2013 Annual Report
Integrity
Brotherhood
Respect Responsibility
A School Bound by Values
from the head of school Our wonderful school is blessed by the meaningful and personal relationships developed over the years with each one of you—the men and women who sustain our lofty mission in service to young boys in true need. And so let me begin by acknowledging you for every prayer and gift made on our behalf during the past year. Beyond the awareness you have about what we endeavor to do on a daily basis, we are sustained by your commitment to be a support to boys who know what to do with the opportunities you make sure are available to them here. Therefore, this 2013 Annual Report, A School Bound by Values, is in many ways a tribute to what we have accomplished together in the past year and the relationships that continue to bloom even in full view of the on-going work that lies ahead. Take a moment to read about the relationships highlighted in the pages that follow. They will reveal something special about the uniqueness of our work and the quality of achievements and relationships won. Most especially, they will speak of boys whose expanding vision of who they are and what they can do with their God-given talents is made possible at Church Farm School (CFS). Highlights of the year will be mentioned in other places, but I certainly want to appropriately thank here a few organizations and individuals who have helped CFS achieve important goals in the past year. The William B. Dietrich Foundation offered the school a challenge grant to rebuild the organ console and we are grateful to all those who answered the call to meet this goal,
especially the 25th Century Foundation. I am also pleased to report that CFS will remain in partnership with the Institute for Global Ethics, Camden, ME, serving as a featured school program highlighting the success we have had in identifying and living more fully into our core values. Former Board Member, Mr. N. Peter Hamilton’s original gift has now been complemented by the Huston Foundation for the coming year. Lastly, a good number of individuals and corporations have raised the bar as contributors to the Griffin Scholarship Program and made time to spend a day with those boys named as Griffin Scholars. As for the record, our financial position remains sound and we are determined to expand our circle of friends that can help close the gap between income derived mostly from a 5% investment draw and other income, even some modest tuition charges. Our challenge is to house, feed and educate over 190 boys living together under the watchful eyes of a dedicated faculty and staff. Your annual support, and more especially your efforts to introduce us to others who share your sense of duty and responsibility to those in need and the desire to reach them through meaningful programs like ours, will continue to sustain our work and make an important difference to some great boys living in communities where hope and opportunity are scarce. For these and every blessing of friendship and support you offer, thank you. And we look forward to visiting with you either on campus or perhaps somewhere near you in the coming year.
The Reverend Edmund K. Sherrill II
from the chairman of the board Earlier this year our two-year-old granddaughter Addison joined us in a 5k walk for charity. When I proudly displayed the picture that accompanies this letter on Facebook, one of my friends kiddingly replied, “Nice—but next year, she has to carry her own weight!” “Carrying one’s own weight” is shorthand that we all use, and we all know what it means: that each of us has to take responsibility for quite a bit in life—both for ourselves, and for the larger world in which we live. As our children grow they need to move from learning to put away their toys, to learning how to respect (and help) others, and finally, as adults, learning how to care for others, including eventually their own families. Responsibility and its concomitant values—brotherhood, respect, and personal integrity—are taught in many ways. We believe that school—and especially a boarding school like Church Farm—has an important role to play in this effort. From our founding in 1918, Church Farm School has always been about nurturing both intellect and character. Learning responsible behavior, the value of hard work, and respect for others has been accomplished over the years in many ways—through farm work in our early years, to today’s community service programs and ethical leadership programs. Preparing our diverse student body for college is only one of our goals. Preparing our young men to be responsible adults who contribute meaningfully to society and guide their own children in the future is equally important.
The many contributors highlighted in this report are crucial to the achievement of these goals. Without your support, we could not provide the intellectual and moral foundations that will serve our students—and our world—so well in the decades to come. On behalf of the entire Church Farm Community, I thank all of you who have helped our students “carry their own weight.” If you have not yet chosen to support Church Farm School, I ask you to consider joining us in this very noble cause.
Mark T. Carroll P’00, ’01
2012-2013 Board of Directors
Samuel H. Ballam III Rt. Rev. Charles Bennison, Jr. Matthew J. Burns P’10 Gregory W. Coleman Samuel B. Cupp, Jr. P’02
Stephen Darby Kermit S. Eck Sally N. Graham The Rev. Canon Preston B. Hannibal John P. Kirwin III P’02 Stacey Shreiner Kley John Pickering Gary G. Schlarbaum Cannie C. Shafer Walter K. Smith ’86 Norman Strate
Honorary Members Charles A. Ernst Morris C. Kellett Gibbs Lamotte William H. Molloie ’82
Erwin P. Roeser ’41 Robert G. Rogers, Jr. Jesse D. Saunders James Tate ’52 Christopher H. Washburn
Mark T. Carroll, Chairman and President Stephen A. Loney, Esq. ’97 Secretary Richard H. Gherst II, Treasurer The Rev. Edmund K. Sherrill II, Head of School
Responsibility Brotherhood
Respect Integrity
“Respect is a two-way street,” declares long time teacher and administrator, Rich Lunardi. He adds, “We certainly want CFS students to be respectful young men, but it is also essential that the adults in our community consistently model respectful behavior in our interactions with each other and with our students.” No individual at CFS is more highly respected than Rich Lunardi, who through the past 32 years has done his best to be a positive role model within the school community, both personally and professionally. Fighting serious illness over the last year with humor and determination only strengthened his humanity and didn’t prevent him from, once again, helping the entire senior class achieve placement at competitive colleges and universities. Mr. Lunardi has witnessed profound changes at CFS over the decades, yet believes that, while the School continually evolves, its core mission remains. “Indeed, the Board of Directors was ahead of the curve in integrating the School in the sixties,” he suggests, adding that, in the intervening years, CFS has moved
forward as a serious college preparatory school, which demands a great deal of its students academically and otherwise. Yet, while 21st century technology, modern instructional techniques and creative use of resources are taking CFS to new heights each year, some things remain the same. “We have as many students involved in the chapel program as I can ever remember and we talk about the spiritual dimension of life frequently,” ponders Mr. Lunardi, adding that, “Today, we encourage students and faculty to live into their faith through community service.” Turning back to the topic of respect, as well as other values that shape the culture at CFS, such as integrity and responsibility, Mr. Lunardi believes that, “Given the world in which our students live and the degree to which they are bombarded with negative messages through the media, we can’t do enough to emphasize the importance of these core values. As teachers, we plant seeds in the hope that they’ll take root, grow to maturity and eventually be passed on to future generations.” Rich Lunardi Director of College Counseling
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The diversity of the student body is what encouraged Marcus Pereira, as a twelve-year-old entering 7th grade, to choose Church Farm School over other attractive schools proffered by his participation in the Young Scholars program of New Jersey SEEDS, a non-profit that helps highly motivated students obtain excellent educational opportunities. He recognized and valued this diversity on his first visit, when he shadowed a student through a typical day of classes. “At first boarding school is overwhelming,” says Marcus, explaining that the rigorous CFS schedule keeps students from becoming homesick, and the demands of residential living make it imperative that they quickly settle any disagreements with other students. “We must solve problems among ourselves, since we see each other day and night,” he explains. Marcus appreciates life at CFS. He enjoys his classes, especially Dr. Broadrup’s Advanced Placement Chemistry where students
took on “real world” projects this past year. He also valued 9th grade English, since older students continually visited Mr. Stout’s classroom bridging the gap between middle and upper school for the younger boys. Finally, simply being with other students in the dormitories is one of the best parts of student life for Marcus, who looks forward to weekends of good conversation, movies in the cottages and playing pick-up basketball games. Respect is two-fold, Marcus asserts: “At Church Farm School, student to student relationships transcend respect. We all do the same things, have the same understanding of each other, and undergo the same hardships. The result is true camaraderie.” The value of respect is also manifested in student to faculty relationships. “Often,” Marcus concludes, “because we are away from our families, a teacher or a dorm parent becomes a parental figure in a time of need. We respect these adults enough to trust them to help us with our problems.” Marcus Pereira ’14 Student
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“With three wonderful sisters, I love it that I have found brothers at CFS, students from many cultures who are enough good friends for a lifetime,” says 10th grader Uche Egonu. A Better Chance, a national program that places students of color in high performing high schools, recommended Uche to CFS. The then 8th grader, who is from California, was thrilled and intrigued by the idea of attending an eastern boarding school and has flourished at CFS. Uche, who has a smile that lights up a room, participates avidly in school activities. “I love Interact Club because we truly make things happen and experiment with social leadership,” he explains adding that DECA (Distributive Education Clubs of America), an on-campus organization that stresses business and communication skills, has taught him how to navigate the business world as an adult. A Student Ambassador who often gives campus tours, the Community Service program occupies many of his weekends. Church Farm School Board Member Norman Strate and a few of his Lehigh University classmates made it possible for Uche
to attend the Iacocca Institute’s Pennsylvania School for Global Leadership at Lehigh University this summer. This international program, which brings teenagers from all over the world to gain real world business experience, was an incredibly broadening opportunity for him. Easily able to connect with a diverse student body as a result of his CFS background, Uche and the others studied global economics, micro financing and entrepreneurship. After learning how to construct business and marketing plans, they were paired with Lehigh Valley companies in order to apply the classroom concepts to these businesses. They also gleaned the many different aspects of entrepreneurship from daily guest speakers. Uche concludes, “I really feel that brotherhood is the core value of the student body and that we are all deeply connected.” He adds that, “I am grateful to Church Farm School for the opportunity to become a better young man with an interest in helping those around me.” Uche Egonu ’15 Student
