GIVING IMPACT YOUR YOUR
Shaping the future of our school
AN EXCITING TIME TO BE A SEAHORSE
Dear Seahorse Family,
Thank you! We can’t say anything without saying that first.
Because of you, we have much to celebrate. We received more than $2.8 million in our last fiscal year. This includes exceeding our Bell Tower Fund goal of $1.025 million! And while this is applause-worthy, what’s extra special is that more of you participated.
Our donor base grew by more than 10 percent, and to us, that means we connected with more of our Seahorse family! At the core, having enduring relationships with you is what matters most.
We hope you’ve been to campus recently, but if not, we want to share how our community is buzzing with excitement. Your contributions bring confidence to what we do and who we are. Your generosity is sparking a vibrancy and renewal that honors our past 104 years and propels us into the future.
YOUR GENEROSITY IS SPARKING A VIBRANCY AND RENEWAL
Every conversation we have with you is valuable. We love your ideas and reminiscing. Every contribution of every size matters and creates a solid foundation for us to continue offering what our Seahorses expect and deserve.
In these pages, you’ll read how your giving is making an impact, especially on pages 8 and 35. We hope you relive memories of your time on this beautiful campus. We hope you see familiar names that prompt you to reach out. We hope you grow more excited about our future.
We’ve achieved much with your record-breaking giving, which relieves some financial pressures and opens the door to new opportunities.
Thank you again for supporting the unique education we offer along the Rivah! We are thrilled and honored for the momentum you’ve given us. Won’t you join us again this year to continue this historic momentum together?
Sincerely,
William J. “Billy” Coyle Head of School
Lynne Tatum Little Chair, Board of Governors
Mission Statement
Christchurch is an Episcopal co-ed boarding and day school that serves and guides each student in achieving personal excellence in academics and character, preparing them for meaningful lives as engaged citizens and community leaders.
Vision Statement
Our students become people who make a difference.
Identity Statement
At Christchurch School, we combine more than 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. Core
– We value instilling character as a necessary ingredient in helping our students develop integrity, respect, kindness, independence, and courage of conviction.
– We value cultivating curiosity as the necessary foundation for critical thinking, academic excellence, and lifelong learning.
Community – We value fostering a diverse, equitable, and inclusive community as the foundation of becoming engaged global citizens who make a positive difference in the lives of others. We embrace the core values of our Episcopal identity.
STUDENT TO TEACHER RATIO
6:1
“Thanks to The Bell Tower Fund, I can learn in a unique, personalized way that maximizes my success. Your donations have helped pay for our academics’ department to do meaningful work every day. Because of you, our campus has a motivating and productive learning environment.”
— Simone ‘25
2024 | Your Giving. Your Impact.
FISCAL YEAR 2024 IN REVIEW
THE WATERFRONT: A PLACE OF WELCOME
Imagining Christchurch without the waterfront would be imagining an entirely different school.
The Rappahannock River has been integral in making Christchurch special. From an internationally known sailing program to its photographic backdrop for student life, the river is an enduring character in the school’s storied history.
If Rob Deane, Waterfront and Sailing Program Director, has his way, the waterfront will be an even more prominent player. And thanks to generous and loyal supporters that vision is becoming a reality.
“I believe the main aspects of life at Christchurch – academics, athletics, and community – come together at the waterfront,” said Deane, who started at the school in November 2023.
In his first year, Deane, who’s also the sailing coach, said he was getting to know the team, building on their performance, and connecting the school to the waterfront. The new fleet was key in elevating the sailing program. Donations came in at nearly $220,000, allowing for 20 new 420 sailboats and passing the retired fleet to the school’s “learn to sail” program. With the new fleet, the school can host national championships and continue to attract the best student-athletes.
Deane is grateful for that investment and excited that the waterfront is becoming a sought-after place for study and play. He said students from the Bahamas are teaching others how to windsurf, and students and faculty are sailing, fishing, and kayaking.
“The waterfront is for everyone. It’s inclusive and accessible,” Deane said. From swimming to paddle boarding to sitting by a fire pit, the waterfront is a place of welcome.
It’s also a place of education.
Deane said the Rappahannock River is a living classroom for performing water tests, studying erosion, tracking animal species, and developing leadership and safety skills. Growing up in Annapolis, Maryland, Deane appreciates life along the water and missed it during boarding school in Pennsylvania. He went on to sail at Boston University and continued competing and coaching, eventually leading him to Christchurch.
In the past, students have enjoyed the waterfront. But there is more intentionality now to use the space and be creative in drawing people there.
“Making good use of the waterfront helps keep kids on campus and together during free time,” Deane said. “We want students to make great memories and look back fondly when they graduate.”
$220k IN DONATIONS BOUGHT NEW SAILBOATS, ENABLING THE RETIRED FLEET TO BE PASSED ON TO THE “LEARN TO SAIL” PROGRAM
We are grateful for these donors who supported our sailing program and helped us get a new fleet of 420 sailboats.
Anonymous
Severn Yachting LLC
The Branflick Family
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Broaddus ‘61
Bobby and Barbara Cone ‘61
The Reverend Gale Cooper and Mr. Elliott Cooper
Mr. and Mrs. G. Peyton Craighill ‘79
Ms. Judith Deane
Mr. Rob Deane and Ms. Mor Rivas
Mrs. Craig P. Dozier
Mr. and Mrs. Erich Janzen
Mr. Urban Jonson and Ms. Eileen Serafin
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde V. Kelly III
Mr. Colin Kinnear and Ms. Cynthia Goodchild
Ms. Gail Lintern
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Lipp
Mr. Harvey S. Martin
Mr. Erik Matzky and Mrs. Bethany Hackett
Ms. Wendy S. McGrady
Ms. Wendy Mertz
Ms. Florencia Palmaz
Mr. William C. Powell Jr. ‘97
Sage Dining Services, Inc.
Ms. Michelle S. Schroeter
Stacey and Cutter Smith
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Stone Jr. ‘68
Meade and Nelson Williams ‘61
If you are interested in supporting this program or naming a sailboat, please contact Michelle S. Schroeter, Chief Development Officer, at mschroeter@christchurchschool.org or 804.542.6850.
Photo credit: Larry Levanti
YOUR GIVING TO CHRISTCHURCH MATTERS
Christchurch tuition and fees cover a portion of the true cost of our school’s educational experience. If the true cost were reflected in tuition, it would put our school—and all others like ours—out of reach financially for most people. To bridge this gap and keep our tuition competitive, we rely on your generosity.
Your gifts—designated for specific needs and undesignated for general use—provide critical funding for academics, arts, athletics, financial assistance, faculty and staff professional development, technology, innovation, and more. The Bell Tower Fund is our annual campaign for undesignated giving, and our top fundraising priority each year.
Additionally, your individual participation matters. Participation is a sign of how invested the Christchurch community is in our school’s success and is often a factor for a major gift, a grant, or volunteering one’s time and energy.
Giving to Christchurch happens year-round and through a variety of options:
• The Bell Tower Fund
• Capital Campaigns
• Endowment Giving
• Matching Gifts
• Planned / Legacy Giving
• Restricted Gifts
• Scholarships
We are celebrating the largest fundraising year (July 1, 2023 – June 30, 2024) in the school’s 104-year-old history! In addition, the number of people who participated in giving increased to the highest level ever! Thank you for your generosity and responding to our requests for support. Seahorses are the best! See how your giving adds up.
DAY OF GIVING
Join us February 5, 2025 for our Day of Giving. February 1921 is when conversations began about establishing Christchurch School, so it’s the perfect time to show our continued commitment. Thanks to your support, in 2024 we raised $100,000, which was applied to The Bell Tower Fund. Giving Day 2025 will have interactive class challenges, real-time updates, and more! Please be on the lookout for more details as we get closer.
60% OF STUDENTS RECEIVE FINANCIAL AID
“Adolescents learn and mature while brain development is impacted by positive and negative stimulation. Christchurch provides our children with a safe space to filter extraneous stimulation and the right support for academic learning, independence, and character development. The learning and living environment—along with academic rigor, multiculturalism, and peer-led socialization and leadership—has prepared our children for success in college and beyond.”
— Stephanie Isaacs and Beth De Santis (Parents of Reed ’22 and Graham ’25)
COMMUNITY BEGETS COMMUNITY
The signs were all around them. Even as teenagers they understood.
The Bishop Brown Hall renovations. Girls’ basketball uniforms to replace the boys’ uniforms being worn by the girls’ team. New tennis uniforms.
“As a student, you see the impact of the donations given to the school,” said Jeanne Courtney Laign ’05. Her sister, Kendall Courtney Webre ’01 agreed. “You recognize it takes money to make the school operate.” Now, both are succeeding in their careers, giving back to Christchurch, and planning for their children to be the next generation of Seahorses.
It takes a community to run Christchurch, and a community is also what Christchurch produces. These sisters know. They’ve been on both sides.
Going where most girls weren’t
When Kendall started as a day student in 1997, three girls were in her class, and there were no female boarding students. The Urbanna native wanted a different high school option and wasn’t daunted at being in the minority. She grew up enjoying water sports and activities and felt connected to Christchurch’s location along the river.
Jeanne Courtney Laign ’05
Kendall Courtney Webre ’01
“It felt like home. I felt like I had walked into a full family of brothers,” said Kendall, who grew up with one sister. “I was fortunate to have had some confidence and sense of self going into high school, but the transition was made easier with having such a warm welcome by everyone.”
Jeanne, who followed four years later and found six girls in her class, said she arrived less sure about herself and her place at Christchurch, but was brought in quickly. “My confidence really grew over my time at Christchurch. I developed close friendships that I still have today.”
Both sisters found the classwork interesting and challenging. They both enjoyed athletics – soccer, basketball, tennis, and field hockey. And both have fond memories of the music and art scene on campus, school trips to Italy and the Grand Canyon, and hijinks on Headmaster’s Hill.
A day they anticipated and dreaded was graduation, at which they both “bawled like a baby.”
“I understood how special and unique the experience was at the time. I knew a chapter of my life was closing, and I would never be able to find that in its entirety again,” Kendall said.
Jeanne remembered feeling like it was “a pretty serious ending and hard to say goodbye. You leave there with high standards. It was a magical place and time.”
Leaving but not gone
They may have left the school, but what they learned and experienced went with them.
“Christchurch set the foundation for me and helped me figure out myself during the most formative time in my life,” Jeanne said. “I came into my own, while being supported and challenged. I developed relationships with the faculty. I was able to take all those skills with me to college.”
Jeanne attended Dickinson College in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, after her Christchurch field hockey coach recommended her alma mater to her. There, Jeanne met her husband. Today, Jeanne lives in Richmond, Virginia, is a mother of two, and works as an occupational therapist at a neuro-rehab facility for people with brain injuries. She also started a business, Lucy’s Legacy, through which Jeanne is an end-of-life doula who supports people in their final stages of life. The business is named after the mother of a close friend from Christchurch.
Perhaps a seed for helping people was planted in Jeanne’s heart after two fellow students passed away when she was attending Christchurch. Jeanne said the way the school community rallied around the families of those students and everyone on campus made a lasting impression. “It was a beautiful display of the school’s values and culture during a really hard time.”
For Kendall, her path led to graduating from James Madison University in Harrisonburg, Virginia, and then a career in New York. She’s now in Deltaville, about 20 minutes from campus, back along the water she loves. Kendall is the president and co-owner of Norton Yachts with her husband, and they have two children.
JEANNE
Kendall Webre said the guys at school felt like brothers to her.
“Going to Christchurch prepared me for my careers in financial services, sales, and the marine industry,” she said. “All of those are male-dominated professions, but since I went to a school of mostly guys, I was comfortable and confident in those spaces.”
Moving forward
“We have this tiny window of time in our lives between 14 and 18, and it has the most significant impact on who we are, who we want to be, our core values, and our beliefs,” Kendall said. “To be able to share that with others is priceless, but it also comes at a price. I run a small business, but I can’t imagine what it takes to run a school. But I do know that it takes all of us.”
Kendall has served on the alumni council and has helped with fundraising efforts. She now serves on the foundation board. She feels Christchurch has always been tenacious. That’s something she’s proud of, but she also knows it’ll take more than grit to keep Christchurch well-positioned and apportioned.
