Maison Koepke ’23 Skipper (spring); Peyton McDonald ’23 Crew (fall, spring); PJ Rodrigues Crew (fall); JJ Klempen ’23 Skipper (fall); Maddie Janzen ’25 Girls Skipper (fall, spring).

Coach Matt Schaefer and the girls soccer team gave fans a thrilling season, booting their way to the Virginia

Association (VISAA) Division II State Championship at Glover Park in Richmond.

finished its regular season ranked #2 in the state, with a final record of 12-3-3. The Seahorses tied Highland School 0-0 in the championship, stayed 0-0 through overtime,

then lost 3-2 in penalty kicks, making them the State Champion Runner-Up.

Division II All-State First Team Honors: Taylor Berry ’22; Tess Bennett ’23; Cecelia Jablonski ’25.

Taylor Berry ’22 Soccer, Youngstown State

Jaxon Gill ’22 Lacrosse, Quinnipiac

Luc Danis ’22 Lacrosse, Belmont Abbey

Joel Lindner ’22 Lacrosse, Trinity College

Pierce Lambert ’22 Golf, Hampden-Sydney

Independent Schools Athletic

The team

and

Congratulations to the following players who earned VISAA

Lacrosse, Transylvania University

Emilie Janzen ’22 Sailing, Tulane University

Marina Dryer ’22 Sailing, College of Charleston

Aidan Iaconis ’22 Sailing, College of Charleston

Carlos Bermudez de Castro ’22 Sailing, Roger Williams University

Jaxon Parker Searcy ’22 Sailing, Roger Williams University

The Bell Tower Fund is Christchurch School’s top fundraising priority. Each year we ask our past and present families, alumni, past and present faculty/staff, and friends to make a tax-deductible gift that supports the current operations of the school. Gifts immediately benefit our community by providing critical funding for academics, arts, athletics, financial assistance, faculty professional development, technology, innovation, and so much more. Gifts received from our entire community help make Christchurch School’s educational experience extraordinary.

We rely on the generosity of the entire Seahorse Family to help bridge the gap between the cost of tuition and the cost of our exceptional educational experience. Net tuition and fees only cover part of the true cost of a Christchurch educational experience. For this reason, The Bell Tower Fund is vital to making up the difference.

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All gifts are greatly appreciated and collectively make a tremendous impact. Gifts to The Bell Tower Fund range from $25 to over $50,000. Please make a meaningful contribution at whatever amount you are comfortable.

Foundations, leadership and major donors, volunteers, prospective families, and faculty all take notice of the giving % participation from all constituents in The Bell Tower Fund. Our participation % for giving is a sign of how invested the Christchurch community is in our school’s success, and as such it is often a factor when deciding on a major gift, a grant, or volunteering time and energy.

In the above ways, and so many more, all Seahorses are connected. And so, each gift has a potent positive ripple effect that combined will carry us forward on a rising tide of success into Christchurch School’s second century.

LEADERSHIP CIRCLES

1921 Circle - $50,000 and above

Bishop’s Circle - $20,000 - $49,999

Head of School Circle - $10,000 - $19,999

Bell Tower Circle - $5,000 - $9,999

Rappahannock Circle $1,000 - $4,999

GIVING CLUBS

Seahorse Club $500 - $999

Orange and Blue Club $250 - $499

Rising Tide Club $100 - $249

To make a gift please contact: Rebecca Schomburg Director of Annual Giving 804.758.2306 ext. 127

BOARD OF GOVERNORS

Mr. Charles N. Andreae III - Huntingtown, MD

Mr. Robert G. Armstrong - Roswell, NM

Mr. Brian R. Bell ’96 - Fort Worth, TX

Mrs. Cherbury Hunt Chesser ’94 - Vienna, VA

Mr. Robert S. Craine ’70 - Dallas, TX

Dr. William E. Easterling III ’72 - State College, PA

Mrs. Lisa Gordon - Reston, VA

Mrs. Katherine W. Hetzer - Richmond, VA

Ms. Catherine McDonald - Houston, TX

The Rev. Christopher Miller - Mechanicsville, VA

Mr. Louis H. S. Pakula ’80 - Lutherville, MD

Ms. Bethany Poole ’96 - New York, NY

Mr. William C. Powell III ’97 - Whitsett, NC

Ms. Kay Scott - Richmond, VA

Mr. YanQiang Shang - Beijing, China

Mr. Patrick St. Clair - Richmond, VA

Ms. Cathy Sterling - McLean, VA

Mr. John W. Stone Jr. ’68 - Kernersville, NC

Mr. Mark O. Sullivan ’88 - Falls Church, VA

Mr. Lawrence L. Webb ’93 - Falls Church, VA

LEADERSHIP

Dr. Richard P. Wenzel, M.D. - White Stone, VA

Mrs. Lois Willcox - Great Falls, VA

Mr. E. Carlton Wilton Jr. ’70 - Richmond, VA

FOUNDATION BOARD

Mr. John J. Alachnowicz - Irvington, VA

Mr. Paul J. Bennett III ’03 - Walkerton, VA

Mr. Albert D. Bugg III ’96 - Irvington, VA

Mr. William F. Butler ’68 - Manakin-Sabot, VA

Mr. John Boyd Davis III ’70 - Raleigh, NC - President

Mr. R. Eley Duke III ’91 - Suffolk, VA

Mr. R. Shawn Handley ’92 - Richmond, VA

Mr. Martin Huff ’08 - Columbia, GA

Mr. Peter J.A. Rourk ’87 - Cedar Grove, NC

Mr. Paul Sciacchitano - Weems, VA

Mr. Chandler Van Voorhis - The Plains, VA

Mr. William Vose - White Stone, VA

Mr. Jordan Wallace ’13 - Silver Spring, MD

PARENT COUNCIL

Mr. Joseph Danis - Spring 5K Event

LEGEND:

Mrs. Connie Kennedy - The Bell Tower

Ms. Jennifer Leeman - Student Activities

Mrs. Patricia Montague - President

Mrs. Susan Randall - Student Activities

ALUMNI LEADERSHIP COMMITTEE

Mr. H. Murrell McLeod ’58

Dr. Robert T. C. Cone ’61

Mr. Charlie M. Guggenheimer ’65

Mr. Garry F. Fitchett ’74

Mr. Ing N. Kiland III ’92

Ms. Amanda Gravatt Porter ’93

Mr. Walker G. Fletcher ’98

Mr. Fielding H. Crawford ’99

Mr. Kai P. Evans ’00

Mr. Malcolm T. Cobb ’03

Ms. Katie F. Nolan ’04

Mr. Andrew T. Ransone ’07

Mr. Jackson P. G. Neal ’07

Mr. Davis A. Horbal ’13

BOG=Board of Governors; CCSFD=Foundation Board; CP=Current Parent; FF=Former Faculty; FR=Friend; FS=Faculty/Staff PA=Parent of Alumni; GP=Grandparent; HM=Honor Memorial

CUMULATIVE

SOCIETIES

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unique journey to self-confidence, purpose, and identity, while helping each student discover their infinite value in a caring and structured community.

The 1921 Society

$750,000+

Bryant Foundation

Church Schools in the Diocese of Virginia

Mr. & Mrs. Madison F. Cole Jr. - PA

Cole Charitable Trust

Mr. & Mrs. J. Gray Ferguson - PA

Mrs. Wilma Jordan Green - PA

Jessie Ball duPont Fund

Mr. & Mrs. Linwood A. Lacy Jr. ’63

Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation, Inc.

Mr. & Mrs. E. Carlton Wilton Jr. ’70 - BOG

Bishop William Cabell Brown Society

$250,000 - $749,000

Anonmyous

Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Armstrong - BOG/PA

Mrs. Janis Buchanan - FR BW718 Foundation Inc.

Ms. Thelma J. Collins - PA

David Thayer Charitable Fund

Edward M. Smith Trust

Elis Olsson Memorial Foundation

Estate of Millicent C. Faye Estes Express Lines

The Estes Foundation

Mr. John G. Grover - FR

Ms. Martha Estes Grover - FR

Mr. & Mrs. Nevan D. Little - PA

Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Long Jr. ’73

Mr. & Mrs. Laurence E. Mansfield III - PA

Mary Byrd Wyman Memorial Foundation McGuires School Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. David Thayer - CP

The William H. - John G. - Emma Scott Foundation

The Bell Tower Society

$100,000 - $249,000

Mr. & Mrs. Herb L. Aman III - PA

Mr. & Mrs. Brian R. Bell ’96 - BOG

Mr. Carl J. Bush - PA

Mr. William F. Butler ’68

Ms. Frances A. Byers - FR

Mr. & Mrs. John E. Byers - FS

Dr. & Mrs. David H. Charlton - BOG/ PA/FF Clay Foundation, Inc.

The Community Foundation Serving Richmond & Central Virginia

Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Craine ’70 - BOG

Mrs. Craig P. Dozier - PA

Dugald W. Hudson Charitable Trust

The Edward E. Ford Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Fox ’58

Mr. & Mrs. Frederick K. Gilliam Jr. ’67

Mr. & Mrs. Marsden D. Haigh ’70

Mr. & Mrs. G. Scott Hetzer Sr. - PA

Mr. Gugy A. Irving Jr. ’67

Mr. & Mrs. Leland T. James - PA

The Kathe and Scott Hetzer Charitable Fund

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Lawler - PA

Mrs. Laura B. Logan - FR

The Mary Morton Parsons Foundation

McGue Millhiser Family Trust

Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. McMillan ’61

Mr. & Mrs. Lewis N. Miller Jr. - PA

Mr. & Mrs. G. Andrew Nea Jr. ’59

The Overton and Katharine Dennis Fund

The Parker Foundation

Mr. William C. Powell Jr. ’97 - BOG

River Counties Community Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. J. Boyd Spencer ’66

Mr. & Mrs. Mark O. Sullivan ’88 - BOG

Mrs. Mary B. Trotter - GP

The Trust Company of Virginia

Mr. Steven A. Uiterwyk ’82 - PA

Washington Forrest Foundation

Dr. & Mrs. Michael T. Webb - PA

Mr. Charles West - PA

The Wiley & Janis Buchanan Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. Darren Willcox - PA

Dr. David H. Charlton, President of Church Schools in the Diocese of Virginia - White Stone, VA Mr. Jack H. Broadway Jr., Vice President; Treasurer CSDV - Mechanicsville, VA Mrs. Lynne Tatum Little, Chairman - Charlotte, NC Mr. John E. Byers, Head of School – Christchurch School, VA

Fund

CHRISTCHURCH SCHOOL

GIFT REPORT 2022

CAPITAL & SPECIAL GIFTS

Anonymous*

Alamance Community Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. James K. Alexander ’57 - PA*

Mr. & Mrs. Charles N. Andreae III - PA

Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Armstrong - BOG/PA*

Mr. & Mrs. Charles B. Arrington Jr. - HM

Mr. & Mrs. John M. Bareford Jr. ’71

Beckett Charitable Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. Brian R. Bell ’96 - BOG*

Mr. Henry E. Boyd III ’71

Mr. & Mrs. Charles D. Brooks ’71 - PA*

Mr. & Mrs. G. Tyler Brooks III ’70*

Mr. Peter K. Browning ’71*

Mr. William F. Butler ’68*

Ms. Frances A. Byers - FR

Dr. & Mrs. David H. Charlton - BOG/PA/FF*

Mrs. Charlotte Cornwell Charlton ’02 & Mr. Wesley Charlton ’01 - FS

Mr. & Mrs. Connor F. Charlton ’05

Mrs. Cherbury Hunt Chesser ’94 & Mr. Timothy Chesser - BOG*

Ms. Elizabeth Chilton - HM

Mr. & Mrs. H. C. Stuart Cochran ’71

Mr. & Mrs. Keith N. Cole - FR

Mr. Boyd G. Combs ’73*

The Community Foundation Central Blue Ridge Dr. & Mrs. Robert T. C. Cone ’61*

Mr. & Mrs. William J. Coyle - FR

David Thayer Charitable Fund

Mr. & Mrs. John B. Davis III ’70 - CCSFD*

Mr. & Mrs. V. Davis Dawson Jr. ’71

Dugald W. Hudson Charitable Trust

Mr. & Mrs. R. Eley Duke III ’91 - CCSFD*

Dr. & Mrs. William E. Easterling III ’72 - BOG*

Mr. Henry H. Eichelberger ’54*

Mr. Stephen L. Enoch ’71*

Estes Express Lines

Mr. John M. Newton ’18

Mr. R. Craig Evans ’71*

Mr. Glendon J. Fetterolf ’92*

Mr. R. Dixon Foster ’74*

Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Fox ’58*

Mr. & Mrs. M. Huntley Galleher - PA/FS*

Mr. & Mrs. Allen E. Gant Jr. ’66*

Mr. & Mrs. William C. Garrett Jr. ’70*

Gentry Locke

Mr. & Mrs. Frederick K. Gilliam Jr. ’67

Mr. & Mrs. R. Robert Goodhart ’61*

Mr. & Mrs. Stuart H. Goodwin ’71 Mrs. Wilma Jordan Green - PA Ms. Martha Estes Grover - FR