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Personal relationships with friends and mentors were what Steve Loney enjoyed most when he entered CFS. “Living with 15 brothers was great for an only child,” he says, adding that, “You don’t fully appreciate the importance of these relationships until after graduation.” Only ten when his father died, a fortunate coincidence brought Mr. Loney to the School: His aunt, a paralegal at Dechert Price & Rhoades, told attorney and CFS Board Member Morris Kellett, about her nephew whose situation placed him squarely within the mission of the school. Mr. Kellett encouraged the family to apply, and Mr. Loney entered the 8th grade. Today, having come full circle, he is an attorney practicing with Hogan Lovells’ Litigation Group and Secretary of the CFS Board of Directors. Knowing that his mother worked long hours to afford the School’s modest tuition inspired Mr. Loney to try harder and pursue greater dreams, especially college. Following high school, he attended St. Joseph’s University and worked part time at Dechert—the same
firm that had sent him to CFS. Now married and a parent, he is a graduate of New York University Law School and a former clerk for The Honorable Franklin Van Antwerpen of the U. S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit. In addition to brotherhood, Steve learned personal responsibility at CFS. “I notice that some are less careful, but I have an inability to act that way, because it wasn’t acceptable to do anything halfway at CFS. These were important years in my life, and the culture of doing things right, coupled with a willingness to ‘put ourselves out there’ and try anything whether it be singing in the choir or creating a yearbook, permeated the School,” he concludes. Today, Mr. Loney and most of his class of 1997 “brothers” stay in touch. And, as a Board Member and now a “big brother,” he especially values the opportunity to have a direct impact on current students’ lives. Steve Loney ’97 Board of Directors
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Georgina Bissell, a member of the former Board of Managers and long time friend of Church Farm School, is every inch a great lady and the personification of responsibility for others—especially CFS students. Many years ago, her aunt, Mrs. Irving Warner, brought her to CFS for the first time. Immediately moved by the School’s mission, she began decades of involvement. A graduate of Westover School in Middlebury, Connecticut (where another member of the Board of Managers, Brent Roehrs, was a classmate), Mrs. Bissell is active in the Philadelphia and Wilmington arts communities as well as the Philadelphia Flower Show. Once a member of the Board of the Philadelphia Orchestra, she has also been President of the Garden Club of America. “How Church Farm School carried out its work always impressed me deeply,” she explains. “The boys took pride in their appearances (always coats and ties for school and Chapel) and in their responsibilities, which exceeded those of most
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teenagers,” she says, explaining that, as a member of the Board of Managers, she was constantly updated on the triumphs and challenges of daily life at CFS. Mrs. Bissell served CFS through years of transformation—from the devolution of farming through the strengthening of the college preparatory program, from the days in which donors received scrapple and sausage to the present, when donors’ gifts are often honored through the Griffin Scholars Program. Through it all, her encouragement and generosity has been felt by many. Having met the two students she sponsored last year, she enjoys knowing their plans and successes. She declares emphatically, “These boys are gentlemen, and this shows in their commitment to responsibly maximizing the opportunities they receive at Church Farm School.” Georgina Bissell Friend
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“For me responsibility means holding myself accountable and then striving to improve my decision-making the next time around. Responsibility also ties in the importance of self improvement, that is never truly being satisfied with myself and constantly seeking ways to be the best version of myself. It also means living life honorably—turning boys into honorable men is what Church Farm School does,” says Rock Ward, now a freshman at Swarthmore College. Rock’s journey to Church Farm School is an extraordinary story. Living in a marginal neighborhood and surrounded by drug abuse and violence, he moved with his godmother to Brazil where he had to adapt to a subsistence life in a foreign country. This experience totally changed him. Returning home, he found himself slated to enter a failing high school and contemplating not attending school at all. However, volunteering with a nearby church group, he met CFS student Marco Lorenz who told him about Church Farm School—and Rock immediately applied. While then Admission Director Bart Bronk hesitated accepting a new tenth grader five days before School started, Marco talked
him into giving Rock not only a chance but almost a full scholarship. “Church Farm School saved my life,” says Rock. From a hard scrapple beginning that lacked security in some of the most basic ways while exposing him to some of society’s riskiest temptations, Rock developed into a terrific young man. Pursuing an arduous application process on his own, he was one of 250 recipients (out of 114,000 applicants) for a Coca Cola Foundation Scholarship for college and beyond. As a Philip Evans Scholar at Swarthmore College, he will have an opportunity to study abroad and/or create service projects that interest him anywhere in the world. Rock explains, “I’ve had my fair share of mistakes and the value of responsibility has allowed me to learn from those mistakes. Because of the small, diverse, and tight-knit community CFS is, everyone has to take responsibility for not just themselves but those around them, and even the school itself. This allows for a friendly and inviting atmosphere where young men can build each other up and celebrate everyone’s achievements. All students want the absolute best for themselves, their classmates, and Church Farm School,” he concludes. Rock Ward ’13 Alumnus
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“I recognized the community spirit right away,” says Nnamdi Render, a senior who came to CFS from New York City in tenth grade. “You really can’t hide from anyone,” he adds, explaining that, “I knew right away that I had to sit down and complete my school work before anything else.” Nnamdi, who played varsity basketball in 11th grade, loved the team and the friendships it engendered. He relates that his coach and teammates were there for him and encouraged him to improve his school work when his grades dropped and he wasn’t allowed to play for a short time. “They brought me back, because everyone is important on the team,” he says.
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According to Nnamdi, “Integrity, one of the values students have identified as integral to the CFS culture, filters through the entire community. It begins with Mr. Sherrill, the administrators and teachers and spreads to the student body. While we are encouraged to make our own decisions, dishonesty is never tolerated at CFS,” he declares. Graduation in June 2014 will be bittersweet: “I will miss all the people who helped me get to this point,” he concludes. Nnamdi Render ’14 Student
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Miari Roberts, a mom with a full-time teaching job in New York City, knew that her son Nnamdi would flourish in an all-boys boarding school, one with structure, few distractions, and small classes. Having met (previous) CFS Admission Director Bart Bronk at a high school fair, she later remembered that all these things were true of CFS, two hours away in Pennsylvania. Nnamdi applied and was accepted into the 10th grade. This year he will graduate, having enjoyed many athletic successes while overcoming a few academic challenges. Since Ms. Roberts is a special education teacher at an alternative high school (in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn) she was especially aware of the importance of a place like CFS for a vulnerable teenager in a big city. “Nnamdi has learned the importance of
being organized, the value of working hard, and the necessity of completing assignments,” she explains. Ms. Roberts adds that “CFS teachers are caring and guide the students, but they expect them to produce on their own.” For Ms. Roberts, integrity at CFS is evidenced by the School’s expectation that all students “stay true to the School’s college preparatory requirements.” For instance, although her son is on the varsity basketball team, he must keep his grades up in order to remain an active participant. “Even though it’s sometimes a struggle, the boys must do well academically,” she explains praising Nnamdi’s teachers and coaches for upholding the School’s rigorous expectations. Miari Roberts Parent ’14
Sources of Revenue 2012-2013 from the chairman of the development committee sow verb [soh]: 1. to scatter upon the earth for growth; 2. to introduce into a selected environment; 3. to set something in motion As a lifelong suburbanite who was raised outside Philadelphia, my relationship with farming mostly consisted of drives through scenic Lancaster County and trips to the local farmers’ markets in the summer. Despite my lack of hands-on experience, I have always been fascinated by the agricultural cycle—the amazing annual rhythm of activities related to the growth and harvest of a crop, including sowing, cultivating and harvesting. Tuition and Fees
Did you realize that you have a vital role in a similar cycle that transpires at the Church Farm School year after year? Your generous financial support provides essential “seed” capital that makes it possible for each deserving family to send their son to the school and set in motion the opportunity for nothing less than a life-transforming experience. I hope this report will help you visualize the intentional and personal cultivation process at CFS that provides ideal conditions for each student to grow and thrive through all of life’s seasons. A rigorous and relevant educational experience is foundational, but wise mentoring, nurturing healthy relationships, and building strong character are other essential elements.
16%
Rental of facilities and other
3%
Gifts and bequests
1 1%
allocation from endowment and trusts 70%
Expenses 2012-2013
The cycle continues as the graduates that walk out our chapel doors become a rich harvest of fruitful adults that serve, lead, and enrich their families and communities. CFS friends, alumni, and parents have a vital role year after year in making this hope a reality. You have made a difference in many lives, and we are grateful for your faithful sowing.
Steve Darby
School Program
77%
Management
19%
Fund Raising
4%
from the treasurer For nearly a century, Church Farm School has successfully pursued its founder’s vision: a college preparatory education for disadvantaged young men. We continue to offer that opportunity in a boarding school environment, and this year two-thirds of our students paid tuition, room, and board of less than $7,000 per year. We are blessed to have a substantial endowment, from which we support 70% of our operating costs, while tuition covers only about 16% of our costs. Our goal is to position and sustain the School for the next hundred years, without compromising the mission. Thanks to careful stewardship, our endowment has consistently produced investment returns equal to or better than most benchmarks, even through the difficult times of the past decade. However, the annual draw on the endowment, to support School operations, has averaged close to 6% in recent years. Most institutions consider 5% a prudent maximum draw; some advisors are suggesting 4% as a sustainable target in today’s world.
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2012-2013 Church Farm School by the Numbers Union League Scholars (out of 8 selected regionally)
2
Years in the Bicentennial Athletic League
1
Bicentennial League Division Championships
3
Distinct cultural heritages represented by students
40
Average age of CFS teachers
40
Teachers with master’s and doctorates Accordingly, our focus must be on increasing our support from charitable giving, including the annual fund, major gifts, grants, and bequests. Substantial additions to the endowment will also be necessary if we are to continue to improve our academic offerings, maintain our historic campus, and sustain our worthy mission.
