Donor Report 2023

Foreword

FROM THE MASTER AND THE DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR

Within weeks of arriving at Christ’s, I was able to announce that we had reached the £50 million target set nine years ago in our Campaign for Christ’s

As a new arrival, I take no credit for this incredible fundraising achievement, the culmination of years of effort. Rather I pay tribute to the sustained hard work of our Development Team, and to the continued generosity of you, our alumni and supporters. Without you, none of the great things happening and about to happen at Christ’s would have been possible. Because of you, in May we will open the first significant new building

on the College site since the 1970s, completing what will now be known as Fourth Court. Because of you, our teaching and research (the foundation of our reputation) goes from strength to strength. And, because of you, we can offer students the bursaries and outreach support they need to succeed.

Thank you so much for being part of this wonderful achievement.

Simon McDonald of Salford Master

From the Development Director, Catherine Twilley

It has been a privilege to serve as Development Director over the last fourteen and a half years. When I joined in 2008, the Quincentenary Campaign had just been brought to a close, and thoughts were turning to Christ’s strategic aims and objectives going forward. It became apparent that, in order to achieve these, the College would have to embark on the most significant fundraising campaign in its history, to raise £50m to support all areas of College life. When we were first discussing the scale of the new campaign, it wasn’t clear that it would be achievable, but we were encouraged to think big by our Development Board and by some of our key donors who pledged their support.

We launched the Campaign for Christ’s publicly in 2015 at Lancaster House and I am delighted that this report is able to mark the milestone of £50m raised and can showcase some of the initiatives and developments that have been supported. That the

College is in such good health is due to the support that so many alumni and friends have given. Thank you all very much indeed for believing in us.

I am grateful to all those who provided advice and support, and all those who made financial contributions, I would particularly like to thank members of the Development Board who pushed us to think outside the box and gave us the confidence to move forward. I am grateful to the two Chairs with whom I have worked, Guy Whittaker (m. 1974, Lady Margaret Beaufort Fellow) and Mark Davies (m. 1990), who have been an incredible support to me personally, as well as the College, and I would also like to thank the two Masters with whom I have worked closely during the campaign: Frank Kelly and Jane Stapleton. As I move to St Catharine’s College as their Development Director, I am confident that I leave Christ’s in a much stronger position, and I am excited to see what the College achieves in the future.

Fellows’ Garden

2022 in Numbers

WHERE OUR DONORS CAME FROM IN 2022

WHERE OUR DONORS CAME FROM IN 2022

A new prize has been created thanks to the generosity of Gordon Woo (m. 1969) – the Paley Prize. Named after William Paley, the first Senior Wrangler at Christ’s, this Prize is awarded to two Mathematicians annually, in recognition of excellent performances in the Tripos. Another £5,000 given towards our Music Awards, in memory of Ralph & Prudence Raphael; highly competitive awards for instrumental lessons, coaching, and performance for students involved in Chamber Music.

First Excellence in College Teaching Prizes awarded in Summer 2022, to recognise ‘above and beyond’ teaching during the pandemic, to Paul Fannon, Sophie Read, Mike Housden, and Wessel Bruinsma (a PhD Student in Engineering).

IN 2022 YOU GAVE TO (IN POUNDS):

ANNUAL MILESTONES

11 Legacies received, including £364,546 from Terry Cann’s estate for the benefit of the College’s most pressing needs.

142 Scholars in residence – 116 Undergraduates, and 26 Postgraduates.

105 Travel grants awarded for the Long Vacation 2022 to Undergraduates.

1,686 Donors, with 220 New Donors

Campaign Numbers

CAMPAIGN OVERVIEW

ATTRACTING THE BEST

CHRIST’S INVOLVEMENT IN STEM SMART WIDENING PARTICIPATION BEGUN THANKS TO £20,000 DONATION

Our ongoing pledge, as a College, is that we admit students based on their academic ability and potential, regardless of their background – and then provide them with the financial support that they need to thrive.

Expanding the provisions we have been able to offer has been vital over the course of the Campaign, with around one quarter of our current undergraduates receiving bursary, rent, or top-up support of some kind. This doesn’t even count the increase in other forms of financial aid in response to the pandemic, including provision of new IT equipment, and extra help for those whose financial situations changed. Every donation has been vital for matching these emerging needs.

This period has also seen the formation of several new bursaries, thanks to your generosity. These have ranged from Legacy gifts to endow long-term awards for students from backgrounds personal to the donor’s experiences, to International Awards of £10,000 a year to help reduce the financial impact of Brexit on EU undergraduates.

The Campaign has also been an opportunity for Outreach activities to diversify, giving potential students more chances to visit Christ’s through Subject Taster Days, and new Residentials like Women in Maths and Teach First targeted at different groups underrepresented at Cambridge. Even COVID did not stop this work, with funding allowing essential elements of our programme to move online, including the Low Participation Neighbourhood (LPN) Summer School and our regular admissions talks that were delivered to schools.

Your support for our students at every stage of their time here has been astounding – particularly highlighted by our annual Telephone Campaigns, which have raised almost £2 million for Student Support and Access during the Campaign for Christ’s. None of this would be possible without you.

Students in the Telephone Campaign

International Awards 2022

Access Group visiting Christ’s

£60,000

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE

Donations received for specific Teaching in History, Maths, Economics, Law, Medical Sciences, Engineering, and for general support of the Fellowship.

Christ’s has an incredible reputation for education even within Cambridge, promoting academic rigour and excellence at every level – from undergraduate, to postgraduate, to post-doctoral studies, and even further research.

Throughout the Campaign, you have helped us make this a priority, via provision of mentoring schemes, and offering Research Fellowships to attract bright young academics to enrich College teaching and life for years to come. Further funding has been provided for the J H Plumb Fellowship in History, and the Charles Darwin and Galapagos Islands Fellowship, and College Teaching Officers across disciplines have been retained thanks to support over the past years.

We’ve also been able to fund seminars and research work thanks to the generous commitment of supporters; notable amongst these is the Kennel Fund for Climate Change, which provides for an annual series of Climate Seminars, in collaboration with the Centre for Science and Policy.

Finally, under this heading come the various Scholarship and Travel Awards you have provided, to help students make more of their time at Cambridge, and go further in their studies. Whilst such awards have been set up for varied reasons – a desire to support postgraduate students in their studies, or recognising former Masters through awards for undergraduates in their related disciplines – they have all enriched the academic life of Christ’s.

Indeed, the impact of this Campaign target can be seen in the fact that, since 2018, our students have received more Firsts, by proportion, than any other Cambridge College. The way that travel abroad has inspired our student’s research can be seen later in this report; expanding horizons through dissertation research and conference networking. Meanwhile, that our staff are regularly nominated for, and receive, Student-Led Teaching Awards, demonstrates the way that students appreciate this investment in our academics.

Supervision in Action

Supervisors’ Thank You Lunch

£4.2m

£222,000

SHAPING THE FUTURE

£4.2 million given to our Endowment, for the maintenance and continued running of the College

From the beginning of the Campaign, one of our top priorities has been making Christ’s able to house more students on site: to enable them to be part of College life, and give them easy access to resources for their studies. As postgraduate numbers have increased, to our new target of over 230, this need has increased.

Thus we have been delighted by the fact that, thanks to the generosity of The Yusuf and Farida Hamied Foundation, a new accommodation block called Yusuf Hamied Court will be open to students in early 2023. Due to house sixty-four postgraduates on the Domus site, the project has also led to the restoration of King Street for the Cambridge community, as well as a future income stream from the retail properties included.

