2012-2013 Annual Report

Success stories begin here.

2012 - 2013 Annual Report 1

BOARD OF TRUSTEES Chairman - William J. Vakos, Jr. Vice Chairman - James F. Cerza, Jr. Secretary - Sammie D. Barr David R. Barrett Lee S. Briscoe ‘67 Lewis Kent Carter ‘66 A. Douglas Dalton, Jr. David K. Hunt Randolph E. Lanford

William R. Makepeace ‘87 Adam R. Metwalli ‘92 David R. Milligan ‘78 Marion E. Moon J. William Price, III ‘64 Paige L. Pruett

Frank F. Rennie, IV Kevin M. Reynolds, Sr. ‘68 Steven W. Shelton ‘69 Richard H. Wall Jeffrey N. Weatherspoon

Trustees Emeriti Guy E. Beatty Robert S. Bloxom ‘55 Thomas E. Bronson John T. Chain, Jr. ‘52 George S. Currin ‘54 C. Edwin Estes ‘43 Emerson D. Farley, Jr.

Charles G. Fuller ‘49 J. Wesley Hall, Jr. ‘57 Curtis Hathaway ‘55 Russell A. Johnston Robert C. King, Sr. ‘43 Kenneth B. Koeller ‘51 William J. McCaddin ‘47

Frederick G. Pruitt, Jr. ‘44 R. L. Pulliam George C. Turner ‘55 Paul E. Westphal ‘54 Ray G. Wile ‘52

President J. Scott Burhoe

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS President - Allan G. Herring ’80 Past President - Jeffrey Weatherspoon ‘74 Internal Vice President - Lewis K. Carter ‘66 External Vice President - Sam Howard ‘73 Jack A. Adams ‘52 George K. Anas II ’83 Michael Brame ‘88 Bobby Cobb ’71 Chris B. Coleman ’78 Granville Craddock ’53

Christopher Douglas ’90 Gary Lee Edwards ’67 David S. Hatfield ’83 Gerald Hemphill ’85 George Kayes ’88 Robert C. King, Jr. ’68

Directors Emeriti William J. McCaddin ’47 Donald G. Mutersbaugh, Sr. ‘63 Robert G. Perry ’59 Walter “Bill” Reiser, Jr. ’52 James C. Wicker, Jr. ’48

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Marty L. Ledbetter ’86 Gaines Lott ’57 Thomas L. Marston ’70 Chad Percy ’83 Steven W. Shelton ’69 Mike Whitmore ’83

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A Message from the President

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Endowed Scholarships

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Introducing Our New Academic Dean

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Cultivating Leadership

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Cadets Give Back

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2012-2013 Athletic Achievements

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A Few Good Men

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How Is Life Beyond FUMA?

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A Snapshot of FUMA’s Strategic Plan

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Wish List - President’s Top 10

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A Message from the Alumni Association President

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FUMA Alums Join Together to Help K9s for Warriors

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Keesee Educational Fund Grants Money for Scholarships

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‘99 Alumnus and Cavalier Union Investments Donate Money for Scholarships

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Scholarship Opportunities

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Alumni Weekend Recap

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Year In Review Through Photos

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A Message from Executive Director of Development

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Annual Report

We make every effort to ensure the accuracy of donor lists, but occasionally mistakes do occur. Please send information regarding errors or omissions to Development Office, PO Box 278, Fork Union, VA 23055 or by email to development@fuma.org.

A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT

As I enter my third year as President of Fork Union Military Academy, a sense of reality has settled in. It is the realization that there are too few places where a young man can go to learn what he needs to know to succeed in today’s world.

Some believe the answer is the ability to operate modern technology. My two-year-old grandson can navigate an iPad with ease. Some say it is critical thinking, creativity, and cultural competency. While I don’t disagree, I believe those alone are not enough.

Fork Union Military Academy provides a place built on oldfashioned Christian values like respect, integrity, faith, character, and discipline. We still require all cadets to be physically fit, and the academic offerings are challenging. Body…Mind…Spirit.

The challenge today is that too many want to take an easier path to success. At Fork Union that path to success must still be earned, and it requires personal sacrifice and effort. It requires courage.

Your generosity last year allowed us to continue educating, developing, and inspiring young men in this college-preparatory, Christian, military environment. Cadets built character and learned leadership, independence, confidence, and responsibility in this setting that encouraged them to be their very best.

Without your support we would not attract the very best to work or study here. We remain debt free, and we look as good as we’ve ever looked, but there is much work that remains to be done.

Guy Beatty, a member of our Board of Trustees said, “You cannot know the enjoyment of having money until you learn to give it away.” We want you to enjoy your money while positively impacting the lives of young men here at Fork Union.

Thank you for investing in the future by investing in us.

Go FUMA! RADM J. Scott Burhoe, USCG (Ret.) President Fork Union Military Academy

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ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS Over the years, many generous supporters have contributed to create over 50 endowed scholarships. These invaluable scholarships allow us to recognize young men’s achievements at Fork Union Military Academy, while also providing them with needed financial support. These special gifts are presented at the end of the year academic award session, and are a commentary on a young man’s dedication and hard work. These scholarships also allow the contributor to recognize former cadets, faculty, and friends of the Academy, by naming scholarships in their honor and using criteria to honor their legacies. These gifts are especially important to the Academy and the young men who earn them each year. This year, Fork Union was able to distribute more than $80,000 to over 60 deserving cadets. Listed are each of the scholarships awarded and the name of the cadets who earned them for the 2013-2014 academic year.

The Academy would also like to acknowledge and recognize those individuals who provide yearly scholarship support to The Academy’s young men, Ms. Marion Moon, Dr. & Mrs. Emerson D. Farley & Fluvanna’s Ruritan Club.

Alfred H. Koeller Scholarship Robert Cavotti ‘14 Bradley Chiovaro ‘14 James Squatriglia ‘14 Lingding Xu ‘14

George & Leeda Currin Scholarship Yumeng Cao ‘14

Richard M. Taylor Scholarship Shane Maryk ‘17

Giles Raisner Scholarship Hunter Doucette ‘14

Anthony Lazizza Scholarship Mi Zhou ‘14

Greenbrier Military Scholarship William Devine ‘14

Beatty Scholarship John Douglas Buchholz ‘17 Andrew Estes ‘18

Gus Lacy Scholarship Charles Clardy ‘14 O’Neil Combs ‘15

Samuel W. Holdcroft Scholarship Colin Brewer ‘15 Robert Cavotti ‘14 Bradley Chiovaro ‘14 Christian Davis ‘14 John Eichelberger ‘16 Dalton Fowler ‘17 Juchan Kim ‘14

Best Athlete Jonathan Hegler ‘17

Inez Duff Bishop Scholarship Joshua Work ‘15

Bowles Scholarship Benjamin Chiovaro ‘17 Cole Gallaudet ‘17 Shane Maryk ‘17 Jonathan O’Neill ‘14 DongGyun Sim ‘16

Jack Haring Scholarship Dalton Fowler ‘17

Class of 1954 Scholarship Lauris DeNeef ‘15 Charles Henderson ‘14 Class of 1955 Scholarship Jack Weisel ‘16 Edward A. Payne Scholarship Dong Hyeuk Kang ‘14 William Phillips ‘14 Jeffrey Webb ‘14 Fraley Scholarship William Phillips ‘14 Frank A. Crockett Scholarship Charles Henderson ‘14 Fred Hoffman Scholarship Stephen Tate ‘15

Major Craig Moon Scholarship Leonardo Guevara ‘14 Moseley Scholarship Colin Beverage ‘15 Robert Cavotti ‘14 Jin Hee Lee ‘15 Cheukyan Li ‘14 George Oscar ‘16 Jack Weisel ‘16 Parents Association Scholarship Coleman Hoyt ‘14 Shane Maryk ‘17 Nathaniel Roper ‘15 Jin Woo Shin ‘16 Reton Edgerton Scholarship Will Thompson ‘14 Richard Lin Bates Scholarship Bradley Chiovaro ‘14

Scott Feathers Scholarship Benjamin Chiovaro ‘17 T. Fields Montgomery Scholarship Juchan Kim ‘14 Alexander Kirkov ‘15 George Oscar ‘16 Mark Uptegraff ‘14 Vernon T. Morgan Scholarship Ali Khalafalla ‘14 Whitman B. Wiatt Scholarship Dante Bartolotta ‘14 Mr. Edsel “Jack” Lester Scholarship Geon Woo Han ‘17 Eung Baek Kim ‘16 Paul Pittman ‘17 Gary Tompkins ‘18 Mrs. Shirley Wright Lester Scholarship Carter Hammond ‘15 Andrew Hyers ‘14 Nathaniel Ilori ‘15 Nathan Jensen ‘14 Matthew Schumann ‘15

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INTRODUCING OUR NEW ACADEMIC DEAN This year Fork Union announced the retirement of long-time Academic Dean COL Bob Miller.

The Academy began a national search for a new Dean in February, and received over sixty applications. RADM J. Scott Burhoe, the Academy’s President, personally reviewed every application, conducting a number of phone and personal interviews. “In late April,” RADM Burhoe explains, “I began to realize that the best candidate for the Dean’s position was working right next door. “ COL Todd Giszack has served as Assistant to the President since 2004. COL Giszack was “the only person who applied who met every criteria listed in the position description,” said RADM Burhoe in announcing the selection.

“I am at the same time humbled, grateful, and excited to have been named the next Academic Dean at Fork Union Military Academy - humbled to follow in the footsteps of great educators like Jay Pendergrass, Ronnie Clark, and Bob Miller, grateful for the opportunity to serve the Academy at a crucial time in its history, and excited about the opportunities that lie ahead on so many fronts. This office is charged with ensuring that FUMA’s academic program is second to none, and I look forward to continuing in the tradition of excellence that has been so well established on this campus.

FUMA is a special place; indeed I believe we provide a necessary and vital option in America’s educational landscape. While my career here has allowed me to spend time serving in a variety of educational and administrative positions, my most important role is that of father to my three sons, two of whom are FUMA Cadets (the youngest has to wait a few more years…). As the Academic Dean, but also as a FUMA parent, the hopes I have for my own sons are no different than the hopes I have for each FUMA Cadet. Hopes for success, excellence, enrichment, and preparation for the future. My educational philosophy places great emphasis on maintaining productive relationships between students and teachers, as each of us is called to mentor our students as we impart academic knowledge to them. As I look at the faces of our Cadet Corps, I am reminded again of just how great a future awaits us.”

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CULTIVATING LEADERSHIP CHARACTER & LEADERSHIP SYMPOSIUM Cad Dante Bartolotta, Matt Carmine, Scott Devine, Leo Guevara, Cadets James Jam Sasai, and Paul Webb, accompanied by MAJ James Benson and LTC Rob Feathers, had the privilege of attending the annual National Character and Leadership Symposium at the United Na States Sta Air Force Academy. Our cadets joined with USAFA cadets and college students from all over the country to hear ca presentations from such notable speakers as BRIG GEN (ret.) pr Charles “Chuck” Yeager, most famous for breaking the sound Ch barrier in flight, COL (ret.) Lee Ellis, who was held as a POW ba for fo 5 ½ years at the infamous Hanoi Hilton, and Tony Mendez, the th CIA Agent who was instrumental in the freeing of five American hostages A from Iran in 1979, fr recently portrayed in the Oscar-winning movie, Oscar “Argo.” Twenty-five speakers and numerous panel discussions provided our cadets a greater understanding of what true leadership entails under the theme, “The Silver Lining: Courage through Adversity.” The cadets also enjoyed visiting Garden of the Gods and Pike’s Peak in Colorado Springs.

The trip ended the way it began...with a Rocky Mountain blizzard, resulting in a one-day delayed return to campus. The cadets arrived tired but inspired by new knowledge gained during this worthwhile weekend.