The sisters believe in giving back to the school that gave so much to them. Every contribution adds up, but they know the number of people who participate matters, too. Grants and other funding sources often look at participation levels when making awards. To see Christchurch into the future, it’s going to take the whole community.
“I’m proud of Christchurch. I hope it stays as beautiful, small, unique, diverse, and welcoming as it always has been,” Jeanne described.
Kendall said, “The sense of community at Christchurch has been consistent in the 25 years since I was a freshman. Even with the ups and downs of life, the beauty and community of Christchurch remains the same. I would like to see that continue. It’s what makes Christchurch a unique and special experience.”
“Thank you for all your support! From new soccer equipment and ping-pong paddles to a well-maintained waterfront and beautiful landscaping, we have a great campus to enjoy.”
— Herman ‘26
Jeanne Laign said she made lifelong friends at Christchurch.
ALUMNI ALUMNI
AWARD AWARD
When the Christchurch alumni family comes together, we all win. But some are extra winners! The Alumni Class Spirit Award is based on the percentage of class members who support our annual giving. The class with the highest participation percentage wins. In the case of a tie, the class who donates the most money wins.
In addition to this announcement, the winning class will be recognized on social media, with a display banner during Homecoming Weekend, and their class year will be on a plaque.
Top Spirit Award in Each Decade
Goes to the class in each decade who has the highest percentage of participation.
The Spirit Award and other challenges are for friendly, fun competition and to encourage connections and relationships. We can’t wait for next year’s Spirit Awards.
Thank you for your participation!
Giving All Students the in School and Life CHANCE TO SUCCEED
You live in the Philadelphia area. A friend is from Bermuda. That friend tells you about a high school in Virginia. Seems like an odd triangle. But not when it points to the right academic solution for your son. This is how the Thayers – David and Laura – came to know about and enroll their son Seamus ’24 in Christchurch.
“Seamus was a tentative learner, not wildly confident in his academic abilities,” David said. “The LSP (Learning Skills Program) at Christchurch provided the support he needed while allowing him to stay in mainstream education.”
Addressing the need
When investing in Christchurch, you’re supporting a key program that makes Christchurch a “differentiator,” according to the Thayers. Students who learn via nontraditional methods get equal access to Christchurch’s high-quality educational and co-curricular environment.
The Forum on Child and Family Statistics reports there are about 25 million children in the United States from ages 12 to 17. The Learning Disabilities Association of America states about 20 percent of students have learning and attention issues. This means 5 million high school students in the U.S. alone need additional academic support and interventions.
William J. “Billy” Coyle Head of School
Seamus Golden ’24
About 25 percent of the Christchurch student population is enrolled in LSP.
Christchurch serves this population while not moving them to the sidelines. Instead, LSP comes alongside the students where they are, tiering down the support so at graduation they leave with the learning and life skills necessary for their next chapter.
Seamus is experiencing that next chapter now at Elon University in Elon, North Carolina.
“We really can’t say enough positive things about Charlotte Charlton ’02 (a Christchurch Learning Specialist) and LSP,” Laura said. “She really understood him, reassured us, and became a surrogate mother. He got help with his organizational skills and learned how to advocate for himself and get extra help when needed, like when he struggled with math in his senior year. In college, we expect he will continue those skills and make sure he’s visible to his teachers.”
David agreed. “At Christchurch, Seamus had to really work academically. You earn your grades. At his previous school, we started to see too much coddling and some social promotion. We didn’t want that for him. And he didn’t either.”
In fact, it was Seamus who suggested boarding school.
Finding his right place
90% OF GRADUATES ATTEND ONE OF THEIR TOP THREE COLLEGE CHOICES.
Seamus’ early high school experience was affected by the pandemic, and remote learning was challenging. He needed a change and asked his parents to consider sending him to boarding school. He would be the first among his family members to do so.
The Thayers’ family friend knew about Christchurch because of the sailing community in Bermuda. They mentioned the school to the education counselor they were working with. Christchurch emerged as an option to consider, so the family made the five-hour drive for a tour. Christchurch was the first place they visited and, as it turned out, the last. Seamus was immediately convinced, and his parents weren’t too far behind him.
Aside from LSP, the location along the river, the welcoming and down-to-earth vibe, and a grounding in faith and values endeared the whole family.
Seamus enrolled in 10th grade as a 16-year-old and graduated with the Class of ’24.
Not only did Seamus get his footing in the classroom, but he also found his place on the Christchurch basketball and lacrosse teams. The city kid embraced the country and river life. He enjoyed going off campus with local friends to visit their families, and then returned the favor by inviting friends home with him.
“We didn’t think about it at first, but being at Christchurch also gave Seamus opportunities to gain independence and learn important skills like traveling by train and driving long distances,” Laura said. And when he encountered some trouble at school, he learned how to navigate that process and be accountable. “It was handled so well,” Laura said, “and was a good learning experience for him.”
At graduation, Seamus and his parents celebrated all he had gained in his three years at Christchurch. After the traditional ringing of the bell, David and Laura said that Seamus – not one for big emotional displays – burst into tears with his friends. And then they were all crying.
Supporting more Seahorses
“The experience we had at Christchurch as a family was so phenomenal, we want others to have it, too,” David said. The Thayers have supported the school through volunteering and giving including to the capital campaign and an endowed scholarship. “As a donor to other causes, we were impressed that Christchurch takes our support seriously, follows through, and keeps us informed.”
The Thayers also have become like their friend from Bermuda. They tell people about Christchurch and hope that more students from the northeast find their way to the Rappahannock River. They believe that continuing to invest in the school will go a long way in ensuring it stays attractive to faculty and students.
“We were impressed with the restoration of the chapel. Not only because we are a family of faith and can appreciate good architecture, but also because we saw that the school and its supporters are committed to its future,” David said.
Laura agreed. “There is something very special here. In the Philadelphia area, we are surrounded by independent schools and learning support. Seamus could have gone to any of those schools as a day student,” Laura said. “The fact that we ended up at Christchurch really says something.”
LSP – Teaching Skills that Last a Lifetime
Christchurch’s Learning Skills Program supports the success of nontraditional learners – those with learning differences and those with diagnosed learning disabilities – and allows them to thrive in a hands-on learning environment focused on skill acquisition. The hallmark of the program is that it does not see the diagnosis or difference as a deficit, but rather as a representation of the variability of learners with great potential. While providing support for academic success, LSP also emphasizes relationships, study and organizational skills, and the independence that each student will need to succeed in college and beyond.
Laura and David Thayer with Seamus
“My child disliked school for eight years. When she got to CCS, I hoped she would realize students don’t all fit into the same box. And it happened! She is excited about everything and has her self-confidence back!”
— Amanda Gravatt ’93, Associate Director of Community Life and Culture, (Parent of Lyla ’28)
A 47-Year Journey BACK TO CHRISTCHURCH
When Randall “Reed” Williams graduated from Christchurch in 1973, he went to college, lived life, and lost connection with the school and his classmates. He always thought he would reconnect someday, but didn’t expect that would happen on a California interstate about 47 years later.
This is Reed’s story, in his words.
Describe how you came to be a student at Christchurch.
It started with my sister, Ann, getting mono. She needed summer school. We were Episcopalians, and my brother went to Virginia Episcopal School in Lynchburg. We lived in Hot Springs, Virginia. My parents were sending Ann to St. Margaret’s School in Tappahannock. Mom asked if I wanted to do summer school, too, since I would be home alone. I was 15. I said, yes, and off I went to Christchurch. My mom had a theory—not sure why—that each child should have their own school experience to develop their own individuality.
How were your early days at Christchurch?
Mom dropped me off, and that was it. I immediately met some guys and was off and running. After summer school, we decided I would stay. I had turned 16 in July and would be starting my junior year.
Randall “Reed” Williams ’73
John “Ted” Getsinger ’74
Reed and Ted in March 2024 at a Christchurch School alumni gathering in Charleston, South Carolina.
What are some of your school memories?
I remember being in a pie-eating contest. They were freshly baked and so scalding hot you couldn’t eat them. We did a lot of sailing. I drove the school’s bus on occasion. I remember it being really hot. I was from the mountains, so the heat took some getting used to.
How did you stay connected with Christchurch?
I didn’t, but I always thought I would. I became an engineer and earned an MBA. I own and operate an engineering company and travel the country visiting operating sites. You go to school, get married, have kids, move around, and work. Everyone gets busy. But then one day, I got a call from a classmate, Ted Getsinger.
It was during the pandemic. I was driving a rental pick-up truck south on Interstate 5 in the desert of California, heading to Sacramento for work. My phone rings, and it’s Ted. My sister had stayed in touch with friends from St. Margaret’s. She had known Ted, too, and they had recently talked. She gave him my number.
We had a nice long talk. He’s a fabulous guy. The sound of his voice was the same. He had the same sense of humor. It took me right back in time. Since then, we’ve stayed in touch and reconnected with more classmates. We had a reunion of sorts in 2024 in Charleston. This led me to reconnect with Christchurch and the current leadership team.
What
impact did Christchurch have on you?
It was very unusual in my hometown for parents to send their children away to school. When I was home, I wasn’t the same person and neither were my friends. Being at a prep school is an accelerated life experience. It gets you a little further down the road academically and socially. My son, Ryan, went to the Culver Military Academy in Indiana. I saw it
happening to him. I could relate to his time there through my experience at Christchurch.
I found Christchurch to be enjoyable. College wasn’t a tenth of the experience I had at Christchurch.
What is your hope for the future of Christchurch?
Christchurch is offering something that parents are looking for even more now. Public education is experiencing a change. Parents want an option that will provide a strong education in an environment with peers who are looking for the same thing. Peer groups are very important in the high school years. Kids’ brains are at their stickiest.
To get kids through these years and deliver them on the other end as adults is what Christchurch does. It has the answer for parents and the track record to prove it can do it.
What can others learn from your story?
Don’t wait. I’m excited to be back in touch with Christchurch. Unlike my father’s generation who would designate giving through their wills, I don’t think that’s enjoyable. If I want to be a part of something, I don’t want to wait until I’m dead. I want to give now and watch it work and make an impact. This gives me the chance to still experience life at Christchurch. When we were there, people contributed for us, and we never knew them. We can be that. The mission of Christchurch is noble and brave, and we can actively be a part of that.
Reed’s 1973 yearbook photo
OUR GENEROUS SUPPORTERS—THANK YOU!