Mr. & Mrs. R. Shawn Handley ’92 - CCSFD Mr. & Mrs. Daniel L. Hargett ’93 Ms. Bridget Harrell - HM

Mr. & Mrs. G. Scott Hetzer Sr. - PA

Mr. J. Martin Huff ’08 - CCSFD

Mr. & Mrs. James G. Hunter Jr. - HM Mr. Alfred G. Jones ’71*

The Kathe and Scott Hetzer Charitable Fund

Mr. & Mrs. Peter A. Keck Sr. ’71*

Mr. & Mrs. Linwood A. Lacy Jr. ’63*

Mr. & Mrs. Nevan D. Little - PA

Mr. Carter L. Little ’14

Mr. & Mrs. Laurence E. Mansfield III - PA*

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. May ’71*

Mr. & Mrs. Ralph E. Mayer ’91

Mr. & Mrs. J. Bruce McDonald - CP

McGue Millhiser Family Trust

Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. McMillan ’61* Mr. & Mrs. Jeryl C. Miller - PA*

The Reverend & Mrs. Edward O. Miller Jr. - FR Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Mitchell - PA

Mr. & Mrs. R. Latane Montague - CP

Morgan Stanley Gift Fund Mr. Stephen C. Motsinger ’71

Mr. & Mrs. Louis H. S. Pakula ’80 - BOG*

Permian Basin Area Foundation

Mr. David T. Petty - HM

Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Petty - HM

The Philip Richardson Family Foundation

Ms. Bethany Poole ’96 & Mr. Kamran Ansari - BOG

Mr. William T. Raby Jr. ’71

Renaissance Charitable

Ms. Caroline Richardson ’21

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Mr. Ryan Richardson ’19

Mr. & Mrs. Alfred P. Scott ’62*

Mr. & Mrs. Lee E. Scouten ’71*

Mr. Ward R. Scull III ’61 - PA*

Mr. & Mrs. John W. Stone Jr. ’68 - BOG*

Mr. Kice H. Stone - PA*

Mr. & Mrs. Mark O. Sullivan ’88 - BOG*

T. Rowe Price Program for Charitable Giving

Mr. & Mrs. Carlyle M. Taylor ’71

Tegna Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. David Thayer - CP

Mrs. Rogers Williams Thorp - GP

Mrs. Mary B. Trotter - GP*

Ms. Dorothy M. Uiterwyk ’21

Mr. Steven A. Uiterwyk ’82 - PA*

Mr. & Mrs. Chandler Van Voorhis

Mr. & Mrs. William O. Vose - CCSFD/FR

Mr. & Mrs. Randolph H. Watts - FR

Dr. & Mrs. Michael T. Webb - PA*

Mr. & Mrs. William L. Webb - PA

Mr. & Mrs. Ten E. T. Wellford ’71*

Dr. & Mrs. Richard P. Wenzel M.D. - BOG/FR

Mr. & Mrs. Christian T. Weston III ’70*

The William H. - John G. - Emma Scott Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. E. Carlton Wilton Jr. ’70 - BOG*

Mr. & Mrs. Morgan L. Wolaver ’73*

1921 Circle - ($50,000 +)

Anonymous*

Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Armstrong - BOG/PA*

Mr. & Mrs. Brian R. Bell ’96 - BOG*

Church Schools in the Diocese of Virginia*

Mr. & Mrs. Keith N. Cole - FR

David Thayer Charitable Fund

Mr. Henry H. Eichelberger ’54*

Estes Express Lines

Mrs. Wilma Jordan Green - PA

Ms. Martha Estes Grover - FR

Mr. & Mrs. Linwood A. Lacy Jr. ’63*

Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation, Inc.*

Mr. & Mrs. Nevan D. Little - PA

McGue Millhiser Family Trust

Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. McMillan ’61*

Morgan Stanley Gift Fund

Mr. John M. Newton ’18

Mr. & Mrs. David Thayer - CP

Mrs. Rogers Williams Thorp - GP

The William H. - John G.-Emma Scott Foundation*

Mr. & Mrs. E. Carlton Wilton Jr. ’70 - BOG*

Bishop’s Circle - ($20,000 - $49,999)

Ms. Frances A. Byers - FR

Ms. Thelma J. Collins - PA*

Dugald W. Hudson Charitable Trust*

Dr. & Mrs. William E. Easterling III ’72 - BOG*

Mr. & Mrs. G. Scott Hetzer Sr. - PA

Mr. & Mrs. Erich Janzen - CP

The Kathe and Scott Hetzer Charitable Fund

Mr. & Mrs. Laurence E. Mansfield III - PA*

Permian Basin Area Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. Philip R. Roper III - PA

Mr. & Mrs. Alfred P. Scott ’62*

Mr. & Mrs. Daryl Scott - PA

Mr. & Mrs. Mark O. Sullivan ’88 - BOG*

Mr. & Mrs. Carlyle M. Taylor ’71

Mr. & Mrs. William L. Webb - PA

Head of School Circle - ($10,000 - $19,999 )

Anonymous*

Alamance Community Foundation Beckett Charitable Foundation

Dr. & Mrs. David H. Charlton - BOG/PA/FF*

Mrs. Cherbury Hunt Chesser ’94 & Mr. Timothy Chesser - BOG*

Mr. & Mrs. R. Eley Duke III ’91 - CCSFD*

Mr. & Mrs. Allen E. Gant Jr. ’66*

Mr. & Mrs. Marsden D. Haigh ’70*

Mr. & Mrs. R. Shawn Handley ’92 - CCSFD

Jessie Ball duPont Fund*

Mr. & Mrs. W. Sheppard Miller III - FR

Mr. & Mrs. R. Latane Montague - CP

Mr. William C. Powell Jr. ’97 - BOG*

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Ratcliffe - CP

Tegna Foundation

Ms. Dorothy M. Uiterwyk ’21

Mr. Steven A. Uiterwyk ’82 - PA*

Mr. & Mrs. Randolph H. Watts - FR

Dr. & Mrs. Michael T. Webb - PA*

Bell Tower Circle - ($5,000 - $9,999)

Mr. & Mrs. John J. Alachnowicz - CCSFD

Mr. Peter K. Browning ’71*

Mr. William F. Butler ’68*

Chesapeake Bank

Mr. & Mrs. H. C. Stuart Cochran ’71*

ANNUAL GIVING

Mr. Boyd G. Combs ’73*

The Community Foundation Central Blue Ridge

Mr. & Mrs. F. Willson Craigie ’65 - PA*

Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Craine ’70 - BOG*

Mr. & Mrs. Michael R. Crane - FR

Mr. & Mrs. John B. Davis III ’70 - CCSFD*

Mr. Stephen L. Enoch ’71*

The Estes Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. Ralph L. Falls III ’89*

Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Fox ’58*

Mr. & Mrs. John A. Galateria - PA

Mr. Thomas N. Hoffman ’75

Mr. & Mrs. Clyde V. Kelly III - PA*

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Lawler - PA*

Mr. Melvin A. Lipsitz - PA

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. May ’71*

Melvin A. Lipsitz Family Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Mitchell - PA

MRC Full Circle Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. G. Andrew Nea Jr. ’59*

Mr. & Mrs. Louis H. S. Pakula ’80 - BOG*

The Philip Richardson Family Foundation

Ms. Bethany Poole ’96 & Mr. Kamran Ansari - BOG

Ms. Caroline Richardson ’21

Mr. Ryan Richardson ’19

Mr. & Mrs. John W. Stone Jr. ’68 - BOG*

Mr. & Mrs. William O. Vose - CCSFD/FR

Mr. & Mrs. Ten E. T. Wellford ’71* Mr. & Mrs. Darren Willcox - PA

Rappahannock Circle - ($1,000 - $4,999)

Anonymous*

Mr. & Mrs. Charles N. Andreae III - PA

Ms. Leslie Ariail - FR

Mr. & Mrs. Lewis H. Ball ’95 - CP

Mr. & Mrs. John M. Bareford Jr. ’71

The Benevity Community Impact Fund

The Blackbaud Giving Fund

Lt. Col. & Edward L. Bowie Jr. ’76 - PA

Mr. Henry E. Boyd III ’71

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Brantley ’69*

Mr. & Mrs. William G. Broaddus ’61*

Mr. & Mrs. Charles D. Brooks ’71 - PA*

Mr. & Mrs. G. Tyler Brooks III ’70*

Dr. & Dr. Hugh M. Bryan III - PA

Mr. Jeffrey Burnette ’94 & Ms. Suzi Frank

Mr. & Mrs. John E. Byers - FS*

Mr. LeRoy M. Carlton Jr. ’50*

Mr. Stafford H. Cassell III ’04

Ms. Helen Chandler - GP

The Reverend Susan Chandler & Mr. Alfred Chandler - PA

Chesapeake Tree Services

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph B. Cheshire V - PA*

Community Foundation for a greater Richmond

Dr. & Mrs. Robert T. C. Cone ’61*

Mr. & Mrs. R. Caswell Cooke II ’54 - PA*

Mrs. Ann H. Cooper - CP

Mr. & Mrs. Andrew D. Crichton - PA*

Cumberland Community Foundation, Inc

Dr. Johnson with his advisory group

Dr. Kim M. Czubaruk - PA

Mr. & Mrs. V. Davis Dawson Jr. ’71

The Diocese of Virginia

Mr. & Mrs. F. Davis Drumheller Jr. ’60*

Mr. Joseph A. Eggler ’50*

Eugene Duffer Trust

Mr. R. Craig Evans ’71*

Mr. & Mrs. David Fierst - PA

Mr. & Mrs. C. Marshall Flagg Jr. - PA

Mr. & Mrs. John I. Fleet Jr. - PA*

Mr. & Mrs. Mack Fowler - GP

Mr. & Mrs. J. Theodore Getsinger ’73

Mr. & Mrs. Andrew J. Gibb ’73*

Mrs. Virginia S. Goodman - FF

Mr. & Mrs. Stuart H. Goodwin ’71

Mr. Charles Harding & Ms. Christel Avenhall-Harding - PA

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel L. Hargett ’93

Ms. Bridget Harrell - HM

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Harrell - PA

Mr. & Mrs. E. Peyton Harvey II ’68*

Mr. & Mrs. Edward H. Homer - PA/FS*

Mr. & Mrs. John S. Hubbard Jr. ’65*

Mr. J. Martin Huff ’08 - CCSFD

Mrs. Page G. Hunt - PA

JCW Culinary LLC

Mr. Alfred G. Jones ’71*

Mr. & Mrs. Peter A. Keck Sr. ’71*

Mr. & Mrs. William Keesee - GP

Mr. & Mrs. Ingolf N. Kiland Jr. - PA/GP*

Mrs. Rita W. Laccetti - FR

Dr. & Dr. Kurt C. Lange - PA

Ms. Hannah K. Lidicker ’09

Mr. & Mrs. Thomson Lipscomb ’61*

Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Lynch - PA*

Mr. & Mrs. John Mahaney - PA

Mr. & Mrs. Damian Makarushka - CP

Ms. Dorothy Mayer - GP

Mr. & Mrs. Ralph E. Mayer ’91

Mr. & Mrs. J. Bruce McDonald - CP

McGuires School Foundation*

Mr. & Mrs. David R. McLaughlin ’67*

Mr. & Mrs. H. Murrell McLeod ’58 - PA*

Middlesex Kiwanis Foundation

The Reverend & Mrs. Edward O. Miller Jr. - FR

Mr. & Mrs. Jeryl C. Miller - PA*

Mr. & Mrs. Lewis N. Miller Jr. - PA*

Mr. & Mrs. Alexander M. Moore ’62*

Mr. & Mrs. Graham H. Neal Jr. - PA*

Mr. & Mrs. Jackson P. G. Neal ’11

The Northern Trust Company

Mr. & Mrs. Lee Nunnally - CP

NWP Energy

Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Packett ’68*

Mr. & Mrs. Matthew C. Parker ’05

Mr. & Mrs. Steven M. Parker ’69*

Dr. & Mrs. John C. Paschold - CP

Ms. Gail Pease - FR

Mr. C. Cotesworth Pinckney - FR

Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Powell ’59 - PA*

Mr. William T. Raby Jr. ’71

Renaissance Charitable

Mr. & Mrs. Carlton S. Revere - PA

Revere Family Foundation

Mrs. Sally S. Revere - GP

Dr. & Mrs. Stephen R. Richard Sr. - PA

Mr. & Mrs. G. Kinsey Roper III - PA*

Salesforce

Mr. & Mrs. John W. Savage - CP

Mr. & Mrs. Peter H. V. Schmidt ’72*

Mr. & Mrs. Pete Scott - FS

Mr. Walter D. Shields Sr. ’40 - PA*

Mr. John H. Smart II ’65*

Mr. Benjamin M. Smith Jr. - FR

Mr. & Mrs. Michael K. Smith - PA*

Mr. & Mrs. John H. Spain - CP Specials Wine Seller

Mr. & Mrs. J. Boyd Spencer ’66*

Mr. Patrick L. St. Clair ’81 - BOG*

Mr. & Mrs. Scott E. Sterling - PA

Mr. Kice H. Stone - PA*

T. Rowe Price Program for Charitable Giving

Mr. Brad Parks & Ms. Melissa Taylor - CP/FS

Mr. & Mrs. Cary B. Taylor III ’74*

Mr. & Mrs. George M. Temple ’60* Tidewater Foundation, Inc.*

Mr. John L. Trimmer ’45* Mrs. Mary B. Trotter - GP* Mr. & Mrs. Samuel K. Wallace ’57* Mrs. Lisa B. Walsh - PA Mrs. Kendall Courtney Webre ’01 & Mr. Anton Webre*