VA TECH LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE Ca Cadets Dante Bartolotta and Leonardo Guevara, both members of FUMA’s junior class, were selected to attend m this year’s annual Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets Leadership th Conference held in Blacksburg from 27-29 March. There were Co 19 educational institutions invited to this conference, however FUMA was the only high school in attendance.

FU While in Blacksburg, Cadets Bartlotta and Guevara (shown W with w one of their conference hosts) attended plenary sessions related to leadership, including Leadership and Inspiration, re Leadership from the NCO Perspective, and Leadership in Le Times of Crisis. They also participated in a variety of breakout Ti sessions and faculty presentations. The conference keynote se presenter was Mrs. Christine Todd Whitman, who was elected p as the first female governor of New Jersey in 1994, serving until 2001. Conferees had the opportunity to meet and converse with Mrs. Whitman, and dined with her prior to her delivering the keynote address to the Virginia Tech community. After her term as Governor, she went on to head the Environmental Protection Agency under President George W. Bush and is currently an author and consultant.

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CADETS GIVE BACK FOOD DRIVE

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he cadets of Fork Union Military Academy started a food drive on the first of November, and when the Blue Ridge Area Food Bank truck rolled onto campus to collect the food, more than 5,572 pounds of canned and dry goods had been gathered by the students. It took twenty cadets, working in bucket brigade style, nearly an hour just to load all of the food from the storage area into the truck.

In the Upper School, Charlie Company (sophomores) took first place in the food drive by collecting the largest amount of food, followed by Bravo Company (juniors) in second place, and Echo (freshmen) Company in third place. In the Middle School, Bravo Company took first place in the food drive.

Ultimately, though, it was not about the competition of winning or losing company points, but helping to put food on the tables of those in need.

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RELAY FOR LIFE

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he Academy held its first Relay for Life event on April 20, 2013. The Corps was divided into teams based on their company. To make things interesting, the Commandant’s Department made it a “company competition” by offering company points to the company that raised the most money.

Each company had a team fundraiser at the Relay event.

Fundraisers included face painting, a 31 Bag drawing, corn hole tournaments, and other fun games. In addition, there were water balloon fights, a frozen t-shirt contest, volleyball games and kickball games. However, the highlight of the event, hands down, was the dunking booth. Various cadets, LTC Fender, LTC Feathers, SGT Shreves, and even our Academy President, RADM Burhoe, braved the booth for the cause. From the heckling and laughter, it seemed that those being dunked had just as much fun as those trying to do the dunking.

At the end of the day, taps played and the sun down, the whole Corps took a final, silent lap around the track, remembering and honoring loved ones affected by cancer.

Cadets began raising money in early October 2012. By the end of our event, our campus raised $13,691 in the fight against cancer.

Relay Team Captains Scott Meadows - Middle School * Nate Ilori - Echo Co. * Alex Collins - Bravo Co. Jalen Harris & Joshua Johnson - Alpha Co. * Ethan Wilmoth - Delta Co. Not Pictured: Scott Devine - Charlie Co. * Ben Chiovaro - Middle School

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2012-2013 ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTS All-Prep

All-State

All-American

Prep Football

Prep Football

Swimming & Diving

Chrystian Brown Malcolm Cook T.J. Dudley Richlon Freeman Christian Hackenberg Greg Johnson Nick King Dylan McCormick Tyrone McDade Roma Michael Brett Seigel Marc Uptegraff Dondre Wright

Chrystian Brown Malcolm Cook T.J. Dudley Richlon Freeman Christian Hackenberg Greg Johnson Nick King Dylan McCormick Tyrone McDade Brett Seigel Marc Uptegraff Dondre Wright

Karim ElSayed Michael Guerci Ali Khalafalla Mohamed Saleh

Cross Country

Russ Garver Alex Lomong Peter Lomong

Russ Garver Alex Lomong Peter Lomong

Indoor Track Brian Burton Charles Clardy Russ Garver Clyde Gross Charlton Larkins Alex Lomong Peter Lomong Collin McClellan Nemuel Okaah Dondre Wright

Prep Basketball Chrystian Brown Jalen Harris

Charles Clardy Arnell Combs Malcolm Cook Clyde Gross Charlton Larkins Alex Lomong Peter Lomong Collin McClellan

Wrestling

Swimming & Diving

Football Coach of the Year Micky Sullivan

Prep Baseball Charlie Carter

Russ Garver Clyde Gross Charlton Larkins

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Football Player of the Christian Hackenb Year erg

Max Anderson Karim Elsayed Michael Guerci Ali Khalafalla Ian Milburn Mohamed Saleh

Track & Field

Virginia Prep Lea g

Mark Cavazos Daniel Sandoval

Swimming & Diving

Charlie Carter Christian Hackenberg Dale Richardson

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Indoor Track

Reggie Hills

Prep Baseball

Christian Hackenberg Under Armour All-American

Cross Country

Karim Elsayed Michael Guerci Ali Khalafalla Mohamed Saleh

Wrestling

Prep Football

Track & Field Charles Clardy Malcolm Cook Arnell Combs Russ Garver Clyde Gross Charlton Larkins Alex Lomong Peter Lomong

Basketball Coa ch of the Year Matt Donohue Tennis Coach of the Year Bob Miller

Team Achievements

Swimming & Diving Virginia Prep League Runner- Up VISAA State Champions

Indoor Track Virginia Prep League Champions VISAA State Champions

Prep Football Virginia Prep League Champions VISAA State Champions Runner-Up

Prep Baseball VISAA State Champions Runner-Up Track & Field Virginia Prep League Runner-Up VISAA State Champions Runner-Up

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A FEW GOOD MEN Each year the senior class at Fork Union Military Academy achieves 100% college acceptance, and the diversity of the Corps is often reflected in the diversity of 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.

Six editions of the Few Good Men poster now adorn the main lobby of Hatcher Hall, including the most recent one from the Class of 2013. 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.

Cadets from the Class of 2013 Were Accepted to the Following Colleges and Universities Alfred State University Allegany College of Maryland Arizona State University Auburn University Boise State University Bluefield College Bradley University Brevard College Bridgewater College Campbell University Christopher Newport University Coastal Carolina University Colby-Sawyer College College of Charleston College of Staten Island Colorado School of Mines Colorado State University DePaul University Drexel University East Carolina University Eastern Kentucky University Eastern Michigan University Eastern Washington University Elon College Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Evergreen State College Fairfield University Fairmont State University Flagler College Fordham University Frostburg State University Gardner Webb University Garrett College George Mason University Gardner-Webb University Hampden-Sydney College Hofstra Univeristy Idaho State University Indiana University Jacksonville University James Madison University Liberty University Long Island University Longwood University Louisburg College Lynchburg College Marlboro College

Marshall University Michigan State University Montana State University Morehead State University New College of Florida New Mexico Military Institute New York Institute of Technology North Dakota State University North Carolina A & T State University North Georgia State University Northern Michigan University Northrop Grumman Apprentice School Norwich University Ohio State University Ohio University Old Dominion University Penn State University Pfeiffer University Radford University Randolph-Macon College Regis University Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Rochester Institute of Technology Rollins College Sacred Heart University Seton Hall University South Carolina State University St. Francis University St. John’s University St. Michael’s College State University of New York, Plattsburg State University of New York, Potsdam Stetson University Syracuse University Texas A & M University Texas State University Texas Tech University The Citadel Tidewater Community College Trinity College Tusculum College United States Air Force Academy United States Military Academy University of Alabama University of California, Davis

University of California, San Diego University of California, Santa Barbara University of California, Santa Clara University of Colorado University of Delaware University of Denver University of Georgia University of Kentucky University of Louisville University of Mary Washington University of Miami University of Mississippi University of North Carolina, Asheville University of North Carolina, Charlotte University of Northern Colorado University of Rhode Island University of Tampa University of Utah University of Virginia University of Virginia, Wise University of Washington University of West Georgia University of Wisconsin Valley Forge Military Academy Virginia Commonwealth University Virginia Military Institute Virginia State University Virginia Tech Virginia Wesleyan College Wake Forest University Wake Technical Community College Walsh University Washington and Lee University Washington State University Weber State University West Virginia University West Virginia Wesleyan College Western Carolina University Western Kentucky University Western Washington University Wheeling Jesuit University Wilfrid Laurier University William Peace University Wofford College York College Youngstown State University 11

HOW IS

LIFE

BEYOND FUMA?

By Nathan Northcutt Class of 2013

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lmost six months have passed since graduating. The first month of college is officially under my belt. Thinking back on Fork Union Military Academy, I realize how grateful I am for that experience, what it taught me, and how it changed my life.

I believe that Fork Union presented opportunities to me that I was able to take advantage of. I developed myself into a college-ready student with these opportunities. College is challenging but manageable. It’s about knowing how to manage your time to stay ahead of the syllabus so you come to class prepared. The Academy taught me how to be prepared, how to manage my time, and how to sit down and get work done. It also helped me become more organized and encouraged me to be a hard worker. The syllabi for my classes are on my wall. Tests and quizzes are highlighted. Each day I have designated times I study for classes and upcoming tests. I wouldn’t be doing any of that without Fork Union.

Fork Union is a unique place that provides cadets with the opportunity to make their own decisions and based on that decision reap the rewards or fall down and work their way back up. It is up to the individual to take the opportunities presented and change himself. You find out what type of man you are when you are forced to be responsible for your own decisions and actions. At times it might feel like Fork Union is impossible and too much

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Pictured left to right: Matt Partlow, Nathan Northcutt and Zach Napolitano celebrate their graduation day at FUMA in May of 2013. Matt is now at Christopher Newport University, Nathan is at Liberty University, and Zach is attending Allegany College of Maryland.

for a young man to handle, but that’s not the case and the challenges are what makes a person stronger. I managed to go my duration of Fork Union (two years) demerit free. From day one I made it my goal to take it a day at a time, focus on that one day and improve myself mentally and physically. It’s all about the individual’s mental focus and how he learns to deal with challenges he faces. Fork Union actually shows the cadet how to face challenges and adversity by creating an environment where he cannot avoid them.

I look back and I realize how hard an officer had to work if his job was done correctly. To be honest, there were not many advantages involved with having rank.

Responsiblity increased much more while there was only a slight increase of privileges. Was it worth it? Well, there were times while I was an officer that I didn’t think so. But I am now happy to realize I was given a priceless opportunity to learn important social and management skills that I will carry with me for the rest of my life.

As I sit in my college classes now, I look around and ask myself, “what other nineteen-year-old guy in this room has graduated from a place like Fork Union?” I would wager very few. My Fork Union classmate, Dallas Bonner, is in several of my classes and I see him in the weight room everyday. When people look at Dallas they see his confidence and determination, and they see a leader. I won’t be the one to judge my own person, but I hope they would see the same in me as well. We are, after all, FUMA men!

Yes, Fork Union Military Academy gave me a work ethic, vision, and discipline. That’s all great, but how does this currently help me as a nineteen-year-old? It helps with my bodybuilding (as I prepare for the National Physique Committee), my academic studies, and my social skills.

The Academy not only prepares one for college, it prepares men for life. I have personal goals that I am

committed to achieving. Some will take a short time and others years, but I will achieve them. Along the way, I can’t wait to see where the journey takes me and what life holds for me.

Something I always wondered while I was a cadet was whether I would keep in touch with my friends from Fork Union. You build such strong relationships through these great challenges and I wondered what would happen when I left? Well, I still talk with my closest friends Partlow and Napolitano almost every single day and I have some of my faculty and staff mentors as friends on Facebook and some even have my phone number. It really means a lot to me when they take time out of their day to check on one of their “old FUMA guys,” and ask me how things are going.

In a strange way I miss Fork Union. We take for granted some of the things we had there and isolation is something I sometimes miss. A cadet was able to focus nine months out of the year towards his academic studies and his physical strength. It seems that people get so caught up in the world with so many things happening around them it is sometimes too fast-paced.

