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Laura Laterman Kathryn Mudge Edward Nicolson Victoria Palay Katrina Pugh Sara Goldsmith Schwartz Bliss Freytag Smith Derek Vaillant Susan Gray Wisnia Luanne Zurlo CLASS OF 1984
Participation: 35% Total Raised: $12,464 Dorothy Brown-Martin Jonathan Peretz Chance Nancy Cowan Rebecca Derby William Dewey Charles Feininger David Feldman John Funkhouser Glen Goldman Catherine Gunn Courtney Haan Kimberly Holden Anne Irza-Leggat Sallie Johnston Hellen Kimble Amy Gerson Kynaston Elizabeth Dewey Levey Margaret Mack Deborah Golodetz New Marjorie Oleksiak Elizabeth Peterson-New Amy Rosenfeld Samuel Shepherd Nathaniel Stevens Beverly Thompson Webster Nancy Shohet West
G I V I N G
CLASS OF 1986
Richard Wolfson Sarah Wolozin Sarah Wyman
Class Agent: Madeleine Blanz-Mayo Participation: 30% Total Raised: $7,076
CLASS OF 1985
Class Agent: Elizabeth Dreier Participation: 33% Total Raised: $24,340 Sarah Block* Lauren Bruck Jennifer Burleigh Charles Collier David Cotney Shane Curcuru Katharine Daugherty Alexandra McClennen Dohan Hebe Smythe Doneski Sarah Feldman Thomas First Sarah Hammond Stephen Kramarsky Monica Lee Martha Leggat Jennifer Russell Mahoney Jill Mehl Helen Kaufman Minkes John Moavenzadeh Raymond Paynter Jessica Price Aimee Reveno Lee Shane Maia Y. Sharpley Melanie Simpson Rebecca Stumpf Sheila-Llyn Kraeuter Van Nederveen
Emily Coleman Anderson Madeleine Blanz-Mayo George Cushing Randall Drane Julia Baumgarten Foster Eden Parker Grace Sarah Crissman Hollington Duff Johnson Laura Johnson Jennifer Keller Michele Plaue Kijak Jamie Klickstein Jonathan Lawrence David Marlin David Matias Jennifer Nadelson-Gleba Susan Najjar Elizabeth Saltonstall Repenning Nancy Reynolds Robert Rifkin Elizabeth Temin Benjamin Treynor Elizabeth Weir Peter Yeomans Sandra Yusen CLASS OF 1987 20th REUNION
Reunion Committee: Allison First Beakley Hanna Bailey Boyle Peter Blacklow Leslie Taylor Davol Alexis Goltra Mary Helen Gunn
Andrea Silverman Meyer John Newcomer Aram Zadow Participation: 37% Total Raised: $48,301 Leila Ladjevardi Arsanjani Allison First Beakley Robert Biggar Peter Blacklow Hanna Bailey Boyle Theodore Bradford Helen Parker Brown Elizabeth Scofield Brown Karen Cipriani Hilary Walther Cumming Kathryn DeMot Leslie Taylor Davol Jennifer Fallon Michelle Mulvany Gallagher Kerith Gardner Alexis Goltra Andrew Gottlieb Mary Helen Gunn Samuel Halpern Shira Hammarlund Amy deLone Hutter Philippa Kaye William Klebenov Elizabeth Kahn Mallon Sarah McBride Andrea Silverman Meyer Sarah Margolies Mueller John Newcomer Casey Pant Evgenia Peretz Sarah Russell Jonathan Shapiro Sarah Shohet Eunice Wang Aram Zadow
CLASS OF 1988
Participation: 33% Total Raised: $10,150 David Alperovitz Joseph Baker Bruce Beal Jesse Birge Mary Sinton Bright Abigail Brooks Daniel Brotman Samuel Davol Samara Berk Fangman David Goldberg Kenneth Gordon Jared Green Katia Brown Green Katharine Hammond Joseph Hartley Deborah Bailey Herrmann Michael Kolman Benjamin Maxfield Caragh McLaughlin David Oppenheimer Katie Pakenham Todd Pearce Adam Ramee Maro Robbins Michael Rome Virginia Scott William Stason Benjamin Stumpf Amy Wilensky CLASS OF 1989
Class Agent: Andrew Heimert Participation: 23% Total Raised: $23,431 James Biggar Elise Billings De
Katharine Daugherty ’85
K CONCORD ACADEMY MAGAZINE / REPORT OF GIVING
atharine Daugherty and her husband Constantine recently moved from Belmont, Massachusetts to San Francisco. Even on that other coast, she still feels a strong connection to Concord Academy. As class secretary, a former member of the Alumnae/i Council, and a key planner for CA events in the Bay Area, Katharine finds that volunteering not only keeps her engaged, but also fosters a sense of stewardship. “Concord Academy is not a distant memory; it is clearly a dynamic organization that works to stay true to its original mission while continuing to evolve,” she said. “I am always impressed and sometimes even filled with longing to return to the classrooms there as a student again.”
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As an accountant for an independent school, Katharine understands the financial challenges that face nonprofit educational institutions and how essential annual fundraising is. “I give to Concord Academy not only with gratitude for my own experience there,” Katharine said, “but for what I know it continues to offer to current students: extraordinary teaching and thoughtful support from a community of adults and peers. Students at Concord Academy have this remarkable opportunity not only to develop academic skills, but also to learn to engage and find their own place in a diverse world with grace and respectful candor.” She emphasizes that any gift is important, regardless of the amount. “Participating at any
level sends an important message of support and appreciation for the whole Concord Academy community,” she said. “And that giving, while it serves an essential practical need, is also an expression of belief in the potential of Concord Academy and each of its graduates.”