Dr. & Mrs. Richard P. Wenzel M.D. - BOG/FR Mr. & Mrs. Ernest A. Whitehouse ’71 - PA*

Mr. & Mrs. Morgan L. Wolaver ’73* Mr. Jesse C. Wykle ’01

Seahorse Club - ($500 - $999)

Anonymous Anonymous

Mr. & Mrs. Boyce W. Adams ’99 Mr. & Mrs. James K. Alexander ’57 - PA* Mr. & Mrs. Douglas K. Anderson - PA* Mr. & Mrs. John Baker - CP Mrs. Dimitry Cook Beauchamp ’95 & Mr. Travis Beauchamp ’95*

Mr. & Mrs. Larry J. Bell - PA* Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Blake - CP Mr. & Mrs. James Bonham - CP Mr. & Mrs. Ward C. Bourdeaux Jr. - CP Mr. John P. Briscoe ’70

Mr. & Mrs. Albert D. Bugg III ’96 - CCSFD* Mr. & Mrs. W. J. Buhrman - HM Mr. & Mrs. Roy A. Cather Jr. ’53* Mr. James O. Cobb - PA Mrs. Carol Conti - FS Mr. & Mrs. John A. Cornwell - PA* Mr. M. Colin Cottingham Jr. ’68* Mr. & Mrs. Timothy C. Coughlin - PA* Mr. & Mrs. Andrew D. Crichton Jr. ’90* Davenport & Company

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Dryer - CP Ms. Jane M. Dunaway - PA* Mr. John T. Eberline III ’98* Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Ellis Jr. ’89 Mr. Thomas B. Evans Jr. - FR*

Mr. & Mrs. Sam E. Farnum ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Matthew P. Fleet ’92 Mr. C. Fletch Flemer III ’64 & Ms. Paige Riordan*

Mr. & Mrs. David Fletcher - CP Mr. & Mrs. M. Huntley Galleher - PA/FS*

Dr. & Mrs. Edward D. Gardner Jr. - PA*

Mr. & Mrs. Frederick K. Gilliam Jr. ’67* Mr. & Mrs. Kevin M. Grainger - CP Mr. & Mrs. Willis M. Gregory ’62*

Mr. T. Compton Groff ’68*

Mr. & Mrs. Charlie M. Guggenheimer ’65*

Mr. Glenn D. Harper - FS

Mr. & Mrs. Scott L. Harris ’98

Dr. & Mrs. Michael Heath - PA/FS

Mr. & Mrs. Frank L. Henson ’69* Mr. & Mrs. Andy C. Hirt ’93

Mr. & Mrs. Richard R. G. Hobson Jr. ’82

Mr. William H. Jones Jr. - PA

Mr. Carl R. Kelly Jr. - FS

Mr. & Mrs. Jason Konvicka - PA

Mr. & Mrs. Lewis P. Lawson ’65 - FF*

Mr. Carter L. Little ’14

Mr. & Mrs. Terry E. Mcilwain ’73*

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas G. McMillan ’59* Mr. Stephen C. Motsinger ’71

Mr. Marshall W. Nichols ’64*

Mrs. Ann Thomasson Nost ’05 & Mr. Foster Nost Jr. ’05

Mr. & Mrs. Eric F. Nost Sr. - PA

Mrs. Laura Nost Carroll ’09 & Mr. Roth Carroll

Mr. & Mrs. James A. Paul III ’80*

Mr. & Mrs. William L. Peple IV ’98*

Mr. & Mrs. Marshall Powell - CP

Mr. & Mrs. David W. Reynolds ’61*

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Rogers - CP Mrs. Jacqueline V. Rorrer - PA*

Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. A. Rourk ’87 - CCSFD

Mr. & Mrs. Adam R. Rowbotham - PA

Mr. & Mrs. Christian Schultz - CP

Mr. & Mrs. Paul T. Sciacchitano - CCSFD/PA Mr. Ward R. Scull III ’61 - PA*

Dr. & Mrs. Gregg Shivers - PA Ms. Hilary M. Simpson - GP Mrs. Katrina J. Smith - FR*

Colonel & Mrs. Peter B. Southmayd USMC (Ret.) - FF* Mr. & Mrs. Charles T. Spruill - PA

Mr. George W. St. Clair ’49*

Mr. & Mrs. George C. Stuckey ’52* Ms. Lindsey W. Sullivan - FR

Mr. & Mrs. Carlton A. Sydnor ’96

Dr. & Mrs. Patrick D. Thrasher ’65* Mr. & Mrs. Charles C. Tylander ’63* Mr. & Mrs. David Valadez - CP/PA Mr. & Mrs. Chandler Van Voorhis - CCSFD/PA Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth E. Washburn ’61* Mr. & Mrs. Christian T. Weston III ’70* Mr. Steve Yeakel - HM

Orange & Blue Club - ($250 - $499) Anonymous

Mr. & Mrs. Jeffery Aaron - PA

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas B. Anderson ’63* Mr. & Mrs. Charles B. Arrington Jr. - HM Ball Lumber Company, Inc. Dr. Robert S. Barlowe - PA*

Mr. & Mrs. Tyler S. Bickerstaff ’95* Mr. & Mrs. Jack H. Broadway Jr. - BOG/FF*

Mr. & Mrs. A. Sears Bugg ’72* C. Scott Vail Yacht Brokerage, LLC Ms. Alana V. Courtney - PA*

Dr. & Dr. George DeVries - CP

Mr. & Mrs. Adam Duryea - PA

Mr. & Mrs. James Elias - CP

Mr. & Mrs. Keith A. Erickson - PA

Mr. William H. Ferguson II ’67*

Mr. William Fiveash & Ms. Mary Scott - PA Mr. John I. Fleet III ’91

Mr. & Mrs. Douglas E. Flemer ’68 - PA*

Mr. & Mrs. John D. Floyd ’85*

Mr. & Mrs. Phillip B. Friday - PA

Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Gibson ’54*

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Gilmartin - CP

Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Gordon - PA

Ms. Kelly M. Guyatt - CP

Mr. & Mrs. Rich W. Harding Jr. - CP

Ms. M. Ragan Hart ’08

Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth I. Henson - CP Mr. & Mrs. R. Johnson Holden Jr. - PA

Dr. & Mrs. William C. Hope IV ’89*

Mr. & Mrs. David J. Huff - CP

Ms. Stephanie Isaacs & Ms. Elizabeth De Santis - CP

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Jett - PA

Mr. Johan Johnson - FS

Dr. & Mrs. Neal K. Keesee - PA/FS*

Mr. & Mrs. Pete Kempe - FR

Mr. & Mrs. Michael B. Kinnard - PA

Mr. & Mrs. James S. Kitterman Jr. ’61*

Mr. & Mrs. Dana LaFevre - PA

Mrs. Jeanne Courtney Laign ’05 & Mr. Kevin Laign

Mr. & Mrs. Benn H. Legum ’70

Dr. Augustine Lewis & Ms. Elizabeth Christeller - PA

Mr. Wen Li & Ms. Fiona Chao - CP/PA

Dr. & Mrs. Christopher B. Little - FS

Mr. & Mrs. David P. Maloney - PA

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Mason III ’69*

Mr. Henry Mayer III - CP

Mr. & Mrs. Zachary W. Means ’97

Mr. James K. Meharg Jr. - FR*

Mr. & Mrs. Josh Miller - FS

Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Miller ’70*

Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Nelson Jr. ’62*

Dr. & Mrs. Martins Odetokun - PA

Mr. & Mrs. B. Anderson Oliver Jr. ’64*

Mr. William A. Pace ’06

Mr. & Mrs. Richard S. Parsons - CP

Mr. Randy D. Rabin ’65*

Mrs. Blair Reid Rasmussen ’96 & Mr. Daniel Rasmussen

Mr. Warren C. Redfern ’63*

Mr. & Mrs. Bryce Reeves - CP

Mr. Benjamin S. Rennolds Jr. - CP

Mr. & Mrs. Andrew M. Rice ’92

Mr. Jack B. Richmond ’68

Dr. & Mrs. Jonathan Samet ’63*

CDR & Mrs. Wesley H. Schmidt Jr. - PA

Mr. & Mrs. G. Michael Sears - CP

Mr. & Mrs. Johnny Sheffield - CP

Mr. Linwood Shelton ’74 & Ms. Patricia Daugherty* Mr. Samuel G. Showalter - FR

Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin C. Slider IV - CP

Mrs. Patricia R. St. Clair - PA

Mr. & Mrs. Richard P. Stifel Jr. - PA*

Dr. & Mrs. David E. Stifler ’67*

Mr. & Mrs. Jim Stokes - CP

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel M. Tani - PA

Mr. John S. Taylor ’74*

Mr. & Mrs. David Tucker - CP

Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Urgo ’93

Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin N. Vokes ’07

Mr. Jordan O. Wallace ’13 - CCSFD

Mr. & Mrs. Nathaniel P. Ward IV ’60*

Mrs. Sherron Ware - FR*

Mr. Chris Werner - FS

Mr. & Mrs. C. Nelson Williams IV ’61*

Mr. James N. Williamson Jr. ’60*

Mr. & Mrs. James Wise - CP

Mr. Ned Wolfe & Ms. Kathleen Cummings - PA*

Mr. John G. Wood - PA

Mr. William H. Zehmer ’77

Rising Tide Club - ($100 - $249)

Anonymous Anonymous* Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Ms. Jaclyn K. Alachnowicz ’14

Mr. Jeffrey S. Albertson ’70*

Ms. Jane Allen - FF

Mr. & Mrs. R. Blaine Altaffer - PA

Mr. & Mrs. Will Angus - CP

Mr. & Mrs. John W. Ashbury ’57*

Mr. & Mrs. Phillip P. Atkins - PA Mr. & Mrs. Giles P. C. Baker ’73*

Mr. Charles K. Barlowe ’79* Ms. Julie H. Barrack - FR

Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Beckett Jr. - PA Mr. & Mrs. Matthew C. Bell ’93* Ms. Laura H. Berry - PA Mr. Craig Bloom - FR

Mr. & Mrs. C. Michael Bouis ’74*

Dr. & Mrs. Richard B. Bowles Jr. ’62* Mrs. Terry B. Brooks - FS

Mr. Norman K. Browning ’69* Mr. & Mrs. Richard P. Buckingham IV - PA Dr. & Mrs. Ponce D. Bullard - PA Mr. William J. Burlee IV - FS Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Buxbaum - PA* Mr. & Mrs. Scott Carr - PA Mr. T. Scott Carter ’78* Mr. Roberto Bermudez de Castro & Ms. Lola Castro - CP Mrs. Charlotte Cornwell Charlton ’02 & Mr. Wesley Charlton ’01 - FS Ms. Elizabeth Chilton - HM Mr. & Mrs. Arthur H. Clephane Jr. ’60* Mr. & Mrs. Brad Coburn - PA Mr. & Mrs. Franklin Cochran - GP Mr. & Mrs. Jason Cohen - PA Mrs. Claudia Cola - FR Mr. Lewis B. Cole ’08 Mr. & Mrs. Madison F. Cole Jr. - PA* Mr. & Mrs. William J. Coyle - FR VADM & Mrs. John W. Craine Jr. ’64* Mr. Fielding H. Crawford ’99 Mr. & Mrs. Lewis P. Dabney - HM Mr. Christopher H. Day ’69 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen G. Dearsley ’59* Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. DeMarco - CP Mr. Paul Dethero & Ms. Larisa Caicedo - CP Mr. & Mrs. Charles F. Dillard ’75 Mrs. Craig P. Dozier - FR* Mr. & Mrs. Leland DuNomes - CP/FS Mr. Severn P. C. Duvall Jr. ’73* Mr. & Mrs. John D. England - PA/FF* Ms. Susan E. Estes - FR