Christchurch School Leadership
Mr. William J. Coyle, Head of School
Mr. William J. Burlee IV, Director of Admission
Board of Governors
Mrs. Lynne Tatum Little - Chair - Charlotte, NC
Mr. R. Shawn Handley ‘92 - Vice ChairRichmond, VA
Mr. Henry Broaddus, President of Church Schools in the Diocese of Virginia
Mrs. Cherbury Hunt Chesser ‘94Stuttgart, Germany
Dr. William E. Easterling III ‘72State College, PA
Mrs. Lisa Gordon - Reston, VA
Foundation Board
Mr. R. Eley Duke III ‘91 - President - Suffolk, VA
Mr. Albert D. Bugg III ‘96 - Vice PresidentIrvington, VA
Mr. Donny Pyles, Senior Director of Curriculum and Program
Ms. Catherine McDonald - Houston, TX
The Rev. Christopher Miller - Alexandria, VA
Mr. Louis H. S. Pakula ‘80 - Lutherville, MD
Ms. Bethany Poole ‘96 - New York, NY
Mr. William C. Powell Jr. ‘97 - Whitsett, NC
Ms. Kay Scott - Richmond, VA
Mrs. Cathy Sterling - McLean, VA
Mr. John W. Stone Jr. ‘68 - Kernersville, NC
Mr. Mark Sullivan ‘88 - Washington, DC
Mr. John J. Alachnowicz - Alexandria, VA
Mr. Martin Huff ‘08 - Denver, CO
Mr. Peter J. A. Rourk ‘87 - Chapel Hill, NC
The Alumni Leadership Committee
Mr. Malcolm T. Cobb ‘03 - Richmond, VA
Mr. Brendan L. Cole ‘13 - Charlotte, NC
Dr. Robert T. C. Cone ‘61 - Richmond, VA
Mr. Fielding H. Crawford ‘99 - Richmond, VA
Mr. Kai P. Evans ‘00 - Henrico, VA
Mr. Garry F. Fitchett ‘74 - Williamsburg, VA
Mr. W. Tucker Fitzhugh ‘15 - Henrico, VA
Mr. Walker G. Fletcher ‘98Grosse Pointe Farms, MI
Mr. William H. Galleher ‘10 - Glen Allen, VA
Mr. Charlie M. Guggenheimer ‘65Lynchburg, VA
Mr. Davis A. Horbal ‘13 - Virginia Beach, VA
Mr. Ing N. Kiland III ‘92 - Christchurch, VA
Ms. Michelle S. Schroeter, Chief Development Officer
Mr. Christopher B. Werner, Chief Financial Officer
Mr. Carlyle M. Taylor ‘71 - Cumming, GA
Mr. Lawrence L. Webb ‘93 - Springfield, VA
Mrs. Lois Willcox - Great Falls, VA
Mr. E. Carlton Wilton Jr. ‘70 - Richmond, VA
Mr. Paul Sciacchitano - Weems, VA
Mr. Chandler Van Voorhis - The Plains, VA
Mrs. Kendall Courtney Webre ‘01 - Deltaville, VA
Mr. H. Murrell McLeod ‘58 - Greenville, NC
Mr. Jackson P. G. Neal ‘07 - White Stone, VA
Ms. Katie F. Nolan ‘04 - Henrico, VA
Mr. Andrew T. Ransone ‘07 - Weems, VA
Mrs. Kendall Courtney Webre ‘01 - Deltaville, VA
Mr. Franklin A. West ‘11 - Christiansburg, VA
Mr. C. Nelson Williams ‘61 - Richmond, VA
Lifetime Giving Societies
These Giving Societies recognize benefactors whose gifts to Christchurch School equal $100,000 or more over their history of giving.
THE 1921 SOCIETY – $750,000+
Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Armstrong
Bryant Foundation
Church Schools in the Diocese of Virginia
Cole Charitable Trust
Matt and Sharon Cole Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Gray Ferguson
Jessie Ball duPont Fund
BISHOP WILLIAM CABELL BROWN SOCIETY – $250,000 - $749,000
Anonymous
Mrs. Janis Buchanan
Matt and Sharon Cole Jr.
Ms. Thelma J. Collins
Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Craine ‘70
David Thayer Charitable Fund
Edward M. Smith Trust
Elis Olsson Memorial Foundation
Estate of Millicent C. Faye
The Estes Foundation
Ms. Martha E. Grover
Mr. and Mrs. Nevan D. Little
THE BELL TOWER SOCIETY – $100,000 - $249,000
Mr. and Mrs. Herb L. Aman III
Mr. and Mrs. Brian R. Bell ‘96
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Broaddus ‘61
Mr. William F. Butler ‘68
Ms. Frances A. Byers
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Byers
Dr. and Mrs. David H. Charlton
Clay Foundation, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith N. Cole
Mrs. Craig P. Dozier
Dugald W. Hudson Charitable Trust
Nancy and Larry Mansfield
The Edward E. Ford Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Fox ‘58
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick K. Gilliam Jr. ‘67
Mr. and Mrs. Marsden D. Haigh ‘70
Mr. and Mrs. G. Scott Hetzer Sr.
Mr. Gugy A. Irving Jr. ‘67
Mr. and Mrs. Erich Janzen
The Kathe and Scott Hetzer Charitable Fund of the Ayco Charitable Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. G. Scott Hetzer Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Lawler
Mrs. Laura B. Logan
The Marion and Leland James Fund
The Mary Morton Parsons Foundation McGue Millhiser Family Trust
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. McMillan ‘61
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis N. Miller Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Andrew Nea Jr. ‘59
Christchurch School Giving
Mrs. Wilma H. Jordan
Mr. and Mrs. Linwood A. Lacy Jr. ‘63
Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation, Inc.
Buddy Wilton ‘70 and Shay Dolll *
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Long Jr. ‘73
Mary Byrd Wyman Memorial Foundation
McGuires School Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. Roper III
The William H. - John G. - Emma Scott Foundation
The Overton and Katharine Dennis Fund
The Parker Foundation
Mr. William C. Powell Jr. ‘97
Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Scott
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred P. Scott ‘62
Mr. and Mrs. J. Boyd Spencer ‘66
Mr. and Mrs. Mark O. Sullivan ‘88
Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle M. Taylor ‘71
Mr. Steven A. Uiterwyk ‘82
Washington Forrest Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. Michael T. Webb
The Wiley and Janis Buchanan Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Darren Willcox
Mr. Randall Reed Williams ‘73
Christchurch School recognizes those who have generously contributed financial gifts to endowment, program development, scholarships, restricted gifts, and our annual Bell Tower Fund. Our school thrives because of your kindness and generosity.
1921 CIRCLE – $50,000+
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Armstrong *
Mr. and Mrs. Brian R. Bell ‘96 * Church Schools in the Diocese of Virginia *
Mr. and Mrs. Erich Janzen
BISHOP’S CIRCLE – $20,000 - $49,999
Ms. Frances A. Byers
Mrs. Janet N. Cole
Mr. and Mrs. Keith N. Cole
HEAD OF SCHOOL CIRCLE – $7,500 - $19,999
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Branflick
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Broaddus ‘61 *
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Byers *
Mr. Boyd G. Combs ‘73 *
Dr. and Mrs. Robert T. C. Cone ‘61 *
Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Craine ‘70
Dugald W. Hudson Charitable Trust
Nancy and Larry Mansfield *
Dr. and Mrs. William E. Easterling III ‘72 *
Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation, Inc. *
Mr. and Mrs. Nevan D. Little * McGuires School Foundation *
Mr. William C. Powell Jr. ‘97 *
Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle M. Taylor ‘71
Mrs. Craig P. Dozier
The Kathe and Scott Hetzer Charitable Fund of the Ayco Charitable Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. G. Scott Hetzer Sr. *
The Eder Family Foundation, Inc.
Stacey and Cutter Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Falls III ‘89
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Galateria
Mr. and Mrs. Marsden D. Haigh ‘70 *
Jessie Ball duPont Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde V. Kelly III
Mr. and Mrs. Linwood A. Lacy Jr. ‘63 *
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Lipp
* 10+ years of consecutive giving U deceased donor Our Impact
Mr. Randall Reed Williams ‘73
Mr. and Mrs. E. Carlton Wilton Sr. U Buddy Wilton ‘70 and Shay Doll *
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred P. Scott ‘62
Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Scott
Mr. Harvey S. Martin
Middlesex Moose Lodge #2401
McGue Millhiser Family Trust
Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. S. Pakula ‘80
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Stone Jr. ‘68 *
Mr. and Mrs. Mark O. Sullivan ‘88 *
Dr. and Mrs. Michael T. Webb *
Mr. and Mrs. Darren Willcox
Mr. and Mrs. C. Nelson Williams IV ‘61 *
Anonymous (2)
Mr. and Mrs. Boyce W. Adams ‘99
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Alachnowicz *
Dr. R. Michael Bagby ‘72
Mr. John Page Ball ‘72
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis H. Ball ‘95
Mr. Henry Broaddus
Mr. and Mrs. G. Tyler Brooks III ‘70 *
Mr. and Mrs. A. Sears Bugg ‘72 *
Mr. Jeffrey Burnette ‘94 and Ms. Suzi Frank
Mr. William F. Butler ‘68 *
The Reverend Susan Chandler and Mr. Alfred Chandler
Chesapeake Bank *
The Cole Charitable Trust
Matt and Sharon Cole Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Caswell Cooke II ‘54 *
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Coyle
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Davis III ‘70
Mr. and Mrs. V. Davis Dawson Jr. ‘71
Mr. and Mrs. R. Eley Duke III ‘91
The Estes Foundation
Ms. Martha E. Grover
Eugene Duffer Trust
Mr. and Mrs. Graham H. Neal Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jackson P. G. Neal ‘11
Anonymous (2)
Mr. Jeffrey S. Albertson ‘70
Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Andreae III *
Ms. Leslie Ariail
Mr. Edward J. Bass ‘73
Larry and Ellen Parks Bell Family Fund *
Mr. and Mrs. Tyler S. Bickerstaff ‘95
Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Boyd III ‘71
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Brantley ‘69
Dr. and Dr. Hugh M. Bryan III *
Mr. Andrew J. Bush ‘99
Mr. LeRoy M. Carlton Jr. ‘50 *
Mr. Linwood Carneal and Ms. Marsha Paulson
Dr. and Mrs. David H. Charlton *
Mrs. Cherbury Hunt Chesser ‘94 and Capt. Timothy Chesser *
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen K. Cooke ‘80
Mr. and Mrs. F. Willson Craigie ‘65
Mr. and Mrs. David Fierst
Dr. and Mr. C. Marshall Flagg Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gordon
Mr. and Mrs. R. Shawn Handley ‘92
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Hargett ‘93 *
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Hubbard Jr. ‘65 *
Mrs. Wilma H. Jordan
Mr. Ingolf N. Kiland Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Lawler *
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis P. Lawson ‘65 *
Mr. Yang Li and Ms. Li Li
McCaul Martin, PC
Mr. R. Craig Evans ‘71
Mr. and Mrs. J. Bruce McDonald
Mr. and Mrs. Terry E. McIlwain ‘73
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller
Mr. and Mrs. G. Andrew Nea Jr. ‘59 *
Norton Yacht Sales, Inc.
Kendall H. Webre ‘01 and Anton Webre *
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Nunnally
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Packett ‘68
Ms. Bethany Poole ‘96 and Mr. Kamran Ansari
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Powell ‘59 *
Ransone Nursery and Maintenance
Mr. Thomas Gregory Skinner IV ‘74
Mr. and Mrs. J. Boyd Spencer ‘66 *
Mr. Jon T. Grand ‘64
Mr. T. Compton Groff ‘68
Mr. and Mrs. E. Peyton Harvey II ‘68 *
Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Henson ‘69
Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Homer *
The Justus M. Huff Community Fund
Mrs. Page G. Hunt
Mr. Alfred G. Jones ‘71 *
Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Kelly
Mr. G. Strevenson Kemp III ‘66
Mr. Colin Kinnear and Ms. Cynthia Goodchild
Ms. Gail Lintern
Mr. Melvin A. Lipsitz
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. May ‘71
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Mayer ‘91
Mr. and Mrs. David R. McLaughlin ‘67
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis N. Miller Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Tyre H. Moore ‘72
Mr. Patrick L. St. Clair ‘81 *
Mr. and Mrs. Scott E. Sterling *
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton A. Sydnor ‘96
Mr. and Mrs. George M. Temple ‘60 *
Mr. and Mrs. David Thayer
Colonel and Mrs. Mark P. Vakos ‘82
Walsh Electric, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan L. Wolaver ‘73 *
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Yoder
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Paul III ‘80
Ms. Gail Pease
Mr. and Mrs. Gary W. Pilchard ‘82
Revere Family Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Richard Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Kinsey Roper III *
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Rowe
Mr. and Mrs. Will Simonds Jr.
Mr. John H. Smart II ‘65 *
Soucek and Eberline, PC
Tidewater Foundation, Inc. *
Mr. John L. Trimmer ‘45 *
Mr. Dan Turton U and Mrs. Bree Turton
Mr. Thomas H. Turton
Mr. Ed Villanueva
Mr. R. Spencer Waddell III ‘96
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel K. Wallace ‘57 *
Washington Forrest Foundation
Mr. Xinlong Zhao and Mrs. Lou Zhao RAPPAHANNOCK CIRCLE – $1,000 - $2,499
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew D. Crichton
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew D. Crichton Jr. ‘90
Dr. Kim M. Czubaruk *
Ms. Judith Deane
The Diocese of Virginia
Mr. Thomas M. Faulds ‘87
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Fitchett
Mr. and Mrs. M. Huntley Galleher *
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart H. Goodwin ‘71
MRC Full Circle Foundation
Michael and Karen Crane *
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis H. Mundin IV ‘83
NWP Energy
Oakenwold Fund
The Family of Harry Frazier III
Ms. Florencia Palmaz
The Parker Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew C. Parker ‘05 *
Steven and Linda Parker ‘69 *
1,320 TOTAL GIFTS
Anonymous (5)
Mr. Andrew C. Akre ‘99
Mr. and Mrs. James K. Alexander ‘57
Mr. Aaron M. Alter *
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas K. Anderson *
Arts in the Middle, Inc.
