2016-2017 Annual Report

THE LEADER

Fork Union Military Academy Alumni and Parents News

Annual Report 2016 - 2017

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Development S taff Mr. Tim Redden Vice President for Development reddent@fuma.org

Mr. Dan Tucker Director of Alumni Relations

Mission

Statement Our mission is to educate, develop, and inspire young men in a college preparatory, Christian, military environment. Cadets build character, and learn leadership, independence, confidence, responsibility, and discipline in a setting that encourages mental, physical, and spiritual growth.

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Mrs. Kate Goad Associate Director of Development Communications goadk@fuma.org

Ms. Shannon Higginbotham Director of Parent Affairs & Special Events

What ’s Inside...

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A Message From The President Cadets Give Back Through Community Service Leadership Center Renovations Life Beyond Fork Union Not Up For Debate Choosing Fork Union Trustee Challenge

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Annual Report

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Mike Goad Al Williamson Kelly Shuman

Fork Union Military Academy Post Office Box 278 4744 James Madison Highway Fork Union, Virginia 23055 phone: (434) 842-4200 fax: (434) 842-4300 www.forkunion.com

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A MESSAGE FROM THE

PRESIDENT RADM J. SCOTT BURHOE, USCG (Ret.)

Your generosity last year allowed us to continue educating, developing, and inspiring young men in this college preparatory, Christian, military environment. Your gifts helped cadets build character and learn leadership, independence, confidence, and responsibility. Along the way, cadets also made friends who will be lifelong brothers. This hasn’t changed, and it never will.

There are too few places where young men can get what they really need to succeed in today’s world. Smartphones are everywhere [except here], and recent studies show that young people would rather interact with others through their electronic devices than face-to-face. We still emphasize respect, integrity, faith, character, and discipline. These values are modeled by our faculty and staff.

Fork Union Military Academy provides a sanctuary built on old fashioned values. We require all cadets to be physically fit, and the academic offerings are challenging. Fork Union is more challenging than ever, and still influences young men to make difficult decisions and grow as a result of the choices they make.

Too many young men today are looking for an easy path to success. At Fork Union, success is earned, and requires personal sacrifice and effort, and it also requires courage.

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We need your support now more than ever, as we continue to attract high quality people to work and study here. There are more and more young men who want to go to school here, but cannot afford the tuition. With your unbridled support, we can fill our new barracks. For the time being, we remain debt free, and the campus provides a welcoming first impression, but there is much work to be done.

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Aristotle said: “To give away money is an easy matter...and in any man’s power. But to decide to whom to give it, and how large and when, for what purpose and how, is neither in every man’s power nor an easy matter. Hence it is that such excellence is rare, praiseworthy and noble.”

We ask you to help us maintain that excellence. Thank you for investing in the future by investing in Fork Union Military Academy. Go FUMA!

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Cadets

Give Back Through Community Service

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ork Union Military Academy has always been a Christian school, where emphasis has been placed on growing each young man in spirit, just as we grow them in mind and body. Part of that spiritual growth includes learning how to put your Christian faith into action. Young men at Fork Union who are driven by purpose and called to lead are learning how to be examples in their communities, by giving selflessly and caring for others.

Fork Union has always offered cadets extracurricular activities that encourage service to others. In recent years, those clubs and organizations have grown, including the addition of an academic class that offers a focus on Christian service.

Interact Club is the international high school affiliate organization of Rotary International. Founded in 2011 by CSM Catherine Garcia and her husband Mr. Rudy Garcia, the Interact Club has grown to be one of the most popular clubs on campus. In its first year alone, the club participated in

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about 200 service hours, and now, six years later, participates in over 1,200 community service hours each year. Being a part of a larger organization helps cadets understand the importance of leadership, and shows them how small groups of individuals can make a significant impact when they work together.

Interact Club is always looking for ways to help others, and cadets love getting off campus to volunteer. Last year they participated in over 45 projects, and have already started work this year on projects for hurricane and earthquake relief as well as their annual End Polio campaign. Each year they participate in projects such as Homework Helpers, where they travel to the local public schools and help younger children with their homework; Rise Against Hunger, where cadets and other volunteers package meals for those who need them, and many more. A couple of years ago the club also started exam day bake sales to raise funds for projects they were working on, such as Stop Hunger Now or disaster relief funds. These bake sales are unique to Fork

Union, as cadets love the pick-me-up before they take their exams, and the proceeds go to helping others.

Cadet Maurice Khoury, one of the Interact Presidents, said “I like Interact because you get to help others. If you needed help one day you would want someone to help you, and when I help someone else it makes me feel good. It is like what Jesus did for me he died on the cross for me, he helped me.” The Club ends each Wednesday night meeting with a saying: “Is it the truth? Is it for all concerned? Will it build good will and better friendships? Will it be beneficial to all concerned? And is it fun?” These are the principles that guide the club in helping others.

The Academy also hosts Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA), who are also finding ways to give back. Last year FCA hosted a 5k run on campus to raise money to help provide scholarships to FCA summer camps. FCA also participated in The Field of Faith event, which was held in partnership with Fluvanna High School. This is a student led praise and worship service, and last year a former UVA Football player was the keynote speaker. This year they have already started work on Operation Christmas Child to help provide Christmas gifts to children less fortunate all over the world.

The club also provides Gatorades to the Fork Union teams before games with inspirational bible verses to provide moral support. One of FCA’s most popular events each year is See You at the Pole, a nationwide day where students meet at the flag pole before the beginning of the class day to participate in prayer. Every year the cadets gather after Morning Colors for this special prayer service.

Christian faith into action.” He noted that it is rewarding to offer this hands-on experience to go along with the literature and sermons that are provided three times a week at Fork Union. His favorite part of teaching this class is “watching the students have fun, work together, and give of themselves.”

During the term cadets visit a number of local organizations and volunteer their time. Last year cadets volunteered at White Bird Appaloosa Horse Rescue, the Fluvanna SPCA, Peaceful Passing’s, Ronald McDonald House, Eagle Eire retreat, Camp Crossroads, the National Kidney Foundation, and Central Elementary School in Fluvanna County. While

each of these organizations is different, they give cadets the chance to experience different volunteer opportunities.

Brennon Garrison ’17, stated “I have grown in my faith and have gained knowledge throughout our readings and devotions. I have appreciated getting to do things for others, voluntarily, to help them out. Applying my Christianity has been a pleasure.” This class is unique at Fork Union, and something a public school could not offer.

Instilling a desire to serve others is an important mission at Fork Union Military Academy, and these are just a few of the ways that Fork Union is reaching out into the community.

As Fork Union continues to develop Christian leaders, an emphasis will continue to be placed on community service and the good we can all do for others.

Chaplain Benson started offering an Applied Christianity Class, three years ago because he wanted to “teach a class for seniors at the end of the year to help them put their

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Leadership Center

Renovations on the Horizon

Fork Union takes pride in developing bright young men who can lead with character, and our first strategic goal is to integrate character and leadership development throughout the Academy. One way a school can demonstrate its priorities is to invest financial resources and build buildings. Thanks to a recent series of donations from a member of our Board of Trustees, we will soon be renovating the interior of Vaughn Hall, and converting the space into a Character and Leadership Development Center.

it useful for our faculty and Corps of Cadets. While the donor prefers to remain anonymous until all the funds are raised and the final bid has been accepted, the Academy very much appreciates this opportunity to create this leadership center on our main circle.

In 2014, the Academy renovated the adjacent old band hall (behind Vaughn Hall) into a Social Center, a place for cadets to gather, relax, and to have fun. However, the Commandant’s office in the front was never renovated after the staff moved to Jacobson Hall. The central location of Vaughn Hall and the space it offers is ideal for the new character and leadership center. This space will provide several classrooms, meeting areas, and offices to facilitate the classroom and experiential side of character and leadership growth.

As Fork Union Military Academy continues to raise funds for its ambitious and defining Called to Lead Campaign, we have already seen donors helping to fund endowed scholarships and athletic facility improvements, while plans for the pedestrian only campus and the new admission building are also in process.

This building was built in the mid-1940s, and is in desperate need of a renovation that will once again make

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This building will eventually host an endowed Director of Character and Leadership, who will be responsible for implementing our character and leadership model and curriculum.

If you have a particular project that interests you, please contact Mr. Tim Redden, CPT Dan Tucker, or the President.

We look forward to discussing these projects and the naming opportunities that go along with them.

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ach year the senior class at Fork Union Military Academy achieves 100% college acceptance, and the diversity of the Corps is often reflected in these acceptances.

Beginning with the Class of 2008, select members of each graduating class have been included on a poster called “A Few Good Men,” which highlights the diversity of acceptances our seniors receive.

Nine editions of the Few Good Men poster now adorn the main lobby of Hatcher Hall, including the most recent one from the Class of 2017. These posters tell the success stories for each of the smiling boys selected for inclusion, and provide visitors with a glimpse of the array of admittances our seniors achieve each year. The most recent iteration includes cadets who were admitted to colleges from Florida to Washington, state schools and private colleges, service academies to technical schools.

Behind each smiling face in the picture is a success story that we are always glad to tell.

Respect. Integrity. Faith. Character. Discipline.

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Life

beyond fork union with Zakee Heyward

Fork Union’s mission is to educate and develop young men to help them be successful in college and beyond. Below is a story of Zakee Heyward, a recent graduate who is achieving his goals, and looking toward the future. We asked him to share with us his stories, and we hope you enjoy reading about his Fork Union experience and how it helped drive him to success.

First I would like to say that I am honored to be writing this article. My name is Zakee Heyward, class of 2016 and I’m a sophomore at Virginia Tech. At Virginia Tech, I am a member of the Corps of Cadets and involved in Army ROTC, the Regimental Band (Highty-Tighties), the Regimental Jazz Band (Southern Colonels) , the Pep Band, Regimental Inspection Staff and Recruiting Staff. I am majoring in Criminology and plan on commissioning into the Army to become a Military Police Officer. After serving my years in the Army, I plan on joining the F.B.I. and becoming part of the S.W.A.T. Team.

When you look back on your time at FUMA, what do you think about?

When I look back, I think about the daily routine I went through. After track practice walking down to the football field, then going to dinner with my buddies and thinking there’s no place I’d rather be than here.

What is your favorite memory from FUMA? My favorite memory of FUMA has to be parade season.

The feeling of being able to dress up in my band dress uniform, grab the Drum Major mace or my snare drum and march across the field was the best feeling I ever had during my time at FUMA. Do you think FUMA helped prepare you for college?

How? In many ways, FUMA gave me discipline not only in academics but also in the military aspect. I obtained study habits that I have carried on to my college studies. The four years of CQ taught me how to pace 8

myself in my studies and not overload myself with work.

If at all, how did FUMA change you or develop you?

FUMA matured me in ways a public school couldn’t. It gave me the opportunity to learn what my priorities are.

Is your time at FUMA an experience you would credit your success to?

There is no other way to put it. Fork Union gave me the key attributes I needed to be successful in everything I do. Not only because of the school structure but because of the faculty and staff that play the role of mentors in the cadets lives. They have the determination to mentor and guide the cadets to success.

Did you create lasting friendships?

I did more than create lasting friendships, I built a brotherhood with people that I will always be able to count on. There are people that I graduated with that I not only keep in touch with, but spend time with them in the summer. When my Uncle passed away, my Fork Union brothers supported me and helped me through the memorial service.

You only go through high school once. Take full advantage of the opportunities that are given to you at FUMA. Listen to the faculty at the school because a lot of them have been through what you are going through. They have the wisdom to guide you in the right direction towards success. Build the foundation of your leadership philosophy by putting yourself out there and trying new things.

Testimony “Success stories begin here.” That was the first thing I heard about Fork Union Military Academy. I knew that I wanted to go to FUMA, but I did not know what I would be getting myself into nor the impact it would have on the rest of my life. Fork Union is an institution that provides the stepping stone for anything you plan on pursuing, whether it’s college, the workforce or the military.

I am currently a sophomore at Virginia Tech and an Infantryman in the 29th Infantry Division for the Virginia Army National Guard. When it comes to academics, Fork Union gave me the fundamentals to be successful. When I was at Fork Union, I dreaded when CQ came around. I thought it was nothing but a waste of time. As we all know, I was wrong. Because of those four years of CQ, I am now able to sit down and complete my homework in one sitting. When it comes to the military, Fork Union gave me the discipline I needed to get through basic training. Waking up at the break of dawn, physical training, military etiquette and marching in a formation are things I learned from Fork Union. When I was at FUMA, there were times when I wanted to give up, but the community took me in and built me back up to be the man I am today.