The space also feeds into other priorities, with the creation of the Bill Fitzgerald Music Room, named after the well-respected Fellow, which

adds a new practice and performance space in College for students to develop their passions, as well as additional seminar spaces and Fellows’ rooms. These resources will allow teaching to take place in bespoke environments and provide excellent spaces for academics to conduct their research.

Every donation has been so important for realising this exciting new development, encouraging further investment, and enabling Christ’s to meet its commitment to the educational future of our students in every field.

Yusuf Hamied Court Topping Out Ceremony

The Initial King Street Development Plan

ENHANCING COLLEGE LIFE

OVER £1.2 MILLION RAISED FOR THE REFURBISHMENT OF OUR BOATHOUSE, FIRST BUILT IN 1887

This target funds possibly the most diverse elements of our work, as it is important to Christ’s that all of our students’ education goes beyond the academic, and that they have opportunities to enrich their time here in various fields. From spiritual pursuits, to cultural and social opportunities, as well as sports and societies, we aim to offer something for everyone to participate in.

A capital focus of this Campaign was the provision of resources for students to excel in their extracurricular activities. Many of you will have seen the BlythMcGregor Boathouse on the river, and some will have used its facilities during the Blades Reunions following its opening in May 2018 – it is hard to

overstate the difference it has made to the Boat Club, providing improved women’s facilities, and additional training equipment. But we have also been able to finance other provisions, such as the Blüthner piano in the Chapel for student recitals, and the annual Art Prize to celebrate varied forms of artistic expression. This also made activities more accessible, at every level – for example gifts to the Choir both enabling tours abroad, and also funding those who would not be able to afford to travel and participate otherwise.

This focus on participation was especially important following the COVID pandemic, as your aid allowed students to thrive despite the challenges of Lockdown and social distancing, and remain connected even across the globe. Senior Tutor’s Prizes were one of the many ways we encouraged students to continue to maintain contact with one another, through provision of supplies so that households could socialise in lockdown. Your donations to the General Funds were invested in better WiFi, and streaming equipment for areas like the Chapel, so that the various activities and milestones of a student’s time at Christ’s did not grind to a halt.

It was also thanks to several major donations, totalling over £30,000 towards our Sizars Fund during the early months of lockdown, that we could provide counselling for every student who needed someone to talk to. Other generous support was allocated to our staff, so that even those on furlough received their full pay. Indeed, it is not an exaggeration to say that your contributions were what enabled College life to continue, for all members of our community, over the past years.

Shopping for Isolating Students

Blyth-McGregor Boathouse Opening

LOOKING FORWARD

Primary amongst these is our goal of renovating the New Library and Bath Court, which sit to the SouthEast of the College site. Work here will create a new community hub for students to study and relax in, as well as more space for our Library and Archives collections, providing a much-needed centre for life at Christ’s. Plans for the new building and glass-roofed court have been approved by Council, and we are looking for further funding to match what the College has allocated for the project.

Another aim is developing upon our long-term academic successes, particularly in subjects that Christ’s is recognised for across the University. One aim connected to this is the foundation of an Early Career Research and Teaching Fellowship in Economics, for which we will be looking for £1.5 million in endowment funds. We will also continue

to work on fundraising for our Student Support Initiative and Access Funds, to attract and inspire the best students for our courses.

In the future, under Lord McDonald’s tenure we will be redeveloping College to become more energy efficient, in line with our target to reduce carbon emissions thirty percent by 2030. Through a programme of rolling refurbishments, to be begun later this year, we will be investing in Christ’s infrastructure, something that will only be possible with support for our General Funds.

As we move into this economically uncertain time, your continued commitment is invaluable; Christ’s will remain a world-class educational and research establishment thanks to your ongoing support.

ALTHOUGH THE CAMPAIGN HAS COME TO A CLOSE, THE ASPIRATIONS AND AMBITIONS THAT IT CHAMPIONED WILL REMAIN CORE TO OUR FUNDRAISING IN THE COMING YEARS, AND IS ALREADY INFORMING THE NEXT STEPS IN OUR STRATEGY.

Proposed Redesign of Bath Court

Economics Teaching at Christ’s

STUDENT SUPPORT INITIATIVE

OUR STUDENT SUPPORT FUND HAS ALWAYS ALLOWED US TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO STUDENTS WHO NEED IT, IN THE FORM OF BURSARIES, SCHOLARSHIPS, TRAVEL GRANTS, AND HARDSHIP GRANTS.

In Michaelmas Term 2022 we took steps to expand this via our Flexible Undergraduate Grants, which streamline the process for undergraduates to draw down funding during their time at Christ’s. Each undergraduate student will have the opportunity to claim up to £400 each year of their degree to fund activities such as language courses, summer internships, extracurricular activities, lab work, and books and study aids.

This comes alongside additional support for those students who most need it, in the form of our generous provision of bursaries and other meanstested funds; making sure that everyone can make the most of their time at Cambridge.

Indeed, every donation to the Student Support Fund makes a real difference to the lives of our students, and allows them to further develop outside of the classroom during their time at College. The testimonials from our students speak to the value of donor support:

W1 winning Blades in May Bumps

TESTIMONIALS

Tamsin (m. 2020), in her third year of a Natural Sciences degree, writes “I had the wonderful opportunity last summer to work alongside academics in several different fields all based around entomology (the study of insects). I worked for a month in Oxford, analysing the ground beetle communities present on floodplain flower meadows. This project allowed me to interact with many leading academics in their fields and increased my understanding of which jobs/forms of research I feel more suited to (i.e. fieldwork versus lab work, taxonomic identification versus whole-ecosystem studies). I then also volunteered at the Cambridge Zoology Museum, working behind the scenes within the insects’ collection.”

Georgia (m. 2017), in the final year of a Medicine degree, used funding for her medical elective “… in which I spent 2 months this past summer in St Lucia and Malta in various hospital placements. This was an amazing experience in which I could witness two very different healthcare systems and indeed cultures to the UK. It was a privilege to be

£222,000

able to spend 2 months abroad to really immerse myself in the hospital environment and try to live like a local.”

Fargol (m. 2021), a second year reading English, says “My bursary means that I can continue to push myself academically and personally, without the additional stress of feeling like I can’t afford my time here. It means that I’m able to come out of my first year hopeful, eager to keep reading and growing. It is only with the prospect of this kind of support that I can look forward to a future in postgraduate study, a future dedicated to understanding literature, its sounds and its figures.”

One of our students, who wishes to remain anonymous, writes that “This summer I took part in a prestigious biological internship program, which involved a two-month research placement, followed by an international conference. This placement was truly formative and convinced me to pursue a PhD in a life sciences field.”

The JCR Committee at Freshers’ Fair Sports Awards 2022

TRAVEL AWARDS

Over the past year students who applied for funding for travel over the Long Vacation were able to go abroad once again, and the College was keen to support undergraduate and postgraduate students undertaking a variety of activities including language study, summer internships, and field work.

Dominic Brennan (m. 2019) received a PhD Travel Award to attend COP 27 to represent the American Nuclear Society. He writes, “having the opportunity to meet like-minded individuals and representatives across the spread of industries, interests, and countries was an invaluable opportunity. Certainly, to even begin to tackle climate change, it takes a world. Promulgating the research being done at Cambridge was just

£222,000

as important as learning what research is being done elsewhere, forming relationships that, together, may effect tangible results greater than the sum of their individual parts. Thanks to the [Monica Kornberg Memorial] Fund, being given the freedom to have these rare discussions opened my world view to considerations I had before been ignorant of, thus enriching not only myself but the implications of my own research.”