Mr. S. Eyre Baldwin ‘80
Mr. and Mrs. Bulent Barasik
Mrs. Dimitry Cook Beauchamp ‘95 and Mr. Travis Beauchamp ‘95 *
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Beringer
Kathy and Norbert Bliley
Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Broadway Jr. *
Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Cather Jr. ‘53
Mr. and Mrs. John M. B. Cheshire ‘99
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Cheshire V * Christ Church Parish
Dr. and Mrs. Terry R. Clason
Mr. James O. Cobb
Cochran Family Foundation
Stuart and Emily Cochran ‘71 *
Mr. and Mrs. Daron Cochran
Matt and Sharon Cole Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Key D. Compton ‘70
Mrs. Ann H. Cooper
Mr. M. Colin Cottingham Jr. ‘68 Davenport & Company, LLC
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Davis
Mr. and Mrs. F. Davis Drumheller Jr. ‘60 *
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew P. Fleet ‘92
Dr. and Mrs. Edward D. Gardner Jr. *
Mr. Emmanuel Georgewill
and Ms. Amiediki Emmanuel-Georgewill
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Gibb ‘73
Mr. and Mrs. Willis M. Gregory ‘62
Mr. and Mrs. John Hankins
Mr. Kenneth Hardy and Ms. Rachel Peterkin
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Harper
Mr. and Mrs. James Hatton
Dr. and Mrs. Michael Heath
Mrs. Katherine Higgins
Mr. Gugy A. Irving Jr. ‘67
Jane Shaw Brill Trust
Mr. W. Henry Jones ‘08
Mr. William H. Jones Jr. *
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Kelley ‘93
Mr. Jason Konvicka
Ms. Karen D. Konvicka
Ms. Jane Lukes
Mac Enterprises, Inc.
Mr. Brad Parks and Ms. Melissa Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. Carson H. B. Matthews ‘92
Mr. Erik Matzky and Mrs. Bethany Hackett
Mrs. Hannah Lidicker McCluskey ‘09 and Mr. Jack McCluskey
Mrs. Antoinette McMillan
Mr. and Mrs. Zachary W. Means ‘97
Mr. James K. Meharg Jr. *
Mr. Joseph W. Miller III ‘80
Mr. Warren C. Redfern ‘63
Mr. and Mrs. David W. Reynolds ‘61 *
Mr. and Mrs. C. Meade Rhoads Jr. ‘84
Mr. Jack B. Richmond ‘68
Mr. Frank Robert Jr.
Mrs. Jacqueline V. Rorrer
Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. A. Rourk ‘87
Sage Dining Services, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan Samet ‘63
Ms. Michelle S. Schroeter
Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Sciacchitano
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Sheffield
Anne Martin Simonds and Will Simonds Family Fund
Mrs. Patricia R. St. Clair *
Mr. and Mrs. C. Adam Stifel ‘98
Dr. and Mrs. David E. Stifler ‘67
George C. Stuckey Fund *
Mrs. Candace Taylor
Dr. and Mrs. Patrick D. Thrasher ‘65
Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Tylander ‘63 *
Mr. Steven A. Uiterwyk ‘82
Mr. Robert Harry Vakos ‘68
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Washburn ‘61 *
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Webb
Mr. and Mrs. Ten E. T. Wellford ‘71
Mr. Christopher B. Werner
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest A. Whitehouse ‘71 *
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew T. Williams ‘61 *
Duke Automotive Corp.
Mr. Anthony Woods SEAHORSE CLUB – $500 - $999
Ms. Jane M. Dunaway
Mrs. Marcie Soucek Eberline ‘00 and Mr. David Eberline ‘02
Mr. J. Thompson Eberline III ‘98
Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. Erickson
Mr. Thomas B. Evans Jr. *
Mr. and Mrs. Sam E. Farnum ‘98
Mr. and Mrs. Travis C. Faudree ‘01
ORANGE AND BLUE CLUB – $100 - $499
Anonymous (11)
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery Aaron
Mr. Jonathan R. Adams ‘11
Ms. Jane Allen
Mr. and Mrs. Richie Allen
Mr. and Mrs. R. Blaine Altaffer *
Mr. David S. Alter II ‘69
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Anderegg
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Anderson ‘63 *
Mr. and Mrs. Will Angus
Mr. Clark A. Armstrong ‘95
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Ashbury ‘57 *
Mr. Roland C. Baer III ‘87
Mr. and Mrs. Giles P. C. Baker ‘73
Mr. and Mrs. John Baker
Mr. Charles K. Barlowe ‘79 *
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin M. Bell
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew C. Bell ‘93 *
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander M. Moore ‘62
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Nelson Jr. ‘62
Mr. Marshall W. Nichols ‘64
Dr. and Mrs. John C. Paschold
Mr. C. Cotesworth Pinckney
Rappahannock Tractor Co.
Mrs. Blair Reid Rasmussen ‘96 and Mr. Daniel Rasmussen
Mrs. Sue Bennett *
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Blake
Mrs. Jessica and Crystal Booker
Mr. and Mrs. Craig A. Booth
Mr. and Mrs. C. Michael Bouis ‘74 *
Dr. and Mrs. Richard B. Bowles Jr. ‘62
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Branson
Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Bray
Mr. Charles W. Broadfoot III ‘67
Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Brooks ‘71 *
Mr. Norman K. Browning ‘69 *
Ms. Jill Bryant
Mr. and Mrs. A. Davis Bugg Jr. ‘67
Dr. and Mrs. Ponce D. Bullard
Lt. Ned P. E. Burgwyn III ‘04
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Burke
Mr. William J. Burlee IV
Mr. Parker T. Byrd ‘13
155
PEOPLE HAVE GIVEN 10+ YEARS
Mr. Jose Cabedo Barber and Mrs. Amparo Llorens Salvador
Mr. Richard M. Card
Mrs. Bailey Hardin ‘02 and Mr. Kevin Carson
Mr. T. Scott Carter ‘78
Mr. Christopher P. Caschera
Mr. Stafford H. Cassell III ‘04
Ms. Meghan Cavanaugh
Mr. Wesley Charlton ‘01 and Mrs. Charlotte Cornwell Charlton ‘02
Chesapeake Chorale
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Claussen
Mr. Malcolm T. Cobb ‘03
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Cochran
Dr. Leslie R. Coker
Mrs. Claudia Cola
Dr. Robert Cone and Dr. Angelyn Givens
The Reverend Gale Cooper and Mr. Elliott Cooper
Jamie Cornette
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Cornwell
Ms. Alana V. Courtney
Mrs. Jane Coyle
VADM and Mrs. John W. Craine Jr. ‘64 *
Mr. Fielding H. Crawford ‘99
Mr. and Mrs. Brad K. Cripps
Mr. Christopher M. Cromartie
Mr. Dan B. Crouch ‘08
Mr. Floyd Crouch
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Davis Jr. ‘61
Mr. Christopher H. Day ‘69
Mr. Rob Deane and Ms. Mor Rivas
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Dehm *
Dr. George DeVries and Dr. Helen DeVries
Dugald W. Hudson Charitable Trust
Mr. and Mrs. L. Ellis Mansfield IV ‘04
Mr. Severn P. C. Duvall Jr. ‘73
Mrs. Rebecca Marshall Edwards ‘79
and Mr. James R. Edwards
Mr. Joseph A. Eggler ‘50 *
Ms. Elizabeth Elden
Mr. and Mrs. John D. England
Mr. Stephen L. Enoch ‘71 *
Mr. Carl Erickson ‘21
Mrs. Martha M. Etherington
Mr. and Mrs. Kai P. Evans ‘00
Mr. and Mrs. Eric M. Faudree
Mr. and Mrs. Jay W. Faulconer
Mr. and Mrs. Justin H. Faunce ‘95
Mr. William H. Ferguson II ‘67
Mr. and Mrs. Leavenworth M. Ferrell II Fest Productions
Mr. Glendon J. Fetterolf ‘92 *
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin G. Fetterolf *
Mr. and Mrs. Garry F. Fitchett ‘74
Mr. and Mrs. John H. G. Fitzhugh
Mr. John I. Fleet III ‘90
Mr. and Mrs. Walker G. Fletcher ‘98
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Flory Jr. ‘65 *
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Floyd ‘85 *
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Forrest
Mr. Robert J. Forthofer Jr. ‘61 *
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip B. Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne B. Galleher ‘89
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Galleher ‘10 * Garden Club of Middle Peninsula
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Garrett Jr. ‘70 *
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Gaskins
Mr. and Mrs. J. Theodore Getsinger ‘73
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Gibson ‘54
Mr. and Mrs. William V. Giles Jr. ‘57 *
Ms. Shelley R. Gill ‘92
Ms. Rupan K. Gill
Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Goddin Jr.
Mr. Francisco Jose Tazon Gonzalez
and Ms. Cristina Ruiz Caballero
Pete and Kelly Goodrich *
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Grainger
Ms. Letitia J. Grishaw *
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver D. Gross ‘90
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie M. Guggenheimer ‘65 *
Mr. and Mrs. Chris E. Gutschenritter
Mr. Lee P. Gutschenritter ‘01
Mr. Stephen Hall and Ms. Urath Gibson
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis O. Hall ‘72
Ms. Jane U. Hamilton
Mr. and Mrs. Rich W. Harding Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Rives S. Hardy *
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew T. Hardy
Ms. Molly Harper
Ms. M. Ragan Hart ‘08
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hatcher Jr.
Mr. Scott H. Heyman ‘08
Ms. Rosabeth Kissman
Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Hinton
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C. Hirt ‘93
Mrs. Rebecca L. Hogge *
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Hopkins ‘69 *
Mrs. Courtney Faudree Hurd ‘05 *
Ms. Stephanie Isaacs
and Ms. Elizabeth De Santis
James River Equipment
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Jessie *
Mr. Eric W. Jones
Mr. Urban Jonson and Ms. Eileen Serafin
Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Keck Sr. ‘71
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh C. Kelley ‘91
Mr. Carl R. Kelly Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Kinnard
Mr. and Mrs. Bryant M. Kirkland ‘74
Mr. David M. Kirkpatrick ‘59
Mr. and Mrs. James S. Kitterman Jr. ‘61 *
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Koerner
Mr. R. Carter Kolbe ‘74
Ms. Susan Krall
Kubale Family Foundation
Ms. Anne K. Walker
Mr. and Mrs. Dana LaFevre
Mr. Averette M. Lamm Sr. *
Mr. Arthur G. Lang IV ‘03
Mr. Richard E. Lankford Jr. ‘67 *
Mr. Christopher D. Larsen
Mr. and Mrs. Benn H. Legum ‘70
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell B. Leimbach Jr.
Mr. Richard K. LeRoy
Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Lewis Sr.