As an alumnus, I can honestly say there is nowhere else I would have rather spent my four years of high school.

Fork Union not only gave me a high quality education, but it gave me a foundation of maturity and leadership, physical fitness, mentors, and brothers that I will have for a lifetime. If I had the choice, I would do it all over again.

What advice can you offer to current cadets to help them understand the importance of a good education, as well as how FUMA can benefit their future success?

High school is a place of opportunity and development.

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Not Up For Debate

FUMA’s Debate team proves itself to be a top competitor - looks forward to the upcoming season Written by CPT Mike Goad - Head Debate Coach To become a successful college student and a responsible citizen in a self-governing society, Fork Union cadets—and all high school students for that matter— must do three things: 1) stay up-to-date with current events and issues facing our nation, 2) formulate objective arguments that are not only fact based, but also supported by sound argumentation and rhetoric, and 3) be able to listen to and consider opposing viewpoints. The cadets who participate in Debate at Fork Union are exposed to each of these, thus better preparing them for higher education, while simultaneously training them to be responsible citizens in a representative democracy such as the one that governs our great nation.

The three debate categories that Fork Union cadets participate in—Student Congress, Public Forum, and Lincoln Douglas—require cadets to think critically by forcing them to consider many different ways to solve some of society’s most pressing issues. In Public

Forum and Lincoln-Douglas, students are required to formulate arguments from both sides of a given topic.

In these categories, only five minutes prior to each round of debate do students learn which side they will be arguing for. Forcing them to consider both sides of an argument requires them to think outside of the box—to consider the opinions of the other side, if you will. Weeks of research on opposing viewpoints and speech practice are required to be successful in these categories.

In Student Congress, cadets present legislative bills on a list of five topics presented by the league, each of which relates to a current issue facing our nation’s lawmakers. In two sessions of Congress—a morning and afternoon session—cadets present three-minute speeches either in support of or against a respective piece of legislation. With only three minutes to present an argument, cadets must quickly learn to hone in on clear and concise rhetorical skills—something that

will go a long way in their pursuit of success in higher education. After their speeches, cadets are required to stand for a brief questioning period in which they are questioned by their fellow congressmen and women on their arguments. To successfully argue for or against a bill and stand for questioning, cadets must not only be cognizant of opposing arguments, but they must also be up-to-date on the most recent studies and events surrounding a particular topic in order to defend their arguments—again, something that will prove useful in higher education. Though this is certainly not a simple task, over the last few years, members of Fork Union’s Debate team, especially those competing in Student Congress, have been up to the task.

Although Fork Union is not necessarily known for its success in debate, recent success in various debate categories has proven otherwise. During the 2016-2017 season, Fork Union qualified three cadets in Student Congress for the National Catholic Forensics League (NCFL) National Tournament. Cadets Michael Head (’17), William Pessaud (’18), and Joshua Henriques (’18) finished first, second, and third place respectively at the Virginia Catholic Forensics League (VCFL) State Tournament in March 2017, good enough to earn each cadet a trip to the aforementioned national tournament. Michael Head’s state championship was his second straight state championship in the category, and his third national qualification in four years. From a team perspective, these individual performances provided Fork Union with enough sweepstake points to

place first in the Student Congress category at the state tournament, good enough for third overall in debate.

Aside from these national qualifiers, Fork Union Debate qualified five additional cadets at the state level in student congress and six in other debate categories during the 2016-2017 season, for a total of 14 cadets eligible to compete in the VCFL State Tournament.

Though Fork Union loses Head—a two-time captain and perhaps the most decorated debater in the school’s 100-plus year history—the future looks bright for Fork Union Debate, as 8 of 14 state qualifiers from last year’s team return this season.

Among the returning state qualifiers are 2017-2018’s co-captains Joshua Henriques (’18) and William Pessaud (’18), Kaleb Dressler (’18), Christian Sansovich (’19), Xavier White (’20), Nicholas DiGiulio (’20), and David Middleton (’18). In addition, several new faces have looked promising in the early weeks of practice for the upcoming season. Many of these new faces will attend the first meet simply to observe and learn the ins and outs of what it requires to be successful at a qualifying meet—often this provides them with the most productive “practice.”

These new faces, in addition to the host of returning state qualifiers, should provide Fork Union with enough fire power to not only reclaim their state title in Student Congress, but also make a run at the overall state title in Debate.

Supporting Cadet Activities As great as FUMA’s debate success has been, the team has not been able to purse its full potential. Though the team’s success last year was tested and proven at the state level, the national qualifiers were not able to put their skills to the test at the national tournament due to a lack of funding. Though individual cadets have been sent to the national tournament in the past, FUMA has never faced the possibility of sending multiple cadets to the national tournament, which requires round-trip plane tickets and lodging for multiple nights.

Having cadets represent Fork Union Military Academy at a national tournament would be an exciting opportunity not only for the cadets, but for the Academy as well.

Giving to Fork Union and supporting cadet activities enables the Academy to promote activities like Debate, helping young men prepare themselves for college and beyond.

These activities held outside the classroom are vital to these young men. You can support cadet activities like Debate by donating online at forkunion.com/give.

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education, this was a tough decision. As residents of Hanover County we had one of the finest public school systems in Virginia. Unfortunately, while the schools were excellent, they were not able to serve Tim’s needs. There was not enough structure in school, and for a young man living in two households it was easy to have some things slip through the cracks.

The decision on Fork Union came after investigating several options for private education in the Richmond area. This included visiting several well-known and established schools with excellent reputations. None of these schools offered the structured approach found at FUMA, and they did not address the need to be in a focused environment away from the distractions found at home.

Darla: When Tim left for Fork Union, I just knew that I would never need to make such a heart felt decision for my only child, my son, Harrison. The old message rings true for me, “never say never.”

Choosi n g Fork Union

An Interview with Darla Ludwig Bolton & Fred Bolton

Darla: Our family story began in June 2006 when mutual friends introduced me to Fred over dinner.

From that day on we were in constant contact. We were married on January 1, 2009 in a beautiful ceremony on St. Thomas (USVI) with just the two of us and came back to a family celebration in Virginia.

As a blended family with three boys; Christopher, a junior at Columbia University, Tim, a 2017 Fork Union graduate currently at Longwood University, and Harrison, attending FUMA as a sophomore for the 2017-18 school year, we’ve faced many challenges associated with merging households and managing

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a complex calendar of activities, locations, and shared-custody. Our first few years of marriage were compounded by busy work schedules, Fred’s tour at the Pentagon, then in Afghanistan, and his return to civilian employment; and my return to a full-time job. Needless to say, it was difficult to establish a consistent pattern of family life.

Why did you decide on Fork Union?

Fred: The decision for Tim to attend Fork Union started with the decision to leave public school. For me, as a graduate and long-time supporter of public

Harrison thrived academically and socially in elementary school and enjoyed participating in many sports. Although he did well in middle school, it was sometimes a struggle as he got caught-up with the distractions of X-box and videogaming. Fast-forward to ninth grade and his study habits were nonexistent.

knew I needed to act.

Having seen the change in Tim’s attitude, values, and behaviors while he was at FUMA, there was no doubt about where I would send Harrison. I was impressed with the opportunity that FUMA had provided Tim through academic, athletic, and spiritual activities.

There was no question that Fork Union would be able to give Harrison the structure and discipline he needed to be successful.

As we got to December of 2016, with just two quarters behind him in 9th grade, “Mama” was ready to take action. I drew-up a “contract” and had Harrison review it and ask questions before signing. The contract stated that if Harrison did not achieve all A’s and B’s for the last (2) 9-week periods of 9th grade, he would attend Fork Union Military Academy in the fall. I felt so blessed to have an obvious positive solution to our problem as FUMA complemented my parenting style by focusing on Body, Mind and Spirit.

As Col Giszack stated on Orientation/ Check-in Day, August 21, 2017, “This is a Day of Destiny - we are all headed in a purpose driven direction.” I knew when I heard those words that God had once again steered me in the right direction with the decision that Fork Union is where Harrison would earn his high school diploma.

As FUMA graduates, they will be men who will make a difference in the world.

We have instilled in our boys that school and getting good grades is their “job.” While Harrison is an extremely well-mannered young man, there were the occasional screaming matches between Harrison and myself because of sub-par grades. Harrison reiterated many times that he would start studying more, but behaviors did not change.

Because I didn’t go to college until later in life, I saw the importance of having a college education early on. I also knew that if Harrison wanted to even be considered for acceptance to UVA, his only college of choice right now, he needed to get on track in high school. Harrison needed structure and he was not getting that in our home environment. He also lacked drive, and by the beginning of his freshman year I

What impact has the choice had on your family?

Fred: Tim’s experience at FUMA was not without challenges but he was able to adapt to the requirements of the school and thrive. Not only did Tim receive an excellent education but he learned important lessons about life and the things that are valuable. He went from a boy headed on a downward trajectory to a young man with unlimited potential.

Tim’s transformation was astounding. Physically, Tim has become an incredibly fit young man. Tim is dedicated not only to spending time in the gym but to also considering what he puts in his body. Tim now regularly attempts to achieve “personal best” lifts and also wants to participate in weight lifting competitions.

Academically, Tim developed study habits and discipline that resulted in his acceptance in the

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Nursing program at Longwood University. His goal is to become a nurse and continue on to a Nurse Practitioner or other medical professional.

Achieving this goal would not be possible without the experience he gained at FUMA. Emotionally and spiritually, Tim has grown tremendously. Perhaps one of the greatest changes gained from Fork Union is the maturity that results from the disciplined environment. Compared to young men of his age, Tim is much more capable of handling adverse situations and is able to exert strong personal leadership. Tim’s experience at FUMA has resulted in lifetime friends formed from shared experience under what most teenage boys would consider “adverse” conditions.

It is hard to fully express the impact that Fork Union has had on our family. Perhaps the greatest impact is in the appreciation we now have for the opportunity that FUMA provides. The caring nature of the staff and faculty cannot be under-stated. While instilling a disciplined approach to education, the school is focused on the full development of the mind, body, and spirit of young men.

Darla: The impact that FUMA has made on our family thus far has been incredible and there’s more to come! Harrison is thriving after just a few months as a sophomore at FUMA. He is in a junior leadership position and is working to achieve higher rank. He is also excited about the opportunities to play sports

and be active in school. Most important, Harrison is earning good grades and developing the study skills he so desperately needs.

What would you say to a parent considering Fork Union?

Fred: Deciding to send a child to Fork Union is a tough choice. There are many unknowns for both the parent and the young man to face. It is a scary time filled with uncertainty and often a good bit of tension and some sadness. For most, the idea of private education, yet alone a military-style boarding school, is difficult to comprehend.

That said, I have found the experience as a FUMA parent amazing. The care and concern of faculty and staff is readily apparent. The learning environment, facilities, and opportunities are awesome and unmatched in almost all public schools. While the transition to Fork Union for young men may be difficult, they will always be proud to say that the went to FUMA. I am proud that both Tim and Harrison ended up at FUMA. As FUMA graduates, they will be men who will make a difference in the world. There are few things that will bring a tear to my eye, but ask me what FUMA has meant to me and my family and you’ll see my eyes start to water-up.

TrusteeChallenge

In 2012, the Board of Trustees at Fork Union Military Academy decided to create a special scholarship to encourage the best and brightest to attend Fork Union.

The Trustee Scholarship is awarded to a new 8th, 9th, or 10th grader, and covers all tuition costs until they graduate. This scholarship has now helped five young men attend Fork Union, two of which recently graduated and are now attending two of our nation’s service academies. The Trustee Scholarship was important to the Board as they wanted the best young men to attend Fork Union regardless of their ability to pay.

It’s obvious the Board of Trustees members all have a deep love and passion for Fork Union, as attending long meetings and making important decisions is challenging work that no one does just for fun. They also have a deep love for the young men who attend, and they know how important a Fork Union education can be in helping to develop respectful, honest, faithful, moral, disciplined young men.