Emily Wenban-Smith (m. 2020) spent two weeks in Panama at the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute, on the Part II Zoology Tropical Field Course. In her own words, “this field course has provided a unique opportunity to interact with researchers working at the cutting edge of tropical ecology and conservation. In addition, we were joined throughout the course by students from Panama and Colombia, who provided valuable insights into Central American biology. Aside from the diverse range of academic experiences and first-hand scientific fieldwork, I feel that I have also made personal and professional connections that will benefit my future career.”

Olivia Flint (m. 2021) undertook a two week language course in Valencia, Spain, staying with a local host family. She writes, “The language course was extremely enjoyable and helpful since I was surrounded by students of my level and above, meaning I was constantly motivated to improve and keep participating. I was particularly happy with the lessons as they were largely conversation-based, so I had ample opportunities to speak, make mistakes, learn new idioms, and understand the nuances of different expressions and registers.”

Emily Wenban-Smith

Olivia Flint

GIVING DAY

We ran our first Giving Day on 2-3 November 2022; 36-hours during which the worldwide Christ’s community came together to welcome Simon McDonald as Master, share memories of their time at College (some of these quotes are included on the back cover of Pieces,) and to support the student body. The event was a great success thanks to the generosity of our supporters – over 470 donors contributed more than £222,000. The Giving Day focussed on supporting students outside the classroom, raising money for four goals:

• The Flexible Undergraduate Grants scheme mentioned earlier in this report.

• Founding an Access and Outreach Travel Fund for disadvantaged potential applicants.

• The development of our Mental Health Hardship Fund.

• And our General Funds, to help restore these funds following the costs of COVID.

The Giving Day was supported with matched funding from generous alumni donors, as well as a series of milestone challenges based on number of donors reached – raising an extra £4,250 on the day.

Every donation to the Giving Day made a real difference – gifts of £100 and under raised £17,500 collectively, which was nearly the entire £20,000 goal that we had to create an Access and Outreach Travel Fund. Gift Aid on donations totalled over £32,000 alone, demonstrating the transformative impact that such amounts can have. The generosity of all of our donors will ensure that our students, both current and future, will be able to thrive and feel supported during their time at Christ’s. Thank you to everyone who contributed, both by donating and sharing memories of your time at College.

Outreach and Access Travel Funds

Mental Health and Counselling

Flexible Grants for Undergrads

General Annual Funds

Supporters

OF CHRIST’S COLLEGE 2022

The list of names that follows is based on gifts received by Christ’s College, Cambridge, (registered charity number 1137540) between 1 January and 31 December 2022. Thank you to all our benefactors: both those listed below, and those who have chosen to remain anonymous. We are grateful to you for your support.

1938

Professor R G E Murray*

1943

Dr W G Dawson

Air Commodore J B Wellingham10

1947

Mr G W Gardiner10

1948

The Rev D B Ashburner

Mr M G Langdon10

Professor J J Scarisbrick (N)

1949

Mr D E Cannon10

Mr E F T Cribb

Mr A Hodgson10

1950

Mr H J Lukyn-Williams*

Dr K A A Mourin

Mr C J Roper

Professor P A Samet

The Rev M J Thistlewood

Mr R J Winfrey

Mr D E C Yale* (F)

1951

The Rt Rev J A Baycroft

Dr P J Mill10

Dr J H Molyneux

Dr A A Patchett

Mr B J Turner10

1952

Mr B M Coates

Mr M W Fann

Prince J Lobanow-Rostovsky

Mr O R Nottidge

Mr G B M Palmer10

Mr G N Taylor

Dr A Whitworth10

1953

Mr B E Clarke

Mr A Green10

Mr L Griffiths10

Mr G L Hill10

Mr D F L Watkin

Mr M I M Watson

1954

Mr B Brimelow

Mr T J Cann* (F)

The Venerable A G Clarkson

Mr N S Donohoe

Mr M B Glossop10

Dr & Mrs Y K Hamied (F)

The Venerable R B Harris

Mr N K S Hensman

Emeritus Professor M E

Hugh-Jones

Mr W M R Johnston

Dr A Langsford10

Mr R H M Lindesay10

Mr H J Linfield

Mr P E Luff10

Mr J M Lush

Mr D B Powell10

Mr J W G Sharp10

Mr G D Thornton

The Rev Professor F Whaling

Mr R W White

1955

Mr G A T Astbury10

Professor A D Bain10

• *Indicates a legacy

• Italics indicates that the donor is deceased

• (F) indicates that the donor is a Fellow

• (BF) indicates that the donor is a Bye-Fellow

• (N) indicates that the donor is a new donor to the College this year

• 10 indicates that the donor has given to College for the past ten years consecutively

Mr A J Breeze10

Dr O J Follows10

Professor R C Simmons

1956

Mr J J Barker

Mr R G Boxall10

Mr J A D Cropp10

Mr P J Downes10

Mr A W Easton

Mr M J Firth

Mr M F C FitzGerald

Mr P F Johnston (N)

Mr F G Maunder

Dr N M L Nathan

Mr R S Reynolds10

Mr A M Smith

Mr G H Stevens

Mr J P Waddington*

Dr R H Wade

Mr J B Walton

Dr A B Wells10

Anonymous (1)

1957

Mr M D Brown10

Dr H J Clase10

Mr H Donaldson10

Professor Sir Michael Edwards (F)

Mr J D A Evans

Mr A F George

Mr R G Gillard10

Mr A D Harkavy

Mr R C McIntosh

Mr R D Nelson10

Mr J S Nye

Mr C D Pighills10

Dr G W Price

Mr E J O Stone

Mr N D Thomson

Mr J J Willings10

Anonymous (1)

1958

Mr C D J Armitage

Dr J N Bardsley10

Professor J H Y Briggs

Canon P Clark

Mr D N Clarke

Mr J W Collis

Mr J D Crowley

Mr M S Darby

Mr T R Epton10

Mr T J B George10

Mr A Harrison (F)10

Mr C G Joy

Mr A M Kerr10

Mr J A Lakin (N)

Professor D N Lee

Mr R R Mansfield

Mr D J K Masson

Mr D G McGill10

Dr R M Morris

Mr W G Munro

Mr P J Netherwood10

Mr C A Park

Mr A J A Parkes

Mr J T Parkinson

Mr R A Pearce10

Mr L A Pickering* (N)

Mr D E Prince10

Mr J N Sefton10

Mr D M W Simpson

Mr D T Sparham

Mr M H Stansbie

Emeritus Professor M W Swales10

The Rev R W Taylor10

Mr J Thorneycroft

Mr R H Tym10

Mr M D Voller

Mr I R Walker

Emeritus Professor R Walsh

Mr P H Wiggall10

Anonymous (1)

1959

Mr C M Amies

Mr I A Balding

Mr C A Farris10

Mr M G C Gibbs10

Mr G N Goodman

Mr M A Gore10

Mr B A Hargreaves

Mr M J Hitchcock

Sir David John*

Mr A W Jones

Mr P M J Ledwith

Mr C M Lloyd & Mrs D Lloyd10

Mr J W Lloyd10

Mr R C B Michaelson

Mr M J Miller

Mr P J Mitchell

Mr J M Radcliffe

Mr A W Rossabi

Dr J G Schofield

Mr J G C Stainer

Dr D Swaine10

Colonel D Verschoyle

The Hon Mr Justice Robin Webster10

Anonymous (1)

1960

Mr J A Bellamy10

Mr P D Briggs10

Professor Sir Christopher Edwards

Professor Sir Martin Evans (F)