Fork Union let me hit the “pause button” and focus on myself and I am sure that in my life to come I will not have many opportunities like that again.

I would be lying through my teeth if I said that Fork Union was easy. As a cadet, there were times I wanted to throw in the towel and pack my gear. However, now that I am an alumnus and I have completed that chapter of my life, I realize that the Academy changed and shaped me into something special. I am excited to see what the future holds for my fellow classmates, my friends and me. The world is ours for the taking and I pity those who are not Fork Union Military Academy alumni. They don’t stand a chance!

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A Snapshot Of

Fork Union Military Academy’s Strategic Plan Vision Our vision is to be a national leader among independent boarding schools. Our faculty, facilities, and programs will exemplify excellence, especially in the area of academic preparation for higher education. The school environment and culture will promote Christian values and cultivate strength of character, self-discipline, and critical thinking skills essential for life-long learning, leadership, and service to others.

Mission 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.

Strategic Themes Institution of Excellence: Fork Union Military Academy excels in educating, developing, and inspiring students in academics, faith, leadership, and athletics. The Academy creates a challenging and rewarding developmental experience which addresses individual needs and provides growth opportunities for students, faculty, and staff.

Value to Virginia, the Nation, and the World: Fork Union Military Academy graduates young men sound in “Body, Mind, Spirit.” Using the One Subject Plan, the Academy is unique in its approach to intellectual development.

The graduates are remarkably successful in college and in their working careers. This holistic education creates independent leaders who thrive in an entrepreneurial environment.

Nationally Recognized: Fork Union Military Academy is widely recognized as an exemplary school, graduating young men ready for the rigors of college, military service, and business. Its graduates live the core values of respect, integrity, faith, character, and discipline. Academy faculty, staff, and administrators are sought for their professional expertise in the development of bright young men who can lead with character.

Strategic Goals  Integrate Character and Leadership Development throughout the Academy  Develop Critical Thinking, Communication, Creativity, Collaboration, and Cultural Competency Skills through Academic Excellence

 Cultivate a Community of Christian Love  Increase the Size of the Corps of Cadets through Effective Enrollment Management  Create an Environment that Balances Enthusiasm and Discipline  Achieve Financial Sustainability by Optimizing Existing Resource Use and Addressing Shortfalls

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Wish List President’s Top 10 1. Scholarship Support Each year there are young men interested in attending whose families are unable to afford the tuition and fees. Any increment of $1,000 or more will enhance our effort to achieve full enrollment.

2. Endowment Support Building our endowment through annual gifts, one-time giving and planned giving will secure our future, and allow us to achieve financial sustainability.

3. Youth Minister Interns We have one youth minister this year (a seminary student), and he is making a real difference in the lives of young men, helping them find salvation through Jesus Christ. We believe three youth minister interns each year will help us cultivate a community of Christian love.

4. Renovate Wicker Science Laboratories The science laboratories have not been updated in over forty years and marginally meet our collegepreparatory curriculum. We need to upgrade and modernize these labs.

5. Master Plan Development Having completed the Strategic Plan, we must now hire an architect and professional engineer to create formal master planning documents.

6. Artificial Turf Surface for Multi-Sport Field This multi-purpose field (soccer, lacrosse, football, military drill) will replace our football field. It will allow us to attract more students and have multiple events in this ideal campus location. This is a naming opportunity.

7. Create Body, Mind, Spirit Center (replace the Alumni Gymnasium) This new building would look identical to, and be in the same place as, the current Middle School Gym (Alumni Gym). It would house the Chaplain’s Office, guidance counseling, resource and student services (academic help), and cardio/weight machines. The basement would house a “black box” theater for school plays. This is a naming opportunity.

8. Replace Four Activity Buses Our current buses each have over 100,000 miles on them, and they are critical in allowing our cadets to participate in important extracurricular activities that broaden their experiences and minds.

9. Create Leadership Center (renovate north end of Vaughan Hall) We need a distinctive place on campus for offices and break-out rooms where the classroom portion of leadership is taught and where cadets can meet for leadership discussions. This is a naming opportunity.

10. Endow Leadership Chair It would be beneficial to have one proven leader, who also has strong academic credentials, to conduct the leadership discussion here at Fork Union Military Academy. The Chair would work with Academics, Athletics, and the Commandant’s Department to build character and leadership in all faculty and cadets.

This is a naming opportunity.

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A MESSAGE FROM THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT Dear Fellow FUMA Alumni, I am honored and privileged to serve as your FUMA Alumni Association President for the 2013-2015 academic school years. I look forward to working with the board to help our great institution become even greater.

As President, I am committed to maintaining the established partnership with the Academy and developing new and innovative solutions that meet the needs of our global alumni base.

Our vision is clear - we volunteer to further FUMA’s mission of providing outstanding educational opportunities to exceptional young men who represent families from around the world. Those opportunities are realized through Christian values that cultivate strength in character, leadership, integrity, respect, faith, and discipline in a military environment. Interested in getting involved?

There are Alumni Board Committees where you can express your ideas and develop your leadership. The coming year promises to be an exciting time with many outstanding activities and events.

The Association embraces your continued support. I would like to take time to commend the alumni in one particular area that is vital to sustaining FUMA’s future. Alumni giving has increased to over 9%, which speaks to the commitment you’ve shown in giving back to the institution that has provided us with confidence when faced with challenges, as well as the ability to stand firmly on a solid foundation of values, all solidified by a college-preparatory education that is second to none.

In closing, I encourage each of you to stay connected and get involved. It is indeed my pleasure to serve as your President and I hope you will continue to join me in giving back to your alma mater by volunteering, making a financial contribution and participating in the many events offered throughout the year.

I hope to see you on campus.

Sincerely, Allan Herring ‘80 President

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FUMA ALUMS JOIN TOGETHER TO HELP K9S FOR WARRIORS You might file this story under the heading “It’s a small world, and FUMA is a big part of it.” It is just one more example of the powerful reach that Fork Union has had in the world, and the remarkable compassion and sense of service our alumni bring to their communities.

A Wounded Warrior Our story centers around Brian Keaton, Sr., a former Sergeant First Class in the U. S. Army who served multiple deployments during combat operations in Iraq. Severely wounded in an explosion, Keaton spent many months in the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center receiving treatment for Pictured left to right: Jason Haag ‘99 & Axel, Don Moore ‘90, Micky Sullivan ‘67, Bill traumatic brain injury and Post Traumatic Stress Mitchell ‘56, and Brian Keaton Disorder (PTSD). His wife, Kristin, spent her days to give a sizable contribution to help sponsor the caring for Brian as well as raising their five children, three tournament, and to sponsor the training of a service dog of whom she was home schooling. Their 14-year-old son, to be provided to a returning serviceman. Moore knew Jonathan, was beginning to struggle in math, and Kristin just the man who would benefit from receiving a service was doing her best to teach him and help him with dog: Brian Keaton. online classes.

On September 16, 2013, the golf tournament was held at When Keaton began looking for a good school for his Lee’s Hill Golf Club in Fredericksburg. Moore and Micky son, he received valuable advice from a close family Sullivan ‘67 both attended the event, which ended up friend, Bishop E. W. Jackson, currently the Republican exceeding its fundraising goal of $50,000, thanks in part nominee for Lt. Governor. Bishop Jackson had previously to the sponsorships given by Ken Koeller, and the other spoken to the Cadet Corps at Fork Union Military major sponsor, the Fraternal Order of Eagles. To help Academy, and came away impressed. He encouraged make the presentation of the Eagles’ sponsorship check Keaton to pursue enrolling Jonathan at FUMA. was another service veteran named Bill Mitchell, FUMA Class of 1956.

Keaton’s situation came to the attention of The Academy’s Director of Development, LTC Don Moore ‘90. The highlight of the luncheon following the tournament Moore, himself a combat veteran with two Bronze Star was when Haag called Brian Keaton to the front of Medals and Purple Hearts, soon matched up Jonathan the audience. Keaton had been asked to attend the with access scholarship funds provided by FUMA tournament, but wasn’t sure why. To his surprise and alumnus and Trustee, Ken Koeller ‘51, owner of Virginia gratitude, Keaton was told that he would be the next Propane. Jonathan enrolled in FUMA’s freshman class in recipient of a service dog from K9s For Warriors. Bishop August, 2013.

Jackson was again on hand to support Keaton and the beginning of a new chapter in his friends life. Bishop A Charity Golf Tournament Jackson offered a stirring prayer, thanking those warriors Moore then learned that a charity golf tournament was who fought for our freedoms so that we could gather being organized to support K9s For Warriors, and the peacefully on a September day to play a game of golf organizer of the event was FUMA alumnus Jason Haag, together.

Class of 1999. As a Captain in the U. S. Marine Corps, Haag was wounded on three separate occasions and A Remarkable Connection returned home as a wounded warrior suffering from So, on a cool September day, two FUMA alumni played PTSD. Hagg received a service dog, Axel, from K9s For in a golf tournament organized by a FUMA alumnus Warriors and it changed his life. He wanted to give back with the substantial sponsorship support of two other by organizing a golf tournament to raise $50,000 to help FUMA alumni, all to help our nation’s wounded warriors, five other wounded warriors receive service dogs to help including the father of a future FUMA alumnus. All in all, in their adjustment and recovery. Moore quickly signed a very good day indeed. on and began working the phones to do even more.

More information on K9s for Warriors can be found at It was Ken Koeller who once again stepped forward K9sforwarriors.org.

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CHARLES B. KEESEE EDUCATIONAL FUND GRANTS FORK UNION $100,000 FOR SCHOLARSHIPS

Pictured left to right: Dr. David Burhans, Mrs. Vernie Lewis, Mr. Douglas Ramsey, and RADM Scott Burhoe

Charles Blackwell Keesee was born in 1861 in Pelham, North Carolina. In the 1890s, Mr. Keesee moved to Martinsville, VA, where he aided in the development of Martinsville’s economy, assisting in the organization of the American Furniture Company and running the Peoples National Bank. Miss Olivia Simmons was born in Floyd, Virginia in 1870. She met Mr. Keesee in Martinsville, and they were married in 1896. She was noted as being a gracious lady, who “helped people to become persons they never dreamed they could be.” The Keesees never had children of their own, but loved, educated, and nurtured the children from their church and community. In addition to caring for the children of their community, the Keesees were also generous benefactors of the Baptist Orphanage in Salem, Virginia. Because of their commitment to education, children, and the Baptist faith, they decided to create a fund to be established after their deaths that would carry on supporting the ideals to which they dedicated their whole lives.

In 1941, the Keesee Educational Fund was established, giving young people the opportunity to receive an education at Baptist Schools throughout Virginia and North Carolina.

In January 2013, the Academy was notified that it would be awarded $50,000 from the Keesee 18

Educational Fund for scholarship support. In February, members of the foundation, Dr. David Burhans, President of the Board and Chaplain Emeritus of the University of Richmond, Mr. Douglas Ramsey, Vice President of the Board, and Mrs. Vernie Lewis, Secretary of the Board, visited our campus. During their visit, they attended chapel service, toured the campus, and had lunch at Careby Hall, the former home of Fork Union’s founder Dr. William Hatcher, and current home of President RADM Burhoe and his wife Betsy. During lunch they had the opportunity to meet several cadets and talk with them about life at Fork Union and their plans for the future.

Shortly after their visit, the Academy received notice that the Keesee Educational Fund Board of Trustees had decided to increase the Academy’s award to $100,000, making it possible for Fork Union to offer even more aid to deserving young men.

The Academy is truly honored by the support of the Keesee Educational Fund. These assets will allow Fork Union Military Academy to continue to educate, develop and inspire young men in a collegepreparatory, Christian, military environment, and we are thankful for the Charles B. Keesee Educational Fund and its contribution and commitment to helping us achieve these goals.