Many of the Board members support other types of scholarships as well, which are an important part of helping Fork Union educate young men. Ms. Marion Moon, a Trustee for years, has been particularly passionate about scholarship support and donates specifically to access scholarships to enroll students who might otherwise not be able to afford Fork Union

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Military Academy. During the 2017 May Board meeting, Ms. Moon challenged each of her fellow Trustees to help support these critical types of scholarships by announcing that if the Board could raise $50,000, she would match it and the Trustees would be providing $100,000 in Scholarship support for the 2017-2018 Academic year.

Inspired by Ms. Moon’s passion and determination to help as many young men as possible, Trustee Emeriti Dr. Emerson Farley declared that he would raise the stakes and challenge the Board to an additional $50,000, which he would match. If completed, this Trustee Challenge would raise a much needed $200,000 in access scholarships.

After nearly six months of promoting the challenge and recording donations, the Trustees have succeeded in equaling both Ms. Moon’s and Dr. Farley’s challenge, helping over 25 young men attend Fork Union Military Academy for this academic year. The Academy thanks the Trustees not only for their service to helping make Fork Union strong, but for also looking to strengthen young men who might not have otherwise had the opportunity to attend Fork Union.

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2016-2017

By the Numbers The Impact of Giving What your gifts supported

27%

Academy Fund Supports day-to-day operations.

45%

Scholarships

Access & Merit provides access to the Academy & rewards cadets for hard work & dedication.

13%

Called to Lead Campaign

15%

Program Support Supports cadet life: clubs, athletics, guest speakers, activities, etc.

1,150

Donors

$2,183,213.49 Total Donations Received This Fiscal Year

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3:5

Receive Financial Assistance

To assist Fork Union’s transformation into one of the top independent boarding schools in the nation.

$13,600

Average Financial Award

“Fork Union helps boys become men... and has done exactly that for more than a century. We build men who know their calling, and find themselves leading purpose driven lives.”

RADM J. Scott Burhoe 10th President Fork Union Military Academy

Giving by Affiliation $376,175.04

$241,424.25 Alumni

Friends & Staff

$322,417.04

Corporations & Organizations

$663,107.68

$437,172.98

Trustees

Foundations & Trusts

$143,428.06

Parents, Past Parents & Grandparents

Dr. Hatcher’s vision for Fork Union Military Academy was one where young men are nurtured and developed in mind, body, and spirit. Over the years, this continued vision has shaped Fork Union into a place widely recognized for its unique ability in developing and inspiring young men.

Each day alumni, past and present parents, and friends who support Fork Union change the lives of young men and help develop a new generation of leaders who are strong, confident, and disciplined. Together, we thank you for joining us in realizing Dr. Hatcher’s vision and by providing a place that “elicits the very best” in every young man.

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Annual Report JULY 1, 2016 - JUNE 30, 2017

This 2016-2017 Annual Report of gifts has been prepared by the Academy’s Development Department.

This acknowledgment includes all donations received during the fiscal year July 1, 2016 to June 30, 2017 during which time 1,150 donors contributed $ 2,183,213.49 in cash and gift-in-kind donations.

The Academy is sincerely grateful for all of your contributions. Please note, if you made a contribution after June 30, 2017, your name is not included in the following list. It will appear in the report for the 2017-2018 fiscal year. Great care has been taken in the preparation of this report; however, an omission or error could have occurred. Should an error appear in your entry, please contact the Development Office at development@fuma.org so that a correction can be made in our records. * represents first-time donors deceased

Second Century Society ($10,000 and above) Alumni

Mr. & Mrs. Edmund Cloud Cammack ‘83 Mr. Joseph Waters Cammack ‘88 Dr. Thomas N. French ‘58 Mr. William J McDermond ‘91* Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Slowey ‘76 Dr. & Mrs. James Harrison Smith ‘53 Mr. & Mrs. Ronald P. Vandergrift ‘61 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas D. Wilkerson ‘45 Lt. Col. (ret) Thomas M. Williams, Jr. ‘42

Corporations and Organizations CSW Associates Roanoke, L.C.* Dillard Lewis Inc Hathaway Paper The Tradeshow Group, Inc. Virginia Propane

Foundations and Trusts

Charles B. Keesee Educational Fund, Inc. David S. Cammack Foundation Estate of Dorothy C. Alexander* Estes Foundation Jessie Ball duPont Fund The Living Stones Foundation Paige G. Lester Trust Account

Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Price Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Richardson Mrs. Kathleen Richardson Mrs. Elizabeth Rowe Mr. A. Jack Sarf

Parents, Past Parents, and Grandparents Mr. & Mrs. Paul Teeter Mr. & Mrs. Jim E. Waller, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Rongming Zhang*

Trustees

Mr. & Mrs. Fred P. Baerenz ‘79 Col. & Mrs. Sammie D. Barr, USAF, Ret. Mr. & Mrs. Lee Speed Briscoe ‘67 Mr. & Mrs. George Spencer Currin ‘54 Mr. & Mrs. A. Douglas Dalton, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Emerson D. Farley, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. David K. Hunt Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth B. Koeller ‘51 Ms. Marion E. Moon Mr. & Mrs. Chad Wellesley Percy ‘83 Mr. J. William Price, III ‘64 Mrs. Paige Lester Pruett Mr. Steven W. Shelton ‘69

President’s Club ($1,000 to $9,999) Alumni

Friends

Mrs. Margaret P. Greene

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Mr. Jack A. Adams ‘52 Mr. Paul L. Alley ‘66

Mr. Joel Vance Anderson ‘75 Mr. & Mrs. Presley Warren Anderson, Jr. ‘50 Mr. Luis A. Ayala-Parsi ‘54 Mr. & Mrs. John F. Bennett ‘60 Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Bentz ‘64 Dr. James Eric Bermudez, M.D. ‘82 Mr. Norman Michael Brame ‘88 Mr. Charles Randy Bruce ‘69 Mr. James Norman Carnes ‘61 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen P. Caruthers ‘67 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Chandler ‘54 CSMgt. George N. Coleman, USAF Ret., III ‘59 Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Cooper ‘54 Mr. Granville Craddock ‘53 Mr. & Mrs. James W. Creech, Sr. ‘54 Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Daniel, Jr. ‘50 Mr. Braxton Davenport ‘91 Dr. John T. Dickman ‘45 Mr. & Mrs. Andrew R. Dodge ‘65 Mr. & Mrs. Paul T. Dwyer, III ‘76 Mr. & Mrs. Gary L. Edwards ‘67 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Mark Feathers ‘77 Mr. & Mrs. William M. Furrer ‘87 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas W. Green ‘58 Mr. John H. Greene, Jr. ‘73 Mr. & Mrs. Harold G. Hall ‘57 Mr. Ronald H. Hargis ‘85 Mr. & Mrs. Sam Howard ‘73 Mr. Harry C. Isabel, Jr. ‘43 Mr. Doug Johnston ‘67 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony V. Lanasa ‘57 Mr. & Mrs. George G. Loukas ‘68 Mr. Charles P. Martin, Jr. ‘60 Mr. & Mrs. James K. Mayo ‘67 Lt. Gen. George D. Miller, USAF, Ret. ‘49 Mr. J. Paul Mosley ‘05

Dr. Frederick O. Mueller ‘55 Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Nunnally, Jr. ‘54 Mr. & Mrs. Stewart Percy ‘59 Mr. & Mrs. Walter H. Bill Reiser, Jr. ‘52 Mr. & Mrs. Barry E. Saunders ‘51 Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Earl Siddons ‘53 Mr. & Mrs. George Speedy Skinner, Jr. ‘66 Mr. Nick Spiak ‘60 Mr. & Mrs. Eugene R. Thurston, Jr. ‘60 Mr. F. Kevin Tylus ‘74 Dr. & Mrs. Robert W. Waddell ‘53 Mr. Chester A. Waldron ‘42 Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Ward, Sr. ‘52 Col. Joseph Weston, II ‘59

Corporations and Organizations Barrett Capital Management, LLC First Baptist Church of Charlottesville Fluvanna Ruritan Club Hi-Test Laboratories, Inc. Howard Homes & Irrigation, LLC Jamison Construction Solutions, Inc Jose A. Mera, D.D.S., P.C. Law Office of Thomas J. Henry* Reynolds GMC Subaru United Air Conditioning Corp. II V F Lanasa, Inc. Ward & Company Accountants

Foundations and Trusts

Dominion Foundation Bertha J. Hopkins Trust Lubrano Family Charitable Foundation NFL Foundation* Walter J. Payne Foundation The Titmus Foundation Virginia Baptist Foundation

Friends

Ms. Ashley Richardson Allen Anonymous CDR David L. Arritt, Jr. Mrs. Nancy B. Bates ‘48 Mr. Bach & Dr. Phuong Callaway Mr. & Mrs. Richard Cruise* Mr. & Mrs. Walter E. Daniel, III Mrs. Kathleen W. Fender Ms. Jinny Haring ‘52 Ms. Margaret Harmon Mr. Bernard Stuart Holt Mr. Joseph F. Johnston, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Mario Kuhar Mr. & Mrs. Gilmer Minor, III Mr. & Mrs. Brian Pichler

Parents, Past Parents, and Grandparents

Drs. Steven Evens and Bonnie Makdad Mrs. Maria Arritt Mr. & Mrs. Rogers Brooks Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Cavazos Mr. & Mrs. Henry Davenport Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Falvey

Mr. & Mrs. Ronald W. Feigles Mr. & Mrs. Russell Fleetwood Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Hamby, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Randy W. Hatcher Mr. Thomas J Henry* A. Cherie & L. Peyton Humphrey Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Jacobson Mr. & Mrs. Peter Lipresti Mr. & Mrs. Murray M. Meeker Mr. & Mrs. Jason Milazzo Ms. Karen E. Nitti Ms. Mary Jane Pessaud Mr. & Mrs. Joseph N. Reel Mr. Richard S. Robinson Mr. & Mrs. William Shewalter Mr. & Mrs. Jon Spear Mr. Parker C. Thompson Mr. Tom Tye Mr. & Mrs. Richard Veltri Mr. & Mrs. Michael Williams

Staff & Faculty

Rear Admiral & Mrs. John Scott Burhoe Mr. Ryan Campbell* Mr. Scott & Mrs. Jamie Krogh Mr. & Mrs. Stephen M. Macek

Trustees

Mr. & Mrs. David R. Barrett Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Bloxom ‘55 Gen. & Mrs. John T. Chain, Jr. ‘52 Dr. & Mrs. Charles G. Fuller ‘49 Mr. Edward Nathan George ‘91 Mr. & Mrs. J. Wesley Hall, Jr. ‘57 Dr. & Mrs. Russell A. Johnston Mr. Jose A. Mera ‘75 Mr. & Mrs. Larry Miles Mr. Michael A. Quick ‘78 Rear Admiral & Mrs. Frank F. Rennie, IV Mr. Kevin M. Reynolds, Sr. ‘68 Mr. & Mrs. George C. Turner ‘55 Mr. William J. Vakos, Jr. Mr. Richard Wall Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey N. Weatherspoon ‘74 Lt. Col. Paul E. Westphal ‘54 Mr. & Mrs. Raymond G. Wile ‘52

Commandant’s Club ($500 to $999) Alumni

Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Bailey, Jr. ‘59 Mr. Robert Blackwell Barnes, IV ‘16* Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Bown, II ‘63 Mr. Walter Lee Bradley, Jr. ‘88 Mr. Richard A. Broyhill ‘59 Mr. Ronald E. Burdge ‘56 Mr. Richard N. Burton ‘55 Col. William L. Cooper, Jr. ‘46 Mr. & Mrs. Allan R. Cornnell ‘54 Mr. Alexander James Cox ‘47 Mr. Douglas Cullen ‘74

Mr. & Mrs. John T. Fray ‘57 Mr. Charles P. Friel, Jr. ‘58 Mr. David Lee Gecewicz ‘87* Mr. & Mrs. Michael B. Gimbert ‘80 Mr. Jimmy W. Goldston ‘48 Mr. James Bo Gritz ‘57 Col. & Mrs. Stuart G. Harrison ‘79 Mr. Baker Edwards Hatcher ‘03 Mr. Richard K. Haymore ‘58 Mr. Linden Kinnaird* Mr. & Mrs. William Edward Landis ‘66* Mr. William R. Martin, Jr. ‘67 Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Earl McKay ‘66 Mr. Richard T. McNeil ‘49 Mr. Joshua Mosier ‘15* Mr. & Mrs. Warren D. Nicholson ‘76 Mr. John V. Priore ‘83* LTC & Mrs. John Raffaele, USA, Ret. ‘53 Mr. & Mrs. William Tom Rankin ‘69 Mr. William Reinhardt ‘66 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel H. Romanchuk ‘97 Mr. William S. Schleiden ‘84 Mr. Theodore John Smerling ‘58 Mr. & Mrs. Linwood A. Staub ‘80 Mr. Ray Stratton ‘73 Mr. Kennard S. Vandergrift, Jr. ‘52 Mr. J. V. Wells, Jr. ‘69 Mr. Michael Todd Whitmore ‘83 Col. William F. Winzurk, Ret. ‘52