Mr. & Mrs. William F. Etherington - PA* Mr. & Mrs. Eric M. Faudree - PA* Mr. & Mrs. Franklin G. Fetterolf - PA* Mr. Glendon J. Fetterolf ’92*

Mr. & Mrs. Will E. Flory Jr. ’65* Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Forrest - CP Mr. Robert J. Forthofer Jr. ’61* Mr. R. Dixon Foster ’74*

Mr. & Mrs. Paul M. Freeman - PA

Mr. & Mrs. William H. Galleher ’10 Mr. E. Darrell Gardner III ’01*

The Garrett Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. William C. Garrett Jr. ’70*

Mr. & Mrs. G. Waddy Garrett - PA*

Mr. & Mrs. William V. Giles Jr. ’57* Mr. & Mrs. Wellington Goddin Jr. - PA Mr. & Mrs. R. Robert Goodhart ’61*

Mr. & Mrs. Gerard P. Grim - FF

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Groh - GP

Mr. & Mrs. Chris E. Gutschenritter - PA*

Mr. & Mrs. Joshua F. Gwilliam ’93 - FF Mr. & Mrs. Gerald L. Hagen Jr. - FR

Mr. & Mrs. Lewis O. Hall ’72*

Mr. Stephen Hall & Ms. Urath Gibson - PA

Mr. & Mrs. Rives S. Hardy - FR*

Mr. & Dr. Philip Haynie III - PA

Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Henley ’51*

Mr. Scott H. Heyman ’08

Mr. & Mrs. Steve Hinton - CP

Mr. & Mrs. John B. Holt Sr. ’72*

Mr. & Mrs. John R. Hopkins ’69*

Mr. Daniel Hulse - FS

Mr. & Mrs. J. W. Hunt - FR

Mr. & Mrs. James G. Hunter Jr. - HM Mrs. Courtney Faudree Hurd ’05

Mr. & Mrs. J. Palmer Hutcheson - PA*

Mr. W. Shaun Kirchin ’90

Ms. Rosabeth Kissman - CP

Ms. Marjorie S. Kling - PA

Mr. Averette M. Lamm Sr. - PA*

Mr. Richard E. Lankford Jr. ’67*

Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Latell - CP

Mr. & Mrs. Oluwakayode Lawal - CP

Ms. Ellen LeCompte - FR Ms. Jennifer Leeman - CP

Mr. & Mrs. R. Russell Lewis - CP

Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Lewis Sr. - CP Capt. & Mrs. Paul Lilly - CP/PA

Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Lippincott - PA

Mr. & Mrs. David A. Lockhart Jr. ’70

Mr. Walter Malave ’86

Mr. Toby A. Manuel ’02

Mr. David E. Marshall ’76* Mr. Kenneth H. Marshall ’76 Mr. Ben Mason - PA

Mr. Charles F. McCallum Jr. ’64* Mrs. Anne Nolan McCamy ’00 & Mr. Robert McCamy* Mr. & Mrs. Albert E. McCue II ’73*

Mr. & Mrs. Chuck B. McCullagh Jr. - FF*

Mr. & Mrs. Weymouth L. McLeod ’89*

The Reverend &

The Reverend Christopher H. Miller - BOG Capt. & Mrs. Robert E. Mills ’64

Mr. Robert L. Montague III ’52 - GP* Ms. Elizabeth Mooz - CP

Mrs. Jean S. Muff - GP

Mr. & Mrs. Mahlon H. Newlin II ’96* Ms. Katie F. Nolan ’04*

Ms. Nancy M. Nolan - PA/FF*

Mr. & Mrs. Festus Okoh - PA

Mr. Donny Pyles & Ms. Kim Olsen - CP/FS*

Mr. Alexander C. Onukwugha Jr. ’15

Mr. Irvin Owings III ’58*

Mrs. Tasha Parrish - FS

Mr. Mark L. Parsons - FS

Mr. Evan M. Pausic ’17 - FS

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Pausic - PA

Ms. Jessica Perkins - CP/FS

Mr. & Mrs. Wes M. Phillips - CP

The Reverend & Mrs. Robert S. Phipps Jr. - GP/FF*

Mr. Brett Pierce - FF*

Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Powell ’90

Mr. & Mrs. Tim A. Powell ’85*

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel A. Price ’91

Mr. Tamas P. Pucher ’88*

Mr. & Mrs. Chad Quinn - CP

Ms. Lois C. Randall - PA

Mrs. Deborah Bouis Rhodes ’75 & Mr. Hubert Rhodes Jr. - PA*

Mr. & Mrs. John G. Riley - PA*

Mr. Bruce M. Robertson ’79

Mrs. Susan G. Robertson - PA*

Mr. & Mrs. Steve Robinson - CP

Ms. Ann F. Roebuck - PA/FF*

Ms. Jessica F. Roebuck ’02

Mr. & Mrs. John A. Ryan - PA*

Mr. & Mrs. J. Malcolm Scales - PA

Mr. & Mrs. C. Jeffers Schmidt Jr. - PA*

Mr. & Mrs. C. Jeffers Schmidt III ’96

Mrs. Rebecca Schomburg - FS

Mr. & Mrs. Ephriam M. Seabrook III - PA

Mr. Martin Shelton - CP

Mr. & Mrs. Will Simonds Jr. - PA

Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Smith - CP/PA

Mr. Nicholas Smith - PA/FS

Dr. & Mrs. Paul Sparks - GP

Mr. James A. C. Sterling ’14 - FS

Mr. Douglas Stewart & Ms. Angela Maher - CP

Capt. & Mrs. Jesse J. Stewart Jr. - PA*

Mr. & Mrs. A. Scott Stilianos - PA

Ms. Burgin Streetman ’90 & Mr. William Lambrecht

Mr. Stark A. Sutton III - PA

Mr. Douglas W. Teague - FF

Mr. & Mrs. Stan Terhune - GP

Mr. & Mrs. John C. Thompson ’95

United Charitable

Mr. & Mrs. Craig Updyke - CP

Ms. Roxane Veneziano - CP

Virginia Soybean Association

Ms. Susan F. Ward - PA/FF

The Reverend & Mrs. Oran E. Warder - PA

Mr. & Mrs. Frederick V. Watkins Jr. ’53*

Mr. Lawrence L. Webb ’93 - BOG*

Mr. & Mrs. William C. D. Wessinger ’04 - FS

Mr. & Mrs. John E. West - PA*

Mr. J. Mosby West III ’73 - PA*

Mr. & Mrs. Colin Wilkinson - FS

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony E. Williams ’57*

Mr. & Mrs. Matthew T. Williams ’61*

The Reverend Samuel Williams Jr. ’76 - FF

Mr. William T. Williams ’48*

Mr. Harrison P. Willis ’06

Mr. & Mrs. John C. Wilson ’70*

Mr. Winfield A. Worth III ’70 & Ms. Mary Gilliam*

CURRENT PARENTS Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous

Mr. & Mrs. Will Angus

Mr. & Mrs. John Baker

Mr. & Mrs. Lewis H. Ball ’95

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Blake

Mr. & Mrs. James Bonham

Mr. & Mrs. Ward C. Bourdeaux Jr.

Ms. Mollie Brumfield - FS

Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. Carey - FS

Mr. Roberto Bermudez de Castro & Ms. Lola Castro

Mrs. Ann H. Cooper

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Davis

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. DeMarco

Mr. Paul Dethero & Ms. Larisa Caicedo

Dr. & Dr. George DeVries

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Dryer

Ms. Meaghan Duff

Mr. & Mrs. Leland DuNomes - FS

Mr. & Mrs. James Elias

Mr. & Mrs. David Fletcher

Mr. Stephen Floyd & Dr. Julie Floyd

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Forrest

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Gilmartin

Mr. & Mrs. Kevin M. Grainger

Ms. Kelly M. Guyatt

Mr. & Mrs. Rich W. Harding Jr.

Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth I. Henson Mr. & Mrs. Steve Hinton

Mr. & Mrs. David J. Huff - PA

Ms. Stephanie Isaacs & Ms. Elizabeth De Santis Mr. & Mrs. Erich Janzen

Mr. & Mrs. Ing N. Kiland III ’92 Ms. Rosabeth Kissman

Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Latell

Mr. & Mrs. Oluwakayode Lawal Ms. Jennifer Leeman

Mr. & Mrs. R. Russell Lewis

Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Lewis Sr. Mr. Wen Li & Ms. Fiona Chao - PA Mr. & Mrs. Damian Makarushka - PA Mr. Henry Mayer III Mr. & Mrs. J. Bruce McDonald Mr. & Mrs. R. Latane Montague Ms. Elizabeth Mooz

Mr. & Mrs. Lee Nunnally Mr. Donny Pyles & Ms. Kim Olsen - FS Mr. & Mrs. Richard S. Parsons Dr. & Mrs. John C. Paschold Ms. Jessica Perkins - FS

Mr. & Mrs. Wes M. Phillips Mr. & Mrs. Marshall Powell Mr. & Mrs. Chad Quinn Mr. & Mrs. Richard Ratcliffe Mr. & Mrs. Bryce Reeves Mr. Benjamin S. Rennolds Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Steve Robinson Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Rogers Mr. & Mrs. John W. Savage Mr. & Mrs. Christian Schultz Mr. & Mrs. G. Michael Sears Mr. & Mrs. Johnny Sheffield Mr. Martin Shelton Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin C. Slider IV Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Smith - PA Mr. & Mrs. John H. Spain Mr. & Mrs. Roger Stewart Mr. Douglas Stewart & Ms. Angela Maher Mr. & Mrs. Jim Stokes

Mr. Brad Parks & Ms. Melissa Taylor - FS Mr. & Mrs. David Thayer Mr. & Mrs. David Tucker Mr. & Mrs. Craig Updyke Mr. & Mrs. David Valadez - PA/FS Ms. Roxane Veneziano Mr. & Mrs. James Wise

GRANDPARENTS

Ms. Helen Chandler Mr. & Mrs. Franklin Cochran Mr. & Mrs. Mack Fowler Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Groh Mr. & Mrs. William Keesee

Ms. Dorothy Mayer Mr. Robert L. Montague III ’52* Mrs. Jean S. Muff

The Reverend & Mrs. Robert S. Phipps Jr. - FF* Mrs. Sally S. Revere Ms. Hilary M. Simpson Dr. & Mrs. Paul Sparks Mr. & Mrs. Stan Terhune Mrs. Rogers Williams Thorp Mrs. Mary B. Trotter*

PARENTS OF ALUMNI

Anonymous*

Anonymous Anonymous

Mr. & Mrs. Jeffery Aaron

Mr. & Mrs. John J. Alachnowicz - CCSFD

Mr. & Mrs. James K. Alexander ’57*

Mr. & Mrs. R. Blaine Altaffer

Mr. & Mrs. Douglas K. Anderson*

Mr. & Mrs. Charles N. Andreae III

Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Armstrong - BOG*

Mr. & Mrs. Phillip P. Atkins

Dr. Robert S. Barlowe*

Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Beckett Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Larry J. Bell*

Ms. Laura H. Berry

Mr. & Mrs. Scott Blankenship - FS* Lt. Col. & Edward L. Bowie Jr. ’76

Mr. & Mrs. Charles D. Brooks ’71* Dr. & Dr. Hugh M. Bryan III

Mr. & Mrs. Richard P. Buckingham IV Mr. & Mrs. A. Davis Bugg Jr. ’67*

Dr. & Mrs. Ponce D. Bullard

Mr. & Mrs. Guy Butcher

Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Buxbaum* Mr. & Mrs. Scott Carr

The Reverend Susan Chandler & Mr. Alfred Chandler

Dr. & Mrs. David H. Charlton - BOG/FF*

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph B. Cheshire V*

Mr. & Mrs. Brian Chilton Mr. James O. Cobb

Mr. & Mrs. Brad Coburn Mr. & Mrs. Jason Cohen Mr. & Mrs. Madison F. Cole Jr.* Ms. Thelma J. Collins*

Mr. & Mrs. R. Caswell Cooke II ’54* Mr. & Mrs. John A. Cornwell*

Mr. & Mrs. Timothy C. Coughlin* Ms. Alana V. Courtney*

Mr. & Mrs. F. Willson Craigie ’65* Mr. & Mrs. Andrew D. Crichton* Dr. Beth B. Cuje* Dr. Kim M. Czubaruk Ms. Elsie Delva - FS Mrs. Craig P. Dozier* Ms. Jane M. Dunaway*

Mr. & Mrs. Adam Duryea Ms. Elizabeth Elden

Mr. & Mrs. John D. England - FF*

Mr. & Mrs. Keith A. Erickson

Mr. & Mrs. William F. Etherington*

Mr. & Mrs. Eric M. Faudree*

Mr. & Mrs. Franklin G. Fetterolf*

Mr. & Mrs. David Fierst

Mr. William Fiveash & Ms. Mary Scott

Mr. & Mrs. C. Marshall Flagg Jr. Mr. & Mrs. John I. Fleet Jr.*

Mr. & Mrs. Douglas E. Flemer ’68*

Mr. & Mrs. Paul M. Freeman

Mr. & Mrs. Phillip B. Friday

Mr. & Mrs. John A. Galateria

Mr. & Mrs. M. Huntley Galleher - FS*

Dr. & Mrs. Edward D. Gardner Jr.*

Mr. & Mrs. G. Waddy Garrett*

Mr. & Mrs. Wellington Goddin Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Gordon

Mrs. Wilma Jordan Green

Ms. Letitia J. Grishaw

Mr. & Mrs. Dennis J. Gunn Sr. - FS*

Mr. & Mrs. Chris E. Gutschenritter*

Mr. Stephen Hall & Ms. Urath Gibson

Mr. Charles Harding & Ms. Christel Avenhall-Harding

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Harrell

Mr. & Dr. Philip Haynie III

Dr. & Mrs. Michael Heath - FS

Mr. & Mrs. G. Scott Hetzer Sr.