‘99 ALUMNUS AND CAVALIER UNION INVESTMENTS DONATE $30,000 FOR SCHOLARSHIPS Merrill Robertson, Jr. attended Fork Union Military Academy as a member of the Class of 1999 and a postgraduate football player. He played fullback for Coach John Shuman that year and rushed for over 840 yards and 13 touchdowns. After his stand-out performance at Fork Union, he went on to play football and graduate from the University of Virginia. Mr. Robertson began his early career in sales and financing working for Merrill Lynch and later joined with Dr. Carl Vaughn to open Cavalier Union Investments, a private investment firm. Last year the firm brought aboard a second FUMA alumnus from the Class of 1971, Robert “Bobby” Cobb as their senior accounts manager. COL Cobb is also a retired staff member who spent over 30 years at the Academy and played a significant part in writing our rich history and defining our future.

Merrill Robinson Class of 1999

During the 2013 Alumni Weekend, Fork Union honored Bobby Cobb’s brother, Frederick “Freddie” Cobb as the most recent addition to our Distinguished Alumnus Hall of Fame.

Freddie Cobb was a 1962 FUMA alumnus and postgraduate football player who went on to play football and graduate from Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Freddie enlisted in the Marine Corps in 1967, and was deployed to Vietnam in 1968. He was killed in action a few months later and posthumously awarded the Navy Cross, the second highest decoration given for valor in the Armed Forces for his courage under fire.

To honor Freddie’s memory, Cavalier Union Investments made a generous donation of $30,000 to the Academy to help deserving young men through three scholarship funds. The Freddie Cobb Scholarship assists young men who exemplify leadership, integrity, and have a positive attitude. The donation also supported the Coach Bill Blair and the Coach Fletcher Arritt Scholarships, which help postgraduate football and basketball players to attend the Academy.

Fork Union Military Academy is very grateful to Cavalier Union Investments - and to Merrill Robertson, Carl Vaughn, and Bobby Cobb - for their incredibly generous investment in our future and the young men who will benefit from their kind support.

Pictured left to right: Mr. Merrill Robertson, Dr. Carl Vaughn and Bobby Cobb present a check to RADM Scott Burhoe on behalf of Cavalier Union Investments.

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TRUSTEES SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM

Fork Union Military Academy offers a competitive full scholarship to qualified applicants, all of whom should demonstrate excellence in scholastic achievement, character and citizenship. A selection committee reviews all applicants received by the submission deadline. Finalists are invited to campus for interviews and further review. The winners of the scholarship receive full tuition, room and board, and the initial uniform allotment. You can learn more about the Trustees Scholarship and application requirements at: http://www.forkunion.com/trustee-scholar-program

Applicants Should Be: • • • •

First time applicant to the Academy Enrolling in the 9th or 10th grade GPA of 3.0 or higher United States Citizen

2013 SCHOLARSHIP WINNER Graham Luongo, a standout 8th grade student at PS/IS 49 in Middle Village, Queens, NY has been named the 2013-2014 Board of Trustees Scholarship Winner at Fork Union Military Academy.

Graham competed against a superbly qualified field of other applicants from around the country, all vying for a single slot. His exemplary academic career, combined with his ongoing involvement in community enrichment and extra-curricular activities, made him an outstanding choice for this scholarship.

Graham began his high school career at Fork Union Military Academy in August of 2013. Congratulations to Graham Luongo and his family.

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DICK AND NANCY COOPER ESTABLISH UVA SCHOLARSHIP FOR FUMA GRADUATES FUMA alumnus Dick Cooper, Class of 1954, and his wife Nancy recently established the Richard L. and Nancy L. Cooper Scholarship for the Masters of Science in Commerce program at the University of Virginia’s McIntire School of Commerce. This very generous scholarship has been designated to asist a FUMA graduate who has been accepted to the program and who demonstrates high standards of conduct and moral character. Mr. and Mrs. Cooper feel blessed to be able to establish the scholarship and to show their support to their alma maters, the University of Virginia and Fork Union Military Academy.

For more information about the Richard L. & Nancy L. Cooper Scholarship, please contact Judy Cash at (434)924-3479 or jcc@virginia.edu. Further information regarding the University of Virginia’s M.S. in Commerce program can be found at www.commerce.virginia.edu/mscommerce.

ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM The Alumni Scholarship program is a tool available to alumni to help bring new cadets to Fork Union Military Academy. New students recommended and nominated by an alumnus who are accepted for admission to the Academy are eligible to receive the Alumni Scholarship. As an alumnus, if you helped to recruit or recommended Fork Union to an incoming student, you can nominate him for the Alumni Scholarship, which provides $500 towards his tuition. In order to nominate a student, an alumnus can contact the Development Office at 434-842-4370 to request a scholarship form.

Don’t Have A Nominee? You Can Still Help Support The Scholarship!

The Alumni Scholarship is funded through endowed scholarships started by or established in honor of several outstanding FUMA alumni. You may give to a specific endowed fund, or just make a donation to the Alumni Scholarship and your gift will be placed where it can do the most good to support this important program.

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ALUMNI WEEKEND RECAP MAY 3-5, 2013 Alumni Day Parade A Class of 1963 50th Reunion

Alumni BBQ at the Best Western

Beginning with the Reunion BBQ on Friday evening and culminating with the Class of 1963 passing in review at the conclusion of the Alumni Day Parade, the 2013 Alumni Weekend was a smashing success according to all reports. Hundreds of alumni attended a variety of weekend events including the barbecue dinner, the golf tournament, the Alumni Association Dinner, the Veterans Memorial Service, and the Alumni Day Parade. Members of FUMA classes back to the 1940s gathered to catch up with old friends, swap stories, and check out Jacobson Hall, the new barracks on campus. It was great to have the campus alive with so many memories and so much enthusiasm for the Academy and its mission.

Alumni Dinner A Alumni Golf Tournament at T Spring Creek

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Mark Your Calendars!

Alumni Weekend MAY 2 - 4, 2014

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Graduation

A MESSAGE FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT It is a pleasure to write this message culminating my first full year back at Fork Union Military Academy. I am humbled and so very grateful to all of you for the support you provided this year to the Academy. Thanks to you, this fiscal year had more annual gifts directed to the Annual Fund than any previous year, including 338 first-time donors.

Fellow alumni answered requests to support the Academy. Alumni participation increased this year, and you provided over 38% of the total gifts received. I look forward to your continued support during the years to come. Thanks also to our Board of Trustees; we are blessed to have your support and dedication. This is a special group of individuals who give of themselves for our future. This year, they provided countless hours of support and over 40% of our annual giving. The Academy is indebted to them and their families for what they do and sacrifice for all of us. Our parents, grandparents, special friends, and the foundations and trusts also represent nearly 40% of all our donors. We truly have an amazing FUMA family. Thank you.

While we celebrate a great year of giving, we must focus again on our immediate needs in order to secure our future. Each year, we have a need to raise 10% or more of our annual operating budget. Our Annual Fund is critical to covering these necessary expenses and directly supports students, faculty and staff, and special programs. The Annual Fund helps create a margin of excellence for the Academy’s “Body, Mind, Spirit” mission and we must close this annual gap to realize the strategic goals set for our future.

As we continue forward, we need a robust and consistent source of annual funds that can be used immediately and towards our greatest needs. Annual and repeated giving, particularly to the Annual Fund, is vitally important to our mission and the young men who are here now and those who will come in the future.

This last year we encouraged everyone to give what they could. This point is very important.

Every gift is imperative and makes a difference. Last year, nearly 60% of your gifts were $250 or less. We cannot reach our goals without these donations.

Above all else, our sincere gratitude and appreciation goes out to all of you for your generous support to Fork Union Military Academy. Each day we build upon excellence, and with your continued help, there is no doubt that we will all see the Academy’s goals realized. Thank you for the opportunity to be a part of such an incredible family, and I look forward to another year with all of you.

LTC Don Moore ‘90 Executive Director of Development

“Every gift counts and every dollar is a promise to our future.”

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2012-2013 ANNUAL REPORT * represents those donors who gave for the first time in the 2012-2013 fiscal year

Annual Report Fiscal Year 2012-2013 (July 1, 2012- June 30, 2013) This 2012-2013 Annual Report of gifts has been prepared by the Academy’s Development Department. This acknowledgement includes all donations received during the fiscal year July 1, 2012 to June 30, 2013 during which time 1,100 donors contributed $1,943,603.60 in cash and gift-in-kind donations to the Academy.

The Academy is sincerely grateful for all of your contributions. The following list acknowledges those who have given to Fork Union Military Academy during 2012-2013 fiscal year. Please note, if you have made a contribution after June 30, 2013, your name is not included in the following list. It will appear in the Annual Report for the 2013-2014 fiscal year. Great care has been taken in the preparation of this report, however, an omission or error could have occurred.

Please advise us in this regard. Should an error appear in your entry, please contact the Development Office at (434) 8424227 so that a correction can be made in our records. $1,943,603.60 received from 1,100 donors

Second Century Society ($10,000 and above)

Alumni Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Cooper ‘54 Mr. & Mrs. John T. Fray ‘57 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Slowey ‘76 Dr. & Mrs. Robert W. Waddell ‘53 Mr. Chester A. Waldron ‘42 Lt. Col. (ret) Thomas M. Williams, Jr. ‘42

McClung Companies Outer Banks Furniture * Sugarcreek Amish Tours, Inc. *

Foundations & Trusts Charles B. Keesee Educational Fund, Inc. * Collins Trust Estes Foundation Jessie Ball duPont Fund Summer Rest Foundation

Friends Dr. Helen E. Falls Mr. Richard R. Graves Mrs. Margaret P. Greene Mrs. Nancy McCue Mr. Benjamin Price Ms. Betty Rebecca Raisner Mr. James E. Roberts, Jr.

Parents, Past Parents & Grandparents Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Jacobson Mr. & Mrs. William Phillips Mr. Tom Tye Mr. & Mrs. John M. Wiatt, Jr.

Trustees Col. & Mrs. Sammie D. Barr, USAF, Ret. Mr. Guy E. Beatty Mr. & Mrs. Lee Speed Briscoe ‘67 Mr. & Mrs. James Francis Cerza, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. George S. Currin ‘54 Mr. & Mrs. A. Douglas Dalton, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Charles Edwin Estes ‘43 Mr. & Mrs. David K. Hunt Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth B. Koeller ‘51 Ms. Marion E. Moon Mr. J. William Price, III ‘64 Mr. & Mrs. Jerome Johnson Richardson, Jr. ‘78 Mr. & Mrs. George C. Turner ‘55 Lt. Col. Paul E. Westphal ‘54

President’s Club Corporations & Organizations Cavalier Union Investments * Hathaway Paper

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($1,000 to $9,000)