Emeritus Professor C D Frith

Mr A M Halliwell

Mr D N Heaton

Mr W Howkins10

Mr G J Lack

Mr E M S Lewis

The Rev J A Lloyd Williams

Dr R Mason10

Mr J R K Peile

Professor G R Rastall

Dr J B Ridyard10

Mr J C N Robinson10

Mr M C W Sandford

Anonymous (1)

1961

Mr W J Anderson

Dr S R Berger

Dr R Canepa-Anson

Dr J B H Carter10

Professor J Clarke (F)10

Dr T M R Ellis

Mr A D Graham10

Mr M L T Harvey

Professor R W Howard

Mr C P Langler

Mr P S Larkman

Dr R A Ledwaba-Chapman (N)

Mr C A Long

Mr P Mannix10

Mr H Mitchell10

Mr D A Ogram

Mr S J Oldfield

Dr R Pizer

Mr J S T Renton

Mr M E Rotherham

Mr I E Scholey10

Mr D M B Skinner10

Mr J E Talbot10

Mr M G Walton

Anonymous (2)

1962

Mr J B Abington

Professor C J Allday10

Dr D K Apps

Emeritus Professor S G Bown

Reverend A D Brear10

Mr R G Kerr10

Professor J R Kerridge10

Mr J I Lang

Mr B B Lott

Mr C D MacRae

Dr T W Margadant

Professor M B Mathews10

Dr C A Moore10

Mr M J Muir-Smith

Mr J R Oliver10

Professor N G Parker

Mr G A Paterson

Mr M R Pike

Mr R L Pilkington10

Mr G A Rogerson

Dr M A Smith

Mr R A S Thomson

Mr M J Tomkins

1963

Dr R E Ansorge

Dr A P Armit10

Mr R A Arthur10

Professor A E Backhouse

Dr M N Baily

Mr T P Barnes

Mr C M F Brooker10

Professor C H Chapman

Mr D B Evans

Mr D K Exham

Dr R S Fidler

Professor R H Fryer

Mr R C Greenhalgh

Mr T J Hill

Mr A J Hilton

Mr P G Hofman10

Mr W G Knox

Dr M A Matovich10

Dr S J Morris

Mr P G J Noyce10

Mr D K Parkinson

Emeritus Professor D C Russell10

Professor Sir Simon

Schama (F)

Mr P C Sondhi

Dr A K Stapleton

Dr J D Temple10

Mr B Turner

Mr B V M Wilson

1964

His Hon Simon Barham

Mr R Birkby

Dr K M Carpenter

Mr M J Dawson

Mr R D Eastcott

Mr R D Fenhalls

Mr A R G James

Mr K W James

Mr M K Jenner10

Dr D R H Jones10 (F)

Mr J C Levett

Dr J T B Marshall

Mr M A McLaren-Turner

Fr P O’Neill

Professor J M Parker

Mr P S M Ramsey10

Dr P M G Reynolds

Mr R J Saw

Dr A E Smith (F)

Mr J H W Steedman10

Dr I M Tattersall

Mr P A Thompson

Lord Turnbull10 (F)

Mr D V I Wacznadze

Mr R Wemyss Brooks

Mr N C Wilkinson10

Mr M E Williams

Professor J Woolford

Anonymous (1)

1965

Mr M G W Anderson10

Mr A L Brooke & Mrs C Brooke

Mr S L Brunton

Canon R K Bryant

Mr P A Cartmell

Mr P Clayton10

Professor F E Corrigan10

The Rev J C Eade

Mr G D Farnsworth10

Dr R C Fieldsend10

Mr D T Firshman

Dr R A Flude

Dr D J Gunaratnam

Dr J M P Hodgson10

Mr D J Hollister10

Mr D D Hooker (N)

Dr P G N Jeppesen10

Mr J T Kyle

Mr A W Lauder10

Mr D C Lindsell

Dr J M Lloyd

Mr J Mackison10

The Rt Hon Sir Martin J Moore-Bick10 (F)

Mr P J Nelson

Dr C F A Pantin10

Dr M S Rapaport

Dr M G Rees

Dr J S Robertshaw

Reverend D D Sceats

Sir Nicholas Serota (N)

Dr V R Southgate

Mr T Swallow

Mr A J Swindale

Dr R Treciokas

Mr D F Walden

Dr G Wigmore

Mr J W B Worth

Mr R J Yerbury Anonymous (3)

1966

Mr C R Aldridge

Dr N R Beale

Mr G R Beer

The Rev E M Burgess10

Mr T H Cartmell

Professor R R Clements10

Mr D A Crofts

Mr D J Eade

Dr J M Ellwood

Mr P H Emmerson10

Dr M F Ford

Mr R C Foreman

Mr T K Gibbons10

Dr D J Gooch

Mr M B Harris10

Mr D M Hughes

Mr N G Kenyon10

Mr R A Nelson

Professor D J Ormrod10

Mr P A Osborne

Mr H P Rogers10

Mr M T Rogers10

Mr J Silkin

Dr P R Sterland

Mr G R Suggett10

Mr I C Thompson

Professor J K J Thomson

Mr P Warne

Mr D E Whatmough

Dr M D Winton

Mr M R Woodfield

Anonymous (1)

1967

Dr P I Adriaenssens10

The Rev R T Bashford

Dr D H Beasley

Dr J G Beech

Mr R M Broadway

Mr C S Butchins (N)

Professor C B Carter

Mr D H Colville10

Mr G L Dale-Jones

Mr J D Davidson10

Dr R G Dent

Mr J W Downer10

Mr J B P Farnell

The Rev L E A Franks

Mr P C Harries

Mr J L Horder

Dr C W Howard

Dr I A Johnson10

Mr G M Jones

Mr M A Kyle10

Mr R A MacAndrew

Mr I A McNabb

Mr M S Monie

Mr G O’Sullivan

Mr M J Quinn

Dr G H D Royston

Mr G C Solway

Mr R N G Stone

Mr R Tebboth10

Mr A J Wheeldon

Dr T J Wilkes

Mr L I Zokay10

Anonymous (7)

1968

Mr G L Anderson

The Rev R D Bainbridge10

Mr M C Benford

Mr P H Bradney10

Dr C J Catherasoo10

Sir Patrick Coghlin

Mr S C Fergusson10

Dr A Fertig

Mr M H Gidney

Professor S R Giles10

Dr S J S Hart

Mr G J House10

Dr G Lockwood

Dr D J MacArthur10

Mr R D Machell

Mr R W Meldrum10

Mr W A Noblett10

The Rev S G F Owens10

Mr J S Purcell

Mr R Rawlings10

Mr R W Savage

Mr J Shipsides

Mr D R Smith10

Mr R Tansley

Mr P D Thomas

Dr G R West

Mr G R G Wilson

Mr M R Woffenden

Anonymous (2)

1969

Dr S A Boffey

Mr A J Bowden

Professor W H Bryson10

Mr S L Buckingham10

Dr P F Bullett

Mr M P Cantor

Choir in Chapel

The Rev S D Coe

Mr N S Devons

Mr M J Dickenson

Mr H A Duthie

Mr S J H C Dyson (N)

Dr J A Jewell (BF)

Mr A Kaye

Dr F I Knight (N)

Dr J M Lambert10

Dr D R Middleton

Mr A M M Murray10

Mr C A H Nott

Mr C D O’Brien

Mr R Rowlands10

Professor P R Sabor

Professor R N Swanson10

Mr R G Taylor

Professor M W Walsh

Dr E J Webb10

Mr L S Whitehead

Mr G R Wilson

Dr G Woo

Mr I A Woods

Anonymous (2)