Mr. & Mrs. R. Johnson Holden Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Edward H. Homer - FS*

Mr. & Mrs. David J. Huff - CP

Mrs. Page G. Hunt

Mr. & Mrs. J. Palmer Hutcheson* Mrs. Sheila E. Jenkins

Mr. & Mrs. John E. Jessie - FS*

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Jett

Mr. William H. Jones Jr.

Dr. & Mrs. Neal K. Keesee - FS*

Mr. & Mrs. Clyde V. Kelly III*

Mr. & Mrs. Ingolf N. Kiland Jr. - GP*

Mr. & Mrs. Michael B. Kinnard

Ms. Marjorie S. Kling

Mr. & Mrs. Jason Konvicka

Mr. & Mrs. Dana LaFevre

Mr. Averette M. Lamm Sr.*

Dr. & Dr. Kurt C. Lange

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Lawler*

Dr. Augustine Lewis & Ms. Elizabeth Christeller

Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Wallace Lewis III

Mr. Wen Li & Ms. Fiona Chao - CP

Capt. & Mrs. Paul Lilly - CP

Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Lippincott

Mr. Melvin A. Lipsitz

Mr. & Mrs. Nevan D. Little

Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Lynch*

Mr. & Mrs. John Mahaney

Mr. & Mrs. Damian Makarushka - CP

Mr. & Mrs. David P. Maloney

Mr. & Mrs. Laurence E. Mansfield III*

Dr. & Mrs. Jeffrey A. Margolis*

Mr. Ben Mason

Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey D. McCurry - FS*

Mr. & Mrs. H. Murrell McLeod ’58*

Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. Means*

Mr. & Mrs. Jeryl C. Miller*

Mr. & Mrs. Lewis N. Miller Jr.*

McGue Millhiser Family Trust

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Mitchell

Mrs. Catherine D. Moomaw*

Mr. & Mrs. Graham H. Neal Jr.*

Ms. Nancy M. Nolan - FF*

Mr. & Mrs. Eric F. Nost Sr.

Dr. & Mrs. Martins Odetokun

Mr. & Mrs. Festus Okoh

Mr. & Mrs. William K. Parke*

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Pausic

Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Powell ’59*

Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Ramsey III

Ms. Lois C. Randall

Mr. & Mrs. Carlton S. Revere

Mr. & Mrs. David Rhodes

Mrs. Deborah Bouis Rhodes ’75 & Mr. Hubert Rhodes Jr.*

Dr. & Mrs. Stephen R. Richard Sr.

Mr. & Mrs. John G. Riley*

Mrs. Susan G. Robertson*

Ms. Ann F. Roebuck - FF*

Mr. & Mrs. G. Kinsey Roper III*

Mr. & Mrs. Philip R. Roper III

Mrs. Jacqueline V. Rorrer*

Mr. & Mrs. Adam R. Rowbotham

Mr. & Mrs. John A. Ryan*

Mr. & Mrs. J. Malcolm Scales

Mr. & Mrs. C. Jeffers Schmidt Jr.*

CDR & Mrs. Wesley H. Schmidt Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Paul T. Sciacchitano - CCSFD

Mr. & Mrs. Daryl Scott

Mr. Ward R. Scull III ’61*

Mr. & Mrs. Ephriam M. Seabrook III Mr. Walter D. Shields Sr. ’40*

Dr. & Mrs. Gregg Shivers

Mr. & Mrs. Will Simonds Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Smith - CP

Mr. & Mrs. Michael K. Smith* Mr. Nicholas Smith - FS

Mr. & Mrs. Charles T. Spruill Mrs. Patricia R. St. Clair*

Mr. & Mrs. Scott E. Sterling Capt. & Mrs. Jesse J. Stewart Jr.* Mr. & Mrs. Richard P. Stifel Jr.* Mr. & Mrs. A. Scott Stilianos Mr. Kice H. Stone*

Mrs. Nancy P. Strosnider* Mr. Stark A. Sutton III

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel M. Tani

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen H. Thompson* Ms. Priscilla Thompson

Mr. & Mrs. John T. Tompkins III* Mr. Steven A. Uiterwyk ’82* Mr. & Mrs. David Valadez - CP/FS Mr. & Mrs. Chandler Van Voorhis - CCSFD Mrs. Lisa B. Walsh

Ms. Susan F. Ward - FF

The Reverend & Mrs. Oran E. Warder Dr. & Mrs. Michael T. Webb* Mr. & Mrs. William L. Webb

Mr. & Mrs. John E. West* Mr. J. Mosby West III ’73*

Mr. & Mrs. Ernest A. Whitehouse ’71*

Mrs. Deborah C. Whittaker Mr. & Mrs. Darren Willcox Mr. Ned Wolfe & Ms. Kathleen Cummings* Mr. John G. Wood

CORPORATIONS AND FOUNDATIONS

Alamance Community Foundation

Amazon Smile

Ball Lumber Company, Inc. Beckett Charitable Foundation Brent & Becky’s Bulbs

C. Scott Vail Yacht Brokerage, LLC

Chesapeake Bank

Chesapeake Tree Services

Church Schools in the Diocese of Virginia*

The Community Foundation Central Blue Ridge Community Foundation for a greater Richmond Cumberland Community Foundation, Inc

Davenport & Company

David Thayer Charitable Fund

The Diocese of Virginia Dugald W. Hudson Charitable Trust*

Estes Express Lines

The Estes Foundation

Eugene Duffer Trust Fleet Brothers, Inc.

The Garrett Foundation

Gentry Locke

JCW Culinary LLC

Jessie Ball duPont Fund

The Kathe and Scott Hetzer Charitable Fund Ken Houtz Chevrolet Buick

Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation, Inc.*

McGue Millhiser Family Trust

McGuires School Foundation*

Melvin A. Lipsitz Family Foundation

Middlesex Kiwanis Foundation

Morgan Stanley Gift Fund

MRC Full Circle Foundation

The Northern Trust Company

NWP Energy One4All Charitable Fund

OneHope

Permian Basin Area Foundation

The Philip Richardson Family Foundation Ransone Nursery and Maintenance Renaissance Charitable Revere Family Foundation Specials Wine Seller

T. Rowe Price Program for Charitable Giving Tidewater Foundation, Inc.*

TisBest

United Charitable Virginia Soybean Association Warren Whitney Whitmore Marine

The William H. - John G. - Emma Scott Foundation*

MATCHING GIFTS

The Benevity Community Impact Fund

The Blackbaud Giving Fund Salesforce Tegna Foundation

FRIENDS

Anonymous Anonymous*

Anonymous

Mr. & Mrs. James V. Allen

Ms. Jane Allen - FF Ms. Leslie Ariail

Mr. & Mrs. Charles B. Arrington Jr. Ms. Julie H. Barrack Mr. Craig Bloom

Mr. & Mrs. Jack H. Broadway Jr. - BOG/FF* Mr. & Mrs. W. J. Buhrman Ms. Frances A. Byers

Ms. Elizabeth Chilton

Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Christopher Mrs. Claudia Cola

Mr. & Mrs. Keith N. Cole

Mr. & Mrs. William J. Coyle Mr. & Mrs. Michael R. Crane Mr. & Mrs. Lewis P. Dabney Mr. Christopher Edge Ms. Susan E. Estes

Mr. Thomas B. Evans Jr.* Mr. Leavenworth M. Ferrell II Mrs. Virginia S. Goodman - FF Mr. & Mrs. Gerard P. Grim - FF Ms. Martha Estes Grover

Mr. & Mrs. Gerald L. Hagen Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Rives S. Hardy* Ms. Bridget Harrell

Mr. Michael R. Homer

Mr. & Mrs. J. W. Hunt

Mr. & Mrs. James G. Hunter Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Pete Kempe

Ms. Katie Kreider - FF Mrs. Rita W. Laccetti Ms. Ellen LeCompte

Mr. J. Huntington Lewis

Mr. & Mrs. Chuck B. McCullagh Jr. - FF* Mr. James K. Meharg Jr.*

The Reverend & The Reverend Christopher H. Miller - BOG The Reverend & Mrs. Edward O. Miller Jr. Mr. & Mrs. W. Sheppard Miller III

Mrs. Linda Norman

Ms. Gail Pease

Mr. David T. Petty

Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Petty

Mr. Brett Pierce - FF*

Mr. C. Cotesworth Pinckney

Ms. Susan Schrader

Mr. Samuel G. Showalter

Mr. Benjamin M. Smith Jr.

Mrs. Katrina J. Smith*

Ms. Nancy Smith - FF

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Sobel

Colonel & Mrs. Peter B. Southmayd USMC (Ret.) - FF*

Ms. Lindsey W. Sullivan

Mr. H. Gwynne Tayloe III

Mr. Douglas W. Teague - FF

Mr. & Mrs. William O. Vose - CCSFD

Mrs. Sherron Ware*

Mr. & Mrs. Randolph H. Watts

Dr. & Mrs. Richard P. Wenzel M.D. - BOG

Mr. Steve Yeakel

FACULTY & STAFF

Mr. Aaron M. Alter

Mrs. Sue Bennett

Mr. Scott Blankenship - PA*

Mr. James Bristow*

Mrs. Terry B. Brooks

Ms. Mollie Brumfield - CP

Mr. William J. Burlee IV

Mr. John E. Byers*

Mr. Michael C. Carey - CP

Ms. Meghan Cavanaugh

Mrs. Charlotte Cornwell Charlton ’02 & Mr. Wesley Charlton ’01

Mr. & Mrs. Dave Cola

Mrs. Carol Conti

Mr. John E. Dehm

Mr. Derick J. Delloro

Ms. Elsie Delva - PA

Ms. Katherine L. Doherty

Mr. Leland DuNomes - CP

Mr. M. Huntley Galleher - PA*

Mr. & Mrs. Pete Goodrich

Mr. Dennis J. Gunn Jr. ’93*

Mr. Dennis J. Gunn Sr. - PA*

Mr. Lawrence H. Hammer

Mr. Glenn D. Harper

Dr. & Mrs. Michael Heath - PA

Ms. Jaime S. Heidzig

Mrs. Rebecca L. Hogge*

Mr. & Mrs. Edward H. Homer - PA*

Mr. Daniel Hulse

Mrs. Connie C. Jessie - PA*

Mr. Johan Johnson

Dr. & Mrs. Neal K. Keesee - PA*

Mr. Carl R. Kelly Jr.