Alumni Mr. Stephen A. Acsai ‘63

Mr. Presley Warren Anderson, Jr. ‘50 Mr. Luis A. Ayala-Parsi ‘54 Mr. John F. Bennett ‘60 Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Bentz ‘64 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Bown, II ‘63 Mr. Norman Michael Brame ‘88 Mr. & Mrs. Edmund Cloud Cammack ‘83 Mr. Gib Carson ‘58 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Chandler ‘54 Mr. & Mrs. Allan R. Cornnell ‘54 Mr. Paul Lydiard Cotter ‘53 Mr. Benjamin Cottrell, V ‘79 Mr. & Mrs. James W. Creech, Sr. ‘54 Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Daniel, Jr. ‘50 Mr. Braxton Leeds Davenport ‘91 Dr. John T. Dickman ‘45 Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Duncan, Jr. ‘68 Mr. Frank Robert Ficca ‘56 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Fray ‘57 Mr. Richard Lee Goheen ‘54 Mr. Patrick Craig Gorman ‘91 Mr. Alexander Robertson Grant ‘04 Mr. John H. Greene ‘73 Dr. & Mrs. James R. Harper ‘52 Mr. William Hunter Harris, Jr. ‘83 Mr. William H. Harris ‘48 Mr. Baker Edwards Hatcher ‘03 Mr. G. Douglas Johnston ‘67 Mr. Arthur Dennis Kinney ‘52 * Mr. Anthony V. Lanasa ‘57 Mr. Gaines Lott ‘57 Mr. Charles P. Martin ‘60 Mr. & Mrs. James K. Mayo ‘67 Mr. Richard T. McNeil ‘49 Mr. Donald C. Meyers ‘62 Lt. Gen. George D. Miller, USAF, Ret. ‘49 Mr. Donald G. Mutersbaugh, Sr. ‘63 Mr. Robert E. Nunnally, Jr. ‘54 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth D. Parker ‘52 Mr. Stewart Percy ‘59 Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Perry ‘59 Mr. Joseph V. Phelps, Jr. ‘41 Mr. Joseph F. Powell, Jr. ‘75 Mr. Ralph B. Powell ‘77 Col. & Mrs. John Raffaele, USA(Ret.) ‘53 Mr. Robert E. Raper ‘49 Mr. Kevin Mason Reynolds, Jr. ‘90 Mr. Charles G. Robinette ‘63 Mr. & Mrs. Barry E. Saunders ‘51

Maj. Gen. Robert Hines Scales, Jr. ‘62 Mr. George Speedy Skinner, Jr. ‘66 Dr. & Mrs. James Harrison Smith ‘53 Mr. Nicholas J. Spiak ‘60 Mr. Ray D. Stratton ‘73 Mr. William B. Thornton ‘73 Mr. Eugene R. Thurston, Jr. ‘60 Mr. Ronald Preston Vandergrift ‘61 Mr. Richard Allen Vickrey, Jr. ‘63 Mr. Charles & Mrs. Theresa Ward ‘52 Mr. & Mrs. William Edwin Webb, Jr. ‘60 Col. Joseph Weston, II ‘59 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas D. Wilkerson ‘45

Corporations & Organizations Avexx, Inc. Barrett Capital Management, LLC Calvary Chapel Fluvanna * Capital Automotive, Inc. * David R. McGeorge Car Co., Inc. * Fluvanna Ruritan Club Fork Union Baptist Church Hi-Test Laboratories, Inc. Howard Homes & Irrigation, LLC * In-Line Plastics, LC * James River Interiors, Inc. * Mangham Associates, Inc. Piedmont Autism Resource Center * Reynolds GM Subaru * Security Management Services, Inc. * Virginia Propane

Mr. Tobie McKown * Mr. Larry F. Miller Mr. & Mrs. Gilmer Minor, III Mr. John Reed * Mrs. Judith C. Wright

Parents, Past Parents & Grandparents Mr. Gary A. Andrew Mr. & Mrs. David L. Arritt, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Barnes, III * Mr. & Mrs. Michael F. Fafaul Mr. & Mrs. Ronald W. Feigles Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Hamby Mr. & Mrs. Randy W. Hatcher Lt Col. Robert Hayhurst Ms. Karen Keefe Henry Mr. & Mrs. L. Peyton Humphrey Mr. & Mrs. David L. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Robert Scarritt Jones * Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Keelty * Mrs. Robert D. Kilpatrick Mr. & Mrs. Dan LeVan * Mr. & Mrs. Peter Lipresti Mr. & Mrs. Murray M. Meeker Ms. Karen E. Nitti Mr. & Mrs. Edward Olsen Mr. & Mrs. Joseph N. Reel Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Daniel Smith Mr. & Mrs. Jim E. Waller

Staff & Faculty Foundations & Trusts Bertha J. Hopkins Trust Inez D. Bishop Trust Walter J. Payne Foundation Carneal-Drew Foundation Dominion Foundation Duke Energy Corporation James S. Kemper Foundation Paige G. Lester Trust * Samuel W. Holdcroft Trust Scripps Howard Foundation Virginia Baptist Foundation

Rear Admiral & Mrs. J. Scott Burhoe Mrs. Sharon Higginbotham Col. & Mrs. Robert C. Miller

Trustees Mr. & Mrs. David R. Barrett 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 Dr. & Mrs. Russell A. Johnston Mr. & Mrs. David R. Milligan ‘78 Mrs. Paige Lester Pruett Rear Admiral Frank F. Rennie, IV * Mr. Kevin M. Reynolds, Sr. ‘68 Mr. Steven W. Shelton ‘69 Mr. William J. Vakos, Jr.

Commandant’s Club ($500 to $999)

Alumni Mr. & Mrs. James Osmond Ash ‘47 Mr. Kevin D. Barrowclough ‘68 Mr. Donald G. Brooks ‘48 Mr. Charles Randy Bruce ‘69 Mr. Ronald E. Burdge ‘56 Dr. Konstantine Cost ‘48 Mr. Alexander James Cox ‘47 Lt. Col. Richard E. Donahue, Jr. ‘70 Mr. Gary Lee Edwards ‘67 Mr. Frank Joseph Faragalli ‘63 Mr. Ronald H. Hargis ‘85 Mr. Richard K. Haymore ‘58 Mr. Richard Welch Hess ‘60 Mr. Harry C. Isabel, Jr. ‘43 Mr. Bohdan Markus ‘59

Friends Lt. Col. and Mrs. James C. Akers Commander David L. Arritt Mrs. Nancy B. Bates Mr. Bach & Dr. Phuong Callaway Mr. & Mrs. Henry Davenport Mr. Robert F. Hansen, Sr. * Mrs. Jinny Haring Lt. Gen. & Mrs. John E. Jackson, Jr. Mr. Paul Kuhl, III *

Parents Association, Shaheen Ferris ‘93 & Sharief Ferris ‘95 join efforts and donate a van to the infirmary to transport cadets.

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Snead Club

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Alumni

The new Alumni Association President, Allan Herring ‘80 presents a gift of appreciation to outgoing President Jeff Weatherspoon ‘74 Mr. Dennis Earl McKay ‘66 LTC & Mrs. Don Moore ‘90 * Dr. Frederick O. Mueller ‘55 Mr. Donald Sherman Oakes ‘57 Mr. Milton W. Olen, Jr. ‘69 Mr. Graham W. Parker ‘04 * Mr. Ronald L. Pyle ‘63 Mr. & Mrs. Walter H. Bill Reiser, Jr. ‘52 Mr. Lemuel Roberts, III ‘63 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel H. Romanchuk ‘97 Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Earl Siddons ‘53 Mr. Theodore John Smerling ‘58 Mr. Russell Cover Steele ‘62 Mr. Gary G. Stoudt ‘70 Mr. Josh N. Tharrington ‘66 Mr. Michael Todd Whitmore ‘83 Mr. F. C. Winston ‘62 Col. William F. Winzurk, Ret. ‘52 Mr. David Yoka ‘75

Corporations & Organizations Bank of America Bowles & Associates, Inc. * Downtown Athletic Store Sneads of Fluvanna, Inc.

Dr. & Mrs. Robert S. Mogyorosy Mr. Bob Muirhead Mr. & Mrs. Doug Wetmore

Parents, Past Parents & Grandparents Mr. & Mrs. James C. Branch Ms. Ruth T. Calder Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Cavazos * Mr. Steven Evens Mr. & Mrs. Les Garrison Mrs. Victoria Gudeman Mr. & Mrs. Pete Guerci Mr. Michele M. Johnson Ms. Xiu Li * Mr. & Mrs. Richard Mills Mr. & Mrs. Vladimir Nacev Mr. & Mrs. Brian Panton Mr. & Mrs. Michael M. Rand Mr. & Mrs. D. Joe Smith Mr. Francis C. Spampinato, Jr. Mr. Michael Sundel Mr. & Mrs. Steve Tunney Mr. William Vredenburgh *

Staff & Faculty Foundations & Trusts Estate of F. F. White II *

Mrs. Bev Hanlin Col. & Mrs. Willam S. Hitchcock

Friends

Trustees

Mr. & Mrs. James E. Crocker Crocker Brothers * Thos. Nelson Jr. Initiative Fund * Mr. & Mrs. Mario Kuhar Mrs. Barbara B. Lacy

Dr. Adam R. Metwalli ‘92 * Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey N. Weatherspoon ‘74

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Mr. & Mrs. Orren Sheldon Adams ‘85 Mr. & Mrs. George S. Beebe ‘54 Mr. Walter Lee Bradley, Jr. ‘88 Mr. Stuart L. Brickhouse ‘59 Mr. Richard A. Broyhill ‘59 Mr. & Mrs. Glenn T. Brumm, Jr. ‘67 Mr. Norman F. Carden, III Mr. Robert W. Carter ‘55 Mr. & Mrs. Andrew R. Dodge ‘65 Mr. Kenneth W. Edwards ‘69 Mr. Stanley Owens Forbes, Jr. ‘88 Mr. Robert Futrell ‘67 Mr. & Mrs. John H. Hancock, Jr. ‘53 Mr. Edward D. Huff ‘59 Mr. Jay Kyle Jarrell ‘51 Mr. Vernon Rea Jones ‘48 Rev. Robert T. Knox ‘53 Mr. Joseph Kuhta ‘51 Mr. Meade R. Lucy ‘58 Mr. Steven Edwin McAdams ‘92 Mr. Keith McLester ‘63 Mr. Biff Messinger ‘67 Mr. Elgin N. Moore, II ‘57 Mr. Gregory Warren Nicely ‘69 Mr. Robert C. Radice ‘44 Mr. Keith Sullivan Riggins ‘95 Mr. & Mrs. Walter W. Sims ‘46 Mr. Marvin W. Staton, Jr. ‘60 Col. & Mrs. H. M. Sullivan ‘67 Mr. Samuel P. Varn ‘50 Mr. & Mrs. Peter David Webb ‘92 Mr. J. V. Wells, Jr. ‘69 Mr. Randall Scott Wells ‘62

Corporations & Organizations 84 Lumber Company * Berea Baptist Church Charles Schwab Matching Gift Program F. K. Jones Funeral Home * Fork Union Pharmacy GC Corporation of McHenry * Google K & J Associates Safe Haven Inc. * Ward & Company Accountants * Wells Fargo Community Support Williams Companies

Friends Ms. Virginia B. Benfield Mr. Richard O. Carden ‘49

Mr. & Mrs. Walter E. Daniel Ms. Mary D. Ellis Mr. Fred Harris Mr. Donald D. Kunard Mrs. Marion J. Stokes Mr. & Mrs. Kurt Weaver *

Parents, Past Parents & Grandparents Col. Arthur W. Bailey, USA, Ret. Mr. Aldo Bartolotta Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Bowen * Mr. & Mrs. Ron Bragg * Mr. William Dittmar * Ms. Jane DeSimone Dittmar Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Downer, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas L. Dudley * Mr. & Mrs. Rob L. Gary * Mr. & Mrs. Greg Gilbert * Dr. Glen Green Mr. & Mrs. J. S. Grigsby, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Erick Hackenberg Dr. & Mrs. William Herold Mr. Michael Ray Hubbard * Mr. Kenneth Jackson Mr. & Mrs. James Landrom * Mr. George I. Lenard Dr. Bonnie Makdad Mr. & Mrs. Bill Massie Mr. & Mrs. George McClellan * Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Poisker Mr. & Mrs. Adam Puryear * Mr. & Mrs. Rob Squatriglia Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Stone Mr. & Mrs. Jerry W. Watkins Mr. & Mrs. Donald Williams

Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Bailey, Jr. ‘59 Mr. Ebert L. Bailey ‘56 Mr. G. Nelson Bailey ‘64 Mr. Mark Lee Bass ‘83 Mr. Justin Blake Bernache ‘97 Mr. & Mrs. William A. Blair ‘49 Mr. K. T. Blankenbeckler ‘85 Mr. Alan T. Blunt ‘57 Mr. Edgar Clayton Boggs ‘62 Mr. Michael Bonney ‘77 Mr. & Mrs. John Bostonian ‘52 * Mr. William Boughton ‘54 Mr. Raymond Kenneth Bousman, III ‘71 Mr. Harold L. Bowman ‘68 Dr. James H. Bradford ‘67 Mr. Zane R. Brandenburg ‘63 * Mr. Harvey A. Brillat ‘47 Mr. Parran B. Briscoe ‘84 Mr. Eric Scott Bruton ‘81 Mr. Rex C. Buckley ‘64 Mr. William A. Burke ‘63 Mr. Thomas W. Burnett ‘90 Mr. Richard N. Burton ‘55 Mr. Temple Witt Cabell ‘72 * Mr. James Norman Carnes ‘61 Mr. Domenico E. Cataldi ‘48 Mr. & Mrs. William Phillip Ceconi ‘73 Mr. James Francis Cerza, III ‘94 Mr. Charles R. Chambers, Jr. ‘74 Mr. Derwood Chase

Mr. Erik R. Christensen ‘51 Mr. Harry L. Clark ‘45 Mr. Herman A. Clark ‘50 Mr. Joseph R Clemente ‘49 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher B. Coleman ‘87 CMSgt. George N. Coleman, USAF Ret., III ‘59 Mr. Kenneth P. Colmer ‘59 Mr. & Mrs. James Otto Cook ‘57 Col. William L. Cooper, Jr. ‘46 Mr. William T. Cox ‘48 Mr. Ed Cox ‘49 Mr. Christopher Paul Cox ‘61 * Mr. Granville Craddock ‘53 Mr. Kevin James Creasy ‘92 * Dr. Kenneth J. Cressman ‘67 * Mr. & Mrs. David Alan Crockett ‘49 Mr. Raymond C. Daikeler ‘50 Mr. Charles Gregory Dick ‘60 Mr. Allen Donley, Jr. ‘64 Mr. Walter E. Douglas ‘51 Mr. Christopher Paul Douglas ‘90 Mr. Mark A. Dufendach ‘53 Mr. Paul T. Dwyer, III ‘76 Mr. John Burns Earle, III ‘77 Mr. Paul Elco ‘68 Mr. William S. English ‘71 Mr. David L. Eye ‘59 Mr. Nicholas Falbo ‘56 Mr. Ronald E. Farrar ‘58 Mr. Charles Mike Fisher ‘70

Purpose

What your donations went to support in 2012-2013 Other 7%

Staff & Faculty Lt. Col. and Mrs. Bob Grant

Trustees Mr. & Mrs. Lewis Kent Carter ‘66

FUMA Foundation 16%

Scholarships 34%

Hatcher Club ($100 to $249)

Alumni Col. & Mrs. William P. Adams, Jr. ‘38 Mr. Jack A. Adams ‘52 Mr. Joel Vance Anderson ‘75 Mr. Craig Neal Andrews ‘61 Mr. Louis Arce ‘56 Mr. Edward Lovell Julio Athey ‘10 *

Annual Fund 16% Barracks 27% 35

Income Other Income $1,262,919 Auxiliary $1,016,081

Tuition & Fees $12,954,000

Mr. Ruben H. Fleming ‘50 Mr. George Thomas Foster ‘63 * Mr. Norman D. Frank ‘49 Dr. Wayne Merredith Galbraith ‘62 * Mr. Joseph Garner ‘71 Mr. & Mrs. R. Wayne Gaskill ‘64 Mr. Tyner Motter Gaston ‘72 Mr. Louis T. Getterman ‘42 Mr. Gregory Michael Giacoma ‘13 * Mr. Brad Williams Gianiny ‘03 * Mr. & Mrs. Newton A. Graves ‘49 Mr. Robert L. Gray, Jr. ‘49 Mr. Thomas W. Green ‘58 Mr. John Thomas Greene, Jr. ‘71 Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Greene ‘54 Mr. David Grimsley ‘58 Col. James Stanley Gulick ‘59 Mr. Richard L. Hamilton ‘51 Mr. Richard E. Hansen ‘47 Col. & Mrs. Stuart G. Harrison ‘79 Mr. David S. Hatfield ‘83 Mr. Gerald Franklin Hemphill ‘85 Mr. & Mrs. Allan G. Herring ‘80 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher H. Higgins ‘91 * Mr. James E. Hood, III ‘55 Mr. Scott Richard Hornbeck ‘92 * Mr. & Mrs. Withers G. Horner, Sr. ‘60 Mr. Thomas Hanson Howell, III ‘61 Mr. & Mrs. Irving Allan Howell, Jr. ‘64 Mr. Garland Hudson ‘66 Mr. Robert L. Huff, Jr. ‘70

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Mr. Arthur L. Hughes ‘57 Col. Stover Singleton James, Jr. ‘72 Mr. & Mrs. William Latham Jones ‘62 Mr. Walter D. Kahle, Jr. ‘70 Mr. Charles Caleb Kastroll ‘09 Mr. George Kayes ‘88 Mr. William J. Keller ‘77 Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Earl Kennedy, Jr. ‘96 Mr. G. Bruce Kidd ‘45 Mr. Arthur Spalding Kidwell, Jr. ‘62 Mr. Garry H. Killmon ‘73 Mr. James Bryant Kirkland, Jr. ‘56 Mr. Martin Donald Kollath ‘61 Mr. Phedon C. Kontulis ‘49 Mr. Kenneth Paul Kovac ‘86 Mr. Frederick W. Krieger ‘56 Mr. & Mrs. W. Frank Latham, Jr. ‘44 Mr. Albert Clarence Lazure, Jr. ‘62 Mr. Christopher Lubic ‘98 Mr. Franklin V. Martin ‘83 * Col. & Mrs. John M. Marvin ‘44 Col. James M. Marye ‘78 Col. Linwood B. Mather ‘44 Mr. H. Wesley McAden ‘45 Mr. R. Wayne McAllister ‘70 Mr. Tom McCoy ‘58 * Mr. & Mrs. Larry Wayne McCullen ‘63 Mr. & Mrs. James Leonard McDermott ‘60 Mr. Robert Edward Merrill ‘60 Mr. Irwin H. Metzger ‘48 Mr. & Mrs. Michael H. Micklem ‘83

Mr. Douglas Lee Miles ‘91 Mr. Nathanial Christian Miller ‘94 Mr. James P. Miller ‘78 Mr. William F. Mitchell ‘81 * Mr. Donald P. Moore ‘47 Mr. William E. Moore ‘58 Mr. C. Creig Moore ‘78 Mr. Bradley Martin Morris ‘01 Marvin Moy, M.D. ‘88 Mr. Charles G. Mullen, Jr. ‘76 Lt. Col. Richard L. Murnighan ‘48 Mr. John Shenberger Musser, II ‘42 * Mr. Brian Howard Narkinsky ‘88 * Mr. Christopher Naughton ‘88 Mr. Hampton H. Newbill, Jr. ‘56 Mr. Warren D. Nicholson ‘76 Mr. David W. Nicholson ‘78 Mr. Daniel Stephen Osman ‘91 Mr. E. Stuart Outten, Jr. ‘62 Mr. Thomas L. Pace ‘68 Mr. & Mrs. William James Paton ‘45 Mr. Steven R. Pesaresi ‘83 * Mr. Frederick Palmer Picard, V ‘03 Mr. Ian Hughes Picard ‘04 Mr. & Mrs. Jimmie E. Poe ‘65 Mr. Fred Edwin Quist ‘45 Mr. & Mrs. William Tom Rankin ‘69 Mr. Thomas Regn ‘11 Mr. George Rhyne ‘51 Mr. Robert Francis Rice ‘61 Mr. Carl James Rice ‘06 * Mr. Mark Richards, Jr. ‘65 Mr. Nicholas Ridgely ‘61 Mr. Thomas C. Rightmyer ‘83 Mr. Alan Patrick Rindfleisch ‘97 Mr. Scott C. Rogers ‘86 Mr. John C. Rollings ‘65 Mr. Richard Jay Ross ‘79 Mr. Thomas Ruhf ‘65 Mr. Virgil Wallace Ryland, III ‘87 Mr. Chris Salvadori ‘86 * Mr. Robert A. Sarofeen ‘65 Mr. & Mrs. John Michael Sarto ‘95 * Mr. & Mrs. Myles A. Schwartz ‘98 Mr. Rodney Douglas Shaffer ‘88 Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Sheldon, Jr. ‘65 Mr. Thomas E. Sikes, III ‘71 Mr. Robert Stanly Simril ‘81 Mr. & Mrs. John Osborne Sixt ‘59 Mr. & Mrs. Joe P. Sizemore ‘81 Mr. Robert M. Sklenar ‘66 Mr. Jacob Lee Slaton ‘06 Mr. Sonny Smith ‘57 Mr. Linden N. Spitzer, Jr. ‘53 Mr. Douglas M. Springmann ‘59

Mr. Mort Stroud ‘65 Mr. James Luther Stump ‘61 Mr. Douglas A. Sullivan ‘72 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Mims Sullivan, III ‘62 Mr. Blake Sundel ‘11 Lt. Col. Cameron B. Sutherland, USA (Ret.) ‘56 Mr. Samuel Owen Sweet ‘48 Mr. Thomas Peter Talty ‘84 Mr. John Long Thomas ‘69 Mr. Turner B. Turnbull, IV ‘64 Mr. Ken Valz ‘67 LTC George Mason Van Orden ‘57 Mr. Kennard S. Vandergrift, Jr. ‘52 Mr. Taylor C. Vaughan ‘78 Mr. Bernard T. Vishneski ‘57 Mr. Sal Vivaronda ‘49 Mr. Donald Q. Wade ‘81 Mr. James Philip Wall ‘03 Mr. David M. Wallace ‘80 Mr. & Mrs. William Ed Wallace, IV ‘78 * Mr. Stan Walthall Mr. David Ellison Ward ‘55 Mr. Eric Waters ‘99 Mr. Herbert F. Waters, Jr. ‘49 Mr. Cory M. Wessel ‘04 Mr. Joseph Ward Westbrook, III ‘65 Dr. John Finley White, Jr. ‘59 Mr. Curtis D. Wilburn ‘77 Mr. & Mrs. Frank C. Wilson ‘57 * Mr. Keith A. Wilson ‘64 Mr. Howard H. Winkelmann ‘51 Mr. Pliny E. Zerbi, Jr. ‘55 Mr. William F. Zieber ‘67

Corporations & Organizations ADS Management Group * BB&T Bank * Charles Friel, Inc. * Coastal Pressure Cleaning, Inc. * DSC * Endeavor Capital LLC * Infinity Management Intrastate Pest Control JTC Assets, L.L.C. Martin’s Gallery * Mission Orthapedics, P.A. * North Carolina Electric Membership Corp. * Piedmont Drilling & Blasting, Inc. RL Hinnant Design & Construction LLC * Robinson Engineering, Inc. * Royal Order of Jesters #128 * Town of Crewe Tucker Systems * Urological Associates, Ltd. *

Foundations & Trust Funds The GE Foundation *

Friends Mr. Conrad Aasen Dr. & Mrs. Steve Alvis * Lt. Commander William Arritt Dr. & Mrs. Randall Bashore Mr. George A. Beadles, Jr. Mrs. Ramona Bernard Mr. & Mrs. James T. Brown * Mr. Shawn Cagnina * Mrs. Doris White Carpenter Ms. Joann Schauer Cole * Mr. & Mrs. H. Richard Coleman * Ms. Pauline L. Corn * Mr. Mike Cubbage Mr. & Mrs. Alfred De Blasio, Jr. * Mr. & Mrs. Ellis M. Dunkum Ms. Diane Emerson * Mr. & Mrs. Dick Faix Dr. & Mrs. William Furrer, Jr. Mrs. Kaye C. Gaffney Mr. Anthony R. Gentilella * Mr. & Mrs. C. D. Harwood * Mr. & Mrs. David A. Hawk * Mr. Raymond A. Hemphill Mr. William H. Herrnstein, III Mr. Horace H. Hines, Jr. * Ms. Catherine L. Hoke * Ms. Mary Francis Gibbs Hughes Mr. & Mrs. Frederik Israel * Mrs. Virginia Kanoy