Corporations and Organizations Charles Friel, Inc. CMJ Medical LTC Fork Union Pharmacy Google Hampton Inn & Suites Hanover Uniform Pfizer Matching Gifts Program Property Investment Advisors Sal’s Italian Restaurant & Grill Security Management Services, Inc. Sysco Foods

Foundations and Trusts

Dorothy C. Hamby Revocable Trust* Illinois Tool Works Foundation

Friends

Mr. & Mrs. Ellis Martin Dunkum Mr. Thomas E. Gottwald Mr. & Mrs. Jim Grobe* Mr. & Mrs. James Henderson* Lt. Gen. & Mrs. John E. Jackson, Jr. Mrs. Barbara B. Lacy Maple Lake Friends and Neighbors* Mr. Richard Mentzer Mr. John Reed Mrs. Mary Vakos

Parents, Past Parents, and Grandparents Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Barnes, III Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Barnett*

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Mr. Calvin Chandler, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Richard Chiovaro Mr. & Mrs. James Comas Mr. & Mrs. James E. Crocker Mr. & Mrs. J. S. Grigsby, Jr. Mr. David Keelan* Ms. Charlene W. Kenworthy Mr. & Mrs. Kirko Kirkov Ms. Janis Klingenberger CDR & Mrs. James Landrom Ms. Djenane Marchand Mr. & Mrs. Ken Mellert Mr. & Mrs. Dave B Pitts Mr. & Mrs. George Polizos Mr. & Mrs. William Powell, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Michael M. Rand D. Joe and Victoria Smith Fund of Triangle Community Foundation Ms. Kari C. Stokely Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Stupalsky Mr. Michael Sundel Mr. Carl Tarbell Mr. & Mrs. John Thacker Mr. & Mrs. Alvin E. Thomas, III Mr. & Mrs. John Williams* Mr. & Mrs. Peter Zhu*

Staff & Faculty

Lt. Col. and Mrs. Bob Grant

Trustees

Dr. Adam R. Metwalli ‘92

Snead Club ($250 to $499) Alumni

Dr. James Hedrick Bradford ‘67 Mr. Stuart L. Brickhouse ‘59 Mr. & Mrs. Glenn T. Brumm, Jr. ‘67 Mr. Kenneth W. Edwards ‘69 Mr. Frank Fearn Ellis, III ‘57 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Fray ‘57 Mr. & Mrs. James Clivie Goodwin ‘54 Mr. & Mrs. John H. Hancock, Jr. ‘53 Mr. & Mrs. Brit James Hart ‘94 Mr. Elliott S. Hart ‘45 Mr. David S. Hatfield ‘83 Mr. Gerald Franklin Hemphill ‘85 Mr. Richard Welch Hess ‘60 Mr. & Mrs. Edward D. Huff ‘59 COL Stover Singleton James, Jr. ‘72 Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Jennings ‘67 Mr. Vernon Rea Jones ‘48 Mr. Satoshi Katsumoto ‘91 Mr. Joseph Kuhta ‘51 Mr. Douglas Lee Miles ‘91 Mr. Elgin N. Moore, II ‘57 Mr. Larry I. Moore, III ‘66 Mr. & Mrs. Michael W. Mosley ‘62 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth D. Parker ‘52 Mr. Lemuel Roberts, III ‘63

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Col. Woodson Alexander Sadler, Jr. ‘62 Mr. Chris Salvadori ‘86 Mr. Scot G. Sinkler ‘67 Mr. James Robert Squatriglia ‘14 Mr. & Mrs. Brian D. Stankie ‘70 Mr. Marvin W. Staton, Jr. ‘60 Mr. William Sturgeon ‘70 Mr. Herbert F. Waters, Jr. ‘49 Mr. & Mrs. Cory M. Wessel ‘04 Mr. Paul S. Williams ‘91 Mr. Brent Wright ‘03 Mr. John Wu

Corporations and Organizations Accumark, Inc Bowles & Associates, Inc. FUMA Cooking Club* HG Energy LLC James River Bus Lines Wells Fargo Community Support Camp.

Williams Companies Matching Grants Program Workday, Inc.*

Friends

Mr. Richard O. Carden Mr. & Mrs. Mike Cubbage Dr. & Mrs. Robert S. Mogyorosy

Parents, Past Parents, and Grandparents Ms. Cathy Betters* Mr. & Mrs. W. Roger Bowles Mr. & Mrs. William Dittmar Mr. Scott V. Dow Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Downer, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Mark Drumheller* Mr. & Mrs. Rob L. Gary Mr. & Mrs. Jim J. Hassell, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Christopher T. Head Mr. & Mrs. John Morrison Henry* Mr. Collin Hite Mrs. Monica Jones* Mr. & Mrs. John Keating Mr. & Mrs. James Luongo Mr. & Mrs. Randolph Menefee Mr. & Mrs. Chad Reuschling Mrs. Stephanie Rowland Mrs. Yi Ling Ruan Mr. & Mrs. William Seabolt* Mr. Noah Simon* Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Deane Sims Mr. & Mrs. Rob Squatriglia Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Stone Mr. & Mrs. Brian Vanderpool Mr. & Mrs. Jerry W. Watkins Mr. & Mrs. Michael Wessel Mr. & Mrs. Donald Williams

Staff & Faculty

CSM Catherine Garcia Mr. & Mrs. Mike Goad* Mr. Tim Redden

CSM Glenn Sidwell

Trustees

Mr. Thierry Guy Dupuis ‘75

Hatcher Club ($100 to $249) Alumni

Mr. Richard W. Aasen ‘77 Mr. & Mrs. Orren Sheldon Adams ‘85 Mr. Thomas McSwain Alexander ‘09 Mr. Jay K. Althouse, Jr. ‘71 Lt. Louis M. Arce ‘56 Mr. & Mrs. James Osmond Ash ‘47 Mr. James Broadus Ash ‘75 Mr. & Mrs. George C. Atkinson ‘53 Mr. Ebert L. Bailey ‘56 Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Moses Barrow, II ‘90 Mr. Heath Bates ‘91 Mr. Nathanael James Bennett ‘16* CW3 Justin Blake Bernache, USA, Ret. ‘97 Mr. John Samuel Billingsley, IV ‘08 Mr. & Mrs. William A. Blair ‘49 Mr. Edgar Clayton Boggs ‘62 Mr. William E. Boughton ‘54 Mr. Raymond Kenneth Bousman, III ‘71 Mr. Zane R. Brandenburg ‘63 Mr. Frank L. Brewster ‘64 Mr. Harvey A. Brillat ‘47 Mr. & Mrs. John Robert Brinkhous ‘62 Mr. Eric Scott Bruton ‘81 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin J. Burke ‘67 Mr. Thomas W. Burnett ‘90 Mr. & Mrs. James Murfree Butler ‘61 Mr. Norman F. Carden, III ‘55 Mr. Domenico E. Cataldi ‘48 Mr. Harry L. Clark ‘45 Mr. Joseph R Clemente ‘49 Mr. Edwin E. Colvin, Jr. ‘45* Mr. Peter Congdon ‘97 Mr. Hal Corson ‘59 Dr. Kenneth J. Cressman ‘67 Mr. & Mrs. David Alan Crockett, Sr. ‘49 Mr. Raymond C. Daikeler ‘50 Mr. & Mrs. Justin David Dennis ‘95 Mr. Carl G. DeSkins ‘77 Mr. William M Dickinson, Jr. ‘64 Mr. Allen Donley, Jr. ‘64 Col. Walter E. Douglas, USA, Ret. ‘51 Mr. Ronald Gene Edmundson ‘54 Mr. Laurence Bruce Elliott ‘60 Mr. William S. English, III ‘71 Mr. Robert Douglas Evans ‘67 Mr. David L. Eye ‘59 Mr. Ronald E. Farrar ‘58 Mr. Ramon Ferran ‘74 LTC & Mrs. Charles Mike Fisher, USA, Ret. ‘70 Mr. Michael Cornwell Floyd ‘97 Mr. Norman D. Frank ‘49 Mr. Robert Futrell ‘67 Mr. Joseph Tutton Garner ‘71 Mr. Brennon Eley Garrison ‘17*

Mr. Oscar L. Gilbert, III ‘63 Mr. John B. Gillam, III ‘65 Mr. William P. Gordon, Sr. ‘59 Mr. & Mrs. Newton A. Graves ‘49 Mr. Robert L. Gray, Jr. ‘49 Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Greene ‘54 Mr. Glenn Grigsby, Jr. ‘11* Mr. David Grosh ‘87 Col. James Stanley Gulick ‘59 Mr. Richard L. Hamilton ‘51 Dr. & Mrs. James R. Harper ‘52 Mr. & Mrs. Travis Wade Hawkins ‘90 Mr. & Mrs. Grant C. Hayes ‘70 Mr. C. J. Holloway ‘64 Mr. Sean Michael Horn ‘87 Mr. & Mrs. Withers G. Horner, Sr. ‘60 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Michael Hudgins ‘02 Mr. Garland S. Hudson ‘66 Dr. Arthur L. Hughes ‘57 Mr. John Markham Hundley, Jr. ‘64 Mr. Jeremy S. Hutcherson ‘87 Mr. & Mrs. Randall Lee Jackson ‘69 Mr. Jay K. Jarrell ‘51 Mr. Walter D. Kahle, Jr. ‘70 Mr. Michael T. Kanagy ‘57 Mr. William J. Keller ‘77 Mr. Garry H. Killmon ‘73 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Paul Kovac ‘86 Mr. & Mrs. Frederick W. Krieger ‘56 Mr. Richard A. Kroll ‘64 Mr. Robert Clarke Land ‘61 Mr. Al Lazure, Jr. ‘62 Mr. Edgar V. Loweree, Jr. ‘46 Mr. Will Lyster ‘85 * Mr. Ronald B. MacVittie ‘65 Mr. & Mrs. David L. Mahaney ‘66 Mr. Stewart Arthur Andrey Mancano ‘15* Dr. & Mrs. Bohdan Markus ‘59 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Meredith Martin ‘65 Mr. Lemuel Lee Mathias, Jr. ‘03 Mr. & Mrs. R Wayne McAllister ‘70 Mr. & Mrs. Tom McCoy ‘58 Mr. & Mrs. James Leonard McDermott ‘60 Mr. John Richards McGinnis ‘90 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Atcheson McKenna ‘48 Mr. & Mrs. Keith McLester ‘63 Mr. Eric R. Mendelson ‘69 Mr. Robert Edward Merrill ‘60 Mr. Irwin H. Metzger ‘48 Mr. Edward C. Meyer ‘61 Mr. Jack Allen Miller ‘63 Mr. Nathanial Christian Miller ‘94 Mr. C. Creig Moore ‘78 Mr. Donald P. Moore ‘47 Mr. Stephen D. Morris ‘79 Mr. Charles G. Mullen, Jr. ‘76 Rev. Dr. Donald G. Mutersbaugh, Sr. ‘63 Mr. & Mrs. Brian Howard Narkinsky ‘88 Mr. Timothy Peter Nichols ‘91 Mr. David W. Nicholson ‘78 Mr. E. Stuart Outten, Jr. ‘62 Mr. David Smith Parrish, Jr. ‘61 Mr. & Mrs. Jay Perkins ‘79 Mr. Fred Edwin Quist ‘45 Mr. Robert E. Raper ‘49