Mr. Peter Kempe & Ms. Angela Showalter*

Mr. & Mrs. Ing N. Kiland III ’92 - CP

Dr. Christopher B. Little

Mrs. Tina A. McCurry - PA*

Mr. & Mrs. Michael McNeill

Mr. & Mrs. Josh Miller

Mr. G. Kieran O’Connell

Mrs. Tasha Parrish

Mr. Mark L. Parsons

Mr. Evan M. Pausic ’17

Mrs. Emma Payne*

Ms. Jessica Perkins - CP

Mr. Donny Pyles - CP*

Ms. Debra Rodgers

Mr. Matthew D. Schaefer*

Mrs. Rebecca F. Schomburg Mrs. Sandra E. Scott Mr. Nicholas Smith - PA Mr. Desmond A. Smith Mr. James A. C. Sterling ’14 Ms. Melissa Taylor - CP Mrs. Orleita J. Taylor* Mrs. Eileen Valadez - PA Mr. Carter M. Vivio

Mr. Chris Werner

Mr. & Mrs. William C. D. Wessinger ’04 Mrs. Kim West Ms. Haley E. Wilbanks Mrs. Emily Wilkinson

ALUMNI PARTICIPATION

Class of 1940 - 100% Mr. Walter D. Shields Sr.*

Class of 1945 - 50% Mr. John L. Trimmer*

Class of 1948 - 50% Mr. William T. Williams*

Class of 1949 - 17% Mr. George W. St. Clair*

Class of 1950 - 100% Mr. LeRoy M. Carlton Jr.* Mr. Joseph A. Eggler*

Class of 1951- 33% Mr. Robert H. Henley*

Class of 1952 - 75% Mr. Robert L. Montague III* Mr. John G. Pollard III Mr. George C. Stuckey*

Class of 1953 - 33%

Mr. Roy A. Cather Jr. * Mr. Frederick V. Watkins Jr.*

Class of 1954 - 25%

Mr. R. Caswell Cooke II* Mr. Robert F. Gibson*

Class of 1955 - 20% Mr. L. Easley Spencer*

Class of 1956 - 10% Mr. David H. Herndon*

Class of 1957 - 38%

Mr. James K. Alexander* Mr. John W. Ashbury* Mr. William V. Giles Jr.* Mr. Samuel K. Wallace* Mr. Anthony E. Williams*

Class of 1958 - 29%

Mr. Robert D. Fox* Mr. H. Murrell McLeod* Mr. Irvin Owings III* Mr. John B. Stock

Class of 1959 - 20%

Mr. Stephen G. Dearsley* Mr. Thomas G. McMillan*

Mr. G. Andrew Nea Jr.* Mr. Robert B. Powell*

Class of 1960 - 37%

Anonymous*

Mr. Arthur H. Clephane Jr.*

Mr. Frank Davis Drumheller Jr.* Mr. George M. Temple* Mr. George Warren IV Mr. James N. Williamson Jr.* Students cheering section

Class of 1961 - 65%

Anonymous*

Mr. William G. Broaddus*

Mr. H. Meade Cadot Jr.

Dr. Robert T.C. Cone*

Mr. Thomas Davis Jr.

Mr. Robert J. Forthofer Jr.*

Mr. Paul Q. Fuqua

Mr. Raymond R. Goodhart* Mr. James S. Kitterman Jr.*

Mr. William T. Lamm III*

Mr. Thomson Lipscomb* Mr. Robert A. McMillan* Mr. H. Jones Norris Jr.

Mr. David W. Reynolds* Mr. Ward R. Scull III*

Mr. E. Maupin Stewart*

Mr. Kenneth E. Washburn*

Mr. C. Nelson Williams IV* Mr. Matthew T. Williams*

Class of 1962 - 23%

Dr. Richard B. Bowles Jr.* Mr. Willis M. Gregory* Mr. Alexander M. Moore* Mr. Robert F. Nelson Jr.* Mr. Beverly R. Williams*

Class of 1963 - 25%

Mr. Thomas B. Anderson*

Mr. Linwood A. Lacy Jr.* Mr. Warren C. Redfern* Dr. Jonathan Samet* Mr. Charles C. Tylander*

Class of 1964 - 17%

Mr. John W. Craine Jr.*

Mr. C. Fletcher Flemer III* Mr. Brent C. Heath

Mr. Charles F. McCallum Jr.*

Capt. Robert E. Mills* Mr. Marshall W. Nichols* Mr. B. Anderson Oliver Jr.*

Class of 1965 - 23%

Mr. F. Willson Craigie* Mr. Will E. Flory Jr.* Mr. Charlie M. Guggenheimer* Mr. John S. Hubbard Jr.* Mr. Lewis P. Lawson* Mr. Randy D. Rabin* Mr. John H. Smart II* Dr. Patrick D. Thrasher*

Class of 1966 - 7%

Mr. Allen Erwin Gant Jr.* Mr. J. Boyd Spencer*

Class of 1967 - 23%

Mr. A. Davis Bugg Jr.* Mr. William H. Ferguson II* Mr. Frederick K. Gilliam Jr.* Mr. Richard E. Lankford Jr.* Mr. David R. McLaughlin* Mr. David E. Stifler*

Class of 1968 - 28%

Mr. William F. Butler* Mr. M. Colin Cottingham Jr.* Mr. Douglas E. Flemer* Mr. T. Compton Groff*

Mr. E. Peyton Harvey II*

Mr. Robert L. Packett* Mr. Jack B. Richmond Mr. John W. Stone Jr.*

Class of 1969 - 23%

Mr. Thomas M. Brantley* Mr. Norman K. Browning* Mr. Christopher H. Day Mr. Frank L. Henson* Mr. John R. Hopkins* Mr. Thomas F. Mason III* Mr. Steven M. Parker*

Class of 1970 - 29%

Mr. Jeffrey S. Albertson* Mr. John P. Briscoe* Mr. G. Tyler Brooks III* Mr. Robert S. Craine* Mr. William C. Garrett Jr.* Mr. Marsden D. Haigh* Mr. Benn Harvy Legum Mr. David A. Lockhart Jr. Mr. Robert B. Miller* Mr. John C. Wilson* Mr. E. Carlton Wilton Jr.* Mr. Winfield A. Worth III*

Class of 1971 - 22%

Mr. Charles D. Brooks* Mr. H. C. Stuart Cochran* Mr. V. Davis Dawson Jr. Mr. Stephen L. Enoch* Mr. Stuart H. Goodwin Mr. Dudley L. Marsteller III Mr. Lee E. Scouten* Mr. Carlyle M. Taylor Mr. Ernest A. Whitehouse*

Class of 1972 - 18%

Mr. A. Sears Bugg* Mr. C. Carey Cossaboom* Dr. WIlliam E. Easterling III* Mr. Lewis O. Hall* Mr. John B. Holt Sr.* Mr. Peter H. V. Schmidt* Mr. F. Chandler Turner

Class of 1973 - 22%

Mr. Giles P. C. Baker* Mr. Boyd G. Combs* Mr. Severn P. C. Duvall Jr.* Mr. J. Theodore Getsinger Mr. Andrew J. Gibb* Mr. Albert E. McCue II* Mr. Terry E. McIlwain* Mr. Joseph S. E. Tatnall* Mr. J. Mosby West III* Mr. Morgan L. Wolaver*

Class of 1974 - 19%

Anonmyous* Mr. Charles M. Bouis* Mr. Garry F. Fitchett* Mr. R. Dixon Foster* Mr. L. Scott Shelton* Mr. Cary B. Taylor III* Mr. John S. Taylor*

Class of 1975 - 11% Mr. Charles F. Dillard

Mr. Thomas N. Hoffman Mrs. Deborah Bouis Rhods*

Class of 1976 - 17%

Lt. Col. Edward L. Bowie Jr. Mr. David E. Marshall* Mr. Kenneth H. Marshall The Reverend Samuel Williams Jr.

Class of 1977 - 5% Mr. William H. Zehmer

Class of 1978 - 4% Mr. T. Scott Carter*

Class of 1979 - 6% Mr. Charles K. Barlowe* Mr. Bruce M. Robertson*

Class of 1980 - 7% Mr. Louis H. S. Pakula* Mr. James A. Paul III*

Class of 1981 - 6% Mr. Patrick L. St. Clair*

Class of 1982 - 3% Mr. Richard R. G. Hobson Jr.

Class of 1985 - 9% Mr. John D. Floyd* Mr. Tim A. Powell*

Class of 1986 - 5% Mr. Walter Malave

Class of 1987 - 4% Mr. Peter J. A. Rourk

Class of 1988 - 8% Mr. E. Carson Martin Jr. Mr. Tamas P. Pucher* Mr. Mark O. Sullivan*

Class of 1989 - 10% Mr. Richard L. Ellis Jr. Mr. Ralph L. Falls III* Dr. William C. Hope IV* Mr. Weymouth L. McLeod*

Class of 1990 - 10% Mr. Andrew D. Crichton Jr.* Mr. W. Shaun Kirchin Mr. Robert B. Powell Ms. Burgin E. Streetman

Class of 1991 - 13% Mr. R. Eley Duke III* Mr. John I. Fleet Mr. Hugh C. Kelley Mr. Michael L. LaMarr II Mr. Daniel A. Price

Class of 1992 - 8% Mr. Matthew P. Fleet Mr. R. Shawn Handley Mr. Ing N. Kiland III* Mr. Andrew M. Rice

Class of 1993 - 20% Mr. Matthew C. Bell*

Mr. Bradley T. Fry

Mr. Dennis J. Gunn Jr.*

Mr. Joshua F. Gwilliam

Mr. Daniel L. Hargett

Mr. Andy C. Hirt

Mr. Michael P. Urgo Mr. Lawrence L. Webb*

Class of 1994 - 8%

Mr. Jeff T. Burnette Mrs. Cherbury Hunt Chesser* Mr. E. Andrew Lengua Mr. Patrick M. Martin*

Class of 1995 - 13%

Mr. Lewis H. Ball Mrs. Dimitry Cook Beauchamp* Mr. Travis A. Beauchamp* Mr. Tyler S. Bickerstaff* Mr. John C. Thompson

Class of 1996 - 25%

Mr. Brian R. Bell* Mr. Albert D. Bugg III*

The Reverend Mark R. Ivany Mr. Shepherd F. Lewis Jr.* Mr. Mahlon H. Newlin II* Mrs. Bethany Lynn Poole Mrs. Blair Reid Rasmussen Mr. C. Jeffers Schmidt III Mr. Carlton A. Sydnor

Class of 1997 - 8%

Mr. Zachary W. Means Mr. William C. Powell Jr.*

Class of 1998 - 12% Mr. John T. Eberline III* Mr. Sam E. Farnum Mr. Scott L. Harris Mr. William L. Peple IV*

Class of 1999 - 6% Mr. Boyce W. Adams Mr. Fielding H. Crawford

Class of 2000 - 3% Mrs. Anne Nolan McCamy*

Class of 2001 - 13% Mr. Wesley M. Charlton Mr. E. Darrell Gardner III Mrs. Kendall Courtney Webre* Mr. Jesse C. Wykle

Class of 2002 - 9%

Mrs. Charlotte Cornwell Charlton Mr. Toby A. Manuel Ms. Jessica F. Roebuck Mr. Renard P. Stevens Jr.

Class of 2003 - 6% Mr. Paul J. Bennett III* Mr. Malcolm T. Cobb

Class of 2004 - 7% Mr. Stafford H. Cassell III Ms. Katie F. Nolan* Mr. William C. D. Wessinger

Class of 2005 - 13% Mrs. Courtney Faudree Hurd

Mrs. Jeanne Courtney Laign Mrs. Ann Thomasson Nost Mr. E. Foster Nost Jr. Mr. Matthew C. Parker

Class of 2006 - 4% Mr. William A Pace Mr. Harrison P. Willis

Class of 2007 - 2% Mr. Benjamin N. Vokes

Class of 2008 - 11% Mr. Lewis B. Cole Ms. M. Ragan Hart Mr. Scott H. Heyman Mr. J. Martin Huff Mr. Jack M. Roebuck

Class of 2009 - 6% Ms. Hannah K. Lidicker Mrs. Laura Nost Carroll Ms. Laura C. Ransone

Class of 2010 - 4% Mr. William H. Galleher Ms. Erika N. Robinson

Class of 2011 - 5% Mr. William J. Holden Mr. Jackson P. G. Neal

Class of 2012 - 4% Mrs. Emily Moore Evans Mr. Win J. Homer

Class of 2013 - 2% Mr. Jordan O. Wallace

Class of 2014 - 6% Ms. Jaclyn K. Alachnowicz Mr. Carter L. Little Mr. James A. C. Sterling

Class of 2015 - 4% Mr. Connor L. Mulherin Mr. Alexander C. Onukwugha Jr.