Col. Michael D. Kelly * Mr. Fritz L. Kliphuis * Ms. Mary V. Lester * Mr. Zev B. Levine * Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Mains * Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Mullen Mrs. Okie Nicholson * Mr. & Mrs. Gene Ott Mr. & Mrs. Gary Page * Mr. William B. Palmer * Mr. & Mrs. J. W. Pendergrass James A. Robertson, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Savage Mr. & Mrs. Bobby Shumake Mr. & Mrs. Scott Simon * Mr. & Mrs. Charles C. Styron * Mr. George E. Tate * Ms. Judith Watson Tidd Mr. F. Carlyle Tiller Mr. & Mrs. Gary Tompkins * Ms. Elizabeth Ankers Tuttle

Parents, Past Parents & Grandparents Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Althoff Mr. & Mrs. Jack Apple Mr. Robert E. Armbrust Mrs. Elizabeth M. Baliem Mr. & Mrs. R. B. Barnes * Ms. Maxine Barnes Dr. & Mrs. Erick J. Bergquist Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Boyce Mr. & Mrs. Glen Bradley *

Expenses Educational & Operational $12,889,579

Financial Aid $3,991,978

Auxiliary $1,016,081 37

Ms. Heather Brake Dr. & Mrs. Asher Brand Mr. & Mrs. Rogers Brooks Mr. & Mrs. Dwain C. Burton * Mrs. Jennie Lee Carter Mr. & Mrs. Richard Chiovaro Mr. & Mrs George Cushmac Mr. & Mrs. Arthur L. Dalton, Jr. Ms. Bernice Dennard Mr. & Mrs. Spencer H. Denton Mr. & Mrs. Edwin F. DePolo Mr. & Mrs. Brian Dewey Dr. Becky Domokos-Bays Mrs. Patricia Clark Duncan Col. & Mrs. Richard E. Duncan Mr. Christopher Durr * Mr. & Mrs. John Eichelberger * Mrs. Wendy McFarland Engle Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Falvey * Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Scott Farmerie * Mr. & Mrs. Charles M. Faught, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Locke Floyd Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Howard Fraley Mr. George French Ms. Susan Giacoma * Ms. Anne-Marie Guerrier Mr. & Mrs. Steve Haag Ms. Cynthia Harr Mr. & Mrs. David Jelinek Ms. Charlene W. Kenworthy Mr. & Mrs. David Kephart Mr. & Mrs. Seungwon Kim * Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Lindsay Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Martin Mr. & Mrs. Isaiah McCloskey Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. McWeeny Mrs. Vicki Meadows Mr. & Mrs. Jim Miller Mr. & Mrs. Tom O’Hara Mr. John Palumbo Ms. Elizabeth Parrish Mr. & Mrs. Richard Pasztor Mr. David R. Patrick Mr. & Mrs. Steven Payton Mr. & Mrs. John C. Perkins Mrs. Barbara Picard Mr. & Mrs. Jim M. Regn Mr. & Mrs. Don Riojas * Mr. & Mrs. Laurence Rix Mr. Richard S. Robinson Ms. Theresa B. Robinson * Mrs. Sally Marona Roever-Work Mr. & Mrs. Terence P. Ross Mr. & Mrs. Ahmad Salhut * Mr. & Mrs. Jim Shaffer

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Mr. & Mrs. William Shelly Mr. & Mrs. William Shewalter Mr. & Mrs. Craig P. Shirley Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Deane Sims * Ms. Katie Smith * Mr. Michael B. Smith Mr. & Mrs. C. Wes Snyder Mr. & Mrs. Tom Stokely Ms. Kari C. Stokely Mr. & Mrs. John Thacker Ms. Alicia Thomas Ms. Anne Thrush * Mrs. Lillian C. Turner Mr. & Mrs. Douglas A. Turner Ms. Theresa Veltrie LTC Richard R. Wax Mr. & Mrs. Jeffery Gerard Webb * Mr. & Mrs. Ken Wernick Mr. & Mrs. Michael Wessel Ms. Nancy Willard Mr. & Mrs. David Derek Wilson Mr. & Mrs. Tym T. Wilson Mr. & Mrs. Alejandro Yescas

Staff & Faculty CSM Catherine Garcia Mr. John Philip Hampton, Jr. * Ms. Sylvia Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Scott Charles Krogh Mrs. Lisa Lamb Capt. Sam Maverick CSM Glenn Sidwell Major Rotche Strickland

Trustees Mr. & Mrs. William R. Makepeace, IV ‘87 Col. & Mrs. R. L. Pulliam

Honor Roll ($1 to $99)

Alumni Mr. Christian Leo Abell ‘13 * Mr. James David Acri ‘88 Mr. Thomas McSwain Alexander ‘09 * Mr. James W. Allen, III ‘62 Mr. Edward A. Almand ‘53 Mr. S. R. Anderson ‘64 Mr. Max Ivan Anderson ‘13 * Mr. Staton McLeod Apple ‘05 Mr. Brandon Harris Arthur ‘95 Mr. Roy M. Aycock, Jr. Mr. Robert James Baird ‘13 * Mr. Ralph Baker ‘57 Mr. Maitland Baldwin ‘13 * Mr. Michael Adeniran Bamisile, Jr. ‘13 * Mr. Nathaniel Levi Basagic ‘13 * Mr. Dennis G. Baugh ‘68 Mr. Tyler Dean Beauchesne-Headley ‘13 * Mr. Isaac Jay Belton ‘13 * Mr. Andre Elmar Biehn ‘88 * Mr. William Edward Blowe ‘88 * Mr. Tomas Bolton ‘64 Mr. Dallas Matthew Bonner ‘13 * Mr. Robert Conrad Boyd ‘46 Mr. Mark Jonathan Boyer ‘97 Mr. Blake William Bralley ‘13 * Mr. & Mrs. James Franklin Braxton ‘75 Mr. & Mrs. John Robert Brinkhous ‘62 Mr. Roger B. Brinn Mr. Benjamin Brooks ‘65 Mr. William M. Brown, III ‘63 Mr. Chrystian Xavier Brown ‘13 * Mr. Trey Jamison Brown ‘13 * Mr. Kyle Everette Buffkin ‘13 *

Mr. Kevin Buffman ‘83 Mr. Emerson Nathaniel Burk ‘13 * Mr. Brian Curtis Burton ‘13 * Mr. Daquann Al-Richard Bynum ‘13 * Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Robinson Campe ‘63 Mr. Robert S. Carneal ‘69 Mr. Charlie Wilson Carter ‘13 * Mr. Juan A. Chow-Kai ‘82 Mr. Keith Christensen ‘82 Mr. Donald R. Christman ‘55 Mr. Wyatt Augustus Circo ‘13 * Mr. Nathan F. Coker, Jr. ‘65 Mr. & Mrs. David W. Connor ‘04 Mr. Malcolm Jamal Cook ‘13 * Mr. Grant Joseph Costello ‘13 * Mr. Tayler Rudolph Cox ‘13 * Mr. Hundnall R. Croasdale, Sr. ‘45 Mr. John S. Cromlish ‘63 Mr. & Mrs. John P. Cutting, Jr. ‘69 Mr. Connor David Dahn ‘13 * Mr. Thomas P. Deaton ‘65 Mr. Lee Edward DeBell ‘72 * Mr. & Mrs. Bradley J. Decker ‘75 Mr. Russell A. Dedder ‘78 Mr. W. Beale Delano, Jr. ‘81 Mr. Adam Brian Conner DePolo ‘13 * Mr. William Dickinson, Jr. ‘64 Mr. Roger F. Dickinson ‘52 Mr. Norman L. Dobyns ‘50 Rev. George H. Donigian ‘67 Mr. Thaxter E. Douglas ‘46 Mr. Thomas Joshua Dudley ‘13 * Mr. William Bryan Dunn ‘71 Mr. Justin Stuart Edell ‘09 Mr. Barry C. Edwards ‘88 * Mr. Joseph Nelson Elam ‘60 * Mr. Julian David Eleby ‘13 * Mr. Frank Fearn Ellis, III ‘57 Mr. Otmer Gay Elmore ‘13 * Mr. Franklin Ward Fairfax, Jr. ‘61 Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Feathers ‘79 Mr. Hendrik Joseph Fenaux ‘13 * Mr. Frank Allen Finley ‘13 * Mr. Henry de la WARR Flood, IV ‘62 Col. Paul Edward Fortin ‘49 * Mr. Marc Evan Fox ‘13 * Mr. William G. Frederick Mr. Richlon Freeman ‘13 * Mr. Geddy Nathaniel Fuller ‘13 * Mr. John Meredith Galbraith ‘88 Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Garland ‘40 Mr. Michael S. Garrison ‘66 Mr. Ruslan Charles Garver ‘13 * Mr. Harold Benson Gelman ‘49 * Mr. & Mrs. John C. Gibson ‘93

Mr. Oscar L. Gilbert, III ‘63 Mr. David W. Glass Mr. Jon T. Gonzales ‘94 * Mr. Geoffrey Hamilton Gowin ‘69 Mr. Leon L. Grickis ‘51 Col. Joseph T. Griffin, Jr. ‘45 Mr. William Edward Griffin ‘88 Mr. Clyde Gross ‘13 * Mr. Jasher Tobias Grunau ‘13 * Mr. Michael Andrew Guerci ‘13 * Mr. Christian Blaize Hackenberg ‘13 * Mr. David Hagen ‘99 Mr. Raymond Sangwook Han ‘13 * Mr. John Diggs Hancock ‘82 * Mr. Jalen M Harris ‘13 * Mr. Elliott S. Hart ‘45 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Hartman ‘67 Mr. John F. Hartman ‘55 Mr. Walter Webb Hawthorne ‘57 * Mr. Hilton R. Heflin ‘60 Mr. David Robert Hellstrom ‘13 * Mr. Walter C. Henderson, Jr. ‘50 Mr. John H. Higgins, III ‘65 Mr. Andrew James Higgins ‘13 * Mr. Joshua Alexander Hilberg ‘13 * Mr. Andy Hodak ‘05 Mr. C. J. Holloway ‘64 Lt Col. Patrick Robert Hughes ‘55 Mr. Jeremy S. Hutcherson ‘87 Mr. Jesse Joel Jacobson ‘13 * Rev. Bruce Johnson ‘47 Mr. Joshua-Olubi Johnson ‘13 * Mr. Gregory Johnson, Jr. ‘13 * Mr. Bill Jordan ‘64 Mr. Tevlin Hawkins Jordan ‘13 * Mr. & Mrs. Robert William Kerns ‘56 Mr. Joey Khan ‘13 * Mr. William C. Kidd, Jr. ‘56 Mr. Ted Kilyk ‘52 Dr. Dale Edward Kloss ‘66