Mr. Anthony P. Renaldi ‘63 Mr. John Rosler Rennolds, Jr. ‘64 Mr. George Rhyne ‘51 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Francis Rice ‘61 Mr. Calvin E. Richardson ‘56 Mr. Keith Sullivan Riggins ‘95 Mr. Paul F. Ringheiser, Jr. ‘68 Mr. David C. Roach ‘85 Mr. William Kenneth Rogge ‘61 Mr. John C. Rollings ‘65 Mr. Richard Jay Ross ‘79 Mr. Thomas Ruhf ‘65 Mr. David Ryan ‘00 Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Booth Sams ‘52 Mr. Theodore J. Schultz ‘80 Mr. Joseph A. Sgroi ‘70 Mr. Rodney Douglas Shaffer ‘88 Mr. Mark Shultise ‘69 Mr. & Mrs. George H. Siebert, Jr. ‘55 Mr. Thomas E. Sikes, III ‘71 Mr. Walter W. Sims ‘46 Mr. & Mrs. John Osborne Sixt ‘59 Mr. Robert M. Sklenar ‘66 Lt. Col. George T. Smith ‘50 Mr. Sonny Smith ‘57 Mr. Douglas M. Springmann ‘59 Mr. Raymond Taylor Spruill ‘09 Mr. Greg C. Steele ‘83 Mr. Russell Cover Steele ‘62 Mr. & Mrs. H. M. Sullivan ‘67 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Mims Sullivan, III ‘62 LTC Cameron B. Sutherland, USA (Ret.) ‘56 Mr. Samuel O. Sweet ‘48 Mr. Reiss P. Tatum ‘57 Mr. Donald Paul Taylor ‘62 Mr. Joseph J. Thompson, Jr. ‘56 Mr. William E. Trado ‘54 Mr. Thomas Edward Traylor ‘70 Mr. Ken Valz ‘67 Mr. & Mrs. Randall B. Vaughan, Jr. ‘57 Mr. & Mrs. Bernard T. Vishneski ‘57 Mr. & Mrs. Sal Vivaronda ‘49 Dr. William B. Waddell ‘47 Mr. Donald Q. Wade ‘81 Mr. & Mrs. Troy Jamison Wade ‘97* LTC Stanley Walthall, USA, Ret. ‘62 Mr. David Ellison Ward ‘55 Mr. & Mrs. Don W. Ward ‘57 Mr. Daniel McNeil Wheeler ‘88 Dr. John Finley White, Jr. ‘59 Mr. & Mrs. Alonzo Wickers ‘53 Mr. James Fredrick Williams ‘67 Mr. Keith Allen Wilson ‘64 Mr. Howard H. Winkelmann ‘51 Mr. F. C. Winston ‘62 Mr. Aaron Reuben Woods ‘96 Mr. Fred G. Yoos ‘51 Mr. Pliny E. Zerbi ‘55 Mr. & Mrs. Gregory J. Zuvich ‘88

Corporations and Organizations Amazon Smile Box Tops for Education Coca-Cola Bottling Company* Hannover County Planning Department*

Hornets Sports & Entertainment Manahawkin Auto Sales Peidmont Basketball Officials Association Inc.* Response Marketing Group* Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories, Inc. Southminster* Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC York Venture LLC*

Friends

Mr. & Mrs. Conrad Aasen Dr. & Mrs. Phillip Agee* Dr. & Mrs. Randall Bashore Mr. George A. Beadles, Jr. Mrs. Ramona Bernard Mr. Blythe Boden Mr. & Mrs. Francis Brochard Mr. & Mrs. Dennis B. Brown Ms. Kimberly Campagna* Ms. Frances Campbell* Ms. Joann Schauer Cole Mr. Stephen L. Cornwell* Col. & Mrs. Edwin Carr Cox, III Mr. & Mrs. Ben Davenport Ms. Virginia A. Davis* Mr. & Mrs. Dick Faix Mr. Jack E. Feathers Ms. Anne Finley* Ms. Carol Fisher* Dr. & Mrs. William Furrer, Jr. Mr. Anthony R. Gentilella Ms. Sheri Getsinger* Ms. Rita Gomez* Mr. & Mrs. John A. Hendrix* Mr. William H. Herrnstein, III Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Hogge Mary Carter Hyman Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Lavigne* Mr. & Mrs. Billy Levi Ms. Sandy Lipe Rev. Lloyd Long Mr. & Mrs. Robert T. Lucas, Jr.* Zeyu Luo* Ms. Georgeanna M. Lyne Mr. James B. Maynard Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Miller Mr. & Mrs. Aaron Osborne* Mr. & Mrs. Gene Ott Mr. Gregory Owanesian * Mr. Harry Owanesian* Ms. Virginia M. Pollard* Ms. Betty Rebecca Raisner Mr. Toby Russell* Mr. Adam Seward* Mr. Robert T. Shore* Mr. & Mrs. Bobby Shumake Mr. Eiko Snow* Lt. Col. Robert K. Spencer, Ret. Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth F. Thurston Ms. Tellie Tice* Ms. Judith Watson Tidd Mr. & Mrs. Rex Welton Mr. & Mrs. Roland Wheeler Mr. Anthony Windell* Ms. Velva Woollen*

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Page & Lisa Yonce* Mr. & Mrs. Edward M. Young* Mr. & Mrs. Terry Young*

Parents, Past Parents, and Grandparents Mr. Frank S. Alexander Mr. & Mrs. Kristofer Anderson Mr. & Mrs. Steven W. Anderson* Col. & Dr. Arthur W. Bailey Ms. Maxine Barnes Mr. R. B. Barnes, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Tom Basacchi* Billy & Jane Belcher Ms. Lurline Bell* Mr. & Mrs. Eric Beraza Dr. & Mrs. Erick J. Bergquist Mr. & Mrs. John S Billingsley, III Mr. & Mrs. Steven Biss* Mr. & Mrs. Henry Branscome* Mr. & Mrs. Mark Bundy Mr. James F. Burch Mr. Richard B. Burnham Mr. & Mrs. Richardo Byrdsong Mr. Louis Calahan Ms. Ruth T. Calder Mr. & Mrs. R. Rand Cushing Mr. & Mrs George Cushmac Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Dasher* Mr. & Mrs. Carey Davis Ms. Elizabeth Davis* Mr. & Mrs. Edwin F. DePolo Mr. & Mrs. Burton H. Dietz, Sr. Ms. Susan Diguilio* Dr. Becky Domokos-Bays Mrs. Patricia Clark Duncan Col. & Mrs. Richard E. Duncan Mr. & Mrs. Philip F. Estes Mr. & Mrs. Charles M. Faught, Jr. Ms. Ginger Finch* Mr. & Mrs. Locke Floyd Mr. & Mrs. Marion R. Floyd Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Howard Fraley Mr. & Mrs. Lester E. Garrison Ms. Mary D. Gaskill Mr. & Mrs. Braks Gbemiye-Etta Mr. Frank Geiger Ms. Leah Green* Mr. & Mrs. Pete Guerci Ms. Ruth Guss Mr. Steve Hamilton Ms. Dorothy Hamlin Mr. & Dr. Colin Hanley Ms. Carole Hatcher Mr. & Mrs. Miguel Henriques Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth L. Hershey Mr. Adam Hill Mr. & Mrs. Tom Hill Mr. & Mrs. Fred Hines Ms. Sarah Jameson* Mr. & Mrs. David Jelinek Mr. & Mrs. Elwood E. Jennings* Mr. David Kullberg Dr. Dong Li* Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Lindsay

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Mr. & Mrs. Jiangfei Liu* Mr. & Mrs. Emilio Lormil Ms. Lucy Lot* Mr. & Mrs. Rickey Lowe Mr. John D. Lubic Mr. & Mrs. John A. Martin* Mr. & Mrs. Isaiah McCloskey Ms. Jean McCoy Mr. & Mrs. Patrick McEnroe Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. McGregor, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Garland McKenney Mr. & Mrs. Phil McVey Mrs. Vicki Meadows Mr. & Mrs. Steven Reza Meheen Mr. Allen Moore Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Moore* Ms. Rolande Morisseau Mrs. Kelly Musselman* Mr. & Mrs. J. J. Ogioby* Mr. & Mrs. Tom O’Hara Mr. & Mrs. Michael Packwood* Ms. Elizabeth Parrish Mr. & Mrs. Richard Pasztor Mr. & Mrs. David Pearre Mr. & Mrs. Atwell Phillips* Mr. Fenyong Qin Mr. Jeffrey Reisenfeld Mr. & Mrs. Don Riojas Mr. & Mrs. Laurence Scott Rix Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Sargent* Mr. & Mrs. Jim Shaffer Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Shelton* Mr. & Mrs. John Singleton, Jr. Dr. Ann Smith* Mr. & Mrs. John Spruill Ms. Taunia Stephens* Mr. & Mrs. Jim Sweeney Drs. Edward R. Thomas, IV Mr. Joseph R. Townsend Mr. & Mrs. Douglas A. Turner Mr. & Mrs. Peter Ullrich* Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Warner Mr. & Mrs. Ken Wernick Mr. & Mrs. Stanley White Mr. Douglas C. Whitesell Mr. & Mrs. David Derek Wilson Mr. & Mrs. Tym T. Wilson Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Wood* Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Wood Mr. & Mrs. Walter J. Wood Ms. Deborah Yescas

Staff & Faculty

Mr. & Mrs. Brooks Berry ‘97 1st Sgt Eugene Brice Mr. & Mrs. Lester Childress Mr. & Mrs. James Higginbotham Mr. & Mrs. William S. Hitchcock Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Nothnagle LT Kordell D. Strauss ‘12*

Trustees

Mr. & Mrs. Lewis Kent Carter ‘66

Honor Roll ($1 to $99) Alumni

Mr. Edmund Owen Acevedo ‘17* Mr. Jean-Claude Ajemian ‘87* Mr. Geoffrey K. Allan ‘70 Mr. James W. Allen, III ‘62 LTC & Mrs. Lee W. Allen, USA, Ret. ‘49 Mr. Skyler Grant Allen ‘09* Mr. Edward A. Almand ‘53 Mr. & Mrs. James E. Anderson ‘49 Mr. Rudy K. Avadikian ‘49 Mr. William James Baker ‘17* Mr. Richard Anthony Barr ‘55* Mr. Dennis G. Baugh ‘68 Mr. Jake Blankenship ‘93* Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Bolton ‘64 Mr. Timothy Edward Bolton ‘17* Major Robert Conrad Boyd, USAF, Ret. ‘46 Mr. Kevin L. Boyer ‘80 Mr. William M. Bragg ‘64 Mr. Henry Samuel Branscome, III ‘17* Mr. & Mrs. James Franklin Braxton ‘75 Mr. Doug C. Britt ‘73 Mr. Harry Luck Brittain ‘57 Mr. Benjamin Lee Brooks ‘65 Mr. Robert K. Brown, Jr. ‘73 Mr. Desmond Ricardo Byrdsong ‘17* Mr. Quinn Martin Calahan ‘17* Mr. Turner F. Caldwell ‘69 Mr. & Mrs. Kip Campbell ‘99 * Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Robinson Campe ‘63 Mr. Matthew Walden Carmine ‘14* Mr. Robert S. Carneal ‘69 Mr. George Pou Carr ‘65* Mr. Matthew Meyers Carroll ‘00 Mr. Benjamin Richard Chiovaro ‘17* Mr. Bradley Frank Chiovaro ‘14* Mr. Keith Christensen ‘82 Mr. & Mrs. Franchard Michael Clarke ‘51 Mr. Kenneth P. Colmer ‘59 Mr. David Colson ‘63 Mr. & Mrs. Sherwood Cosby ‘81* Mr. Edward Jim Costello ‘59 Mr. Ed Cox ‘49 Mr. Richard Lynn Crabtree, Jr. ‘95 Mr. John S. Cromlish ‘63 Mr. Charles A. Cross ‘66 Mr. & Mrs. John P. Cutting, Jr. ‘69 Mr. Juan Carlos Davis ‘17* Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Deaton ‘65 Mr. Russell A. Dedder ‘78 Mr. W. Beale Delano, Jr. ‘81 Mr. Giovani Eric Desgrottes ‘17* Mr. Mathew John Dively ‘17* Rev. & Mrs. George H. Donigian ‘69 Mr. James D. Druckenmiller ‘91 Mr. Mark A. Dufendach ‘53 Mr. Charles Arnold Duncan ‘88 Mr. John Herbert Duncan ‘77* Mr. Jonathan Job Echols, II ‘17*