Mr. Dabney N. Lewis ‘64
Mr. Wen Li and Ms. Fiona Chao
Mr. Robert W. Lippincott ‘10
Mr. and Mrs. Thomson Lipscomb ‘61 *
Dr. and Mrs. Christopher B. Little
Mr. Carter L. Little ‘14 *
Mr. Justin D. Madrid ‘05
Mr. and Mrs. J. Perry Major ‘86
Mr. and Mrs. Christian M. Marek ‘73
Mr. David E. Marshall ‘76
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Mason III ‘69 *
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Mayhew
Mr. Charles F. McCallum Jr. ‘64 *
Mrs. Anne Nolan McCamy ‘00 and Mr. Robert McCamy *
Mr. and Mrs. Jamie G. McCarthy II ‘88
Ms. Lea McCormick
Mr. and Mrs. Michael McCormick
Mr. and Mrs. William H. McCracken ‘80
Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. McCue II ‘73
Mr. and Mrs. Chuck B. McCullagh Jr. *
Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. McGowan ‘61
Ms. Wendy S. McGrady
Mr. and Mrs. H. Murrell McLeod ‘58 *
Mr. and Mrs. Weymouth L. McLeod ‘89
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. McMillan ‘61 *
Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Mehring III ‘64
Ms. Wendy Mertz
The Reverend Christopher H. Miller and The Reverend Sarah Miller
Mrs. Carolyn K. Miller *
Craig Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Josh Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Miller ‘70 *
Mr. Albert J. Missirlian ‘91
Mr. James B. Mitchell ‘08
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne S. Mitchell ‘78
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander G. Monroe ‘60
The Reverend and Mrs. George L. Morris ‘82
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Moss
Mr. and Mrs. Matt T. Moss
Ms. Stacy Moss
Mr. Daniel T. Mulligan ‘83
Mr. Patrick L. Murphy ‘14
Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon H. Newlin II ‘96
Mr. Huy Nguyen and Mrs. Diem Pham
Ms. Katie F. Nolan ‘04 *
Ms. Nancy M. Nolan *
Mr. Dylan S. Norwood ‘13
Mr. and Mrs. Marc C. Nyitrai
Mr. T. Huntington O’Malley ‘17
OneHope
Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. O’Shaughnessy ‘06
Mr. Donny Pyles and Ms. Kim Olsen *
Mr. Giovanni Ordonez and Ms. Heidi Helton
Mr. Francisco Javier Ortega and Ms. Maria Eugenia Gutierrez
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Owings III ‘58 *
Mrs. Tasha Parrish
Mr. Mark L. Parsons *
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Paton
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pausic
Ms. Ashley Payne
Mr. William S. Peebles IV
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Penick IV
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Peple IV ‘98
Mr. Hunter Petrosky
Mr. Brett Pierce
Ms. April Pinkard
Mr. Robbie Pitts
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Pitts ‘91
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall B. Powell ‘94
Mr. and Mrs. Tim A. Powell ‘85
Mr. Tamas P. Pucher ‘88 *
Mr. and Mrs. Scott S. Rainey
Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Ramsey III
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew T. Ransone ‘07
Ms. Laura C. Ransone ‘09
Mrs. Barbara Recupido Hollingsworth
CLUB – $1 - $99
Anonymous (5)
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Adkins
Mr. John Archer
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Bennett Jr. ‘57
Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Bennett III ‘03 *
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Blankstein
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Boone ‘65
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Rice ‘92
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Riley
River Birch Enterprises, Inc.
River Birch Florist
River Birch Gifts
Mr. James D. Robb
Ms. Ann F. Roebuck
Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Saunders Jr. ‘69
Mr. and Mrs. C. Jeffers Schmidt III ‘96
Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. V. Schmidt ‘72 *
CDR and Mrs. Wesley H. Schmidt Jr.
Mr. Ward R. Scull III ‘61*
Mr. and Mrs. Ephriam M. Seabrook III
Mr. and Mrs. G. Michael Sears
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Sherrod Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Gregg Shivers *
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin C. Slider IV
Mr. and Mrs. Barry W. Smith
Harrison A. Smith Charitable Account
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smith
Mr. Nicholas C. Smith
Dr. and Mrs. Paul Sparks
Capt. and Mrs. Jesse J. Stewart Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Stitt ‘92
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Stock ‘58
Ms. Elise M. Stratton
Mrs. Nancy P. Strosnider *
Mr. Stark A. Sutton III
Mr. John S. Taylor ‘74
Mrs. Alison L. Teer
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Terhune
Ms. Priscilla Thompson
Ms. Jennifer L. Tietjen
Ms. Libby Boyer
Mr. John P. Briscoe ‘70
Mr. James Bristow *
Mrs. Terry B. Brooks
Ms. Mollie Brumfield
Mr. H. Meade Cadot Jr. ‘61
Mr. Michael Card
Ms. Rebecca G. Townsend
Mr. and Mrs. Adam B. Trunkey
Mr. Andrew J. Updyke ‘22
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Updyke
Mr. Thomas R. Updyke ‘24
Mr. and Mrs. Chandler Van Voorhis
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce VanVelzor
Mrs. Patrice T. Wake
Mr. Deion P. Walker ‘08
Mr. and Mrs. W. Bradley Walker ‘06
Mr. Jordan O. Wallace ‘13
Mrs. Sherron Ware
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick V. Watkins Jr. ‘53
Mr. Lawrence L. Webb ‘93
Mr. and Mrs. Vance A. Webb ‘60
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Wells ‘73
Mr. J. Mosby West III ‘73
Mr. and Mrs. John E. West
Mr. Philip H. West ‘73
Mr. and Mrs. Pete H. Westbay ‘79
Mr. and Mrs. Christian T. Weston III ‘70
Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Wilkin
Mr. and Mrs. Colin Wilkinson
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony E. Williams ‘57
Mr. William T. Williams ‘48 *
Mr. James N. Williamson Jr. ‘60
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Wilson ‘70
Mr. Ned Wolfe and Ms. Kathleen Cummings *
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Wood IV ‘79
Mr. Winfield A. Worth III ‘70 and Ms. Mary Gilliam *
Mrs. Taylor Carter
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Chilton
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Clephane Jr. ‘60 *
Mrs. Maxine T. Cline
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Cola *
Mr. Brendan L. Cole ‘13
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Cook
RIVER
Mr. and Mrs. C. Carey Cossaboom ‘72 *
Mr. and Mrs. G. Peyton Craighill ‘79
Dr. Beth B. Cuje
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Cunningham ‘76
Mr. Paul Dethero and Ms. Larisa Caicedo
Dr. and Mrs. Leland DuNomes
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Dymmel
Ms. Wendy Elbe
Mr. and Mrs. J. Tayloe Emery Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Erickson
Mr. and Mrs. Rahn M. Espiritu
Mr. and Mrs. Darryl Page
Mrs. Emily Moore Evans ‘12 and Mr. Noah Evans
Mr. Taiwan Forrest
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Germaine Sr.
Ms. Pamela C. Gontkovic
Mr. and Mrs. R. Robert Goodhart ‘61
Mr. Maxwell Groen
Ms. Stephanie Hamrick
Mr. Warren Harding
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Harding
Mr. Graham H. Hasty ‘18
Mr. and Mrs. Wes Herrmann ‘69
Mr. Davis A. Horbal ‘13
Mr. Wood T. Hudson ‘01
Mr. Shaun Irving
Ms. Angie Jackson
Ms. Maria L. Jones
Mr. Joel Jorgensen
Mr. and Mrs. Ing N. Kiland III ‘92
Ms. Marjorie S. Kling
Mrs. Jeanne Courtney Laign ‘05 and Mr. Kevin Laign
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Lamm III ‘61
Ms. Sierra J. Lanier ‘18
Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. R. Russell Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd F. Lewis Jr. ‘96 *
Mr. and Mrs. Clement S. Lottimer ‘80
Mr. Mitchell MacDonald ‘13
Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Margolis
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. McCurry *
Ms. Sheri McGinnis
Mrs. Meghan McNeill
Mr. and Mrs. Cary N. Moon III ‘72
Ms. Anna Moore ‘15
Mrs. Ashley N. Myers
Mr. H. Jones Norris Jr. ‘61
Mr. and Mrs. Derrick Owens
Mr. and Mrs. William K. Parke *
Mr. Evan M. Pausic ‘17
Mrs. Emma Payne
Mr. Joseph B. Peterson ‘17
Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Powell
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Powell ‘90 *
Mr. H. Brainard Pressley IV ‘18
Ms. Mary E. Pryor
Parents
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Redfern ‘67
Mr. and Mrs. David Rhodes
Ms. Erika N. Robinson ‘10
Mr. Andre Sans Morales ‘23
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew D. Schaefer *
Mr. and Mrs. C. Jeffers Schmidt Jr.
Mrs. Rebecca F. Schomburg *
Mr. Lee Scouten ‘71
and Ms. Antoinette Roades *
Mr. and Mrs. Craig R. Siebel Jr.
Mr. William K. Smiley IV
Mr. and Mrs. Hunter B. Smith ‘64
Mr. Peter M. Smith Sr. ‘58
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Sobel
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sobel
Dr. Angela G. Stanaway
Mr. James A. C. Sterling ‘14
Mr. and Mrs. E. Maupin Stewart ‘61
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Stewart
Mr. Joseph S. E. Tatnall ‘73 “Ward”and Mr. Daniel N. Colburn
Mrs. Orleita J. Taylor *
Mr. Pierson L. Teer ‘27
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Thomas
Mr. Adam G. Thomson III ‘74
TisBest
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Tompkins III *
Mr. Franklin A. West ‘11
Ms. Haley E. Wilbanks
The Reverend Samuel Williams Jr. ‘76
We are grateful to all the Christchurch School parents who gave generously during the 2024 fiscal year.
Anonymous (8)
Mr. and Mrs. Richie Allen
Mr. and Mrs. Will Angus
Mr. and Mrs. Bulent Barasik
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Beringer
Mrs. Jessica and Crystal Booker
Mr. and Mrs. Craig A. Booth
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Branflick
Ms. Mollie Brumfield
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Burke
Mr. Jose Cabedo Barber
and Mrs. Amparo Llorens Salvador
Mr. Linwood Carneal and Ms. Marsha Paulson
Mr. Christopher P. Caschera
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Claussen
Mr. and Mrs. Daron Cochran
Dr. Leslie R. Coker
Dr. Robert Cone and Dr. Angelyn Givens
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Cook
Mrs. Ann H. Cooper
Mr. and Mrs. Brad K. Cripps
Mr. Christopher M. Cromartie
Mr. Floyd Crouch
“We have new tools and motors in the lab, including welding equipment. My friend and I are using these to build an electric bike and fix boats at the waterfront. And we got equipment for the new trap shooting team!”
— Christopher ‘26
Mr. Paul Dethero and Ms. Larisa Caicedo
Dr. and Mrs. Leland DuNomes
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Dymmel
Mr. and Mrs. J. Tayloe Emery Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Rahn M. Espiritu
Mr. and Mrs. Jay W. Faulconer
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Fitchett
Mr. and Mrs. John H. G. Fitzhugh
Dr. Elena Flagg and Mr. C. Marshall Flagg Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Forrest
Mr. Emmanuel Georgewill and Ms. Amiediki Emmanuel-Georgewill
Ms. Rupan K. Gill
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Grainger
Mr. and Mrs. John Hankins
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Harding
Mr. and Mrs. Rich W. Harding Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew T. Hardy
Mr. Kenneth Hardy and Ms. Rachel Peterkin
Mr. and Mrs. James Hatton
Ms. Rosabeth Kissman
Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Hinton
Ms. Stephanie Isaacs and Ms. Elizabeth De Santis
Mr. and Mrs. Erich Janzen
Mr. Urban Jonson and Ms. Eileen Serafin
Mr. Carl R. Kelly Jr.
Mr. Colin Kinnear and Ms. Cynthia Goodchild
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Koerner
Mr. Christopher D. Larsen
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell B. Leimbach Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Lewis Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Russell Lewis
Mr. Wen Li and Ms. Fiona Chao
Mr. Yang Li and Ms. Li Li
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Lipp
Mr. Erik Matzky and Mrs. Bethany Hackett
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Mayhew
Ms. Wendy S. McGrady
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Moss
Mr. and Mrs. Matt T. Moss
Ms. Stacy Moss
Mr. Huy Nguyen and Mrs. Diem Pham
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Nunnally
Mr. and Mrs. Marc C. Nyitrai
Mr. Donny Pyles and Ms. Kim Olsen *
Mr. Giovanni Ordonez and Ms. Heidi Helton
Mr. Francisco Javier Ortega and Ms. Maria Eugenia Gutierrez
Ms. Florencia Palmaz
Dr. and Mrs. John C. Paschold
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Paton
Corporations and Foundations
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Penick IV
Ms. April Pinkard
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall B. Powell ‘94
Mrs. Barbara Recupido Hollingsworth
Mr. and Mrs. C. Meade Rhoads Jr. ‘84
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Rowe
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Sherrod Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Craig R. Siebel Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin C. Slider IV
Mr. William K. Smiley IV
Mr. and Mrs. Barry W. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Cutter Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smith
Dr. Angela G. Stanaway
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Stewart
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Stitt ‘92
Mr. Francisco Jose Tazon Gonzalez and Ms. Cristina Ruiz Caballero
Mrs. Alison L. Teer
Mr. and Mrs. David Thayer
Ms. Jennifer L. Tietjen
Mr. and Mrs. Adam B. Trunkey
Mr. Dan Turton U and Mrs. Bree Turton
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Updyke
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce VanVelzor
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Yoder
Mr. Xinlong Zhao and Mrs. Lou Zhao
Thank you to the corporations and foundations who gave generously during the 2024 fiscal year.