1970

Mr D C Berger

Dr N R Burke

Mr P J Butler

Professor D P Clark10

Mr M J Clarkson

Dr J P Cox

Mr E M Dehn

Mr P I Dolton (N)

Mr D A D Donnithorne-Tait

Mr D I Hall

Mr W D Hines10

Mr S M Holloway

Mr W J Magill (N)

Mr K A Mahadeva

Mr J McGrath10

Mr C A Moore

Mr M T Nicholson

Mr E L H Palfrey

Mr T J Pattison

Mr K M Romanski

Mr A K Ross

Reverend J H Tattersall10

Mr M H Thurston Smith

Mr B Towler10

Professor M H Wikander

Mr H V Williams10

Anonymous (1)

1971

Mr R P Brotherton

Mr A J Brown & The Brown

Source Trust

Dr P J T Drew

Mr J E Duncombe (N)

Mr M R Evans10

Dr A P Imeson

Mr G R Jay10

Mr J D Kitching10

Mr M T G Labram

Mr C J Lemar

Mr T M R Lintott (F)

Professor M Lockett

Dr A J Murday10

Mr D Nugent

Mr G Phillipson10

Mr D L Plummer

Mr C C Rowe10

Mr P E Sayer10

Mr J A L Wethered

Mr S R Williams

Anonymous (2)

1972

Dr W R Aucott10

Mr S J Bagnall

Mr D P Baines10

Dr N S Booth10

Dr R D H Brown

Mr J A Cheetham

Mr R B Coates10

Mr E C F G Cole

Professor J R Corner

Professor A M Cottenden

Mr A W Crispus Jones

Mr J M J Darke (N)

Mr C M David10

Mr T Downing

Mr G P Dyche

Professor D M Gale

The Rev K H Godshall

Mr A T Humphreys10

Ms M R James

Mr D Main Thompson

His Hon Judge

Warwick McKinnon

Mr S B Misrachi

Mr W J Morgan

Mr D Moss

Mr J H Owen

Mr A A Parnell

Sir Hugh Pelham (F)

Mr M St J Pimley & Mrs K Jensen Pimley

Mr D L Pope10

Mr R G Scriven

Professor S A Smiles

Mr P J Smyth10

Mr J M Summers

His Hon Judge T H Teague10

Mr J Whelan

1973

Mr T G Beddall

Mr B A Berman10

Mr J P Bosshardt10

Mr N P J Cocksedge

Dr I J Day

Mr D J Densley

Mr M R Emery10

Mr N C Faris

Dr D J Ford

Mr P M Grocott

The Rev Dr P T H Hatton

Professor G F Heyer

Mr M J Holley10

Mr P G Holmes

Dr J P Hosker

District Judge

M A M Hovington10

Mr J A Hudson

Mr A P Jackson10

Mr T L Jones10

Professor C R Kirk

Mr I R Lambert (N)

Mr J C Makinson

Mr R J Nelson10

The Rev J J Newlin10

Mr J L Osborn

Mr K Railton-Woodcock

Mr P S Redstone

Mr C W Rees10

Mr D N Roberts

Dr C H Salvesen

The Honourable

M K F Sandberg

Mr C W Shea

Professor Sir Jim Smith (F)

Dr M C Steward

Mr J R Turner

Dr K J Walsh10

Mr K S Warwick

Mr J H Wendorf10

Mr D J Whitfield10

Mr K Woodward10

Dr G Wyss10

Mr G Y Yeo (F)

Anonymous (3)

1974

Dr D M Abraham

Dr A B Apps

Mr H T Ashton

Professor J G Basker

Mr S G Bisson

Dr A M C Brown

Mr D R C Cannell

Mr P H Chandler10

Mr P J Cork

Mr P C Fitton

Mr C W Habgood

Mr A N Hitchcox

Mr S Ishibashi

Mr D Jefford

Professor G J McCulloch

Mr R B Moore

Mr A F Parr (N)

Mr S J Riley

Mr A C Shimwell

Mr N J Tanner

Mr A C Turner10

Mr N J Wallace

Mr G R Whittaker (F)

Mr D J A Whitten (N)

Mr R I Wyatt

Anonymous (5)

1975

Mr W O Aldridge10

Mr R B Barrett

Mr P G Barton

Mr J R Beach

Mr G H Collins

Dr M C Cook10

Access Christ’s Representatives

Dr A N Corps10

Mr M R Corry

Mr J M Dallman10

Captain A C G Docwra

Mr C S Garden (N)

Mr N I A Hindhaugh10

Mr I C Hodgson

Mr R D Holdsworth

Mr H A Hyman10

Mr A R Jordan

Mr C K Kangai

Mr K W McWilliams10

Mr J D C Preddy10

Mr S M Revell

Dr M J Seymour10

Mr R K Shukla

Mr D M C Stone

Mr D S Syers

Mr T M Walker

Mr S H Whittle10

Dr C S Wolfe10

Mr S E A Wolfe

Mr S C Young

1976

Mr A E Allen

Dr B O Amure

Mr A I Archibald10

Mr M S Bronstein

Dr A J S Chojecki

Mr R De Tullio

Mr R J Dearden

Mr T E Elsworth

Mr S W Faria

Mr B H Gallaher10

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Mr A J Ingram

Dr M T Isaac10

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Dr R Lewis10

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Mr A J Overs10

Mr C R Pendrill

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Dr P J Rosser

Mr F W Salway

Mr A D G Sells

Mr J M Smith

Mr T Uchiyamada

Mr S Wai

Mr R K Walker

Mr M Webster

Mr P M Whitlock

Anonymous (3)

1977

Mr A W J Agius

Mr P J Attfield10

Mr I D Buley

Mr P G Cheshire

Mr H N A Colthurst10

Mr P J David

Mr A K Dey

Dr J Hayes10

Professor C J Howe

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Miss M Jones

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Mr G W Lloyd10

Mr D Lockwood

Mr D Lorimer10

Mr N D Low

Dr J P Mason10

Mr J P Nelmes

Dr F E Pickworth10

Mr P D Ransome

Mr D E Segal10

Mr J Thornton

Colonel J R C White

Anonymous (2)

1978

The Rev F W Atkins

Mr R A Bacon

Mr C M Barnett10

Mr C G Botsford

Mr A J R Brown

Ms B Dean10

Mr F E della Porta

Dr N R Fisher (N)

Mr I C Grant10

Mr B J Heard

Mr D C Holliday

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Dr J W Liebeschuetz

Mr R M MacDonald

Dr S T R MacSweeney (N)

Professor P T Muchlinski10

Mr W G Nabney

Dr I L Nunez10

Mr C Parsons

Professor A H Reddick

Dr T P Robbins

Dr T J Sowton

Mr P M Spence (N)

Fr T C Swinglehurst Dr C A Zed

Anonymous (2)

1979

Mr M A Bennett10

Dr J R Botting

Mr A M G Bud

Mr H L Canaway

Mr G S Clapp10 (F)

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Ms G Cribbs (N)

Mr M P Davies

Mr R Davies

Mr D G R Eastwood

Ms H C Elvin (N)

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Mr R J Glover

Dr F Hasan

Mr C J May

Mr A Millest

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Mrs K J Sutton

Mr J M Tarrant

Ms A A K Taylor

Mr A J J Taylor10

Professor N Waszek

Mr N D Winward

Anonymous (2)

1980

Ms L Arnold10

Mr A K Bell

Mr N S Booton

Mr D R Coles10

Mr J M Cooper (N)

Mr C E Dawe

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Mr T D Fearn (N)