Mr. Dave Daniel Elliott ‘04 Mr. Lester A. Elliott ‘56 Dr. & Mrs. Lars Field ‘57* Mr. Donald Rossiter Ford, Jr. ‘60 Mr. Dalton Daniel Fowler ‘17* Mr. Robert Allen Garland ‘40 Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Garrison ‘66 Mr. Paul Thomas Gaye ‘77 Mr. Travis Richard Gibson ‘17* Mr. Micah B. Giszack ‘17* Mr. David W. Glass Mr. William Edward Griffin, II ‘88 Mr. Stephen Paul Hamilton ‘17* Mr. William R. Hamilton ‘58 Mr. Geon Woo Han ‘17* Mr. John F. Hartman ‘55 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Hartman ‘67 Mr. Mohamed Amro Hassanin Abdel Aal ‘17* Mr. & Mrs. David Haverstick ‘67 Mr. Andrew Donavan Hawley ‘17* Mr. Michael P. Head ‘17* Mr. Nicholas Adrian Heath ‘17* Mr. Jonathan McDaniel Hegler ‘17* Mr. & Mrs. Allan G. Herring ‘80 Mr. Michael Jared Hershey ‘17* Mr. John H. Higgins, III ‘65 Mr. Christopher A. Hines ‘81 Mr. Joshua Daniel Hines ‘14* Mr. Calvin Hinton ‘67 Mr. Dameon D. Hite ‘17* Mr. & Mrs. Steven F. Holloway ‘74 Mr. Leo D. Hoy ‘74 Mr. Yu Huan ‘17* Mr. Denzel Hunter-Shaw ‘17* Mr. Carter Jarrett ‘85 Mr. Raymond E. Jennison ‘65 Mr. Nathan Payne Jensen ‘14* Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Johnson ‘81 Mr. Walker Dean Johnson ‘17* Mr. Taylor Perry Jones ‘86 Mr. Christopher Pemberton Kaulfers ‘17* Mr. & Mrs. Robert William Kerns ‘56 Mr. Samer Ehab Ibrahim Moustafa Khalil ‘17* Mr. William C. Kidd, Jr. ‘56 Mr. Ikdoo Kim ‘17* Mr. James Bryant Kirkland, Jr. ‘56 Dr. & Mrs. Kent A. Kirwan ‘50 Dr. Dale Edward Kloss ‘66 Mr. Martin Donald Kollath ‘61 Mr. Walker Albin Lander ‘17* Mr. William B. Landis ‘52 Mr. Brian C. Larson ‘78 Mr. & Mrs. Martin L. Ledbetter ‘86 Mr. Dong Hun Lee ‘17* Mr. Michael Stennis Little ‘92 Mr. Gaspar E. Lopez ‘54 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Ladd Love ‘53 Mr. Jeremiah Jose Lucero ‘17* Mr. Thomas Rush Makepeace ‘73 Mr. Laurence Rockett Mapp ‘81 Mr. Jacob Judah Marks ‘17* Mr. & Mrs. Marvin B. May ‘54 Mr. & Mrs. Larry Wayne McCullen, Sr. ‘63 Mr. Robert McCutchen ‘77* Mr. George A. McDaniel ‘52

Mr. Ryan Christopher McEnroe ‘17* Mr. Robert F. McGuire ‘75 Mr. Herman Neil McHorney ‘46 Mr. Zachary Philip McIntire ‘17* Mr. Lamont Maurice McManus ‘17* Mr. Dennis Melfa ‘65 Mr. Thomas Andrew Meyer ‘88 Mr. & Mrs. Michael H. Micklem ‘83 Mr. & Mrs. William H. Miller ‘53 Mr. William Granville Minor ‘18 Mr. Herbert Mitchell, III ‘65 Mr. Andrew Charles Morris ‘17* Mr. Matt Mulholland ‘75 Mr. Jonathan Javier Muniz ‘17* Mr. Brian Keith Nelson ‘90* Mr. Tom Nicholls ‘65 Mr. William H. Nuckols, Jr. ‘54 Alfred Frederick Oertle ‘59* Mr. Chima Goziw Omeihe ‘17* Mr. Seth Jackson O’Neal ‘17* Mr. & Mrs. Robert Orenstein ‘53 Mr. Stefan Packwood ‘17* Mr. Logan Robert Parks ‘17* Mr. Spencer Wellesley Percy ‘06 Mr. David Benjamin Pitts, III ‘17* Mr. Joe B. Preston, II ‘57 Mr. Van Quinn ‘67* Mr. Eugene Gilbert Rall, Sr. ‘58 Mr. William Brann Ramsey ‘73 Mr. J. Gene Raymond ‘65 Mr. Thomas Regn ‘11 Mr. Nicholas Ridgely ‘61 Mr. Wade H. Ridgway ‘44 Mr. George Rollo ‘43 Mr. Clayton Morgan Sadler ‘65 Mr. Robert A. Sarofeen ‘65 Mr. & Mrs. Bobby Gene Saylor ‘55 Mr. Randall Allen Shaw ‘97 Mr. Detwon Shelton ‘17* Mr. Zachary Taylor Sheppard ‘17* Lt. Col Ronald Cushing Smith, Ret. ‘65* Mr. Joshua David Sowards ‘05 Mr. Ellsworth Miller Spain ‘65 Mr. & Mrs. Bernard S. Stein Mr. Frank H. Stewart ‘72 Mr. John H. Stone ‘52 Mr. & Mrs. Gary G. Stoudt ‘70 Mr. James L. Stump ‘61 Mr. Haotian Sun ‘17* Mr. Douglas Taylor ‘99 Lt. Col. Ky Lyle Thompson, Ret. ‘60 Mr. Tennyson Irvin Thompson ‘90* Mr. Thomas D. Tichenor ‘91 Mr. Andrew Charles Tiches ‘92 Mr. Gavin Jarrett Tomchick ‘17* Dr. G. Earl Trevathan, Jr. ‘41 Mr. & Mrs. William D. Tucker ‘76 Mr. Russell L. Tye ‘08 Mr. R. Steven Uhorchak ‘86 Mr. Benjamin James Vanderpool ‘17* Rev. & Mrs. Lowell Vaught ‘59 Lt. Col. Erwin R. Waibel, USAF, Ret. ‘60 Mr. William Peter Waldron ‘91 Mr. Jonathan Lee Walker ‘17* Mr. Maccall Joseph Warner ‘17*

Mr. Timothy Patrick Warren ‘17* Mr. Ronald Lee Weber ‘55 Mr. Cameron Hunter Wheelhouse ‘17* Mr. & Mrs. William Whitescarver ‘78 Mr. & Mrs. Hal Wishon ‘11 Mr. Gary Louis Wismar ‘70 Mr. Benjamin Stanhope Wood ‘09 Mr. Jacob Walter Wood ‘17* Mr. Leonard Cole Woodall ‘60 Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Wroldsen ‘63 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth M. Wylie, Jr. ‘45 Mr. Zhichao Xue ‘17* Mr. Ziheng Yang ‘17 Mr. & Mrs. John Hetrick Yost ‘71 Mr. Mazen Sayed Farouk Elsayed Youssef ‘17* Mr. Yuchen Zhang ‘17* Mr. Wenan Zhao ‘17* Mr. Xingjian Zhao ‘17* Mr. William P. Zottoli ‘82

Corporations and Organizations Shotfish Productions Inc. Central Elementary PTO* Fluvanna Community Singers* Fork Union Infirmary* Maple Lake Club Inc* S.L. Meadows, Jr. Production, Inc. UK PA Class of 2018*

Foundations & Trusts Exxon Mobil Foundation

Friends

Ms. Martha B. Alexander* Mr. & Mrs. Gary Anderson* Mr. & Mrs. Perrin Anderson* Mr. & Mrs. Wyatt A. Andrews* Mr. & Mrs. William Anonie* Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Banks* Mr. Chip Bell Mr. Macfred Benson* Mr. & Mrs. Paul V. Beyer Mr. & Mrs. David Bogozi* Mr. & Mrs. Charlie Bones* Mr. Benjamin Boxley Ms. Lily Boykin* Mr. & Mrs. Robin Brown Mr. & Mrs. Charles Conner* Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Cummings* Ms. Erin Denby* Mr. & Mrs. Scot S. Dieringer* Mr. & Mrs. Roland Elliott* Mr. William C. Epstein Ms. Nancy Ferdock Ms. Paula Friski Ms. Charlotte Glass Mr. & Mrs. Scott Grant Mr. Robert H. Greene, Jr. Mrs. Sue B. Griggs Ms. June F. Gritsko* Mrs. Bev Hanlin Mr. Mitchell Harrelson Mrs. Cameron Harris* Ms. Cindy Harris*

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Mr. & Mrs. Roger E. Heflin Mr. Patrick Heinen* Mr. C. Royce Hough* Ms. Margaret Howard Mr. Robert M. Howard Ms. Mary Francis Gibbs Hughes Mr. & Mrs. Theodore L. Ingram* Ms. Marketta A. Jenkins Mrs. Katharine L. Jensen Mrs. James Johnson* Mr. Richard B. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Patrick K. Kelly* Mr. & Mrs. William Kuehnl* Mr. & Mrs. Louis Lacy* Ms. Susan Lacy* Ms. Sharon Leech* Ms. Carolyn Lewis Mrs. Elizabeth Liles Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Mancuso* Ms. Dora May* Ms. Marlene Maze Mr. & Mrs. J. Medlin* Mr. & Mrs. Roy Michaux* Mr. & Mrs. Tom Milstead* Mr. Robert Mosolgo* Dr. & Mrs. William Myers* Mr. & Mrs. Donald Nance* Ms. Lauretta O’Keefee Ms. Kimberly C. Owanesian-Waller* Mrs. Lillian W. Parrott* Mr. & Mrs. William S. Pinson* Mr. & Mrs. William R. Powel, III* Mrs. Sheila Preville Ms. Van Rafaly* Mr. & Mrs. Bill Reading* Ms. Margaret H. Redd* Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Reed, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Robinson* Ms. Elizabeth Rogg* Mr. & Mrs. Rusty Ross* Mr. & Mrs. Alex Sanchez* Mr. Frank Shih* Mr. & Mrs. Michael Simmons Mr. & Mrs. David Southerland* Ms. Cecily Suchy* Mr. & Mrs. Paul Vames* Mrs. Virginia Veracka Mr. & Mrs. John E. Wallace* Ms. Patricia M. Walton Mr. Richard Washington* Mr. Jim Wedd* Mr. & Mrs. George Wheeler Ms. Kelli Whitescarver* Mr. & Mrs. Ed Worley* Mr. & Mrs. Michael M. Zimniski, Jr.*

Parents, Past Parents, and Grandparents

Mr. & Mrs. Jim Abrams Mr. & Mrs. Monsuru Abubakar-Shidi* Mr. & Mrs. Edmund Acevedo Ms. Nancy Jane Aiken Mr. & Mrs. Rick Aman Mr. Jack Apple Mr. & Mrs. F. L. Bache

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Ms. Jeanette Balko* Mr. & Mrs. Afolarin Banjoko* Mr. & Mrs. Oliver T. Beale Ms. Carol Bolton Mr. & Mrs. Mark Bosserman Mr. & Mrs. Dan Cardelli* Mr. & Mrs. John Cardie* Dr. & Mrs. Brooks Cash* Ms. Rose Clark Mr. & Mrs. Darren Clifton* Ms. Kelly L. Close Mrs. Sandra Cohen* Dr. Ashley Conklin* Mr. & Mrs. Michael V. Conley Mr. & Mrs. William Connor Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Cosenke* Ms. Kathleen M. Cox Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Craft* Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Davis Ms. Dawn Dean Ms. Michele DeGarmo* Mr. & Mrs. John DeMorro* Ms. Heather DeVault* Mr. & Mrs. William Driskill Mr. & Mrs. Ray Dynski Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan J. Echols* Mr. & Mrs. Joe Edwards Mr. & Mrs. John Eichelberger Ms. Shalon Emerson* Ms. Yetnayet Esatu* Mr. & Mrs. Dan Evers Mr. Mark Farrior Mr. & Mrs. Charles Ferguson Mr. & Mrs. Karl Linus Fieler * Mr. Scott Finch* Mr. & Mrs. Pete Fisher Mr. & Mrs. Ian Frederick Ms. Laverne Andrea French Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Austin Fuller* Mr. & Mrs. Philip Geiger Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Gemma, Jr.* Ms. Susan Giacoma Mrs. Wilma Anne Marie Gilbert Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Grabeel Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Green Mrs. Kathleen M. Grimes Mr. & Mrs. Dan Gritsko* Mr. & Mrs. Gary Grunau Ms. Ruth Guirard* Mr. & Mrs. Glen Gustafson* Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Haas Ms. Elaine Hackenberg Mr. & Mrs. Elijah Ham* Mr. Michael Harbert Mrs. Angela Hensley* Mr. & Mrs. Michael Hershey Ms. Kathryn J. Hershner* Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Higgins Ms. Kelly Hill Ms. Amy Hood* Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Hosking* Ms. Nicole Ingram* Ms. Laurie Jensen Dr. Carolyn U. Jones Ms. Dionne Jones*