Anonymous
Arts in the Middle, Inc.
Chesapeake Bank *
Chesapeake Chorale
Christ Church Parish
Church Schools in the Diocese of Virginia *
Cochran Family Foundation *
The Cole Charitable Trust
Davenport & Company, LLC
The Diocese of Virginia
Dugald W. Hudson Charitable Trust *
Duke Automotive Corp.
The Eder Family Foundation, Inc.
The Estes Foundation
Eugene Duffer Trust
Fest Productions
Garden Club of Middle Peninsula
The Kathe and Scott Hetzer Charitable Fund of the Ayco Charitable Foundation *
James River Equipment
Jane Shaw Brill Trust
Jessie Ball duPont Fund
Kubale Family Foundation
Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation, Inc. *
Mac Enterprises, Inc.
McCaul Martin, PC
McGuires School Foundation *
Middlesex Moose Lodge #2401
McGue Millhiser Family Trust
MRC Full Circle Foundation *
Norton Yacht Sales, Inc. *
NWP Energy
Oakenwold Fund
Ransone Nursery and Maintenance
Rappahannock Tractor Co.
Revere Family Foundation
River Birch Enterprises, Inc.
River Birch Florist
River Birch Gifts
Sage Dining Services, Inc.
Anne Martin Simonds and Will Simonds Family Fund
Harrison A. Smith Charitable Account
Soucek and Eberline, PC
Tidewater Foundation, Inc. * TisBest
Walsh Electric, Inc.
Washington Forrest Foundation
Matching Gifts
Bank of America, Inc. Elasticsearch
Jones
S&P
Sompo
Faculty and Staff
We are grateful to all the Christchurch School faculty and staff who gave generously during the 2024 fiscal year.
Anonymous (3)
Mr. Aaron M. Alter *
Mr. John Archer
Mr. Franklin M. Bell
Mrs. Sue Bennett *
Mrs. Jessica Booker
Ms. Libby Boyer
Mr. Grover Branson
Mr. James Bristow *
Mrs. Terry B. Brooks
Ms. Mollie Brumfield
Mr. William J. Burlee IV
Mrs. Taylor Carter
Ms. Meghan Cavanaugh
Mr. Wesley Charlton ‘01 and Mrs. Charlotte Cornwell Charlton ‘02
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Cola *
Alumni
Mr. William J. Coyle
Mr. Floyd Crouch
Mr. Rob Deane
Mr. John E. Dehm *
Dr. and Mrs. Leland DuNomes
Ms. Wendy Elbe
Mr. William J. Fitchett
Mr. Taiwan Forrest
Mr. M. Huntley Galleher *
Pete and Kelly Goodrich *
Mr. Maxwell Groen
Ms. Stephanie Hamrick
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Harper
Ms. Molly Harper
Dr. and Mrs. Michael Heath
Mrs. Rebecca L. Hogge *
Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Homer *
Ms. Maria L. Jones
Mr. Joel Jorgensen
Mr. Carl R. Kelly Jr.
Dr. Christopher B. Little
Mrs. Sarah M. McCormick
Mrs. Tina A. McCurry *
Ms. Sheri McGinnis
Mrs. Meghan McNeill
Mr. and Mrs. Josh Miller
Ms. Anna Moore ‘15
Mrs. Ashley N. Myers
Mr. Donny Pyles
and Ms. Kim Olsen *
Mrs. Tasha Parrish
Mr. Mark L. Parsons *
Mr. Evan M. Pausic ‘17
Mrs. Emma Payne
Mr. Hunter Petrosky
Ms. Mary E. Pryor
Mr. James D. Robb
Mr. Matthew D. Schaefer *
Mrs. Rebecca F. Schomburg
Ms. Michelle S. Schroeter
Mr. Nicholas C. Smith
Mr. James A. C. Sterling ‘14
Mrs. Orleita J. Taylor *
Ms. Jennifer L. Tietjen
Mr. Christopher B. Werner
Mrs. Emily Wilkinson
We rely on our alumni to help sustain their alma mater and are grateful when they do so. The following individuals donated gifts during the 2024 fiscal year.
Class of 1945 - 100%
Mr. John L. Trimmer *
Class of 1948 - 100%
Mr. William T. Williams *
Class of 1950 - 100%
Mr. LeRoy M. Carlton Jr. *
Mr. Joseph A. Eggler*
Class of 1952 - 25%
Mr. George C. Stuckey *
Class of 1953 - 50%
Mr. Roy A. Cather Jr.
Mr. Frederick V. Watkins Jr.
Class of 1954 - 29%
Mr. R. Caswell Cooke II *
Mr. Robert F. Gibson
Class of 1957 - 46%
Mr. James K. Alexander
Mr. John W. Ashbury *
Mr. James L. Bennett Jr.
Mr. William V. Giles Jr. *
Mr. Samuel K. Wallace *
Mr. Anthony E. Williams
Class of 1958 - 33%
Mr. H. Murrell McLeod *
Mr. Irvin Owings III *
Mr. Peter M. Smith Sr.
Mr. John B. Stock
Class of 1959 - 20%
Mr. David M. Kirkpatrick
Mr. G. Andrew Nea Jr. *
Mr. Robert B. Powell *
Class of 1960 - 38%
Mr. Arthur H. Clephane Jr. *
Mr. F. Davis Drumheller Jr. *
Mr. Alexander G. Monroe
Mr. George M. Temple *
Mr. Vance A. Webb
Mr. James N. Williamson Jr.
Class of 1961 - 60%
Mr. William G. Broaddus *
Mr. H. Meade Cadot Jr.
Dr. Robert T. C. Cone *
Mr. Thomas Davis Jr.
Mr. Robert J. Forthofer Jr. *
Mr. R. Robert Goodhart
Mr. James S. Kitterman Jr. *
Mr. William T. Lamm III
Mr. Thomson Lipscomb *
Mr. Richard S. McGowan
Mr. Robert A. McMillan *
Mr. 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 - 24%
Mr. Richard B. Bowles Jr.
Mr. Willis M. Gregory
Mr. Alexander M. Moore
Mr. Robert F. Nelson Jr.
Mr. Alfred P. Scott
Class of 1963 - 20%
Mr. Thomas B. Anderson *
Mr. Linwood A. Lacy Jr. *
Mr. Warren C. Redfern
Mr. Charles C. Tylander *
Class of 1964 - 19%
VADM John W. Craine Jr. *
Mr. Jon T. Grand
Mr. Dabney N. Lewis
Mr. Charles F. McCallum Jr. *
Mr. Walter H. Mehring III
Mr. Marshall W. Nichols
Mr. Hunter B. Smith
Class of 1965 - 24%
Mr. James A. Boone
Mr. F. Willson Craigie
Mr. William E. Flory Jr. *
Mr. Charlie M. Guggenheimer *
Mr. John S. Hubbard Jr. *
Mr. Lewis P. Lawson *
Mr. John H. Smart II *
Dr. Patrick D. Thrasher
Class of 1966 - 8%
Mr. George S. Kemp III
Mr. J. Boyd Spencer
Class of 1967 - 38%
Mr. Charles W. Broadfoot III
Mr. A. Davis Bugg Jr.
Mr. William H. Ferguson II
Mr. Gugy A. Irving Jr.
Mr. Richard E. Lankford Jr. *
Mr. David R. McLaughlin
Mr. Thomas H. Redfern
Dr. David E. Stifler
Alumni continued
Class of 1968 - 36%
Anonymous
Mr. William F. Butler *
Mr. M. Colin Cottingham Jr.
Mr. T. Compton Groff
Mr. E. Peyton Harvey II *
Mr. Robert L. Packett
Mr. Jack B. Richmond
Mr. John W. Stone Jr.
Mr. Robert H. Vakos
Class of 1969 - 36%
Anonymous
Mr. David S. Alter II
Mr. Norman K. Browning *
Mr. Christopher H. Day
Mr. Frank L. Henson
Mr. Wes Herrmann
Mr. John R. Hopkins *
Mr. Thomas F. Mason III *
Mr. Steven M. Parker *
Mr. Richard R. Saunders Jr.
Class of 1970 - 29%
Mr. John P. Briscoe
Mr. Key D. Compton
Mr. Robert S. Craine
Mr. John B. Davis III
Mr. William C. Garrett Jr. *
Mr. Marsden D. Haigh *
Mr. Benn H. Legum
Mr. Robert B. Miller *
Mr. Christian T. Weston III
Mr. John C. Wilson
Mr. E. Carlton Wilton Jr. *
Mr. Winfield A. Worth III *
Class of 1971 - 36%
Mr. Henry E. Boyd III
Mr. Charles D. Brooks *
Mr. H. C. Stuart Cochran *
Mr. V. Davis Dawson Jr.
Mr. Stephen L. Enoch *
Mr. R. Craig Evans
Mr. Stuart H. Goodwin
Mr. Alfred G. Jones *
Mr. Peter A. Keck Sr.
Mr. Thomas R. May
Mr. Lee E. Scouten *
Mr. Carlyle M. Taylor
Mr. Ten E. T. Wellford
Mr. Ernest A. Whitehouse *
Class of 1972 - 22%
Mr. R. Michael Bagby
Mr. A. Sears Bugg *
Mr. C. Carey Cossaboom *
Dr. William E. Easterling III *
Mr. Lewis O. Hall
Mr. Cary N. Moon III
Mr. Tyre H. Moore
Mr. Peter H. V. Schmidt *
Class of 1973 - 34%
Mr. Giles P. C. Baker
Mr. Edward J. Bass
Mr. Boyd G. Combs *
Mr. Severn P. C. Duvall Jr.
Mr. J. Theodore Getsinger
Mr. Andrew J. Gibb
Mr. Christian M. Marek
Mr. Terry E. McIlwain
Mr. Albert E. McCue II
Mr. Joseph S. E. Tatnall
Mr. Robert E. Wells
Mr. J. Mosby West III
Mr. Philip H. West
Mr. Randall Reed Williams
Mr. Morgan L. Wolaver
Class of 1974 - 24%
Anonymous (2)
Mr. C. Michael Bouis *
Mr. Garry F. Fitchett
Mr. Bryant M. Kirkland
Mr. R. Carter Kilbe
Mr. Thomas G. Skinner IV
Mr. John S. Taylor
Mr. Adam G. Thomson III
Class of 1975 - 4%
Mr. Herbert G. Wyatt Jr.
Class of 1976 - 14%
Mr. Robert L. Cunningham
Mr. David E. Marshall
The Rev. Samuel Williams Jr.
Class of 1978 - 9%
Mr. T. Scott Carter
Mr. Wayne S. Mitchell
Class of 1979 - 18%
Mr. Charles K. Barlowe *
Mr. G. Peyton Craighill
Mrs. Rebecca Marshall Edwards
Mr. Pete H. Westbay
Mr. John G. Wood IV
Class of 1980 - 28%
Mr. S. E. Baldwin
Mr. Stephen K. Cooke
Mr. Clement S. Lottimer
Mr. William H. McCracken
Mr. Joseph W. Miller III
Mr. Louis H. S. Pakula
Mr. James A. Paul III
Class of 1981 - 6%
Mr. Patrick L. St. Clair *
Class of 1982 - 17%
The Rev. George L. Morris
Mr. Gary W. Pilchard
Mr. Steven A. Uiterwyk
Colonel Mark P. Vakos
Class of 1983 - 11%
Mr. Daniel T. Mulligan
Mr. Lewis H. Mundin IV
Class of 1984 - 6%
Mr. C. Meade Rhoads Jr.