Richard H. Gherst II
62%
2013 graduates
32
2013 graduates attending 4 year, competitive colleges
32
Pets residing on the CFS campus
9 (4 dogs, 4 chickens, 1 cat)
2012-2013 student enrollment
194
2012-2013 students who received a laptop computer
194
2012-2013 student community service hours
3,500
Board Members who support CFS financially
100%
Scholarship assistance awarded to students
$7,000,000
FOUNDER’S SOCIETY
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$25,000 PLUS The 25th Century Foundation Mr. John A. Bellis, Jr. The Bryn Mawr Trust Company William B. Dietrich Foundation S. Griswold Flagg III Trust
SCHOLAR’S SOCIETY $5,000-$24,999 Anonymous (1) Mrs. George P. Bissell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Burns P’10 Burns Engineering, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. Carroll P’00, ’01 Dr. and Mrs. Lane Collins ’58 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Darby DNB First First Priority Bank Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Gherst II Mr. and Mrs. N. Peter Hamilton The Huston Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Kennedy Kensey Nash Corporation Mr. and Mrs. John P. Kirwin P’02 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Loney ’97 Manufacturers and Traders Trust Company Meridian Bank Mrs. J. Maxwell Moran Mr. Talmadge O. O’Neill ’86 Penn Liberty Bank Philadelphia Insurance Companies Mr. and Mrs. John Pickering Mr. and Mrs. Gary Schlarbaum The Rev. and Mrs. Edmund K. Sherrill II F-S Mr. and Mrs. Walter K. Smith ’86 The Snowden Foundation ViroPharma Incorporated
HEADMASTER’S SOCIETY $1,000-$4,999 Anonymous (5) Mr. Stathis Andris Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Ballam III Mrs. Elsie J. Bedwell
CP: Current Parent
CGP: Current Grandparent
Mr. Stuart Brackney ’62 and Mrs. Mary Menacker Mr. and Mrs. Christian Bronk ’96, F-S Mr. and Mrs. William C. Buck Mr. Andrew Carrigan ’87 and Ms. Amee Shah Dr. David Carroll ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. Hwee Sang Chang P’11, ’12 Mr. Francis G. Coleman Mr. Gregory Coleman and Dr. Marcia Coleman Mrs. Gertrude W. Como ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cupp P’02 Mr. and Mrs. Kermit S. Eck Edu-Tech Academic Solutions Mr. and Mrs. Mark Elvin CP’15 Mr. P. F. N. Fanning Mr. and Mrs. Pete Fleetwood ’69 Mr. Kevin Follin ’86 Fulton Bank Mrs. Karl Gabosch ’48 Mr. and Mrs. George R. Graham, Jr. Greater West Chester Chamber of Commerce Dr. John R. Grunwell III ’60 Mrs. Wilbur H. Hall Mr. Samuel Hanger The Rev. Canon Preston Hannibal Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hudson IMC Construction Mr. Richmond P. Johnston ’54 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Joiner ’62 T. James Kavanagh Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Morris C. Kellett Mr. and Mrs. Hyung Sun Kim CP’15 Mr. and Mrs. William J. Kley Mr. Jang Won Lee and Mrs. Ae Sim Kim P’13 Mr. Arthur R. Marcus ’53 Dr. Katherine M. McCandless P’82 Mr. George F. McGrory Mr. Richard A. Mulford Mr. Peter C. Neall ’64 Mr. Niels E. Nordstrom ’62 Rev. and Mrs. S. W. Peabody Mr. Thomas C. Phelan ’97 The Philadelphia Foundation Philadelphia Stock Exchange Foundation Marion Prochazka Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Robert Raysik CP’16 Mr. William E. Reimer, Jr.
F-S: Faculty and Staff
P: Parent
* Deceased
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald S. Rice ’66 Mr. Erwin P. Roeser ’41 Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Rogers, Jr. Mr. Lyle R. Schweitzer ’49 Mrs. Charles W. Shreiner, Jr. St. Peter’s Church in the Great Valley The James Hale Steinman Foundation The John Frederick Steinman Foundation Mr. Norman Strate Mr. and Mrs. James Tate ’52 Thayer Corporation H. A. Thomson Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Timby ’62 Ms. Beverley C. Van Houten Ms. Isabelle T. Vauclain Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Vollrath ’55 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher H. Washburn Washington Memorial Chapel Col. Burton L. Weller P’74 Major General Eric Weller ’74 H. O. West Foundation Mr. Ira C. Williams Mrs. Robert W. Wolcott, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Nam Yeon Won P’10
GREYSTOCK SOCIETY $500-$999 Anonymous (2) AGI Dr. Gary A. Ballinger ’85 BP Employee Matching Fund Programs Capt. Stephen M. Carroll ’00 Mr. Christopher M. Cortright ’77 Mr. Patrick J. Dean ’80 Mr. Samuel DiFalco and Mr. Robert Brown CP’14 Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Ernst III Mrs. Betteanne Fitzwater Mr. and Mrs. Hector Flores P’13 Mrs. Eleanor Graeber Dr. Carol Grant-Holmes and Mr. Bruce Holmes P’94, ’96 Mr. Kofi K. Gwira ’99 Mr. Ronald R. Hafer ’54 Mr. John H. Haswell, Esq. ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hengeveld ’64 Mrs. Eleanor C. Hertzog
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Hohn F-S Mr. and Mrs. William L. Hohn John Hancock Matching Gifts Program Mr. George C. Kline ’59 Mr. and Mrs. Steven Kullen ’73 Mr. and Mrs. William P. Latimer Mrs. Cordelia Lenz Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Lunardi F-S Ms. Patti McLaughlin CP’17 Mrs. Maricela Medina P’96 Mr. Earl M. Morgan Mr. Thomas L. Neff ’60 Nestle Mrs. Betty T. Norman Pennsylvania Trust Company Philip Rosenau Co., Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Pinheiro CP’14 Mr. Philip S. Post Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Potts Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Preston III Mr. Bruce B. Rambo Mr. John H. Richards III Mr. and Mrs. Robert Riley Dr. and Mrs. Paul S. Russell Mr. and Mrs. Hampton Schoch ’38 Mr. Ernest Shapiro Mr. Samuel Slater and Ms. Eleanor Forbes Mr. C. David Southwick ’54 Mrs. Nancy Spatz P’83 Spiezle Group, Inc. Mr. Michael Stairs Mrs. John L. Steigerwalt Miss Beverly R. Steinman Mrs. Geoffrey Stengel Mrs. William Terrill Mrs. Mimi French Thorington Miss Edwina Vauclain Mrs. Michael Wallington ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Welsh Mr. and Mrs. S. Gray Whetstone, Jr. ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Won Jae Yi Mr. and Mrs. William Zarycranski CP’16
MAROON and GREY SOCIETY $100–$499 Anonymous (13) Mr. Richard J. Adams ’67
Mr. Alemayehu Addis ’97 Mr. and Mrs. Taiwo Ajirotutu P’11 Mrs. Lucetta S. Alderfer Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Alexander II Mrs. Louella R. Alves ’44 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Arbuckle Ardrossan Beagles, Inc. Mrs. Cynthia Armstrong P’13 Mr. and Mrs. Randall C. Atkinson Mr. and Mrs. Noah Attipoe P’12 Mrs. Jane Aycock Ms. Shena Babb P’12, ’18 BAE Systems Mr. J. Edward Bailey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Baird F-S Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Bairos Mr. Keith A. Baker ’87 Mr. Allan C. Barbee Mrs. Wanda E. Bartholomew Mrs. Herbert Bascome Mr. and Mrs. Andrew G. Bean Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Beck ’89 Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert E. Bielefeld P’80 Mrs. James Bingham Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Blount Dr. Frederick J. Boehlke, Jr. Boeing Gift Match Program Mrs. Wendy S. Boorn Mrs. Elizabeth B. Bowers Dr. Markley H. Boyer and Dr. Barbara Millen Boyer Mr. and Mrs. John B. Bozette, Jr. Mr. Craig M. Bozorth ’65 Mr. and Mrs. James Brenner CP’17 Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation, Inc. Mrs. Richard N. Bromley Mr. Dermot Brown CP’17 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Browne ’47 Dr. Daniel M. Bubb ’89 Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Buckley Mr. and Mrs. Paul Buckley ’65 Mr. William M. Burja ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Bruce B. Burkart Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Burt ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Byrne Ms. Barbara Camp Carylon Foundation Ms. Sally W. Castle
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Class of 2013 College Enrollment Decisions Darien Alleyne University of Delaware (DE) Fred Amoyaw Babson College (MA) Chris Arbogast American University (DC) Cedric Barfield Susquehanna University (PA) Adam Centeno State University of New York/ Binghamton (NY)
Chan Wool Kim Singapore Management University (Singapore) Po Sung Kim Carnegie Mellon University (PA) Yong Ryoul Kim University of California/San Diego (CA) Young Soo Lee University of California/San Diego (CA) Chris Lopez State University of New York/New Paltz (NY)
Larry Cermak Skidmore College (NY)
Ben Mehnert Saint Olaf College (MN)
Aaron Dirks Reed College (OR)
Gus Morales Saint John Fisher College (NY)
Max Drexler Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (NY)
Kemarni Munroe Colgate University (NY)
Luis Flores State University of New York/Albany (NY)
Tyler Myers Widener University (PA)
Jeannot Fortunat Skidmore College (NY)
Armond Owens Susquehanna University (PA)
Matt Gehringer Drexel University (PA)
Hermes Paez Ursinus College (PA)
Sungsoo Park Kalamazoo College (MI) Mlynue Reeves Gettysburg College (PA) Vince Ricci Drexel University (PA) Ron Scheuermann Fairleigh Dickinson University (NJ) Nathadon Suksiritarnan Elizabethtown College (PA) Kelly Swider Susquehanna University (PA) Jovan Thomas Syracuse University (NY) Malik Towles Widener University (PA) Lufei Wang University of Rochester (NY) Rock Ward Swarthmore College (PA)
The Church Farm School Forever Priscilla (left) and Karl Gabosch ’48 met while working for the Pennsylvania Railroad, wed in 1969 in the CFS Chapel of the Atonement, and were soul mates throughout a long and joyous marriage. When Karl died in 2011, a memorial service was held at CFS, with classmate Newt Disney presenting a eulogy. Throughout their marriage, the couple attended alumni picnics and reunions. A proud graduate of the milking squad, Karl gleefully shared cottage life stories. In a contest to stay up the latest, two students would stretch a towel through the hanging sheets that divided their bedrooms; the last one awake would retain the towel and be declared the winner. Worse, the boys determined if their socks needed washing by throwing them against the wall—only those that stuck were dirty enough. Mrs. Gabosch attended Blackburn College in Illinois, which also has a student work requirement, and felt the bond of a shared work ethic throughout the marriage. Their lives included eight delightful years in San Francisco and a return to Philadelphia where they began a long, fulfilling hobby of breeding and showing Rhodesian Ridgebacks, later downsizing to Whippets. She continues to be very involved in the dog world, attending and judging shows throughout the Mid-Atlantic States. Brotherhood was important to Mr. Gabosch who wore his class sweater at his 50th Reunion and framed an attractive CFS burlap potato sack for the School to cherish. And every year, Mr. and Mrs. Gabosch reunited with Church Farm School classmates and friends—Ed Mauer ’47, Bob and Jane Gulick ’47, Stan and Vivian
Hood ’47, Bill and Ellen Farley ’49, and Harold and Ann Kauffman ’46. Mrs. Gabosch strives to continue this tradition as best she can though Mr. Mauer, Mr. Farley and Mr. Kauffman have died. “Because Church Farm School meant a great deal to Karl, it has always meant a lot to me, and we always gave whatever we could afford to the School,” explains Mrs. Gabosch who has remembered CFS in her will. She adds that, “In spite of many changes, I continue to feel good about the School’s mission of service to worthy boys and the transformative powers of a good education.”