Mr. Terrance Jones* Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Julien* Mr. & Mrs. David Kaulfers Ms. Elzbieta Lander Ms. Sharon J. Lawrie* Dr. & Mrs. George Leary Mr. & Mrs. Michael Lenherr Ms. Kecia Lewis* Mr. Tony You Liu* Mrs. Jane Thomas Marks Ms. Carla Martin Mr. & Mrs. David Martin* Dr. Robin Stanton Mayfield Mrs. Marie McDowell Mr. Edward McWethy* Mr. Richard L. Meador Ms. Susan Merlo Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Minor* Mr. & Mrs. Larry Mitchell* Mr. & Mrs. James Montes* Ms. Jenebah Moore* Ms. Linda C. Murray* Mr. & Mrs. Gerald O’Connor Ms. Ruphina Okeyo Mr. & Mrs. Olaf Olen* Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Ott* Mr. & Mrs. Aaron Pace Mr. & Mrs. James Pace Mr. Kyung Taek Park* Ms. Dawn Passero* Mr. & Mrs. John C. Perkins Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey A. Phifer* Mr. Michael Phillips* Ms. Laura Plaia Dr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Pokorny* Mrs. Dulcy Purcell* Mr. Chad Ragland* Mr. & Mrs. Jim M. Regn Ms. Stacey Reynolds* Mr. & Mrs. Earl C. Rhue Mr. & Mrs. Cedric Russell* Mr. & Mrs. Shawn Ryan* Mr. & Mrs. Neal Sansovich Mr. & Mrs. Dan Santacruz Mr. & Mrs. Troy Schultz* Mr. & Mrs. Dan Schwier* Dr. & Mrs. Emanuel Lionel Shaw, II Mr. & Mrs. William Shelly Mr. & Mrs. Derek Sheppard Mr. Ron Simoes* Ms. Janice Louise Slife Mr. Gregory Smith* Mr. Julius K. Smith Mr. Stanley Sobiech Mr. Joseph F. Spaniol, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Mark Spivey Mr. & Mrs. Brian Stephens* Mr. & Mrs. Tom Stokely Mr. & Mrs. Willie Terry* Ms. Diana Thomas* Mr. & Mrs. Bret Tidwell* Mr. George Tomchick Ms. Christina Treppendahl* Mrs. Judy Vassar Mr. & Mrs. Mitchell Vassar

Ms. Beth Mercer Wade Mr. & Dr. Sam A. Walker, III Mr. & Mrs. Gary Warren* Ms. Deborah Warthen Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Washington* Mrs. Kimberly Wheatley* Mr. & Mrs. Chad Wheeling* Ms. Nancy Willard Dr. & Mrs. Boyd Winslow

Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Wood Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Wood* Mr. & Mrs. Tom Woodson* Mrs. Barbara Wright Drs. Douglas Yeatman* Mr. & Mrs. Chris Yerton*

Mr. & Mrs. Erick Hackenberg Ms. Shannon M. Higginbotham* Mr. Vashon Lloyd Hubert ‘97 Mr. & Mrs. Gary Leydig Mr. & Mrs. Carl Muench Mr. & Mrs. John J. Shuman ‘76 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Signoretti*

Staff & Faculty

Chaplain James Benson

Trustees

Trustee Officers Chairperson Mrs. Paige Lester Pruett Vice Chairperson Rear Admiral Frank F. Rennie, IV Secretary Mr. Lewis Kent Carter ‘66 Trustees Mr. Fred P. Baerenz ‘79 Mr. David R. Barrett Mr. Lee Speed Briscoe ‘67 Mr. A. Douglas Dalton, Jr. Mr. Thierry Guy Dupuis ‘75 Mr. Edward Nathan George ‘91

Mr. David K. Hunt Mr. Jose A. Mera ‘75 Dr. Adam R. Metwalli ‘92 Mr. Larry Miles Ms. Marion E. Moon Mr. Chad Wellesley Percy ‘83 Mr. J. William Price, III ‘64 Mr. Kevin M. Reynolds, Sr. ‘68 Mr. Steven W. Shelton ‘69 Mr. Geoffrey S. Stiff Mr. William J. Vakos, Jr. Mr. Richard Wall Mr. Jeffrey N. Weatherspoon ‘74

Mr. Robert S. Bloxom ‘55 Mr. Thomas E. Bronson Mr. James Francis Cerza, Jr. Gen. John T. Chain, Jr. ‘52 Dr. Emerson D. Farley, Jr. Dr. Charles G. Fuller ‘49 Mr. J. Wesley Hall, Jr. ‘57 Mr. Curtis H. Hathaway ‘55 Dr. Russell A. Johnston Mr. Kenneth B. Koeller ‘51 Gen. William J. McCaddin ‘47 Mr. Frederick G. Pruitt, Jr. ‘44 Mr. Michael A. Quick ‘78 Mr. George C. Turner ‘55 Lt. Col. Paul E. Westphal ‘54 Mr. Raymond G. Wile ‘52

Trustee Emeriti Col. Sammie D. Barr, USAF, Ret.

Alumni Association Officers & Board of Directors Alumni Executive Board

Alumni Board

President Mr. George K. Anas II ‘83

Mr. Christopher B. Coleman ‘87 Mr. Granville Craddock ‘53 Mr. Bryan Matthew Dail ‘90 Mr. Braxton Leeds Davenport ‘91 Mr. Christopher Paul Douglas ‘90 Mr. David S. Hatfield ‘83 Mr. Gerald Franklin Hemphill ‘85 Mr. Morris T. Jeffreys ‘64 Mr. Robert C. King, Jr. ‘68 Mr. Thomas L. Marston ‘70 Mr. Charles P. Martin, Jr. ‘60 Mr. Chad Wellesley Percy ‘83 Mr. Spencer Wellesley Percy ‘06 Mr. Blake Sundel ‘11

Past President Mr. Lewis Kent Carter ‘66 President Elect Mr. J. Paul Mosley ‘05 Vice President (Internal) Mr. Sam Howard ‘73 Vice President (External) Mr. Edward Christopher Jones ‘10 Secretary Mr. Dave Daniel Elliott ‘04

Mr. Jeffrey N. Weatherspoon ‘74 Mr. & Mrs. Cory M. Wessel ‘04 Mr. Michael Todd Whitmore’83 Alumni Board Emeriti Mr. Jack A. Adams ‘52 Mr. Martin L. Ledbetter ‘86 Rev. Dr. Donald G. Mutersbaugh, Sr. ‘63 Mr. Robert G. Perry ‘59 Mr. Walter H. Bill Reiser, Jr. ‘52 Mr. Steven W. Shelton ‘69

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Planned Giving Planned gifts are one of the most meaningful and special ways to contribute to Fork Union Military Academy. More than just a donation, these unique gifts make a significant impact in developing young men.

Last year the Academy highlighted Mr. Dick Wall who established a life insurance policy to support a scholarship in memory of his wife, Carol Wall. Now their son, Phil Wall ’05, is following in his father’s footsteps and has taken out a life insurance policy to support the scholarship in memory of his mother.

The Academy is thankful to the Wall family and for those listed below who recognize the importance of planned gifts to helping Fork Union educate develop and inspire young men. The individuals listed below are leaving a legacy though a planned gift that will help countless young men receive the most rewarding education.

If you are interested in making a planned gift, please contact Tim Redden at (434) 842-4374 or reddent@fuma.org.

Alumni

Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Bailey, Jr. ‘59 Mr. & Mrs. Charles K. Beck ‘71 CW3 Justin Blake Bernache, USA, Ret. ‘97 Mr. Sanford Bleier ‘58 Mr. Frank L. Brewster ‘64 Mr. Charles Randy Bruce ‘69 Mr. Richard N. Burton ‘55 Col. & Mrs. Robert R. Cobb ‘71 Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Cooper ‘54 Mr. Christopher Paul Cox ‘61 Mr. & Mrs. Andrew R. Dodge ‘65 Mr. & Mrs. Paul T. Dwyer, III ‘76 Mr. Kenneth W. Edwards ‘69 Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Gaskill ‘64 Mr. C. A. Haden, III ‘47 Mr. Richard L. Hamilton ‘51 Mr. & Mrs. Withers G. Horner, Sr. ‘60 Mr. Richard Kidwell ‘65 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Kosaveach ‘55 Mr. Gaines Lott ‘57 Mr. & Mrs. James K. Mayo ‘67 Mr. Edward Robert McCloskey, Jr. ‘61 Mr. Elgin N. Moore, II ‘57 Mr. Steven C. Ozment ‘80

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Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth D. Parker ‘52 Mr. George “Van” Quinn ‘67 Mr. Robert E. Raper ‘49 Mr. & Mrs. Walter H. Bill Reiser, Jr. ‘52 Col. Woodson Alexander Sadler, Jr. ‘62 Mr. & Mrs. George Speedy Skinner, Jr. ‘66 Mr. Nick Spiak ‘60 Mr. William Sturgeon ‘70 Mr. William B. Thornton ‘73 Mr. Kennard S. Vandergrift, Jr. ‘52 Mr. Phil Wall ‘03 Mr. & Mrs. William Edwin Webb, Jr. ‘60 Mr. Hayne Haskins Wesson, Jr. ‘63 Mr. Michael Todd Whitmore ‘83 Mr. Elwood Murray Wilcox ‘44 Lt. Col. (ret) Thomas M. Williams, Jr. ‘42 Mr. William C. Wise, Jr. ‘72 Mr. William Allen Yancey ‘61

Friends

Mr. & Mrs. Paul V. Beyer Ms. Jinny Haring Mrs. Barbara B. Lacy Mr. Bob Muirhead Mr. Gerald T. Patton Mr. & Mrs. Bobby Shumake

Lt. Col. Robert K. Spencer, Ret. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Trevillian Ms. Elizabeth Ankers Tuttle

Parents, Past Parents, and Grandparents Mrs. Jean Clappe Mr. & Mrs. Marion R. Floyd Mr. & Mrs. Tony Long Mr. & Mrs. Al Olshan Mr. & Mrs. Roger L. Seay Mr. & Mrs. Ken Wernick Mr. & Mrs. John M. Wiatt, Jr.

Trustees

Mr. & Mrs. Lee Speed Briscoe ‘67 Mr. Richard Wall Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Bloxom ‘55 Gen. & Mrs. John T. Chain, Jr. ‘52 Dr. & Mrs. Emerson D. Farley, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Charles G. Fuller ‘49 Mr. & Mrs. J. Wesley Hall, Jr. ‘57 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth B. Koeller ‘51 Mr. & Mrs. George C. Turner ‘55 Lt. Col. Paul E. Westphal ‘54 Mr. & Mrs. Raymond G. Wile ‘52

Gifts in Honor or Memory The Academy is blessed to have supporters who not only advance our mission but also honor others though honor or memory gifts. Below is a listing of those who were honored in this way during the 2016-2017 Fiscal year.

The Academy was saddened this year by the passing of longtime Trustee George C. Currin. Mr. Currin graduated from FUMA in 1954, and was one of several classmates who helped found the Class of 1954 Scholarship, which provides scholarships to cadet leaders each year. Mr. Currin was always a generous supporter of Fork Union, and served as the committee chairman for the Jacobson Hall fundraising campaign. He was awarded the R. L. Pulliam Award in 2012 for his service to the school. After his passing, many friends of the Academy contributed to the Currin Scholarship in his memory. This scholarship, named after his wife Leeda and himself, will undoubtedly benefit countless cadets in the years that come.

We are grateful for all those who gave in memory of Mr. George Currin, and all the others listed below.