Class of 1985 - 10%
Mr. John D. Floyd *
Mr. Tim A. Powell
Class of 1986 - 12%
Mr. J. Perry Major
Mr. George S. Massey
Class of 1987 - 10%
Mr. Roland C. Baer III
Mr. Peter J. A. Rourk
Class of 1988 - 9%
Mr. Jamie G. McCarthy II
Mr. Tamas P. Pucher *
Mr. Mark O. Sullivan *
Class of 1989 - 12%
Anonymous
Mr. Ralph L. Falls III
Mr. Wayne B. Galleher
Mr. Weymouth L. McLeod
Class of 1990 - 10%
Mr. Andrew D. Crichton Jr.
Mr. John I. Fleet III
Mr. Oliver D. Gross
Mr. Robert B. Powell *
Class of 1991 - 14%
Mr. R. Eley Duke III
Mr. Hugh C. Kelley
Mr. Ralph E. Mayer
Mr. Albert J. Missirlian
Mr. Robert C. Pitts
Class of 1992 - 19%
Mr. Glendon J. Fetterolf
Mr. Matthew P. Fleet
Ms. Shelley R. Gill
Mr. R. Shawn Handley
Mr. Ing N. Kiland III
Mr. Carson H. B. Matthews
Mr. Andrew M. Rice
Mr. John P. Stitt
Class of 1993 - 15%
Mr. Matthew C. Bell *
Mr. Daniel L. Hargett *
Mr. Andrew C. Hirt
Mr. Thomas H. Kelley
Mr. Lawrence L. Webb
Class of 1994 - 8%
Mr. Jeffrey T. Burnette
Mrs. Cherbury Hunt Chesser *
Mr. Marshall B. Powell
Class of 1995 - 17%
Mr. Clark A. Armstrong
Mr. Lewis H. Ball
Mrs. Dimitry Cook Beauchamp *
Mr. Travis A. Beauchamp *
Mr. Tyler Bickerstaff
Mr. Justin H. Faunce
Class of 1996 - 29%
Anonymous
Mr. Brian R. Bell *
Mr. Shepherd F. Lewis Jr. *
Mr. Mahlon H. Newlin II
Ms. Bethany L. Poole
Mrs. Blair Reid Rasmussen
Mr. C. Jeffers Schmidt III
Mr. Carlton A. Sydnor
Mr. R. Spencer Waddell III
Alumni continued
Class of 1997 - 10%
Mr. Zachary W. Means
Mr. William C. Powell Jr. *
Class of 1998 - 19%
Mr. J. Thompson Eberline III
Mr. Sam E. Farnum
Mr. Walker G. Fletcher
Mr. William L. Peple IV
Mr. Christopher A. Stifel
Class of 1999 - 17%
Mr. Boyce W. Adams
Mr. Andrew C. Akre
Mr. Andrew J. Bush
Mr. John M. B. Cheshire
Mr. Fielding H. Crawford
Class of 2000 - 12%
Mr. Kai P. Evans
Mrs. Anne Nolan McCamy *
Mr. Harrison A. Smith
Class of 2001 - 26%
Anonymous
Mr. Wesley M. Charlton
Mr. Travis C. Faudree
Mr. Lee P. Gutschenritter
Mr. Wood T. Hudson
Mrs. Kendall Courtney Webre *
Gifts in Kind
Adavico
Ms. Elizabeth Bargatze
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Beringer
Big Oak Cafe
Bodwell Insurance Solutions
Class of 2002 - 9%
Mrs. Bailey Hardin Carson
Mrs. Charlotte Cornwell Charlton
Mr. David H. Eberline
Class of 2003 - 9%
Mr. Paul J. Bennett III *
Mr. Malcolm T. Cobb
Mr. Arthur G. Lang IV
Class of 2004 - 12%
Lt. Ned P. E. Burgwyn III
Mr. Stafford H. Cassell III
Mr. L. Ellis Mansfield IV
Ms. Katie F. Nolan*
Class of 2005 - 14%
Mrs. Courtney Faudree Hurd *
Mrs. Jeanne Courtney Laign
Mr. Justin D. Madrid
Mr. Matthew C. Parker *
Class of 2006 - 5%
Mr. Michael P. O’Shaughnessy
Mr. William B. Walker
Class of 2007 - 3%
Mr. Andrew T. Ransone
Class of 2008 - 18%
Mr. Dan B. Crouch
Ms. M. Ragan Hart
Mr. Scott H. Heyman
Mr. Linwood Carneal and Ms. Marsha Paulson
Chesapeake Doughnut Company
Christ Church Parish
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Claussen
Mr. and Mrs. Daron Cochran
Dr. and Mrs. Robert T. C. Cone ‘61 *
Dr. Robert Cone and Dr. Angelyn Givens
Dug In Farms
Dr. and Mr. C. Marshall Flagg Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Theodore Getsinger ‘73
Mr. and Mrs. John Hankins
Mr. Kenneth Hardy and Ms. Rachel Peterkin
Mrs. Rebecca L. Hogge *
Mr. J. Martin Huff
Mr. W. Henry Jones
Mr. James B. Mitchell
Mr. Deion P. Walker
Class of 2009 - 5%
Mrs. Hannah Lidicker McCluskey
Ms. Laura C. Ransone
Class of 2010 - 6%
Mr. William H. Galleher *
Mr. Robert W. Lippincott
Ms. Erika N. Robinson
Class of 2011 - 9%
Mr. Jonathan R. Adams
Mr. Jackson P. G. Neal
Mr. Franklin A. West
Class of 2012 - 2%
Mrs. Emily Moore Evans
Class of 2013 - 12%
Mr. Parker T. Byrd
Mr. Brendan L. Cole
Mr. Davis A. Horbal
Mr. Mitchell MacDonald
Mr. Dylan S. Norwood
Mr. Jordan O. Wallace
Class of 2014 - 6%
Mr. Carter L. Little *
Horn’s Middlesex Ace Hardware
Ms. Stephanie Isaacs and
Ms. Elizabeth De Santis
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Koerner
Lancaster County Public Schools
Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Lewis Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. George S. Massey ‘86
Mr. Erik Matzky and Mrs. Bethany Hackett
Mr. and Mrs. W. Sheppard Miller III
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander G. Monroe ‘60
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis H. Mundin IV ‘83
Ms. Nancy M. Nolan *
Northern Neck Popcorn Bag
Mr. and Mrs. C. Meade Rhoads Jr. ‘84
The Rivah
Mr. James D. Robb
Mr. Patrick L. Murphy
Mr. James A. C. Sterling
Class of 2015 - 2%
Ms. Anna L. Moore
Class of 2017 - 6%
Mr. T. Huntington O’Malley
Mr. Evan M. Pausic
Mr. Joseph B. Peterson
Class of 2018 - 5%
Mr. Graham H. Hasty
Ms. Sierra J. Lanier
Mr. H. Brainard Pressley IV
Class of 2021 - 1%
Mr. Carl Erickson
Class of 2022 - 1%
Mr. Andrew J. Updyke
Class of 2023 - 1%
Mr. Andre Sans Morales
Class of 2024 - 1%
Mr. Thomas R. Updyke
$691k
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Rowe
Salon by the Bay
Severn Yachting Center
Mr. and Mrs. Cutter Smith
Mrs. Katrina J. Smith
Mr. Peter M. Smith Sr. ‘58
Specials Wine Seller
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Stock ‘58
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton A. Sydnor ‘96
Mrs. Candace Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. David Thayer
Mr. and Mrs. Adam B. Trunkey
Virginia Tent Rental
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Wack Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Gray Wyatt Jr. ‘75 ALUMNI DONATIONS
“Christchurch reinforces our family’s beliefs of human connection and that thoughts and ideas can change the world. I hear our boys respectfully debating geopolitics and feel proud of the Christchurch education. It’s easy to see how life on the river inspires such happy and balanced students.”
— Cathy and James Lipp (Parents of Elliott ’26 and Wyatt ’28)
Tribute Gifts
The following gifts were made to Christchurch School in honor of or in memory of loved ones.
IN HONOR OF
Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. John D. England
Ms. Joan Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. John D. England
Mr. Clark A. Armstrong ‘95
Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Armstrong
Mrs. Carolyn Barry
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Falls III ‘89
Mr. Patrick G. Bolen ‘07
Anonymous
Mr. Matthew R. Bray ‘10
Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Bray
Mr. Henry Broaddus
Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Broadway Jr.
Mr. Robert Andrew Brown ‘81
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Garrett Jr. ‘70
Mr. John E. Byers
Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Ramsey III
Dr. and Mrs. Michael T. Webb
Dr. and Mrs. David H. Charlton
Mr. and Mrs. Chuck B. McCullagh Jr.
Dr. David H. Charlton
Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Broadway Jr.
Christchurch School
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Sherrod Jr.
Alumni and Development Office
Mrs. Rebecca L. Hogge
Class of 1961
Dr. and Mrs. Robert T. C. Cone ‘61
Class of 2027
Ms. Jane Lukes
Mrs. Carol Conti
Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Broadway Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Coyle
Mr. and Mrs. Nevan D. Little
Mr. Jonathan Esco Crain ‘03
The Reverend Susan Chandler and Mr. Alfred Chandler
Mr. John E. Dehm
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Chilton
Mr. Mitchell MacDonald ‘13
Ms. Clare Elden Gaule ‘21
Ms. Elizabeth Elden
Mr. and Mrs. John D. England
Ms. Nancy M. Nolan
Mr. Travis C. Faudree ‘01
Mr. and Mrs. Eric M. Faudree
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Fickling Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Falls III ‘89
Mr. M. Huntley Galleher
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Byers
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. McLeod ‘58
Mrs. Rebecca F. Schomburg
Mr. Owen E. Grainger ‘24
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Grainger
Mr. and Mrs. W. Aubrey Hall
Mr. and Mrs. C. Michael Bouis ‘74
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Garrett Jr. ‘70
Mrs. Kimberly Henderson
Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Broadway Jr.
Mr. Jesse L. Hinson Jr. ‘56
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander G. Monroe ‘60
Mrs. Rebecca L. Hogge
Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Broadway Jr.
Mrs. Connie C. Jessie
Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Homer
Mrs. Connie C. Jessie
Mr. W. Henry Jones ‘08
Mr. William H. Jones Jr.
Mr. James B. Mitchell ‘08
Tribute Gifts continued
Mr. John R. Hopkins ‘69
Ms. Rebecca G. Townsend
Mrs. Courtney Faudree Hurd ‘05
Mr. and Mrs. Eric M. Faudree
Mr. W. Henry Jones ‘08
Mr. William H. Jones Jr.
Mr. Cameron G. Kinnear ‘24
Mr. Colin Kinnear and Ms. Cynthia Goodchild
Rev. Bill Krulak
Mr. John I. Fleet III ‘90
Mrs. Jeanne Courtney Laign ‘05
Ms. Alana V. Courtney
Ms. Margaret A. Lancaster ‘25
Mrs. Ann H. Cooper
Mr. Elliott Lipp ‘26
The Reverend Gale Cooper and Mr. Elliott Cooper
Ms. Gail Lintern
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Lipp
Mrs. Mary Margaret Little
Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Margolis
Mrs. Lynne Tatum Little
Ms. Angie Jackson
Ms. Lea McCormick
Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Broadway Jr.
Mrs. Tina McCurry
Mrs. Connie C. Jessie
Lu McGowan
Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. McGowan ‘61
Mr. H. Murrell McLeod ‘58
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander G. Monroe ‘60
Ms. Nancy M. Nolan
Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Broadway Jr.
Mr. Mark L. Parsons
Mr. Carl Erickson ‘21
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Erickson
Mr. Robert E. Pollock
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Cunningham ‘76
Ms. Alison B. Powell ‘24
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall B. Powell ‘94
Mr. S. Ross Richard Jr. ‘13
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Richard Sr.
Capt. Frank D. Riley Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Garrett Jr. ‘70
Mr. Wesley H. Schmidt III ‘04
CDR and Mrs. Wesley H. Schmidt Jr.
Ms. Michelle S. Schroeter
Ms. Jane U. Hamilton
Mr. and Mrs. Nevan D. Little
Mr. Archibald H. Soucek Jr. ‘61
Mr. and Mrs. Ten E. T. Wellford ‘71
Mrs. Cathy C. Sterling
Mr. Michael Card
Mr. James A. C. Sterling ‘14
Mr. Andre Sans Morales ‘23
Ms. Sky R. Stewart ‘24
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Stewart
Mr. James C. Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Taylor
Mr. John S. Taylor ‘74
Mr. and Mrs. G. Kinsey Roper III
Mrs. Orleita J. Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Broadway Jr.