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Dr N B Harris

Mr S P Hornsby10

Mr C M Hyman

Dr D W R Marsh

Mr C M Matchett

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Professor P A H Moss

Mr J M M Page10

Mr S J R Pesenti (N)

Miss F N Roper

Mr T Sharples

Dr P A Sterne & Mrs E Sterne

Mr H M Stewart

Mrs C C Warrington10

Mr J G Wood

Anonymous (1)

1981

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Mr D N Berman Howarth

Miss J E Birtles

Mr N J Bonvoisin

Dr C J Burton10

Mr T A Crossley10

Mr D J Dickins (N)

Mr M R Draper10

Mr S P Dyer

Miss S P Goh

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Mr S F Harrow

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Ms V J Houlder

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Mr M H Lewisohn10 (BF)

Mr G E J Marshall

Dr C A W Mitchell-Heggs

Dr R J Neal

Mr M J Richards

Ms H Saul

Mr T M Turner

Mr R P E Wilson

Anonymous (3)

1982

Mr C D Boyd

Mr N R J Brasier10

Mr P D Cannon

Dr J P Chitnavis10

Mr V G Cook

Mrs F M E Elliott (N)

Mrs D M Fox

Mr M J Frost

Mrs J E Graham-Maw10

Mrs J L Gundle10

Mrs M Hardwick10

Ms E S Kaloyirou

Miss C F P T Leung

Dr J B Levy & Dr A K Liebreich (1983)

Mr T A M Maula10

Mr J C Motteram

Mr M J Nye

Mr P A Parker & Mrs L E Parker (1982)

Dr J Patterson (N)

Dr L E Reid & Ms C Donnelly

Mrs S M Siddall10

Ms C L Stone & Mr D C Stone (1982)

Dr W J Sutherland

Ms I A Taylor

Mr N E J Vineall

Mrs L J Wood10

Anonymous (1)

1983

Mr B E Burbidge

Mr P W Butler

The Hon Mr Justice N R Calver

Dr D J S Capper10

Mr D E Carr

Dr W Chan

Dr J C Cooper10

Mr L A Dare (N)

Mrs R A Duckworth

Mr A J R Elliott

Mrs S S Fabbro

Mr D W Gent10

Mr W R Holmes

Mr N R Jeffreys & Mrs J Jeffreys (1984)

Dr A J S Kanagasooriam10

The Honourable T N S Knatchbull

Mr A M Loader10

Mr C Miranthis

Mr M J Parsons (F)

Miss S A Robinson10

Mrs F E Smith

Mr A D L Stewart10

The Rev Dr M B Thompson

Ms P L Vance

Ms L Wan

Mr D J Warwick (F)

Dr J M Wide

Dr R J Young10

Anonymous (3)

1984

Mr R P Anton

Mr R A Dale

Mr N L Hart10

Mr N P Horsfall & Mrs C R Horsfall (1984)

Mr T E Jones10

Dr C K Lau

Mr T M Lord10

Miss J L McIlvenna10

Mr D H McIntyre (N)

Mrs S M Meech10

Dr J Philip

Mr K E E Powell

Mr A J Reeves

Mr A P Robson

Mr J A Simpson

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Ms J G Tarpey

Mr S R Williams & Mrs R N Williams (1984)

Anonymous (2)

1985

Dr E G Abel

Mr C E N Achara

Mrs L E Bailey

Mr G A N Coates

Mrs M H Curzon (N) & Dr P Curzon (N) (1983)

Brigadier J D Deverell

Mr S M Dixon10

Mr R I B Foulk

Ms C E French

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Professor M R Heal

Mr G M Henderson

Mr R Holmes

Dr J R Katz

Ms A M Kramer10

Professor O Lahav

Miss A C Lewisohn

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Ms S M Mullen

Mr S K Nivison10

Mr R M P Smith & Mrs J A Martinson (1987)

Dr A K Vauhkonen

Mr M A Wilkinson

Mr D L Wilson

Anonymous (1)

1986

Mr D R Barker

Dr C N Canagarajah10

Ms L J Carleton-Gertsch

Mr M D Clayton

Mrs C Crowther

Mr S J Edwards10

Mrs A V Hartley & Mr S C Hartley (1985)

Dr W I Hurwood

Mr D B Jackson10

Dr T E Johnson

Mr M A L Jones

Mrs J S Kean

Dr C K L Liu10

Dr J Luke

Dr V Muthukkumarasamy

Dr C A Nicolaou

Dr A K Nightingale10

Dr P A Pullan

Mr A J Rigney10

Mr J R Woods

Mrs M B A Yates

Mrs S E Yoxall

Anonymous (5)

1987

HRH Prince Zeid Ra’ad Al-Hussein (F)

Mr J A L Allen

Mrs J S Banes

Mr J R T Barker

Mrs A M Barrett & Dr S M Barrett (1987)

Mr C Beecham

Mrs A E Bostock

Mr M Frankel

Mr T M A Greetham

Mr S M Harrison & Mrs S V Harrison (1987)10

Mr R E Harrison10

Mrs J L Hill & Mr B E Hill (1987)

Mrs S M C Jones10

Dr R Y K Lai

Mr M R G Millar

Mr R P Nathan

Mrs R E Powell10

Mrs J S Smith & Mr S R Smith (1987)

Professor G R Tabor10

Mr J N Thirkell-White

Mr C T Vaughan (N)

Mr C D Wyatt

1988

Mr G L Barwick10

Mr G M Blaker10

Mr C P Brealey

Mrs A J Cheetham & Dr M B Cheetham (1988)

Mr S J Ford

Professor J Goldstein

Miss D R Harris10

Dr M G Harrison

Ms K J Herrity10

Mr J D L Hope

Mr S C Johns10

Mr A C Lawrence

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Mrs P C M Milles & Mr W D Milles (1989)

Mr D J Platt & Mrs F E Platt (1988)10

Mr T G E Smith10

Mr R L Thomas-Carter

Dr A A Tulchin

Mr N B Wenban-Smith10

Mrs A S Whitfield10

Anonymous (4)

1989

Mr W A Allen (N)

Mrs G M Anthony

Mr J R E Baker

Mr P Carter10

Mrs J R J Chalfen

Mr D J Clinch10

Ms M R Dias (N)

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Mr L J Lopez-Welsch

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Mr A J Pyle

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Mr D A Rowlands

Dr K B Smith (N)

Mrs S L Tett10

Mr K A J Tune

Anonymous (1)

1990

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Mrs J S S Archer

Mr J J Barton & Mrs E A Barton (1991)10

Dr P A Brady & Mrs J Y Brady (1990)

Mrs L A Cary

Mr M Davies10

Mr A N L Dawes

Dr A E Duffield

Mr D E Feather

Mr P B Fernandez

Dr R T Greenbaum

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Dr S Jariwala (N)

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Mr S R Neal10

Mr P D Richings10

Dr E D Seaton

Mr B J Sinnott

Mr J A Smith

Dr R E Tateson10

Professor A S Walker10

Dr R P Williams & Dr E J Williams (1990)

Mr G P Woods10

1991

Mr J J S Anderson10

Ms L M Bassnett-McGuire

Mrs A J Burch

Mr D Carolan (N)

Mr J A Emmett10

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Mrs S J Hanif

Mrs E S Hunter

Mr D J Ison10

Mr M C Jamieson

Mr R M C Kitt

Mr M J Oddy

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Dr A K Rooney

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Mrs E J Watson10

Mr C R Watts

Miss K A Whitaker

Anonymous (2)