The Reverend Dr. Charles W. Shreiner Society The Reverend Dr. Charles Wesley Shreiner Society is formed to recognize those individuals who, with considerable forethought and generosity, have planned for Church Farm School to be in their wills or estate plans. In doing so they are joining Rev. Shreiner whose vision and determination established CFS. They are perpetuating this legacy of changing the trajectory of the lives of hundreds of young men. Current membership includes the following individuals: Mr. Samuel Hanger Mrs. Karl Gabosch (Priscilla) Mrs. Wilbur Hall (Jean) Mr. Fred Nahar Ms. Kinue Perkins Mr. Robert G. Rogers, Jr.
Dr. J. Gordon Schleicher ’62 Mrs. John L. Steigerwalt (Sanna) Mrs. Geoffrey Stengel (Louise) Mr. Lyle Schweitzer ’49 Mr. Christopher H. Washburn Mr. Ira Williams
Individuals who have an interest in learning more about The Reverend Dr. Charles W. Shreiner Society may contact CFS Development Director Peter Corrado (610.363.5363 or pcorrado@gocfs.net).
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Ceschan ’94 Dr. Geon Chong and Mrs. Y. Lee CP’14 Christ Church and St. Michaels Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Claghorn Mr. and Mrs. John H. Clapham Mr. Stewart A. Cleaver ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Clothier IV Mr. Rowland L. Coats, Jr. Mr. LeRoy R. Coer ’54 Mrs. Nancy Cofiell ’49 Mr. David J. Cohn ’94 Mrs. William Long Cole Ms. Loraine M. Coll Mr. and Mrs. Clifford C. Collings, Jr. Mr. Hobart W. Cook Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Copeland Mr. William A. Corbishley Mr. and Mrs. Woodward W. Corkran, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Corrado F-S Mr. John Crampton Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Cuff Mrs. Louise M. Dagit Ms. Susan C. Davis Ms. Margaret Deemer Mr. Louis G. Degrace Mr. and Mrs. David W. Devenney Dr. and Mrs. Robert F. Devenney Mr. Newton Disney ’48 Mrs. Sally Macon Dixon Mr. and Mrs. James J. Dolan GP’04 Mrs. Sheila Dolan P’04 Mr. Lance A. Douglas ’75 Mr. Quintano Downes, Sr. CP’15 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Dratch Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Dripps, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Duke Mr. and Mrs. Blake Dunbar, Jr. P’02 Mr. and Mrs. Todd Elliott ’80 Mr. Gerald E. Ellson ’50 Emmanuel Church Mr. Robert H. Erb Mr. and Mrs. James Eustace III Mrs. E. A. Evans Mr. Martin A. Evans ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Falkenstein Mr. Neil J. Fanelli, Jr. F-S
CP: Current Parent
CGP: Current Grandparent
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Farber CP’15 Mr. Wayne J. Fields ’81 Mr. Gordon R. Firth Mrs. Edward A. Flood Mrs. Marianna Flowers ’44 Mr. and Mrs. Jeannot Fortunat P’13 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Fosnocht Mr. and Mrs. Peter Fox Dr. Stuart A. Fox Dr. and Mrs. William F. Foxx Ms. Michele Frank P’11 Mr. John D. Frasca ’92 Mrs. Georgia Freeman P’93 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Freeman II Ms. Ann Frost and Mr. Frederick Willis Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Gains ’70 Mr. Edward E. Gardiner Mr. David J. Gathright P’12 Mr. Edwin A. Gee Mr. Paul R. Gerjovich ’74 Mr. James M. Gezon Mr. and Mrs. John P. Gibbons CP’14 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gibby Mr. and Mrs. Jamin M. Gibson P’06 GlaxoSmithKline Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Alwyn Go CP’14, 18 Mr. Peter M. Goda, Sr. ’60 Mr. William L. Golemon ’50 Ms. Roseanne Gonzalez CP’15 Mr. and Mrs. George M. L. Gould Mr. Bertram K. Graham Ms. Caryl Greaves-Bowen P’95 Mr. Steven M. Greene CP’14 Mrs. Tucker C. Gresh Mr. Gary Gress F-S Mr. Robert K. Gulick ’47 Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Gwinner P’78 Mr. James I. Hammons P’83 Mr. R. Craig Hammons ’83 Mr. Thomas J. Hanton Mr. Richard S. Harkins Mr. and Mrs. Oliver J. Hart, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver R. Hartzell Mr. and Mrs. John S. C. Harvey Mr. David L. Hatchard ’93 Ms. Margaret S. Havens Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Held ’34*
F-S: Faculty and Staff
P: Parent
* Deceased
Ms. Judith B. Hellekson P’92 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hendrickson, Jr. Ms. Sandra Herr Mr. and Mrs. William J. Hill Miss Holly Hoffman Mrs. Miriam Hook* Mr. Theodore J. Hordeski ’56 Mr. Bruce Hotaling ’62 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Hughes Mrs. Frederick Humphreys ’53 Mrs. Charles Humpton, Jr. Ms. Carolyn Miller Huyett Mr. and Mrs. Gaston Israel P’12 Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Ivins JPMorgan Chase Foundation J. T. Seeley and Co., Inc. Mr. T. K. Jackson III Mr. and Mrs. Francis Jacobs II Mr. Christopher J. Jaeger ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Donald James P’89 Mr. and Mrs. Ferdous Jan Mrs. Virginia Jeffries Mr. Harold H. Jensen III ’63 John and Barbara Littlefield Foundation Mr. Frederick J. Jones Mr. Robert W. Kahler Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Kalmes ’54 Mr. Abe Kassu and Mrs. Kelemua Gebre CP’17 Mrs. Almaz Kebede P’97 The Rev. Ross Keener and Ms. Janet Turner Mr. and Mrs. E. Brooks Keffer, Jr. Mrs. Barbara G. Kehrel P’76 Mr. and Mrs. William L. Keltz Mrs. Caroline R. Kemmerer Mrs. John Kenefick Mr. and Mrs. John Kistler II Mrs. Josephine Klein Mrs. Shary Koenig P’98 Mr. and Mrs. Athanasios Kokoronis CP’16 Cmdr. Timothy J. Kott ’86, USN Mr. Arnold J. Krog Mr. David P. Krutsch Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kuchlak Rev. and Mrs. Carl N. Kunz, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. David W. Lander Dr. and Mrs. William W. Lander Mr. Andrew Lane ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. Large ’51 Mrs. W. Mifflin Large Miss Maryann Lauber Ms. Rachel Lawton P’10 Mrs. Marianne B. Layng P’85 Mr. Jeong Ik Lee P’15 Mr. J. Wayne Lee Mr. and Mrs. Robert LeKites ’64 Mr. Michael S. Lenau ’08 Mr. David C. Lewis ’77 Mrs. John F. Lewis Ms. Lou Ann C. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Lewis ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Lindley Mr. Robert B. Littlewood Mrs. Susan C. Lloyd Mr. David Lohmann ’59 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Long, Jr. Mr. Alberto A. Lopez ’66 Mrs. Robin Lovell-Knowles Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Lowry CP’14 Mr. Walter J. Lybrand ’81 Mrs. Zandra L. Maffett P’00 Ms. Nan Magistro Mr. A. Bruce Mainwaring Mr. Robert B. Malone II ’86 Market Street Print and Copy Mr. and Mrs. Richard Martinez CP’17 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Matteo P’10, F-S Mr. and Mrs. John McCann Mrs. Mary E. McDermott Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. McDermott F-S Mr. Michael D. McNulty ’73 Mrs. Ruth B. Mellinger Mrs. Louise A. Merryman Mr. and Mrs. David W. Meves Mrs. Robert B Mieger Mr. Ronald W. Milburne ’60 Mr. Rufus L. Miley Col. and Mrs. Christopher T. Miller ’78 Ms. Anne Mitchell Mrs. Dorothy L. Mitchell Mr. Daniel A. Molloie ’88 Ms. Ana N. Monegro CP’14
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Mr. and Mrs. James E. Moore P’07 Mrs. Luiz E. Moretzsohn Mrs. Mary Morgan Mr. John A. Morrow ’49 Mr. William E. Morton ’56 Mr. and Mrs. James C. Moyer Ms. Janet E. Moyer Mr. and Mrs. Steve Mullenhour Mr. and Mrs. Gordon R. Munson Ms. E. Hazel Murphy CP’15 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Myers P’12, ’13 Mr. Frederick G. Nahar Mr. Edward Nass and Ms. Debra Ventura CP’15 Mr. J. Warren Neff Mrs. Charles A. Neidig Miss Fay Newkirk Ms. Dorothy J. Newnham Mr. Gandolfo Nicchi Mr. and Mrs. Edward Niemann, Jr. Mr. Randy Noll F-S Mr. Thomas F. Nye ’88 Mr. Maurice A. O’Connor ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Ottey F-S Mr. and Mrs. John E. Owczarzak, Jr. P’87 Mr. Richard L. Page ’64 Mr. Jong-Woo Park and Mrs. Jay-Hye Moon P’13 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Patterson Mr. and Mrs. John B. Pegram Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Peirce P’89 Mr. Christopher Pelliccia Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Perez CP’16 Mr. Carroll M. Peterson ’60 Rev. and Mrs. Thomas H. Phillips P’95 The PNC Foundation Mr. Noel G. Poole ’71 Mr. Edward J. Price ’54 Mrs. Robert H. Price, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Proctor ’64 Mrs. Marie D. Prosser ’32 Mr. Brian Pusey, Jr. ’80 and Ms. Lisa Lafountain Mr. Christopher C. Pusey ’81 Lt. Col. Thomas S. Pyle II ’53 Mr. and Mrs. William J. Quain Mr. and Mrs. James W. Quimby Mr. John E. Quinn, Jr. Mr. Thomas Quinn ’71