Class of 2017 - 2% Mr. Evan M. Pausic

Class of 2018 - 2% Mr. John M. Newton

Class of 2019 - 2% Mr. Jackson S. Chilton

Class of 2021 - 1% Mr. Carl Erickson

GIFTS IN KIND

Mr. & Mrs. James Bonham - CP Mr. & Mrs. C. Michael Bouis ’74* Brent & Becky’s Bulbs

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Davis - CP Mrs. Craig P. Dozier - PA*

Mr. & Mrs. R. Eley Duke III ’91 - CCSFD* Fleet Brothers, Inc. Mr. Douglas E. Flemer ’68 - PA* Mr. & Mrs. Brent C. Heath ’64

Ken Houtz Chevrolet Buick

Latell Sailmakers

Mr. J. Huntington Lewis - FR

Mr. & Mrs. H. Murrell McLeod ’58 - PA*

Mr. & Mrs. W. Sheppard Miller III - FR Mrs. Linda Norman - FR

Mr. & Mrs. John G. Pollard III ’52

Ransone Nursery and Maintenance

Mr. & Mrs. Peter H. V. Schmidt ’72*

Mr. & Mrs. John B. Stock ’58

Warren Whitney Whitmore Marine

Mr. & Mrs. Darren Willcox - PA

IN MEMORY OF

Mr. Clifford Lace Asbury ’70 - PA/FF

Mr. Jeff S. Albertson ’70

Mr. John P. Briscoe ’70

Mr. & Mrs. G. Tyler Brooks III ’70

Mr. & Mrs. John B. Davis III ’70 - CCSFD

Mr. & Mrs. John D. Floyd ’85

Mr. & Mrs. M. Huntley Galleher - PA/FS

Mr. & Mrs. William C. Garrett Jr. ’70

Mr. & Mrs. Benn H. Legum ’70

Mr. & Mrs. David A. Lockhart Jr. ’70

Mr. & Mrs. Christian T. Weston III ’70

Mr. & Mrs. E. Carlton Wilton Jr. ’70 - BOG Mr. Winfield A. Worth III ’70 & Ms. Mary Gilliam

Mr. Christopher Page Ball ’99

Mr. & Mrs. Boyce W. Adams ’99

Mr. Robert Harding Ball ’63 - PA Mr. & Mrs. Lewis H. Ball ’95 - CP

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Bray - FF Mr. & Mrs. William C. Garrett Jr. ’70

Mr. Wiley T. Buchanan III ’65

Mr. & Mrs. F. Willson Craigie ’65 - PA Mr. & Mrs. Ralph L. Falls III ’89

The Reverend Jere Bunting Jr. ’47 - GP/FF Mr. & Mrs. William C. Garrett Jr. ’70

Mr. Charles Conrad Byers ’57 Ms. Frances A. Byers - FR

The Right Reverend Gordon T. Charlton - GP Dr. & Mrs. David H. Charlton

Mr. Andrew E. Clarke ’71 Mr. William T. Raby Jr. ’71

Deceased Memebers of the Class of 1973 Mr. Severn P. C. Duvall Jr. ’73

Ms. Margaret Virginia Cone Mr. & Mrs. C. Nelson Williams IV ’61

Mr. Anthony V. D’Angelo - HM Mr. & Mrs. Alexander G. Monroe ’60

Mr. & Mrs. Alfred K. Day - PA Mr. Christopher H. Day ’69

Mr. & Mrs. Jack H. Dillard - PA Mr. & Mrs. Charles F. Dillard ’75

Mr. John C. Dozier ’65 - PA Mr. & Mrs. F. Willson Craigie ’65 - PA

Mr. J. William Ferrell Jr. - FF Mr. & Mrs. William C. Garrett Jr. ’70

Mr. Leavenworth McGill Ferrell ’59 Mr. Leavenworth M. Ferrell II - FR

Mrs. Jane Dickerson Fitchett - PA Mr. & Mrs. Garry F. Fitchett ’74

Mr. Roger A. Garlow ’57 Mr. & Mrs. Alexander G. Monroe ’60

Mr. Frederick K. Gilliam Sr. - PA Mr. & Mrs. Frederick K. Gilliam Jr. ’67

Mr. John R. Gonzales ’72 Mr. & Mrs. John B. Holt Sr. ’72

Mr. Robert C. Goodman Jr. - FF Mrs. Virginia S. Goodman - FF

The Reverend Edward Meeks Gregory - FF Mrs. Cherbury Hunt Chesser ’94 & Mr. Timothy Chesser - BOG

Mr. Philip W. Haigh Jr. - PA Mr. & Mrs. Marsden D. Haigh ’70

Mr. Donald C. Hall - FF Mr. Thomas N. Hoffman ’75

Mr. Ray H. Hargett - PA Mr. & Mrs. Daniel L. Hargett ’93

Mr. Roy Hennigar - PA Mr. & Mrs. William L. Webb - PA

Mr. John H. Hunt II - PA

Mrs. Cherbury Hunt Chesser ’94 & Mr. Timothy Chesser - BOG

Mrs. Jean F. Jones - FF Mr. & Mrs. William C. Garrett Jr. ’70

Mr. Paul F. Judson Jr. ’61 Mr. & Mrs. William G. Broaddus ’61 Dr. & Mrs. Robert T. C. Cone ’61 Mr. Ward R. Scull III ’61 - PA Mr. & Mrs. C. Nelson Williams IV ’61

Mr. Victor J. Kehrer Jr. - PA/FF Mr. & Mrs. William C. Garrett Jr. ’70

Mrs. Hope J. Kellum - FF Mrs. Orleita J. Taylor - FS

Mr. Clyde V. Kelly IV ’04 Mr. & Mrs. Clyde V. Kelly III - PA

Mr. Woodrow Lipscomb - PA Mr. & Mrs. Thomson Lipscomb ’61

Mr. Thomas H. Maeder ’61 - FF Mr. & Mrs. Charles B. Arrington Jr. - HM

Mr. Laurens M. Martin ’93 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick M. Martin ’94 - FF

Ms. Linda H. Mattingly - HM Mr. & Mrs. R. Latane Montague - CP

Mr. Thomas G. McMillan ’59 Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. McMillan ’61

Mr. Edward B. McNally ’56 Mr. & Mrs. James K. Alexander ’57 - PA Ms. Elizabeth Chilton - HM Mr. & Mrs. Lewis P. Dabney - HM

Gentry Locke

Mr. & Mrs. James G. Hunter Jr. - HM Mr. David T. Petty - HM

Mr. Wesley C. Morck Jr. ’67 Mr. & Mrs. W. J. Buhrman - HM

Mr. Mason Taylor New ’58 Anonmyous Mr. John M. Newton ’18

Mr. Daniel T. Nolan - PA/FF Mrs. Cherbury Hunt Chesser ’94 & Mr. Timothy Chesser - BOG Mr. & Mrs. John D. Floyd ’85 Mr. & Mrs. M. Huntley Galleher - PA/FS Mrs. Anne Nolan McCamy ’00 & Mr. Robert McCamy Mrs. Jean S. Muff - GP Ms. Katie F. Nolan ’04 Ms. Nancy M. Nolan - PA/FF Mr. & Mrs. Andrew M. Rice ’92

Colonel William A. Nunn Jr. - PA/FF Mr. & Mrs. William C. Garrett Jr. ’70

Mr. Robert Gildae O’Hara ’31 Ms. Leslie Ariail - FR Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Christopher - FR

Mr. Lewis B. Puller Jr. ’63 Dr. & Mrs. Jonathan Samet ’63

Mr. Charles B. Read ’70 Mr. & Mrs. William C. Garrett Jr. ’70

Mrs. Dorothy Q. Reeves - GP Mr. Lewis B. Cole ’08 Mr. & Mrs. Madison F. Cole Jr. - PA

Mr. Edward N. Richardson ’82 - PA Ms. Caroline Richardson ’21 Mr. Ryan Richardson ’19

Capt. Frank D. Riley Jr. - PA/FF Mr. & Mrs. William C. Garrett Jr. ’70

Mr. James F. Riley III ’05 Mr. Stafford H. Cassell III ’04 Mrs. Courtney Faudree Hurd ’05

Mr. Robert Haner Romm ’69 Mr. & Mrs. John R. Hopkins ’69

Mr. Jonathan F. Scott ’70 Mr. & Mrs. William C. Garrett Jr. ’70

Chaplain Frank F. Smart Jr. - PA/FF Mr. & Mrs. William C. Garrett Jr. ’70

Chaplain & Mrs. Frank F. Smart Jr. - PA/FF Mr. John H. Smart II ’65

Mr. Edward Moore Smith ’33 Ms. Leslie Ariail - FR

Mr. R. Blackwell Smith II ’70 - PA Mrs. Katrina J. Smith - FR

Mr. William Roy Smith II ’02 Mrs. Katrina J. Smith - FR

Mr. Jason C. Soucek ’92 Mr. Glendon J. Fetterolf ’92

Mr. Branch Spalding - FF Mr. & Mrs. John W. Ashbury ’57

Mr. Brooks B. Spruill ’93 Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Urgo ’93

Mr. Irvine R. Spurlock ’72 Mr. & Mrs. John B. Holt Sr. ’72

Mr. John Harris Stone ’86 Mr. Tamas P. Pucher ’88 Mr. Kice H. Stone - PA

Mrs. Mae B. Stone - PA Mr. & Mrs. John W. Stone Jr. ’68 - BOG

Mrs. Sarah D. Streetman - PA Ms. Burgin Streetman ’90 & Mr. William Lambrecht

Mr. William Clark Styron Jr. ’42 Mr. & Mrs. R. Caswell Cooke II ’54 - PA

Mr. Walter L. Tatum - GP Ms. Bridget Harrell - HM Mr. & Mrs. G. Scott Hetzer Sr. - PA

Mr. Cary B. Taylor III ’74 Mr. Boyd G. Combs ’73 Mr. R. Dixon Foster ’74 Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Petty - HM Mr. & Mrs. Morgan L. Wolaver ’73

Mr. John Thomas Tompkins IV ’91 Mr. & Mrs. John E. West - PA

Mr. David W. Ware Jr. ’64 Mr. & Mrs. F. Willson Craigie ’65 - PA

Mr. Stafford G. Whittle IV ’70 Mr. & Mrs. William C. Garrett Jr. ’70

Mr. John Riechman Wilhoite ’61 Mr. & Mrs. William G. Broaddus ’61 Mr. & Mrs. C. Nelson Williams IV ’61

Mr. Robert M. Yarbrough Jr. - FF Mr. & Mrs. William C. Garrett Jr. ’70 Mr. & Mrs. Nathaniel P. Ward IV ’60

IN HONOR OF

Ms. Jane Allen - FF Mr. & Mrs. James V. Allen - FR

Mr. Aaron Alter - FS Dr. & Dr. Kurt C. Lange - PA

Mr. Clark Andrew Armstrong ’95 Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Armstrong - BOG/PA

Mr. Ward Clemens Bourdeaux III ’23 Mr. & Mrs. Ward C. Bourdeaux Jr. - CP

Mr. Jack H. Broadway Jr. - BOG/FF

Dr. & Mrs. David H. Charlton - BOG/PA/FF Mrs. Carol Conti - FS

Mr. John E. Brown - FF

Mr. & Mrs. William C. Garrett Jr. ’70

Ms. Mollie Brumfield - CP/FS Ms. Elizabeth Elden - PA

Mrs. Alexandra L. Byers - FF

Mr. & Mrs. Charles N. Andreae III - PA

Mr. & Mrs. John E. Byers - FS

Mrs. Dimitry Cook Beauchamp ’95 & Mr. Travis Beauchamp ’95 /Dr. & Mrs. Robert T. C. Cone ’61

Mr. & Mrs. Eric M. Faudree - PA

Mrs. Page G. Hunt - PA

Mr. Melvin A. Lipsitz - PA

Mr. & Mrs. H. Murrell McLeod ’58 - PA Mr. Connor L. Mulherin ’15 Dr. & Mrs. Gregg Shivers - PA Mr. Steve Yeakel - HM

Mr. John E. Byers - FS

Anonymous

Mr. & Mrs. John Baker - CP

Ms. Julie H. Barrack - FR

Mr. & Mrs. Brian R. Bell ’96 - BOG

Mr. & Mrs. Ward C. Bourdeaux Jr. - CP

Lt. Col. & Edward L. Bowie Jr. ’76 - PA

Mrs. Terry B. Brooks - FS

Dr. & Mrs. Ponce D. Bullard - PA

Mr. & Mrs. Guy Butcher - PA Mr. William F. Butler ’68

Mr. & Mrs. Scott Carr - PA

Mr. Stafford H. Cassell III ’04

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph B. Cheshire V - PA Mrs. Cherbury Hunt Chesser ’94 & Mr. Timothy Chesser - BOG

Mr. James O. Cobb - PA

Mr. & Mrs. Jason Cohen - PA

Mrs. Claudia Cola - FR

Ms. Thelma J. Collins - PA

Mrs. Ann H. Cooper - CP

Ms. Alana V. Courtney - PA

Mr. & Mrs. F. Willson Craigie ’65 - PA

VADM & Mrs. John W. Craine Jr. ’64

Mr. Ned Wolfe & Ms. Kathleen Cummings - PA

Mr. Paul Dethero & Ms. Larisa Caicedo - CP

Mrs. Craig P. Dozier - PA

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Dryer - CP

Mr. Severn P. C. Duvall Jr. ’73

Mr. & Mrs. John D. England - PA/FF

Mr. & Mrs. Keith A. Erickson - PA

Mr. & Mrs. William F. Etherington - PA

Mr. & Mrs. John A. Galateria - PA

Mr. & Mrs. M. Huntley Galleher - PA/FS

Dr. & Mrs. Edward D. Gardner Jr. - PA

Mr. & Mrs. William V. Giles Jr. ’57

Mr. & Mrs. Gerard P. Grim - FF

Mr. & Mrs. Marsden D. Haigh ’70

Mr. Charles Harding & Ms. Christel Avenhall-Harding - PA

Ms. M. Ragan Hart ’08

Dr. & Mrs. Michael Heath - PA/FS

Mr. & Mrs. Andy C. Hirt ’93

Mr. & Mrs. R. Johnson Holden Jr. - PA

Mr. & Mrs. Edward H. Homer - PA/FS

Mr. & Mrs. John E. Jessie - PA/FS

Mr. William H. Jones Jr. - PA

Mr. & Mrs. Jason Konvicka - PA

Ms. Katie Kreider - FF

Mrs. Rita W. Laccetti - FR

Mr. & Mrs. Dana LaFevre - PA

Mrs. Jeanne Courtney Laign ’05 & Mr. Kevin Laign Dr. & Dr. Kurt C. Lange - PA

Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Wallace Lewis III - PA Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Lippincott - PA Mr. & Mrs. Nevan D. Little - PA Mr. & Mrs. Damian Makarushka - CP Mr. & Mrs. David P. Maloney - PA Mr. Ben Mason - PA