1992

Dr R Buckland

Mrs W A Fox

Mr A T W Frazer

Mr E J Griffith10

Dr S Hill

Dr N C Levy-Carrick

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Mr S N Paplomatas

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Mr A L Scoville

Mr B P Shah

Mrs S E Spratt (N)

Dr R J Storey

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Dr A M Tucker

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Mrs K A Washer (N)

Mr S J Wright

Anonymous (3)

1993

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Dr J S Bubbear

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Miss R Freeman

Dr D S Gardiner10

Ms P Guha

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Dr C G Knight

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Mr A Turnbull

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Mr J S Wright & Mrs R Wright

Dr C L Yuca10

1994

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Mr C J Bishop10

Miss L L M L Chia

Mr J B Clarkin10

Mr M J Elliott

Mr N E Hill

Dr I E Holzbaur

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Mr A D Kidd (N)

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Mrs H S Shaw

Colonel C P Teoh

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Anonymous (3)

1995

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Dr E J Beamond-Pepler10

Ms C E Carr

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1996

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Mrs A R Gilbert

Mr J D Heeps10

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Mr S A Marquiss

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Mr D W Russell

Dr S Samad

Mr J C Thorneycroft10

Dr D A Till (N)

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1997

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Mr M J Bentham10

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Miss M J Newbery

Dr J R A Noyes

Mr T E Rivers10

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Dr I M Smith10

1998

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Dr M P Goh

Mr D J Gotts

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Mr T W G Wilson

Anonymous (1)

1999

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2000

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2001

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2002

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2005

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Sir Ka-Shing Li (Honorary Member)

Lord McDonald (N)

Dr S C N Read

Professor Q R D Skinner

Mr C Sze (Honorary Member)

Dr E Tomlinson (N)

Ms C M Twilley

Former Fellows and Visiting Scholars

Professor D E Cane10

Dr M Hild & Dr A Dakouri-Hild (1988)

Reverend Canon

A Lenox-Conyngham10

Dr A R K Spohr

Professor D R Widdess

Ms T Willey10

Dr F Woodman & Professor M H Johnson (F)

Mr A J Leech

Mr C Y Lui

Mr D L Maguire

Dr R H Masters

Mr T T Mawson

Miss A Morel

Mrs N J Rostron

Mr N S Shah

Ms N M Tao

Ms G Viedma Navarro (N)

Miss M E Wilson (N)

2012

Ms A Betts

Mr L Castellvi Laukamp

Mr V Chang

Mr Y R Chen (N)

Miss V Collins

Dr G McGregor

Mr S H Riebeling

Ms R Russell (N)

Mr L C K Tan

Mr M C A Yan

Dr C Zhang

Anonymous (2)

2013

Mr J Ashton-Tyler

Mr Z Chen (N)

Mrs H Dolling

Mr C S Kelly

Ms I C Krell

Dr G J Martin (N)

Dr A W Phillips (N)

Mr A B Rajani

Dr L M Wittern (N)

Anonymous (1)

2014

Miss S Graeff

Buhl-Nielsen (N)

Miss H B Hopkin (N)

Miss P K Rennert

Dr G G Rutledge (N)

Miss L N C Scully

Anonymous (3)

2015

Ms P E Bright (N)

Mr B L Fidler (N)

Mr H Graham

Miss C M Hogan-Lloyd (N)

Ms H Pollard

Ms S M B Taylor (N)

Anonymous (4)

2016

Miss A Cremin (N)

Ms S Grassmugg (N)

Miss R C Greenbank (N)

Dr S Mahdi (N)

Mr J B Mieszczak (N)

Mr V A Peshev

Mr W G Wilder

Anonymous (1)

2017

Ms K V Marchisio (N)

Mr C Shi (N)

Mr M J B Yale (N)

2018

Mr D W Dippold (N)

Mr D A Jaja (N)

Anonymous (1)

2019

Mr E G G Rapaport

2020

Ms H J Antonellis (N)

Mr A J Holmes (N)

2022

Anonymous (1)

Staff and Other Supporters

Mr T Attwood (N)

Mrs J Ashworth*

Mr C Austin

Professor L Bailyn

Mr S Bancroft (N)

Mrs J M Barrett* (N)

Mrs M S Bearn

Mrs S Blackham

Mr D Budenberg

Mr K Cash (N)

Dr G P Clagett (N)

Mrs P H Cox (N)

Mrs B Daltry (N)

Mrs M Danis (N)

Mr W Dennis (N)

Mr P Ellis (N)

Ms A-M A Farrell (N)

Mr D Fletcher (N)

Ms K Guneratne (N)

Mr G Healy (N)

Mrs D Hind (N)

Mr A Holmes (N)

Mrs G Holmes (N)

Mr R Houston10

Mr B Hutton (N)

Mrs B Hutton (N)

Mr J Kelting (N)

Mr A Kerr (N)

Dr J Knight (N)

Mrs T Knights (N)

Mr D Laurie (N)

Mrs D D Lloyd

Mr W J Lyne (N)

Mrs C Lyon (N)

Mrs N Mackison & Mr J Mackison (1965)

Mrs J Marshall10

Mrs S McCormick (N)

Mrs S C McKeand (N)

Ms A McKeon (N)

Mrs T McManus (N)

Mr H & Mrs L Nelis (N)

Dr J S O’Rourke IV

Mr P Pride (N)

Mrs P Purkis* (N)

Dr R A Raphael (N)

Mrs S Rees (N)

Mr D Roberts

Mrs G A Rogers

Mrs P Savage (N)

Mr J Shere (N)

Mr K Shimizu (N)

Mr P Sillis (N)

Mr R E R Smith (N)

Mrs A Spyrou (N)

Mr D Szamozvancev (N)

Ms E Walsh (N)

Mr D Waring (N)

Mr N Watson (N)

Mr J Wigginton10

Mrs J Williams (N)

Dr A Wright (N)

Mrs D Young

Mrs C Zatman (N)

Anonymous (9)

Companies, Charitable Trusts and Foundations

Commonwealth Youth Orchestra and Choirs

The Glenfield Trust

Goldman Sachs

Google Matching Gifts Program

Sosnow Charitable Trust

Willis Towers Watson (N)

Workiva (N)

MEMBERS of the Fisher Society

Below is a list of our Fisher Society Members, who have been kind enough to inform us of a Legacy in their Will, and have indicated that they would like to be a part of our Society. All our members are invited to the College for an annual lunch in November, and receive a silver lapel pin badge.

If you have left the College a gift in your Will, and you would like to be included on this list, please contact Sebastian Peel at srnp3@christs.cam.ac.uk Alternatively, if you would like more information, or to have a confidential discussion about your intentions, we would be happy to help you.