CP: Current Parent
CGP: Current Grandparent
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Quintero CP’16 Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Raffety Mrs. Susan Rakestraw Mrs. Patricia P. Rech Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Reeves Mr. and Mrs. James B. Remaily ’61 Miss Helen Replogle Mr. and Mrs. William E. Reynolds P’99 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Rhile, Jr. Ms. Margaret B. Rhoads Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Richards ’43 Mr. and Mrs. James Richter F-S Riley Riper Hollin and Colagreco Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Ritter Ms. Miari Roberts CP’14 Dr. Earl W. Robison ’60 Mrs. Caroline Rogers Mr. Charles S. Rogers ’65 Mr. John W. Rorer Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Rottiers Dr. and Mrs. Karl F. Rugart, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William L. Ruhling, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David E. Salmon Mr. and Mrs. William M. Sanderson Mrs. Stacey Sandifer Mr. and Mrs. Randall Sands Mr. and Mrs. James F. Scharnberg Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Schellenger Mrs. Richard Scheuing Dr. and Mrs. J. G. Schleicher ’62 Mr. Eric S. Schneckenberger ’79 Mr. and Mrs. Karl Schoettle Mrs. Ruth Scorr Mrs. Francis P. Sears, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin M. Seeley Mr. and Mrs. William J. Seymour ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Shafer, Jr. Mr. David F. Sharp II ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sharp P’12 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shipman CP’16 Mr. Richard A. Siemon ‘73 Mrs. Lorna B. Simons Mr. and Mrs. Henry Simpson III Mr. David A. Sinclair, Jr. ’92 Mr. Gurcharan Singh and Ms. Jatinder Kaur CP’15 Mr. and Mrs. Gurney P. Sloan, Jr. Mr. F. William Smead ’84
F-S: Faculty and Staff
P: Parent
* Deceased
Ms. Brenda Smith Ms. Elizabeth Smith Mr. and Mrs. W. Scott Smith, Jr. Mr. William Smith Mrs. Richard Smoot Dr. Theodore D. and Dr. Gail Sokoloski Capt. and Mrs. Paul Spear ’81 Mrs. Michael Stack Mr. and Mrs. Eugene G. Stackhouse P’07, ’12 Mr. and Mrs. Gary Statton Mrs. Nathan A. Stauffer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Steele ’74 Mrs. Alfred Stengel, Jr. Mrs. Kathryn F. Strang Mrs. Barbara B. Supplee Mr. Henderson Supplee III Ms. Ingrid Symes P’00 Ms. Yvonne Tackie CP’17 Target Stores Mr. Irving N. Taylor, Jr. ’69 Ms. Carolyn L. Thomas Mr. Joseph R. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Nick Thomas CP’14, ’17 Mrs. Robin P. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Greg Thompson F-S Mr. Frank L. Thomson Time Inc. Mrs. E. Ann Tippy TQ Consultants Mrs. Erin Treadwell Mr. and Mrs. Alden F. Tucker Mrs. Rosemary F. Tucker Mr. Marc A. Turner The Vanguard Group Foundation Dr. Lina G. Vardaro, MD Mr. and Mrs. Jacques Vauclain Mr. Paul Vile ’55 Mr. Jeffrey B. Wallace Mr. and Mrs. William Warden III Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Warren ’68 Mrs. Jane H. Warriner Mr. Albert C. Weed II ’60 Mr. Henry N. Wein ’59 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Werner Mr. Paul L. West ’54 Ms. M. Gay West-Klien Mr. Heyward M. Wharton Mrs. Charlotte G. White
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Wickham Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Wilkinson Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Williams Mr. and Mrs. John R. Williams Ms. June Williams Mrs. Norris B. Williams Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Willing Mr. and Mrs. Russell W. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Lenox Wilson P’94 Mr. William R. Wilson Mr. John J. Wood Mr. and Mrs. R. Richard Wright, Jr. Mr. Shannon K. Yates ’86 Mr. Allen Yusko P’08, F-S Mr. Edward S. Ziegenfus ’59 Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Ziesing Mr. David F. Zimmerman ’88 Mr. Andrew M. Zinis ’84 Ms. Lisa A. Zinis P’84 Mr. and Mrs. James W. Zug Mr. Thomas V. Zug, Jr.
GRIFFIN SOCIETY Gifts up to $100 Anonymous (13) Mr. John A. Ahn Mr. Lawrence D. Aigeldinger Miss Susan Aitken Mr. and Mrs. Louis Albright Ms. Mercedes Alexander Ms. Joanie Alston P’12 Sgt. Kenneth M. Anderson, Jr. ’87 Dr. and Mrs. Antonio C. Ano Mr. Doolun Anyam ’12 Mr. and Mrs. David Archer CP’18 Ms. Georgina S. Atkinson Mr. Evan Attipoe ’12 Ms. Carol D. Baker P’87 Mrs. Charlotte A. Baker Ms. Naomi Barnes P’13 Mr. and Mrs. Lewin B. Barringer Ms. Jane W. Barton Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Base, Jr. The Rev. Thomas Bauer Mr. Philip Becker ’50 Mr. and Mrs. James J. Beehler Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Beitel
Mr. and Mrs. John Bellay P’03, ’05 Berkshire Valley Basset Hound Club Mr. H. L. Beyer III Mr. William E. Birchall, Jr. ’57 Mr. Clarence G. Blair III ’99 Blue Boy Products, Inc. Miss Grace R. Boulden Mr. and Mrs. David Bovell Mr. and Mrs. William C. Bowden Ms. J. Clarice Bowman Miss E. Jane Bradley Mr. Taylor D Braendel Mrs. Helen Bregler Mr. Alfio J. Brindisi, CPA Dr. and Mrs. Robert Broadrup F-S Mr. John E. Brogan Dr. and Mrs. Christian S. Brosz Ms. Mary Lou Broucht Mr. and Mrs. David Brown F-S Mr. Robert K. Brown ’76 Mr. James Bucklin Mr. Robert R. Buswell, Jr. Mr. Constantine Carafides Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Cardino CP’16 Mr. and Mrs. John C. Carmichael Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Carnes F-S Mr. Craig Carpenter Mrs. Emma L. Carson Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Carver Mr. and Mrs. Scott Cassidy F-S Mr. Ralph J. Celidonio Mr. Angel Centeno and Ms. Anna Velez P’13 Mr. and Mrs. John J. Ceschan, Jr. P’94, F-S Miss Jeanne M. Chandler Mrs. Nathan Chandler Mr. Donald E. Chappell ’53 Mrs. Luitgarde M. Chassin P’92, ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony P. Checchia Mr. Steven Choc ’02 Mr. John Choi ’12 Mr. and Mrs. David Chrest F-S Ms. Susan Y. Clayman Mrs. Beverly Cleaver ’32 Mrs. Marjorie Coblentz Mrs. Ann S. Cohn P’94 Mr. Christopher Colliers ’12 Ms. Jean Copeland Ms. Eileen Copland
Mrs. Dolores Courtney P’81 Mr. Carl C. Crede Mrs. Jessie Crews-Rantz Ms. Mildred G. Darlington Mr. Fred L. Davidson Mr. Raymond Davis ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Davis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davis Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Davis P’02, ’05 Mr. Scott Deasy Mrs. Shirley A. Deist Ms. Tiffany Delgado Mr. David Dickson ’49 Mr. William P. Dierkes Mrs. Anne C. Dillon Mr. Joseph A. Dixon Mr. Donald D. Donohue, Jr. ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dratch F-S Mr. Donald H. Duckworth, Jr. ’62 Mr. and Mrs. John F. Duggan Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd W. Dull Mr. Ryan Dunbar ’02, F-S The Rev. Faith D’Urbano Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Dutill* Ms. Catherine Edginton Mr. John Elliott Mrs. Jessie E. Engan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Essinger Mr. and Mrs. Kalu Eze CP’17 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fanelli F-S Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Farrell Mrs. Lorraine Fedele Mr. Rudolph Fedor, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Drew Fetters Mrs. Virginia H. Finch Mrs. Margaret E. Fitch Ms. Alberta Flagg and Ms. Sarah Poissonnier Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Forbes F-S Mr. and Mrs. David S. Forrest Mr. and Mrs. Kimber J. Fox Mr. and Mrs. Eric S. Freeman Miss Dorothy Fruchtman Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. Fuller ’92 Mr. and Mrs. Eric Fulmer F-S Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Funk Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Furry