The Reverend & The Reverend Christopher H. Miller - BOG

The Reverend & Mrs. Edward O. Miller Jr. - FR Mr. & Mrs. Alexander M. Moore ’62 Ms. Nancy M. Nolan - PA/FF Mrs. Ann Thomasson Nost ’05 & Mr. Foster Nost Jr. ’05 Mr. & Mrs. Eric F. Nost Sr. - PA Ms. Laura D. Nost ’09 Mr. William A. Pace ’06 Mr. Brad Parks & Mrs. Melissa Taylor - CP/FS Mr. & Mrs. James A. Paul III ’80 Ms. Bethany Poole ’96 & Mr. Kamran Ansari - BOG Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Powell ’59 - PA Mr. & Mrs. Marshall Powell - CP Mr. Donny Pyles & Ms. Kim Olsen - CP//FS Ms. Ann F. Roebuck - PA/FF Ms. Jessica F. Roebuck ’02 Mr. & Mrs. Philip R. Roper III - PA Mr. & Mrs. G. Kinsey Roper III - PA Mr. & Mrs. John W. Savage - CP Mr. & Mrs. Pete Scott - FS Mr. & Mrs. G. Michael Sears - CP Mr. John H. Smart II ’65 Mr. Patrick L. St. Clair ’81 - BOG Mr. Douglas W. Teague - FF Mr. & Mrs. I. Edward Trotter Jr. ’49 - GP Mr. & Mrs. William O. Vose - BOG Mr. & Mrs. Randolph H. Watts - FR Dr. & Mrs. Michael T. Webb - PA Mr. Harrison P. Willis ’06 Mr. Ned Wolfe & Ms. Kathleen Cummings - PA

Dr. David H. Charlton - BOG/PA/FF Mr. & Mrs. Randolph H. Watts - FR

Mr. F. Duncan Charlton - FR Dr. & Mrs. David H. Charlton - BOG/PA/FF

Christchurch School

Mr. & Mrs. R. Latane Montague - CP Mr. & Mr. Steve Robinson - CP Mr. & Mrs. David Tucker - CP

The Christchurch Teachers and Staff Mr. & Mrs. Mack Fowler - GP

The Teachers of Peyton McDonald Mr. & Mrs. Mack Fowler - GP

Class of 1961

Mr. & Mrs. William G. Broaddus ’61 Mr. H. Meade Cadot Jr. ’61 Dr. & Mrs. Robert T. C. Cone ’61 Mr. & Mrs. C. Nelson Williams IV ’61

Mr. Malcolm T. Cobb ’03 Mr. James O. Cobb - PA

Dr. Robert T. C. Cone ’61 Mr. Ward R. Scull III ’61 - PA

Mr. F. Willson Craigie ’65 - PA Mrs. Sherron Ware - FR

Mr. Jonathan E. Crain ’03 The Reverend Susan Chandler & Mr. Alfred Chandler - PA

Mr. & Mrs. M. Huntley Galleher - PA/FS Mr. H. Murrell McLeod ’58 - PA

Mr. M. Huntley Galleher - PA/FS Mr. John E. Byers - FS

Mr. W. Aubrey Hall - FF Mr. & Mrs. William C. Garrett Jr. ’70

Mr. Charles V. Hatcher III ’23 Ms. Jane Allen - FF

Mrs. Kimberly Henderson - FR Dr. David H. Charlton - BOG/PA/FF

Mrs. Gracejean Hennigar - PA/FF Mr. & Mrs. Jeryl C. Miller - PA

Mrs. Katherine W. Hetzer - BOG/PA Ms. Lindsey W. Sullivan - FR

Mr. & Mrs. Edward H. Homer - PA/FF Mr. Craig Bloom - FR Mr. Malcolm T. Cobb ’03 Mr. William H. Jones Jr. - PA

Mr. Edward H. Homer - PA/FF Ms. Jane Allen - FF Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Mitchell - PA

Mrs. Jennifer Homer - PA/FF Mr. Douglas Stewart & Mrs. Angela Maher - CP

Mrs. Virginia Jardim - HM Dr. David H. Charlton - BOG/PA/FF

Mr. David Francis Jenkins Jr. ’99 Mr. Fielding H. Crawford ’99

Mrs. Connie C. Jessie - PA/FS Mr. & Mrs. John D. England - PA/FF Mr. & Mrs. Edward H. Homer - PA/FS

Mr. William Henry Jones ’08 Mr. William H. Jones Jr. - PA

Dr. Neal K. Keesee - PA/FS Mr. & Mrs. William Keesee - GP

Mr. A. Mitchell Lamm Jr. ’95 Mr. Averette M. Lamm Sr. - PA

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel S. Margolis ’04 Dr. & Mrs. Jeffrey A. Margolis - PA

Mr. Chiles Bentley Mason ’16 Mr. Ben Mason - PA

Mr. H. Murrell McLeod ’58 - PA Mr. & Mrs. M. Huntley Galleher - PA/FS

Mr. John Kings Motsinger ’66

Mr. Stephen C. Motsinger ’71

Mr. Mark L. Parsons - FS

Mr. & Mrs. Adam Duryea - PA

The Reverend Robert S. Phipps Jr. - GP/FF

Colonel & Mrs. Peter B. Southmayd USMC (Ret.) - FF

The Reverend & Mrs. Robert S. Phipps Jr. - GP/FF Mr. John I. Fleet III ’91

Mr. Donny Pyles - CP/FS

Mr. & Mrs. David Tucker - CP

Ms. Kendall Quinn ’24

Mr. & Mrs. Chad Quinn - CP

Mr. Quinn Coerper Randall ’14 Ms. Lois C. Randall - PA

Mr. Waverly Christian Rennolds ’24 Mr. Benjamin S. Rennolds Jr. - CP

Mr. Stephen Ross Richard Jr. ’13 Family of Harry Frazier, III Dr. & Mrs. Stephen R. Richard Sr. - PA

Mr. Angelo Mark Roper ’92

Mr. & Mrs. G. Kinsey Roper III - PA

Mr. Matthew D. Schaefer - FS Ms. Laura C. Ransone ’09

Mrs. Robina Conboy Schroeder ’79 - PA/FF

Mr. & Mrs. William L. Webb - PA

Mrs. Sandra E. Scott - FS Mrs. Terry B. Brooks - FS Dr. Kim M. Czubaruk - PA

Mr. J. Boyd Spencer ’66 Ms. Ellen LeCompte - FR

Mrs. Cathy C. Sterling - PA Anonymous

Mrs. Gidget Valadez - CP/PA/FS Mr. David Valadez - CP/PA

Mr. Christopher Edward Ward ’92 Ms. Susan F. Ward - PA/FF

Mr. Steven Richard Ward ’86 Ms. Susan F. Ward - PA/FF

Mr. Andrew H. Webb ’17

Mr. & Mrs. William L. Webb - PA

Mrs. Ann Webb - PA Mr. William L. Webb - PA

Mr. E. Carlton Wilton Jr. ’70

Mr. & Mrs. Ralph L. Falls III ’89

DECEASED

Mr. J. Riechman Wilhoite ‘61 - 8/2/2021

Mr. C. Ruffner Simmons Jr. ‘44 - 8/5/2021

Mr. Christopher N. Banks ‘60 - 9/6/2021

Mr. David F. Jenkins Jr. ‘99 - 9/10/2021

Mr. Paul F. Judson Jr. ‘61 - 9/14/2021

Mr. Matthew B. Gleason ‘99 - 9/16/2021

Mr. Edward B. McNally ‘56 - 9/23/2021

Mr. John M. Kelly ‘57 - 9/28/2021

Mr. John R. Gonzales ‘72 - 10/31/2021

Mr. Rolf A. Hofer ‘55 - 11/10/2021

Mr. Roger A. Garlow ‘57 - 12/18/2021

Mr. John K. Motsinger ‘66 - 1/7/2022

Mr. Thomas G. McMillan ‘59 - 1/22/2022

Mr. Cary B. Taylor III ‘74 - 2/24/2022

Mr. Henry H. Eichelberger ‘54 - 2/26/2022

Mr. Samuel E. Monroe III ‘78 - 3/27/2022

Mr. David B. McNamara II ‘76 - 3/29/2022

Mr. A. Robert Henkel ‘51 - 4/13/2022

Mr. Gordon W. Bohannan ‘59 - 6/4/2022

Mr. Walter D. Shields Sr. ‘40 - 6/12/2022

Mr. C. Fletch Flemer ‘64 - 6/30/2022

Anna Carey ’25, Winter Drama Production

Mark Lewis ’24 and his family after a football game.

Owen, Will, and Thomas at Homecoming

Pierce Lambert ’22

Emme Shackelford ’23; Matthew Shackelford ’20

Lizzie Owens ’23; Tommy Owens ’19 Fiona Shaw ’23; Anna Shaw ’14

Hali Valadez ’23; Rachel Valadez ’20

John Ball ’23; Davis Ball ’23; Lewis Ball ’95; Fielding Ball ’21; Hardy Ball ’63; Harrison Ball ’03; Gary Ball ’66; John Page Ball ’72; Chris Ball ’99

Connor Huff ’22; David Huff ’18

Seaborn Barker ’23; Jack Barker ’21

Ria Geier ’23; Michael O’Shaughnessy ’06

Sara Hale ’23; Justin Hale ’10; Karen Phipps Hale ’85; Lee Lovell ’89

Rose Pham ’23; Long Pham ’19

Landon Reihs ’23; Lily Reihs ’20; Becca Britt ’10

CHRISTCHURCH IS AN EPISCOPAL, CO-ED BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS IN GRADES 9-12.

100%

OF GRADUATES are admitted to four-year colleges and universities. 90% OF GRADUATES attend one of their top three college choices. 90% OF THE CLASS of 2016 were accepted to universities on Princeton Review’s Top Schools list.

CURRENT ENROLLMENT IS 211.

THE STUDENT TO TEACHER RATIO IS 6:1.

100% OF GRADUATES are admitted to four-year colleges and universities. 90% OF GRADUATES attend one of their top three college choices. 90% OF THE CLASS of 2019 were accepted to universities on Princeton Review’s Top Schools list. CURRENT ENROLLMENT IS 230 THE STUDENT TO TEACHER RATIO IS 6:1 AVERAGE CLASS SIZE IS 13 70% BOARDING STUDENTS AND 30% DAY STUDENTS

AVERAGE CLASS SIZE IS 13. 70% BOARDING STUDENTS AND 30% DAY STUDENTS

STUDENTS C0ME FROM 15 STATES AND 21 COUNTRIES. 25% ARE INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS. MORE THAN 67% OF FACULTY MEMBERS HOLD ADVANCED DEGREES. 80% OF FACULTY MEMBERS LIVE ON CAMPUS. 4 REGISTERED NURSES SUPPORT the Christchurch community. 21 HONORS COURSES

STUDENTS COME FROM 15 STATES AND 14 COUNTRIES. 28% ARE INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS. MORE THAN 70% OF FACULTY MEMBERS HOLD ADVANCED DEGREES. 75% OF FACULTY MEMBERS LIVE ON CAMPUS. 2 REGISTERED NURSES SUPPORT the Christchuch community and 2 additional nurses live on campus. 21 HONORS COURSES

30 ATHLETIC TEAMS AND CO-CURRICULAR OFFERINGS 21

30 ATHLETIC TEAMS AND CO-CURRICULAR OFFERINGS 23 STATE ATHLETIC CHAMPIONSHIPS

STATE ATHLETIC CHAMPIONSHIPS

SINCE 2010 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS IN TEAM SAILBOAT RACING

SINCE 2010 TOP 5 IN THE NATION FOR FLEET AND TEAM SAILBOAT RACING

SINCE 2005, 120 ALUMNI HAVE PLAYED COLLEGIATE SPORTS ALUMNI INCLUDE 2

PULITZER PRIZE WINNERS AND A NOBEL LAUREATE.

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