Anonymous Legators (100)

Mr G B Adum (m.2017)

Dr J N Airey (m.1984)

Mr C G R Alderman (m.1944)

Mr M G W Anderson (m.1965)

Ms L Arnold (m.1980)

Mr H T Ashton (m. 1974)

Mr G A T Astbury (m. 1955)

Mrs L E Bailey (m.1980)

Professor A D Bain (m.1955)

Mr I A Balding (m.1959)

Mr R G J Ballard (Fellow Commoner)

Mr R I Barnes (m. 1971)

Mr C M Barnett (m.1978)

Mr R F Bassett (m.1974)

Mr J P Bosshardt (m.1973)

Mr D C Boutle (m.1967)

Mr A J Breeze (m.1955)

Mr A L Brooke (m.1965)

Dr R M A Buckland (m.1992)

Ms C E Carr (m.1995)

Mr S A Clark (m.1972)

Professor J Clarke (m.1961)

Mr P Clarke (m.1971)

Professor R R Clements (m.1966)

Emeritus Professor K J Clemetson (m.1965)

Mr B M Coates (m.1952)

Mr E C F G Cole (m.1972)

Mr J W Collis (m.1958)

Mr D H Colville (m.1967)

Dr J C Cooper (m.1983)

Mr J H Culhane (m.1951)

Mr W R Dalzell (m.1959)

Mr C M David (m.1972)

Mr M Davies (m.1990)

Mr C E Dawe (m.1980)

Dr W G Dawson (m.1943) and Mrs M Dawson

Ms B Dean (m.1978)

Mr A K Dey (m.1977)

Mr P V Dickins (m.1959)

Mr G E Dixon (m.1947)

Dr W D Dolton (m.1948)

Mr T Downing (m.1972)

Mr J E Duncombe (m.1971)

Mr D J Eade (m.1966)

Mr S J Edwards (m.1986)

Dr C T Eyles (m.1957) and Dr W J Eyles

Mr P M Fannon (m.1998)

Dr R H Felix (m.1959)

Dr A Fertig (m. 1968)

Mr M F C FitzGerald (m.1956)

The Rev L E A Franks (m.1967)

Professor D W G Gardiner (m.1966) and Mrs F Gardiner

Mr G W Gardiner (m.1947)

Mr M H George (m.1974)

Mr T K Gibbons (m.1966)

Mr E V Gildea (m.1973)

Professor L M Gillin (m.1962)

Miss E J Goodrick (m.1985)

Mr M A Gore (m.1959)

Mr J M H Grimsdick (m.1967)

Mr R Guraieb Chahin (m.2009)

Dr Y K Hamied (m.1954, Honorary Fellow) and Mrs F Hamied

Mr N D A Hardie (m.1960)

Dr F G Hardy

Mr A Harrison (m.1958, Lady Margaret Beaufort Fellow) and Mrs I Harrison

Mr S F Harrow (m.1981)

Mr E K Hayton (m.1959)

Professor M R Heal (m.1985)

Dr A G Hearnden (m.1949)

Mr D N Heaton (m. 1960)

Mr N K S Hensman (m.1954)

Dr S Hill (m.1992)

Mr M J Hitchcock (m.1959)

Mr R D Holdsworth (m.1975)

Christ’s College Chapel

Mr J D Holland (m.2004)

Mr R Houston

Professor M Howard (m.1967)

Ms N Hunder (m.2011)

Mr C M Hyman (m.1980)

Professor M L James (m.1960)

Mr P Jarvis (m.1961)

Mr A P Jeffreys (m.1978)

Lady Gillian John

Professor M H Johnson (m.1963, Fellow)

Dr I E Johnston-White (m.2009)

Professor F P Kelly (Fellow)

Dr J Kittmer (m.1985)

Mr J F Knight (m.1970)

Mr A H Laird (m.1955)

Professor C Laird (m.1956)

Dr J M Lambert (m. 1969)

Dr P J Langham (m.1972)

Dr A Langsford (m.1954)

Mr P S Larkman (m.1961)

Mr A W Lauder (m.1965)

Dr R A Ledwaba-Chapman (m.1961)

Mr M H Lewisohn (m.1981)

Mr M D J Liebreich (m.1981)

Mr H J Linfield (m.1954)

Ms H M Little (m.1988)

Prince J Lobanow-Rostovsky (m.1952)

Dr G Lockwood (m.1968)

Mr B B Lott (m.1962) and Mrs J Lott

Squadron Leader R Loveday (m.1955)

Mr T R H Luce (m.1960)

Mr J M Lush (m.1954)

Mr W J Magill (m.1970)

Mr D Main Thompson (m.1972)

Mr C B Malcolm-Brown (m.1990)

Mr P Mannix (m.1961)

Mr T A Marschall Jones (m.1981)

Mr D J K Masson (m.1958)

Mr D G McGill (m.1958)

Mr J McGrath (m.1970)

Mr M A McLaren-Turner (m.1964)

Ms C Middleton (m.1991)

Mr P J Milhofer (m.1988) and Mrs R C Milhofer (m.1988)

Dr P J Mill (m.1951)

Mr M R G Millar (m.1987)

Mr H Mitchell (m.1961)

Mr H Moore (m.1982)

Dr V Navaratnam (Fellow)

Mr D J B Nicholls (m.1950)

Dr J S O’Rourke IV

Mr G B M Palmer (m.1952)

Mr C A Park (m.1958)

Professor N G Parker (m.1962)

Mr P H Parker (m.1964)

Mr I D Pawlby (m.1964)

Mr G S Payne (Former Fellow)

Ms C G Pearce Cornish (m.2007)

Dr M S Perelman (m.1970) and Mrs J Perelman

Emeritus Professor A M Perks (m.1951)

Mr S J R Pesenti (m.1980)

Dr A W Phillips (m.2013)

Mr G Phillipson (m.1971)

Mr N S Price (m.1972)

Mr J L Quie (m.1952) and Mrs N Quie

Mr J L Rathbone (m.1976)

Mrs E Reddaway (Fellow Commoner)

Mr R S Reynolds (m.1956)

Mr S J Riley (m.1974)

Dr J A Roberts (m.1954) and Mrs P Roberts

Mr H P Rogers (m.1966)

Mr M T Rogers (m.1966)

Professor H G Roseveare (m.1952)

Mr P L Rutter (m.1998)

Mr P J C Schicker (m.1961)

Mr I E Scholey (m.1961)

Professor I G M Scobbie (m.1981)

Mr J N Sefton (m.1958)

Dr M J Seymour (m. 1975)

Mrs M A Shaw (m.2004)

Dr A E Smith (m.1964, Lady Margaret Beaufort Fellow)

Mr A G Smith (m.1973)

Mr D M W Simpson (m.1958)

Mr J A Simpson (m.1984)

Mr M F Smith (m.1964)

Mr T Smuts (m.2016)

Dr H F H Sneddon (m.1997)

Mrs M Steen

Professor W M Steen (m.1954, Honorary Fellow)

Dr P R Sterland (m.1966)

Mr B D Stoker (m.1969)

Mr D S Syers (m. 1975)

Rev J H Tattersall (m.1970)

Mr R Tebboth (m.1967)

Mr J Thieme (m.2012)

Dr A E E Thomas (m.2009)

Professor I A A Thompson (m.1956)

Mr N D Thomson (m.1957)

Mr G D Thornton (m.1954)

Mr A Turnbull (m.1993)

Mr J N Turner (m.1954)

Mr J R Turner (m.1973)

Mr R H Tym (m.1958) and Mrs D Tym

Dr G J Walker (m.1992)

Professor A S Walker (m. 1990)

Mr B Ward (m.1951)

Mr C F Warman (m.1955)

Mr D F L Watkin (m.1953)

Mr M I M Watson (m.1953)

Dr E J Webb (m.1969)

Mr J A Webber (m.1967)

Dr G R West (m.1968)

Dr P M Weston-Burt (m.1959)

Colonel J R C White (m.1977)

Mr P O G White (m.1950)

Mr G R Whittaker (m.1974, Lady Margaret Beaufort Fellow)

Mr D J A Whitten (m.1974)

Mr S H Whittle (m.1975)

Dr G Wigmore (m. 1965)

Mr R J Winfrey (m.1950)

Mr N R Winter (m.1984)

Dr F Woodman (Former Fellow)

Mrs A Wright (m.1989) and Dr A D Wright (m.1987)

Mr P H Yarrow (m.1979)

Dr K M Yearsley (m.2004)

Fisher Society Lunch 2022

Fisher Society Lunch 2022