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Garcia ’99, F-S Mr. and Mrs. Earl W. Garrison Mrs. Adeline F. Gay Mrs. Dorothy J. Gerjovich P’74 Mr. Christopher J. Gibbs ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Gillem Mr. and Mrs. Seth Goldstein Mr. and Mrs. Amrit Gordon P’08 Mr. Jeffrey G. Graber Mr. and Mrs. John S. Graves P’08 Mr. and Mrs. Lewis P. Green Mrs. Sue S. Gress Mr. Nathanael B. Groton, Jr. Mrs. Elizabeth A. Gudgeon Mr. and Mrs. George R. Guiles Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hadley II Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hagis, Jr. Mrs. Joan C. Harms Mr. David T. Harriman ’86 Mr. Francis C. Hartung, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Philip S. Harvey Mrs. Caroline Hass Mr. Edward J. Heierbacher F-S Mrs. Ralph T. Heness Mr. Christopher Lee Hennessy ’04 Mr. Harvey S. Henning III ’70 Mr. Lawrence E. Henry Mr. Franklin M. Henzel Mr. Gerald Hevey ’92 Mrs. Bertha A. High Mr. J. Irvie Hoffman, Jr. Mr. Lloyd D. Hoffman Ms. Lorraine Hoffner CP’15 Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hoffpauer Mr. and Mrs. Clifford J. Holgren Mrs. Janet G. Hood Mr. Graham E. Horn Mr. John Y. Huber III Mr. Dan H. Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Neil Hurowitz Mr. Harold R. Hutchinson ’57 IBM Corporation Matching Gift Program Ms. Jenna Irrgang F-S Mr. and Mrs. James E. Jenkins Mr. Charles M. Johnson, Jr. Mr. Paul T. Johnson Mrs. Helen S. Johnston Mr. and Mrs. Aaron M. Kearns F-S
Rev. Linda L. Kerr Mr. Albert Kilburn Mrs. Mary Anne Killian P’92 Mr. and Mrs. John D. Kistler, Jr. F-S Mr. and Mrs. Steve A. Kmetz Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Korb F-S Mrs. Joan F. Kurber Mrs. Janet M. Labdon P’78 Mr. Richard E. Lander Mrs. Helen A. Lawlor Mrs. Jacqueline P. Leach F-S Ms. Rebecca Lee F-S Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lenehan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lessard Mr. and Mrs. Robert Levitt Mr. R. Cruse Lewis Mr. John B. Lindsay ’56 Mrs. Florence T. Logan Cmdr. Samuel M. Long Mrs. Kathryn K. Longenecker Ms. Jane Lopez CP’17 Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd T. Lucas Mrs. Pearl Lynn Mr. William S. Lyon-Vaiden Mr. Hugh G. MacDonald ’65 Mrs. Rebecca Macfadyen Mr. Walter G. MacFarland III Mr. Pete S. MacGregor II ’81 Mrs. Donald A. Mackie Mr. H. Robert MacLaughlin Mrs. Judith A. MacNamee Mr. and Mrs. Herb Magee Mr. and Mrs. William M. Maguire Mrs. Alice R. Mannion P’81 Mr. Sean M. Marasco ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Maroldo Mrs. Nathaniel Summers Martin Mr. John D. Mason Mr. Michael Maury ’68 Miss Amanda E. Mayer Mr. Chimdi O. Mbonu ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Walter McDonough Mr. Michael C. McGarrity ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Tim McParland CP’15 Mrs. Susan W. Meade Mrs. Florianne Meldrum Mr. and Mrs. Victor E. Mello Ms. Fay Menacker and Mr. David Cooper
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19 Miss Sarah Mentzer Mr. David R. Merriman Ms. Helen M. Meyer Mrs. James A. Miles Mrs. Beryl S. Miller Mr. Michael Milligan ’11 Mr. and Mrs. George F. Mohr Mr. Nicholas S. Molloy Mr. Malik W. Moore ’89 Mrs. Pearl Moore P’07 Mr. Richard E. Moore Mr. James Morrash Mrs. Mary Ann Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Murphy Mr. Charles L. Myers P’06 Mr. William S. Newlin, Jr. Miss Evelyn L. Norton Mr. and Mrs. Jason O’Neill F-S Mr. and Mrs. Nnamdi R. Onyewu CP’17 Mr. Omar Otero F-S Mrs. Barbara Y. Painter Mrs. Louise S. Parsons Mr. and Mrs. James B. Parvin Miss Rosemarie Pedicone Mrs. Marie H. Pender Mr. and Mrs. Artur Pereira P’12, ’14 Mr. Matthew Pereira ’12 Mrs. Jean M. Perry Ms. Krista S. Peterson F-S Mrs. Barbara M. Pettinos Mr. Henry W. Pfeiffer Mr. Stanley J. Pierzhanowski, Jr. Ms. Julia S. Pittock Mrs. Mary E. Platt Mr. Charles Pompei ’12 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Porter, Jr. Mr. Michael A. Pratt ’86 Mr. William H. Press Mr. Gary W. Price Mr. and Mrs. John A. Quinn
CP: Current Parent
CGP: Current Grandparent
Mr. and Mrs. William Rankin, Jr. Mr. George T. Rauch Mr. and Mrs. Douglas P. Redman Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Reed III Mrs. Joan C. Reese Mrs. Barbara A. Reid Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Rhodes, Jr. Mr. Gavin P. Ritzler ’87 Mrs. Margaret M. Roberts Mrs. Paul Rosenberger ’47 Dr. Ellen Ross Mr. Alan Rossbach Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rothrock Mr. Kenneth R. Rowe Mr. Robert M. Ruoff Ms. Blanche Ruth Rev. and Mrs. Jusuf Salam P’97 Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Sanderson Ms. Lauren B. Sanford Mrs. Elsie M. Savin Mr. Arthur H. Saxon Miss Rosemary Scerni Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Schaefer Ms. Andrea Schleicher Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Schmiederer P’10 Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Schnittman F-S Mrs. Beatrice M. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Perry W. Scott P’97 Mr. Lee Scouten ’71 Mrs. Lillian M. Scutti Mr. Robert H. Secrist Mr. and Mrs. Edgar C. Seely, Jr. Mr. Brian Serbin F-S Mr. Charles Shreiner IV ’04 Mrs. Lucie H. Shubert Mr. Raymond M. Simmons ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Chester Simpkins Mr. Henry H. Skillman Mr. Joseph J. Smida
F-S: Faculty and Staff
P: Parent
* Deceased
Mr. Frank W. Smith ’50 Mr. H. Morgan Smith Mrs. Herberta M. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Smith ’64 Mr. Samuel L. Smith Mr. Park K. Snyder, Jr. Mrs. Dorothy Southrey P’69 Mr. Raymond C. Spence Dr. Bluebell Standal Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. Stanford Ms. Susan Stapleton P’13 Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Steenrod Mr. Leslie L. Stephenson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Stever Mr. David Stout F-S Mr. Robert H. Strother, Sr. P’82 Mr. Samuel A. Stump Ms. Rosalind T. Sutch P’10 Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J. Swarts, Jr. Mr. Nolan Swiderski Soto ’12 Mr. Craig P. Swidersky and Ms. Maria L. Soto P’12 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred F. Talbot Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Teaford Dr. and Mrs. Frederik Tellekamp P’89 Mr. Roy F. Tettemer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson Ms. Elsie S. Thorpe Mr. William A. Toboldt Mr. and Mrs. David N. Todd Mr. Leander P. Tori, Jr. Mr. Thomas J. Trefz Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Tucker, Jr. Ms. Jane Ulsh Ms. Gloria C. Vadapalas Mr. Vincent Valente Mr. Joseph Van Bernum The Rev. Canon and Mrs. Rudolph J. Van Der Hiel Mr. and Mrs. Basil B. Varian Mr. and Mrs. John P. Voge Capt. and Mrs. Samuel J. Walker P’84 Miss Janet E. Wall Mr. Mark I. Wallace CP’15 Mr. Daniel Wallick and Ms. Jennifer Mogck Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Walsh Miss Grace E. Walter Mrs. Andrew Warren
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Watson Ms. Eileen Helm Weaver Mr. Ian Weigand ’09 Ms. Susan Wentink Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Westerman Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Whalon P’99 Mr. Timothy R. Whalon ’99 Mr. George R. White Mr. William H. White, Jr. Ms. Julia Wickland F-S Mr. Robert W. Wilkey Mr. Bruce G. Willbrant Mr. David Wilson, Jr. and Ms. Elizabeth Lexa Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Wittmann Mr. and Mrs. Charles Young Ms. Carolyn Zechiel Ms. Judy Zon Mrs. Carolyn H. Zuttel Mr. and Mrs. Stanley A. Zwierzyna, Jr. F-S
Honorary Gifts In Honor of my son, Darien Alleyne Mrs. Cynthia Armstrong P’13 In Honor of Ahmadi Begum Mr. and Mrs. Ferdous Jan In Honor of Ernest M. Belt ’30 and his sister Dorothy Belt Hoffman Miss Holly Hoffman In Honor of Griffin Bohan, our grandson Dr. and Mrs. Antonio C. Ano In Honor of Jacob Borek Mr. and Mrs. Robert Raysik CGP‘16 In Honor of Stuart R. Brackney ’62 on his birthday Ms. Fay Menacker and Mr. David Cooper In Honor of Mrs. Peter Corrado Mr. Ernest Shapiro In Honor of J. Wesley Courtney lll Mrs. Dolores Courtney P’81 In Honor of Lillian K. Deasy Mr. Scott Deasy In Honor of Michael Brown DiFalco ’14 Mr. Gandolfo Nicchi In Honor of Johnie L. Fennell, Jr. Mrs. Zandra L. Maffett P’00
In Honor of Mary L. Fosnocht Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Fosnocht
In Honor of Bryant and Franky Mills Mr. and Mrs. Eugene G. Stackhouse P’07, ’12
In Honor of Shirley Shreiner Mrs. Caroline R. Kemmerer
In Memory of Ann Bauer The Rev. Thomas Bauer
In Honor of Dr. Paul Fukus Anonymous
In Honor of Richard V. Mullenhour Mr. and Mrs. Steve Mullenhour
In Honor of Larry Stevenson, ’59 Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Lindley
In Memory of Dr. Harry C. Best, DDS Mrs. Mary Ann Murphy
In Honor of Priscilla Gabosch Berkshire Valley Basset Hound Club
In Honor of Mildred Newell Mr. Richard L. Page ’64
In Honor of my son, Cedric LeRoy Strother Mrs. Herberta M. Smith P’82
In Honor of Jamin S. Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Jamin M. Gibson P’06
In Honor of Mary Ellen Noel’s Birthday Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Base, Jr.