Mr. Pierson L. Teer ‘27
Ms. Jane Lukes
Mr. William O. Vose
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Byers
Mrs. Kendall Courtney Webre ‘01
Ms. Alana V. Courtney
Mr. E. Carlton Wilton Jr. ‘70
Mr. and Mrs. Nevan D. Little
Mr. Matthew C. Wolfe ‘08
Mr. Ned Wolfe and Ms. Kathleen Cummings
IN MEMORY OF
Major and Mrs. James E. Anderholm Anonymous
Mr. Richard Lewis Andrews
Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Boyd III ‘71
Mr. Andrew Pearson Arnold
Mr. Dabney N. Lewis ‘64
Mr. Clifford L. Asbury
Mr. Jeffrey S. Albertson ‘70
Mr. and Mrs. Roland C. Baer III ‘87
Mr. and Mrs. G. Tyler Brooks III ‘70
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Davis III ‘70
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Garrett Jr. ‘70
Mr. and Mrs. J. Perry Major ‘86
Mr. Christopher Page Ball ‘99
Mr. and Mrs. Boyce W. Adams ‘99
Mr. Andrew J. Bush ‘99
Mr. William A. Barksdale III ‘68
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Stone Jr. ‘68
Mr. Christopher Bonaventura
Ms. Nancy M. Nolan
Mr. David Powell Brewer ‘67
Mr. Robert H. Vakos ‘68
Mr. Wiley T. Buchanan III ‘65
Mr. and Mrs. F. Willson Craigie ‘65
The Reverend Jere Bunting Jr. ‘47
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Garrett Jr. ‘70
Mr. Andrew E. Clarke ‘71
Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Boyd III ‘71
Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Brooks ‘71
Mr. Charles H. Cline ‘42
Mrs. Maxine T. Cline
Alfred K. Day Jr. and Natalie H. Day
Mr. Christopher H. Day ‘69
Tribute Gifts continued
Mr. John C. Dozier ‘65
Mrs. Craig P. Dozier
Mr. William H. Evans III
Mr. and Mrs. Kai P. Evans ‘00
Mr. J. William Ferrell Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Garrett Jr. ‘70
Mr. Leavenworth M. Ferrell ‘59
Mr. and Mrs. Leavenworth M. Ferrell II
Mrs. Jane Dickerson Fitchett
Mr. and Mrs. Garry F. Fitchett ‘74
Mr. C. Fletcher Flemer III
Anonymous
Mr. Alfred G. Jones ‘71
Mr. and Mrs. F. Willson Craigie ‘65
Mr. John C. French ‘62
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Nelson Jr. ‘62
Dr. Alan R. Gold
Ms. Nancy M. Nolan
Mr. Richard S. Griffin ‘86
Mr. and Mrs. J. Perry Major ‘86
Mr. H. Lee Hollingsworth
Mrs. Barbara Recupido Hollingsworth
Mrs. Jean F. Jones
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Garrett Jr. ‘70
Mr. Stephen J. Kasold
Mr. Franklin A. West ‘11
Mr. Victor J. Kehrer Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Garrett Jr. ‘70
Mr. Clyde V. Kelly IV ‘04
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde V. Kelly III
Mr. William B. Mason III ‘70
Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Boyd III ‘71
Dr. Madge D. May
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. May ‘71
Ms. Mari C. Mileur
Mr. William H. Jones Jr.
Mr. Daniel T. Nolan
Mr. and Mrs. Roland C. Baer III ‘87
Mr. and Mrs. J. Perry Major ‘86
Mrs. Anne Nolan McCamy ‘00 and Mr. Robert McCamy
Mr. and Mrs. Jamie G. McCarthy II ‘88
Ms. Katie F. Nolan ‘04
Mr. and Mrs. Tim A. Powell ‘85
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Rice ‘92
Colonel William A. Nunn Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Garrett Jr. ‘70
Mr. Richard J. M. Poulson III
Ms. Haley E. Wilbanks
Mr. Lewis B. Puller Jr. ‘63
Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan Samet ‘63
Mr. Charles B. Read ‘70
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Garrett Jr. ‘70
Dr. W. Harrison Reeves
Matt and Sharon Cole Jr.
Mr. James F. Riley III ‘05
Mr. Stafford H. Cassell III ‘04
Mrs. Jeanne Courtney Laign ‘05
and Mr. Kevin Laign
Mr. Robert H. Romm ‘69
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Hopkins ‘69
Mr. Jonathan F. Scott ‘70
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Garrett Jr. ‘70
Alice and Tom Skinner
Mr. Thomas Gregory Skinner IV ‘74
Chaplain Frank F. Smart Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Garrett Jr. ‘70
Chaplain and Mrs. Frank F. Smart Jr.
Mr. John H. Smart II ‘65
Mr. Jason Carpenter Soucek ‘92
Mr. Glendon J. Fetterolf ‘92
Mr. Branch H. Spalding ‘51
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Ashbury ‘57
Mr. John H. Stone ‘86
Mr. and Mrs. J. Perry Major ‘86
Mr. Tamas P. Pucher ‘88
Mrs. Mae B. Stone
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Stone Jr. ‘68
Mr. Hunter M. Stratton ‘96
Ms. Elise M. Stratton
Mr. John T. Tompkins IV ‘91
Mr. and Mrs. John E. West
Mrs. Mary B. Trotter
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Anderegg
Mr. and Mrs. Scott S. Rainey
Mr. David W. Ware Jr. ‘64
Mr. and Mrs. F. Willson Craigie ‘65
Mrs. Sherron Ware
Mr. Stafford G. Whittle IV ‘70
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Garrett Jr. ‘70
Mr. William B. Wrench III ‘01
Mrs. Jeanne Courtney Laign ‘05 and Mr. Kevin Laign
Mr. Robert M. Yarbrough Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Garrett Jr. ‘70
Mr. and Mrs. R. Robert Goodhart ‘61
“Thanks to your donations to The Bell Tower Fund, I can attend a school that’s safe and where we can advocate for student needs!” — Kaia ‘28
The Christchurch School Society of Planned Donors
The Christchurch School Society has been established to recognize individuals who have made provisions for future gifts through their estate plans. By becoming a member of this society, you are giving as an inspiration for others to make similar gifts to uphold the mission, vision, and traditions of a Christchurch School education. We are grateful for those who have made a commitment to our mission and for ensuring our continued success.
Mr. and Mrs. James K. Alexander ‘57
Dr. and Mrs. Eric P. Bassett ‘88
Mr. U and Mrs. S. Woodruff Bentley ‘56
Colonel and Mrs. Richard P. Bettencourt
Mr. U and Mrs. Gordon W. Bohannan ‘59
Mrs. Julio Brancoli U
Mr. and Mrs. William Brill ‘48 U
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Broaddus ‘61
Mrs. Ruth H. Buchanan U
Mr. U and Mrs. Wiley T. Buchanan III ‘65
Mr. C. Conrad Byers ‘57 U
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Byers
Dr. and Mrs. David H. Charlton
Mrs. Cherbury Hunt Chesser ‘94 and Capt. Timothy Chesser
Mr. Andrew E. Clarke ‘71 U
Mr. and Mrs. Madison F. Cole Jr.
Mr. Gerald L. Cooper ‘53 U
Mr. Eugene I. Deas ‘42 U
Mr. David Disend
Mr. U and Mrs. Dean R. Dort II
Mr. U and Mrs. John C. Dozier ‘65
Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Eichelberger ‘54 U
Mr. Stuart K. Eutsler Jr. ‘69 U
Estate of Millicent C. Faye U
Mr. and Mrs. M. Huntley Galleher
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick K. Gilliam Jr. ‘67
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie M. Guggenheimer ‘65
Mr. Columbus Haile III ‘36 U
Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Henson ‘69
Mr. U and Mrs. E. Worth Higgins Jr. ‘54
Mr. U and Mrs. James A. Hight Jr. ‘63
Dr. John S. Hopewell ‘56 U
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Hubbard Jr. ‘65
Mr. U and Mrs. Benjamin H. B. Hubbard III ‘64
Mr. Gugy A. Irving Jr. ‘67
Mr. and Mrs. J. Karl Ittner ‘74
Dr. Herndon Jenkins Ph.D. ‘50 U
Mr. U and Mrs. Lawrence J. Jensen
Mr. U and Mrs. Paul F. Judson Jr. ‘61
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde V. Kelly III
Mr. Clyde V. Kelly IV ‘04 U
Dr. and Mrs. Douglas A. Kinnett ‘70
Mr. Andrew Stanley Kratz Jr. ‘30 U
Mr. and Mrs. A. Mitchell Lamm Jr. ‘95
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis P. Lawson ‘65
Mr. James Mark Le Favour ‘70
Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Lighthipe Jr. U
Dr. and Mrs. D. Downs Little
Mrs. Lynne Tatum Little
Mr. and Mrs. Chuck B. McCullagh Jr.
Mr. Alan McCullough Jr. U
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander M. Moore ‘62
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Morris U
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis H. Mundin IV ‘83
Mr. U and Mrs. Mason T. New ‘58
Mr. Michael Tebbs Nunn ‘86 U
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Paul III ‘80
Mr. Patrick L. St. Clair ‘81
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey N. Pennington ‘98
The Reverend and Mrs. Robert S. Phipps Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Phipps III
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Powell ‘59
Remembering Those Who Passed Away
Mr. John Tompkins Rector ‘80 U
Mr. Howard W. Reisinger Jr. ‘61
Mr. and Mrs. John H. W. Rhein III ‘49
Mr. and Mrs. H. William Rogers Jr. ‘60
Ms. Cheryl A. Sadler
Mr. Meredith L. Scott ‘32 U
Mr. John B. Shinberger ‘70
Mr. Lewis B. Shrady ‘55 U
Mrs. Anne B. Smith U
Mr. and Mrs. J. Boyd Spencer ‘66
Mr. George W. St. Clair ‘49 U
Mr. John C. Stiff ‘28 U
Mr. John Harris Stone ‘86 U
Mr. Kice H. Stone
Mrs. Evelyn M. Sutton
Mr. Walter L. Tatum U
Mr. John S. Taylor ‘74
Mr. U and Mrs. Cary B. Taylor III ‘74
Mr. Douglas W. Teague
Mr. John L. Trimmer ‘45
Mr. and Mrs. I. Edward Trotter Jr. ‘49 U
Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel P. Ward IV ‘60
Mr. Lawrence L. Webb ‘93
Mr. and Mrs. Vance A. Webb ‘60
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest A. Whitehouse ‘71
Mr. and Mrs. Winslow Williams ‘36 U
Buddy Wilton ’70 and Shay Doll
Mr. and Mrs. E. Carlton Wilton Sr. U
Each one of these individuals was an important part of Christchurch School. We are grateful to God for sharing them with us for the time they were on this earth. Prayers to their family and friends.
Mr. Desi C. Coffman ‘89 12/28/2023
Mr. William W. Cooke 11/26/2023
Mr. J. Jefferson Cross III ‘66 12/18/2023
Mr. Wallace T. Davis 2/28/2024
Mr. Zachary L. Gemmell ‘72 12/16/2023
Dr. Alan R. Gold 7/26/2023
Mr. Lawrence H. Hammer 10/6/2023
Mrs. Betty R. Jessie 4/28/2024
Ms. Kelsey N. Latimer ‘11 4/10/2024
Mr. Benjamin B. Morris 4/20/2024
Mr. Albert N. Nunn
3/28/2024
Dr. W. Harrison Reeves 10/23/2023
Mr. Peyton H. Roden ‘53 7/23/2023
Mrs. Alice Skinner 5/12/2023
Mr. Thomas Skinner 9/4/2023
Mr. George W. St. Clair ‘49 12/3/2023
Mr. Dan Turton 1/9/2024
Mrs. Betty L. Wilton 12/20/23
Every effort has been made to list contributions and names accurately from July 1, 2023-June 30, 2024. If an error has been made, please accept our apology and notify Rebecca Hogge, Development Database Administrator, at rhogge@christchurchschool.org or 804.542.6831.
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