Mr Staton Apple ‘05 Coach Fletcher Arritt ‘60 LTC Anthony Bailey ‘91 Lt. David Belcher ‘02 Mr. William Blair ‘49 Mr. Timothy A. Cole ‘98 Mr. Burton H. Dietz ‘84 Mr. Joseph James Edwards Mr. Bruce Elliott ‘60 Mr. Richard Faix Mr. Michael Guerci ‘13 Mr. Scott Hamby ‘99 Mr. Paul Hamilton Mr. Will Hamilton ‘19

Mr. David L. Arritt, Sr. Mr. Geroge P. Bartley ‘68 Mr. Lin Bates ‘48 Mr. Oliver T. Beale Mr. William & Mrs. Ada Brown Mrs. Ginger Clarke Mrs. JoAnn Colvin Ms. Virginia DeMott Cox COL Frank A. Crockett Mr. George S. Currin ‘54 Mr. James C. Davis Mr. Jack DePue Reton Edgerton ‘31 Miss. Erin Feathers COL A. Duane Fender ‘79 Mrs. Carol Crockett Fitzgerald Mr. Thomas Francis Gibbs Major Robert H. Greene Mr. Bill Griffin, Sr. Mr. Wilber Griggs, Jr. ‘54

In Honor Of:

Mr. Jake Hatcher ‘16 Curtis H. Hathaway, Sr. ‘55 COL William Hitchcock Lt. Gen. John E. Jackson Ms. Mariel Jennings Mr. Patrick Keating ‘12 Mr. Walker Lander ‘17 Mr. Joas Lormill ‘15 Mr. Tom Maze ‘89 Gen. William J. McCaddin ‘47 Mr. Michael McCloskey ‘07 Mr. Keith P. McLester ‘63 Mr. Eugene McVey ‘10 Col. S. E. Mear

In Memory Of:

Mr. Eric Guss Mr. Jerry Hardin Mr. Thomas B. Harris ‘53 Dr. William Hatcher Mr. Haywood B. Hyman ‘01 Coach Jackie Jensen COL Gus Lacy Mr. Charles R. Langhorne Mr. Stephen Lipe ‘65 Mrs. Virginia Elizabeth Owens Long Mr. Edgar V. Loweree, Jr. ‘46 Mr. Carl Machemer ‘66 Mr. Buddy Makepeace ‘59 Mr. Edward Walker Maynard Mr. James Thomas Maynard Dr. Clarence Maze, Jr. Mr. Robert McCutchen, Sr. Mr. James W. McDermott ‘60 Maj. Craig Moon ‘76 Mr. Edward A. Payne

Fork Union Military Academy Veterans Coach Bill Miller ‘53 Coach Naff Mr. Conor O’Hara ‘08 Mr. Patrick O’Hara ‘04 Walker T. Owen, Jr. ‘05 Mr. Stefan Packwood ‘17 Mr. & Mrs. Forrest Parker Coach John Shuman ‘76 Mr. Jim Squatriglia ‘14 Col. Micky Sullivan ‘67 Trado Family Mr. Jacob Walter Wood ‘17

CoI. J. W. Pendergrass Mr. Curtiss Powell ‘05 Mr. Ronald E. Preville ‘54 Col. Robert ‘Red’ L. Pulliam Mr. Giles B. Raisner ‘44 Mr. Sonny Randle ‘54 Mr. Walt Rave ‘65 Mr. Jon Richardson ‘78 Mr. William F. Rowe, Jr. ‘42 Col. Woodson & Vera Sadler ‘62 Mr. Douglas Schauer ‘49 Dr. Gladstone Smith ‘46 Mrs. Patricia H. Smith Mr. Walter Spengler Col. Charlie Stokes Mr. Arthur E. Sweet ‘47 Coach Rosie Thomas Mrs. Carol Fretwell Wall Charles R. Ward, Jr. ‘71 Whitman B. Wiatt ‘00

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Endowed Scholarship Funds

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ndowed scholarships, awards, or positions are critical to guaranteeing that Fork Union Military Academy will continue to be the best college preparatory, Christian, military school in the nation. Below is a listing of the endowed scholarships that help young men attend Fork Union, providing over $250,000 in scholarship opportunities for cadets each year. Founded by generous and devoted supporters of Fork Union, we are grateful to honor the individuals and groups named below and to be able to provide merit and access scholarships to young men each year. If you would like to consider supporting the endowment, please contact Tim Redden at 434-842-4374.

MR. EDSEL “JACK” LESTER SCHOLARSHIP Founded in honor of Mr. Lester ‘51 to provide scholarships to cadets who have a financial need.

RETON EDGERTON SCHOLARSHIP Created in honor of the Academy’s first music director, this scholarship is awarded to a band or choir member each year.

MRS. SHIRLEY WRIGHT LESTER Founded in honor of Mrs. Lester to provide scholarships to young men who demonstrate need and display academic excellence.

HERBERT C. MOSELEY SCHOLARSHIP Named in memory of long-time Trustee Herbert C. Mosley, this scholarship supports academically qualified young men who are returning to Fork Union.

ALFRED H. KOELLER JR. SCHOLARSHIP Founded by Mr. Kenneth B. Koeller ‘51 to honor his brother’s memory and provide young men who demonstrate a strong desire to attend FUMA with scholarships.

FRANK A. CROCKETT SCHOLARSHIP Founded by Mr. David Crockett ‘49 to honor his father’s service to Fork Union Military Academy.

SCOTT A. FEATHERS SCHOLARSHIP Founded in memory of Scott Feathers ‘81, and awarded to a rising 9th grade day student.

GUS LACY TRACK SCHOLARSHIP Named in honor of Fork Union’s longtime track coach Gus Lacy and supports scholarships for track athletes each year.

JOHN L. “BUCK” FRALEY SCHOLARSHIP For academically qualified students who have a desire to attend Fork Union Military Academy and demonstrate a financial need.

T. FIELDS MONTGOMERY SCHOLARSHIP Donated by Mr. and Mrs. George Turner, in memory of Mrs. Turner’s father who was a dedicated supporter of education.

This scholarship provides support for a cadet to attend through his senior year.

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ANTHONY LAZIZZA SCHOLARSHIP Named in memory of long-time music director Anthony Lazizza, this scholarship supports a band or choir member each year.

GUS LACY ALUMNI AWARD Created in honor of Gus Lacy for his service to the Academy’s Development Department, this scholarship is awarded each year by the Alumni Board to a rising junior.

ROSIE THOMAS SCHOLARSHIP Named for famed Athletic Director Rosie Thomas, this scholarships supports athletes at Fork Union Military Academy.

GREENBRIER SCHOLARSHIP This scholarship was formed by the Greenbrier Alumni Association to ensure that Greenbrier’s spirit lived on after the schools closing. Each year a rising junior is selected to receive this scholarship.

MICHAEL SCOTT HAMBY SCHOLARSHIP Founded by Mr. Hamby’s parents in 1998, this scholarship is given to the cadet who has exhibited the greatest improvement in attitude and/or self-esteem since arriving at Fork Union.

COACH BILL BLAIR POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP This scholarship, named in honor of Coach Blair, supports Postgraduate football players who seek to attend Fork Union.

JAMAL THOMAS SCHOLARSHIP This scholarship was founded by Justice Clarence Thomas, and named in honor of his son. This scholarship is awarded to a cadet who has a real financial need.

CLASS OF 1955 SCHOLARSHIP Founded by the class of 1955, this class scholarship honors their legacy as alumni while helping a new generation of young men attend Fork Union.

PAUL FREDERICK COBB SCHOLARSHIP Founded by Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Cobb and named in memory of his brother who was killed in action during Vietnam, this scholarship is awarded to a young man who demonstrates leadership and integrity.

EDWARD A. PAYNE SCHOLARSHIP Named in honor of Mr. Payne, a former mathematics teacher at Fork Union, this scholarship is awarded to a cadet who shows integrity, character, leadership, humility and patriotism.

WHITMAN B. WIATT SCHOLARSHIP Founded by Susan Wiatt and John Wiatt in memory of Whitman Wiatt, and is awarded to a cadet who demonstrates integrity, character, leadership, and kindness.

JACK HARING SCHOLARSHIP Mr. Haring graduated FUMA in 1952.

His wife founded this scholarship in his memory.

CHARLES ROGERS SCHOLARSHIP Founded in memory of TAC Officer Charles Rogers, who graduated as a postgraduate from Fork Union, this scholarship is awarded to a postgraduate basketball player.

LIN BATES SCHOLARSHIP Founded by Mrs. Nancy B. Bates and named in memory of her husband who graduated FUMA in 1948, this scholarship supports an outstanding returning cadet.

CLASS OF 1954 SCHOLARSHIP To honor their 50th reunion, the Class of 1954 established this scholarship to help young men who demonstrate leadership at Fork Union Military Academy.

GILES B. RAISNER JR. MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP This scholarship, named in memory of Mr. Raisner ‘44, is awarded to a young man who demonstrates scholastic achievement and integrity.

GEORGE & LEEDA CURRIN SCHOLARSHIP Established by Mr. & Mrs. Currin ‘54, this scholarship supports young men who have a financial need and wish to attend Fork Union.

VERNON THOMAS MORGAN SCHOLARSHIP Endowed by Ms. Margaret Harmon, this scholarship supports an outstanding athlete.

GUY E. BEATTY SCHOLARSHIP Founded by one of the schools strongest and most generous supporters, this scholarship provides funds for young men who need it most.

FRED HOFFMAN SCHOLARSHIP Awarded to the quartermaster assistant each year, this scholarship is named in memory of longtime quartermaster Fred Hoffman.

JOEL T. BROYHILL SCHOLARSHIP Mr. Broyhill graduated Fork Union in 1939, and served in congress for 11 terms. This scholarship supports young men who need assistance attending Fork Union Military Academy.

PERCY FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP Donated by Stewart Percy ’59 and Chad Percy ’83 to honor their grandson and son Spencer Percy ’06, this scholarship supports postgraduate football players GREG LACOUR SCHOLARSHIP Founded to provide a scholarship to a deserving upper school cadet who exhibits the highest cadet standards and who demonstrates the greatest promise to be a future leader in the Corps of Cadets.

CURTIS POWELL SCHOLARSHIP Named in memory of Mr. Powell ’05, who led Fork Union’s football team as captain.

This scholarship supports a prep football player who demonstrates excellence on and off the field.

MAJOR CRAIG MOON ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP Founded by his mother, Mrs. Marion Moon, this scholarship is awarded to cadets who show integrity, character, leadership, and humility.

LT. GENERAL JOHN E. JACKSON, JR. LEADERSHIP SCHOLARSHIP Founded in honor of Lt. Gen. Jackson and his wife Barbara by Mr. & Dr. Callaway, this scholarship is given to a young man who demonstrates extraordinary leadership qualities and character.

FLETCHER ARRITT SCHOLARSHIP This scholarship was founded by friends of Coach Arritt ‘60 who wanted to honor his retirement. This scholarship supports Postgraduate Basketball players.

JUSTIN STUART EDELL SCHOLARSHIP This scholarship, founded by Dr. & Mrs. Dean Edell in honor of their son, provides a merit scholarship to a cadet who has attended since his sophomore year and has the highest grade in mathematics.

JON RICHARDSON ACCESS SCHOLARSHIP Founded by his estate and supported by his wife and father, this scholarship provides much needed scholarship support to young men who wish to attend the Academy and who demonstrate a financial need.

DWYER FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP Founded by Mr. & Mrs. Paul Dwyer ’76, this scholarship will help a young man who will benefit from attending Fork Union Military Academy, and exhibits character and academic excellence.

CLASS OF 1952 SCHOLARSHIP Founded by the estate of a 1952 graduate, this scholarship supports young men who demonstrate need.

WILLIAM F. ROWE III SCHOLARSHIP This scholarship is awarded to a rising senior at the Academy who demonstrates financial need, and who adheres to and embodies the Academy’s principles and motto of Body, Mind Spirit.

COL R. L. & MRS. PATSY PULLIAM SCHOLARSHIP Founded by alumni and friends who wanted to honor COL & Mrs. Pulliam’s long-time dedication to Fork Union Military Academy, this scholarship is awarded to a young man who demonstrates friendliness, thoughtfulness, high moral values and good sportsmanship.

The Academy would also like to recognize all the classes who, during the 20162017 Fiscal Year, contributed to founding an endowed scholarship to help future generations of young men attend Fork Union Military Academy: Classes of 1946, 1966, 1967,1973, 1975, and 1979

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