In Honor of my Uncle Bill–William P. Stryke, ’34 Mrs. Robert B. Mieger
In Honor of Sally and George Graham Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Kennedy
In Honor of Ben Phillips Rev. and Mrs. Thomas H. Phillips P ‘95
In Honor of Jim Tate ’52 Mr. Michael Milligan ’11
In Honor of Gary Gress, Rich Lunardi, Lori McDermott and Krista Peterson Mr. and Mrs. William J. Seymour ’78
In Honor of Thomas S. Pyle II, ’53 Mrs. Stacey Sandifer
In Honor of Timothy Thomas ’17 Mr. and Mrs. Nick Thomas CP’14, ‘17
In Honor of Doris and Al Quinn Mr. and Mrs. John A. Quinn
In Honor of Mildred Weaver Anonymous
In Honor of Jennifer Rice Anonymous
In Honor of Mr. Howard Wells Mr. and Mrs. James E. Moore P’07
In Memory of David H. Carson, Jr. and son, David lll Mrs. Emma L. Carson
In Honor of Ken Rodgers Mr. and Mrs. Walter McDonough
In Honor of Ira Williams Mrs. Jane Aycock
In Memory of Harlan Cleaver ’32 Mrs. Beverly Cleaver
In Honor of my Co-Workers Ms. Janet E. Moyer
In Memory of W. James Cocke, classmate at St. Albans School in Washington D.C. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver J. Hart, Jr.
Memorial Gifts
In Memory of Douglas C. Cofiell ’49 Mrs. Nancy Cofiell
In Honor of R. Craig Hammons Mr. James I. Hammons P’83 In Honor of Diane Hartzell Ms. Lauren B. Sanford In Honor of C. Elber Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Rhodes, Jr. In Honor of Mary Mason Hudson Mr. and Mrs. David E. Salmon
Mr. and Mrs. Tim McParland CP’15
In Honor of Andy Lane Mr. and Mrs. James J. Dolan GP’04
In Honor of Ken Rodgers and Chuck Watterson Ms. Naomi Barnes P’13 Mr. Dermot Brown CP’17 Mr. Samuel DiFalco and Mr. Robert Brown CP’14 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shipman CP’16 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Perez CP’16
In Honor of Donna B. Lindsay Mr. John B. Lindsay ’56
In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Rowe Mr. Kenneth R. Rowe
In Honor of Dan Lovell Mrs. Robin Lovell-Knowles
In Honor of Allene Russell Dr. and Mrs. Paul S. Russell
In Honor of Chris Lowry, son Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Lowry CP’14
In Honor of Bette J. Saul Anonymous
In Honor of my mother, Virginia Summers Martin, and her parents, and grandfather who have all supported CFS since it started. Ms. Sandra Herr
In Honor of Cliff Schellhase—a CFS Grad—He was one of the finest men I have ever had the pleasure to meet in the business world. Mr. Robert W. Kahler
In Honor of our grandson, Bradley Joiner Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Joiner ’62 In Honor of John Kistler’s service The Rev. Faith D’Urbano
In Honor of J. Frederick Merriman Mr. David R. Merriman In Honor of John Merryman, Jr. Mrs. Louise A. Merryman In Honor of my grandparents, Samuel and Lydia Miles Mrs. Pearl Moore P’07
In Honor of Gary Schlarbaum Pennsylvania Trust Company Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Williams In Honor of Ned Sherrill Mr. and Mrs. Karl Schoettle
In Memory of Virginia Atkinson Ms. Georgina S. Atkinson Mr. and Mrs. Randall C. Atkinson Ms. Mary Lou Broucht Miss Jeanne M. Chandler Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davis Mr. and Mrs. Peter Fox Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Furry In Memory of Robert Bascome Mr. and Mrs. Robert Levitt In Memory of William Bascome ’44 Ms. Mercedes Alexander Ms. Susan Y. Clayman Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hoffpauer Mr. and Mrs. Herb Magee Miss Sarah Mentzer Mr. J. Warren Neff Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rothrock Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Teaford Ms. Judy Zon
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas P. Redman In Memory of A. A. Bieber Mr. Jeffrey B. Wallace In Memory of James Bingham Anonymous In Memory of J. Mahlon Buck, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William C. Buck In Memory of Jim Buck Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Potts
In Memory of Richard Crane Ms. Carolyn Zechiel In Memory of George Dechert Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Willing In Memory of Rosemary Drummond J. T. Seeley & Co., Inc. In Memory of Claire Price Dunning Anonymous In Memory of Carl Eby ’50 Ms. Alberta Flagg and Ms. Sarah Poissonnier This gift is in memory of my deceased cousin Carl Eby ’50, who further studied agriculture at Rutgers, then received a Master’s Degree at Michigan State University. A work colleague at his Memorial Service refered to Carl lovingly as “Dirtman.” Mr. John Elliott In Memory of Rev. Doc. Charles E. Finch Mrs. Virginia H. Finch In Memory of Robert D. Flowers ’44 Mrs. Marianna Flowers
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In Memory of Karl Gobosch ’48 Mrs. Priscilla Gabosch
In Memory of Mark Atwood Labdon Mrs. Janet M. Labdon P’78
In Memory of our mother, Nita Schleicher Ms. Andrea Schleicher
In Memory of Albert R. Thayer Mrs. Dorothy L. Mitchell
In Memory of Barry Gouak ’56 and Tony Renda ’56 Mr. Theodore J. Hordeski ‘56
In Memory of my wife, Claire Lewis Mr. R. Cruse Lewis
In Memory of my mom, Mrs. Betty Schneckenberger Mr. Eric S. Schneckenberger ’79
In Memory of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O. Trefz Mr. Thomas J. Trefz
In Memory of my husband, Willard P. Graeber Mrs. Eleanor Graeber In Memory of Robert Graf ’62 Mr. Stuart Brackney ‘62 and Ms. Mary Menacker
In Memory of my husband, Donald A. Mackie Mrs. Donald A. Mackie In Memory of Harry C. Mayer Mr. and Mrs. James W. Zug In Memory of Father Calvin Miller Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd W. Dull
In Memory of Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Graham Mrs. James A. Miles
In Memory of Mrs. John A. Morrison Mrs. Jean M. Perry
In Memory of Joseph Gudgeon, Jr. Mrs. Elizabeth A. Gudgeon
In Memory of Rev. John R. Norman, Jr. Mrs. Betty T. Norman
In Memory of William A. Guthrie The Snowden Foundation
In Memory of David C. O’Connor and Madge O’Connor Mr. Maurice A. O’Connor ’71
In Memory of the Harper Family Anonymous
In Memory of Audrey Parks Ms. Anne Mitchell
In Memory of Ralph W. Held ’34 Mrs. Ralph Held In Memory of my dad, Carl W. Hendrickson, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hendrickson, Jr.
In Memory of Allan M. Perry ’35 Anonymous Mr. Francis C. Hartung, Jr.
In Memory of Lena Shaw Mrs. Jessie Crews-Rantz
In Memory of Cecilia Couch Grunwell Rhodes Tucker Dr. John R. Grunwell III ’60
In Memory of The Colonel Mr. John H. Haswell, Esq. ‘64
In Memory of Doris B. Wall Miss Janet E. Wall
Mrs. Lawrence M. Large ‘51 In Memory of The Colonel and Charlie Mrs. Cordelia Lenz Mr. John A. Morrow ’49
In Memory of my wife, Frances C. White Mr. William H. White, Jr.
In Memory of Dr. Charles W. Shreiner, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James Eustace III Mrs. Joan C. Harms Dr. and Mrs. Karl F. Rugart, Jr. Mrs. Charles W. Shreiner, Jr. Mr. Michael Stairs Mr. Henderson Supplee III Mrs. Rosemary F. Tucker
In Memory of Earl Wilkins ’26 Mr. and Mrs. Randall Sands
In Memory of Mrs. Poulterer Mr. James Morrash
In Memory of my wife, Sarah S. Hoffman Mr. J. Irvie Hoffman, Jr.
In Memory of Dr. Robert E. Price, Jr. Mrs. Robert H. Price, Jr.
In Memory of Frederick Humphreys ’53, John Humphreys ’52 Mrs. Frederick Humphreys
In Memory of Cortland Reed Prosser ’32 and Orville Reed Prosser ’36 Mrs. Marie D. Prosser
In Memory of John F. Humphreys, ’52 Mrs. Erin Treadwell
In Memory of Roy Radosavich Ms. Brenda Smith
In Memory of Maddie Smith Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd T. Lucas
In Memory of Daniel ’52 and Dorothy Hutchinson Mr. Harold R. Hutchinson ’57
In Memory of David Rankine ’30 and Bob Graf ’62 Ms. June Williams
In Memory of Mrs. Joyce Ann Pegg Spaziani, RN Mrs. Ralph T. Heness
In Memory of my father, Daniel G. Hutchinson ’52 Ms. Carolyn L. Thomas
In Memory of Myra D. Reimer Mr. William E. Reimer, Jr.
In Memory of her husband, Michael J. Stack Mrs. Michael Stack
In Memory of Al Roberts Mrs. Margaret M. Roberts
In Memory of Ann Latimer Strate Mr. and Mrs. William P. Latimer
In Memory of John C. Kenefick Mrs. John Kenefick
In Memory of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Robinson and Ms. Lisa Blauboer Bell Ms. Eileen Copland
In Memory of Frank Stryke ’29, my dad Mrs. Wendy S. Boorn
In Memory of Heather A. Kott Cmdr. TImothy J. Kott ‘86, USN
In Memory of Paul Rosenberger ’47 Mrs. Paul Rosenberger ‘47
CP: Current Parent
CGP: Current Grandparent
F-S: Faculty and Staff
P: Parent
* Deceased
In Memory of Edward Weil Mrs. Elsie J. Bedwell
In Memory of Dr. Shreiner Mr. Robert K. Brown ’76
In Memory of Mr. Leonard Himes Mr. Park K. Snyder, Jr.
In Memory of Stephen Katchuk Mrs. Mary Anne Killian P’92
In Memory of Lawrence T. Wegel ’64 Mrs. Gertrude W. Como
In Memory of Slaymakers and Helen and Granville Fisher. My grandfather, Samuel Slaymaker, was a friend of the Founder of CFS. Mrs. Joan F. Kurber In Memory of Kathleen Smith Mr. Samuel L. Smith
In Memory of Albert Ashton Tellekamp Dr. and Mrs. Frederik Tellekamp P’89
Organ Fund The gifts below were made in response to a challenge from The William B. Dietrich Foundation for the renovations of the historic Möller Organ in the CFS Chapel of the Atonement. Thanks to these donors, the School met and exceeded the challenge in just a few month’s time. William B. Dietrich Foundation The 25th Century Foundation Anonymous (3) Dr. Gary A. Ballinger ‘85 Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Beck ‘89 Mr. William E. Birchall, Jr. ‘57 Mrs. Wendy S. Boorn Mr. Stuart Brackney ‘62 and Ms. Mary Menacker Mr. and Mrs. Paul Buckley ‘65 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Burns P’10 Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Burt ‘77 Dr. David Carroll ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. Carroll P’00, ‘01 Capt. Stephen M. Carroll ‘00 Ms. Sally W. Castle Mr. Donald E. Chappell ‘53 Mr. David J. Cohn ‘94 Dr. and Mrs. Lane Collins ‘58
Mr. Christopher M. Cortright ‘77 Mr. John Crampton Mr. Raymond Davis ‘05 Mr. Patrick J. Dean ‘80 Mr. Louis G. Degrace Mr. Donald D. Donohue, Jr. ‘69 Mr. Donald H. Duckworth, Jr. ‘62 Mr. Gerald E. Ellson ‘50 Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Ernst III Mr. Martin A. Evans ‘77 Mr. Kevin Follin ‘86 Mr. John D. Frasca ‘92 Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. Fuller ‘92 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Gains ‘70 Mr. Peter M. Goda, Sr. ‘60 Mr. and Mrs. George R. Graham, Jr. Mr. Gary Gress F-S Dr. John R. Grunwell III ‘60 In Memory of Cecilia Couch Grunwell Rhodes Tucker Mr. Robert K. Gulick ‘47 Mr. Ronald R. Hafer ‘54 Mr. R. Craig Hammons ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hengeveld ‘64 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Hohn F-S Mr. and Mrs. William L. Hohn Mr. Theodore J. Hordeski ‘56 Mr. Bruce Hotaling ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. Gaston Israel P’12 Mr. Christopher J. Jaeger ‘77 Mr. Harold H. Jensen III ‘63 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Joiner ‘62 The Rev. Ross Keener and Ms. Janet Turner Mr. and Mrs. Morris C. Kellett Mr. George C. Kline ‘59 Mr. and Mrs. Steven Kullen ‘73 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. Large ‘51 Mr. and Mrs. Robert LeKites ‘64 Mr. David C. Lewis ‘77 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Lewis ‘81 Mr. Pete S. MacGregor II ‘81 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. McDermott F-S In Memory of Janet and Edwin Hartzell Mrs. Robert B. Mieger Col. and Mrs. Christopher T. Miller ‘78 Mr. Daniel A. Molloie ‘88 Mrs. Luiz E. Moretzsohn Mr. John A. Morrow ‘49
Ms. Janet E. Moyer Mr. Peter C. Neall ‘64 Mr. Thomas L. Neff ‘60 Mr. Niels E. Nordstrom ‘62 Mr. Richard L. Page ‘64 Rev. and Mrs. S. W. Peabody Mr. Carroll M. Peterson ‘60 Mr. Thomas C. Phelan ‘97 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Proctor ‘64 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald S. Rice ‘66 Dr. Earl W. Robison ‘60 Mr. Erwin P. Roeser ‘41 Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Rogers, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Schlarbaum Dr. and Mrs. J. G. Schleicher ‘62 Mr. Lyle R. Schweitzer ‘49 Mr. and Mrs. William J. Seymour ‘78 Mr. David F. Sharp II ‘77 The Rev. and Mrs. Edmund K. Sherrill II F-S Mr. Raymond M. Simmons ‘96 Mr. William Smith Mrs. Richard Smoot Capt. and Mrs. Paul Spear ‘81 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Steele ‘74 Mr. and Mrs. James Tate ‘52 Mr. Irving N. Taylor, Jr. ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Timby ‘62 Mr. Paul Vile ‘55 Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Vollrath ‘55 Mrs. Erika Wallington ‘60 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Warren ‘68 Mr. Albert C. Weed II ‘60 Major General Eric Weller ‘74 Mr. Timothy R. Whalon ‘99 Mr. and Mrs. S. Gray Whetstone, Jr. ‘60 Ms. Julia Wickland F-S Mr. Ira C. Williams Mr. John J. Wood Mr. Edward S. Ziegenfus ‘59
The Angel Fund The Janet C. Hartzell “Angel Fund” was created in memory of long-time employee and devoted servant, Janet Hartzell. It is intented to help certain families bridge an existing financial gap in tuition fees should their financial circumstances change unexpectedly.
Anonymous (3) BP Employee Matching Fund Programs Mr. and Mrs. Francis Baird F-S Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Beck ‘89 Dr. and Mrs. Robert Broadrup F-S Mr. and Mrs. David Brown F-S Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Carnes F-S Mr. and Mrs. David Chrest F-S Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dratch F-S Emmanuel Church Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Forbes F-S Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Garcia ‘99, F-S Mr. Kofi K. Gwira ‘99 Mr. Edward J. Heierbacher F-S Mrs. Miriam Hook* Ms. Jenna Irrgang F-S Mr. and Mrs. John D. Kistler, Jr. F-S Mrs. Jacqueline P. Leach F-S Ms. Rebecca Lee F-S Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Lunardi F-S Mr. and Mrs. Michael Matteo P’10, F-S Mr. and Mrs. John McCann Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. McDermott F-S Mr. and Mrs. Jason O’Neill F-S Mr. Omar Otero F-S Ms. Krista S. Peterson F-S Mr. and Mrs. James Richter F-S Ms. Lauren B. Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Schnittman F-S Mr. Brian Serbin F-S Mr. and Mrs. William J. Seymour ‘78 The Rev. and Mrs. Edmund K. Sherrill II F-S Mr. David Stout F-S Mr. and Mrs. Greg Thompson F-S Ms. Julia Wickland F-S Mr. and Mrs. Stanley A. Zwierzyna, Jr. F-S
EITC and OSTC Contributions The Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) and the Opportunity Scholarship Tax Credit (OSTC) programs allow businesses to receive a tax credit for up to 90% of their Pennsylvania State tax bill for a contribution made to an approved Scholarship Organization such as CFS. The companies below have provided
critical scholarship support this year through these programs. The Bryn Mawr Trust Company Burns Engineering, Inc. DNB First First Priority Bank Fulton Bank Greater West Chester Chamber of Commerce IMC Construction Kensey Nash Corporation Manufacturers and Traders Trust Company Meridian Bank Penn Liberty Bank Philadelphia Insurance Companies Philip Rosenau Co., Inc. ViroPharma Incorporated
Gifts from Wills and Bequests CFS is fortunate to receive donations made as part of an investment or estate plan to provide future support for our students. We received gifts from the following during the 2012-2013 fiscal year. Estate of Charles Allen Wilfred L. Black Trust Ellason and Molly Laird Downs PC Trust George W. Ferguson Trust Under Deed May Hobson Ferguson Trust Estate of Dorothy A. Fessler Erwin Fiero Trust Estate of Janet C. Fullmore Adelaide Ginkinger Trust E. Allen and Adelaide R. Ginkinger Memorial Trust Frank C. Hagyard Trust Estate of M. Edith McMurray Estate of Howard W. Mell Estate of Edward G. Menig Lawrence J. Morris Trust Estate of Frederick Mangold Ploucher Estate of Betty N. Supplee Helen E. VanSant Trust Finley L. Walton Trust Estate of Eleanor L. Wieder
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