Mr. Thomas W. Knott, Jr. ‘45 Mr. Caleb Jamal Landrom ‘13 * Mr. Charlton Anthony Larkins ‘13 * Mr. Brian C. Larson ‘78 Mr. Alexander Scott Lindner ‘13 * Mr. & Mrs. Stephen H. Lipe ‘65 Mr. Michael Stennis Little ‘92 Mr. Ernest N. Lomas, Jr. ‘75 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Love ‘53 Mr. & Mrs. Edgar V. Loweree, Jr. ‘46 Mr. James F. Lyon ‘73 * Mr. & Mrs. David L. Mahaney ‘66 Mr. Quintin Nadhiyr Maldonado ‘13 * Mr. Connor Gavin Minor Marks ‘13 * Mr. Edward Maslov ‘13 * Mr. Marvin B. May ‘54 Mr. Alonzo Edmond Mayes ‘13 * Mr. Jefferson Rains Mayfield ‘13 * Mr. Dylan Kurt McCormick ‘13 * Mr. George A. McDaniel ‘52 Mr. Herman Neil McHorney ‘46 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Atcheson McKenna ‘48 Mr. Nicholas Andre McUmber ‘13 * Mr. Dennis Melfa ‘65 Mr. Edward Chester Meyer ‘61 Mr. & Mrs. William H. Miller ‘53 Mr. Jack A. Miller ‘63 LTC Kevin Lee Moore ‘92 * Mr. Dwight Dennis Morris ‘85 Mr. Emory Lee Morris ‘13 * Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Allen Morrison ‘89 Mr. Jeremiah Paul Mosley ‘05 Mr. Zach G. Napolitano ‘13 * Mr. Quadariis Newkirk ‘13 * Mark Eugene R. Newpher ‘88 * Mr. Tom Nicholls ‘65 Mr. Thomas Allan Noble ‘13 * Mr. Nathan Mark Northcutt ‘13 * Mr. William H. Nuckols, Jr. ‘54 Mr. Patrick Joseph O’Hara ‘04

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Corporations & Organizations Cendant Corporation Litigation * Hudson Financial Services * Kelly & Associates Rental * Meyer Consulting * Ole Nag Supply Co. National Honor Society Performance Food Group * Outer Banks Concierge * S.L. Meadows, Jr. Production, Inc. Sal’s Italian Resturant & Grill * Sposato Landscape Co., Inc. *

Foundations & Trusts Conrad Family Foundation * Verizon Foundation

Friends Mr. Conor Martin O’Hara ‘08 Mr. Nemuel Joshua Okaah ‘13 * Mr. Robert Orenstein ‘53 Mr. & Mrs. Ramon E. Pardue ‘56 Mr. David Smith Parrish, Jr. ‘61 Mr. Matthew Timothy Partlow ‘13 * Mr. Harrell L. Patterson ‘85 * Mr. Daniel M. Pearson, Jr. ‘56 Mr. Thomas W. Pulliam ‘58 Mr. J. Gene Raymond ‘65 Mr. Dale Andrew Richardson ‘13 * Mr. Wade H. Ridgway ‘44 Mr. Mark Robson ‘73 Mr. Thomas C. Rogers ‘10 Mr. William Kenneth Rogge ‘60 Mr. Justin Brian Rose ‘13 * Mr. Clayton Morgan Sadler ‘65 Mr. Mohamed Saleh ‘13 * Mr. James E. Saunders ‘64 Mr. Jeremy Schroers ‘11 Mr. Daniel Steven Shaffer ‘13 * Mr. Joseph W. Shaw ‘48 Mr. John D. Shobe, III ‘79 Mr. George Shoemaker, Jr. ‘60 SGT. & Mrs. Shawn Nathan Shreves ‘04 * Mr. John J. Shuman ‘76 Mr. & Mrs. George H. Siebert, Jr. ‘55 Mr. Brett Allen Siegel ‘13 * Mr. Fred H. Sigmon, Jr. ‘56 Mr. James D. Simmons, Jr. ‘88 Mr. Mark Alan Singer ‘88 * Mr. Howard Lee Smith ‘61 Mr. James Sneckner * Mr. Greg C. Steele ‘83 Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Stein Mr. John H. Stone ‘52 Mr. Jonathan Tanner Stone ‘13 *

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Mr. Austin Joseph Stone ‘13 * Mr. Barry E. Sullivan ‘72 Mr. Douglas Taylor ‘99 Mr. Vincent J. Tesoro ‘56 Mr. Jamal Adeen Thomas ‘92 * Mr. Robert W. Thompson * Mr. Benjamin Edward Thompson ‘13 Mr. Andrew Charles Tiches ‘92 Mr. Frederick Marshall Todman ‘13 * Mr. Adio Damani Trice ‘13 * Mr. R. Steven Uhorchak ‘86 Mr. John William Vredenburgh ‘13 * Lt Col. Erwin R. Waibel, Ret. ‘60 Mr. Kharan Dvonte Wallace ‘13 * Mr. James Bryson Walsh ‘62 Mr. Don W. Ward ‘57 Mr. Cody Carl Watson ‘13 * Mr. Franklin E. Wawner, Jr. ‘52 Mr. Patrick R. Webb ‘66 * Mr. Brandon Zachary Welch ‘13 * Mr. Matthew Stephen Wheeler ‘13 * Mr. James Fredrick Williams ‘67 Mr. Kwame Antonio Willmore ‘13 * Mr. Ethan Howard Wilmoth ‘13 * Mr. Lambert A. Winchester ‘85 Mr. Brett Joseph Wishon ‘13 * Mr. Leonard Cole Woodall ‘60 Mr. Aaron Reuben Woods ‘96 Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Wroldsen ‘63 Mr. Sean Wu ‘13 * Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth M. Wylie, Jr. ‘45 Mr. Kaiwen Yang ‘13 * Mr. William M. Young ‘53 Mr. Gerard A. Young ‘13 * Mr. Daniel Patrick Zarzour ‘13 * Mr. & Mrs. Gregory J. Zuvich ‘88

Anonymous Mr. Tommy P. Baer * Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Berning * Ms. Mozell H. Booker Mr. Benjamin Boxley Mr. & Mrs. Arthur G. Brewer * Mrs. Sarah Casarez * Mr. E. Wilson Clary, Jr. * Mr. Floyd L. Davis Mr. Ted Denby Mr. John C. Ellis, Jr. * Ms. Brenda T. Gess * Ms. Charlotte Glass Gravel Hill Baptist Church * Mr. Robert H. Greene Mr. David Lee Haney * Mr. Mitchell Harrelson Mr. & Mrs. Tom Harris * Mr. David A. Hart * Mr. Michael Hodges * Ms. Janie Horton * Mr. Robert M. Howard Ms. Margaret Howard Mrs. Helen V. Ivory Ms. Marketta A. Jenkins Mr. & Mrs. Kevin A. John * Mr. & Mrs. James T. Johnson, Jr. * Dr. W. Wayne Key Mr. Jonathan Klimpel * Ms. Kimberlee W. Lester * Mr. & Mrs. Frank Lifsey * Mr. & Mrs. Rae B. Madson * Mr. & Mrs. S. Robert Meszaros * Mr. & Mrs. Jason Miller * Mr. & Mrs. James B. Pace, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. James Pace Mr. Jim Parr *

Mrs. Sheila Preville * Mrs. Christine B. Rivers * Mr. Jim A. Roberts Mr. Robert Sanford * Ms. Jean Wood Sclater Mr. & Mrs. Paul M. Shea * Ms. Mary H. Shea Mr. & Mrs. Fred Sindel * Mr. & Mrs. Brian Charles Strider * Mr. Ben C. Sutton Mrs. Bonnie J. Swanson Mrs. Dorothy Todd Ms. Evelyn E. Tompkins * Mr. & Mrs. Walter Tuttle * Mrs. Virginia Veracka Mr. Ronald N. Walters Ms. Patricia M. Walton Mr. Wayne Wharam * Mrs. Marion White * Mrs. Lillian H. Williams * Mr. Peter S. Yao *

Parents, Past Parents & Grandparents Ms. Nancy Jane Aiken * Mr. Frank S. Alexander Ms. Caroline Alexander Ms. Alice Marie Blount-Fenney * Lt. Col. and Mrs. Eric Buckland Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Burk * Mr. & Mrs. Tom Coleman * Mr. & Mrs. Terry William Costello Ms. Kathleen M. Cox Mr. & Mrs. Mark Delekto Ms. Silvia Wyant Dowell * Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Duffus Mr. Frank Geiger Mrs. Wilma Anne Marie Gilbert Ms. Pattie J. Griffin * Mr. & Mrs. James Gross * Mr. & Mrs. Gary Grunau Mr. & Mrs. James F. Gumprecht * Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Haas Ms. Sally Halfpap Mr. Michael Harbert Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Higgins Mr. & Mrs. Fred Hines * Mr. & Mrs. John Hopkinson Ms. Phyllis A. Hungerford * Ms. Laurie Jensen Ms. Kathleen Kauffman Mr. & Mrs. Richard Stokes Kavanaugh, Jr. * Mr. & Mrs. D. Archie Kelly Mr. David Kullberg * Mr. & Mrs. Jeffery M. Lipton *

Mr. & Mrs. Gregory S Maier * Mrs. Jane Thomas Marks Mr. & Mrs. Jim Marshall * Mr. & Mrs. Phil McVey Mr. Richard L. Meador Mr. Gerald Miller Ms. Susan Morris Mrs. Susie Ethel Morris * Dr. Patricia Murray-Zarzour * Mr. Carl Neal Mrs. Margaret Nichols * Ms. Ruphina Okeyo Mr. & Mrs. Brian Richard Partlow Mrs. Laura Raymond Mr. & Mrs. Larry Lee Rhodes, Jr. * Mr. & Mrs. Roger M. Scott * Ms. Janice Louise Slife Mr. & Mrs. Richard Snow * Cpl. Stanley Sobiech Mr. & Mrs. Jay Stroup Ms. Jeana M. Taylor * Mrs. Stephanie Tompkins * Mrs. Judy Vassar * Mr. & Mrs. Mitchell Vassar * Mr. Warren A. Williams *

Mr. Arqam Z. Qureshi Mr. & Mrs. Michael Simmons Capt. Dan Thompson LTC Alvin Williamson Mr. & Mrs. Matt Winseman

Staff & Faculty Mrs. Lynn Armstrong Chaplain James Benson Col. Dennis B. Brown Capt. Jonathan Greenspon Mr. & Mrs. Michael Linkous * LTC & Mrs. Stephen M. Macek Mr. & Mrs. Larry McIlnay Mr. & Mrs. Ellen Melton Major and Mrs. Carl Muench

Paul F. Cobb, Jr. ‘87 assists in recognizing the 2013 Distinguished Alumnus, his late father, Paul F. “Freddie” Cobb ‘62

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PLANNED GIVING This distinct giving level represents individuals who have generously prepared planned gifts for Fork Union Military Academy. Planned gifts take many forms, all of which will help secure the Academy’s future. We are extremely grateful to those individuals who have committed these special and invaluable gifts to the Academy and its future.

Alumni Anonymous ‘64 Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Bailey, Jr. ‘59 Mr. Guy E. Beatty CW3 Justin Blake Bernache ‘97 Bobby & Henri Cobb ‘71 Mr. & Mrs. Andrew R. Dodge ‘65 Mr. Wayne & Mrs. Susan Gaskill ‘64 Mr. Richard L. Hamilton ‘51 Mr. William H. Harris ‘48 Mr. Richard Kidwell ‘64 Mr. Joseph & Mrs. Etta Kosaveach ‘55 Mr. James K. & Mrs. Pamela T. Mayo ‘67 Mr. Edward “Mac” McCloskey, Jr. ‘61 LTC & Mrs. Don Moore ‘90 Mr. Elgin N. Moore, II ‘57 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth D. Parker ‘52

Mr. Bob & Peggy Raper Family Fund ‘49 Mr. & Mrs. Walter H. Bill Reiser, Jr. ‘52 Mr. & Mrs. William F. Rowe ‘42 Mr. George Speedy Skinner, Jr. ‘66 Mr. Nicholas J. Spiak ‘60 Mr. Michael Todd Whitmore ‘83 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas D. Wilkerson ‘45 Lt. Col. Thomas M. Williams, Jr. ‘42 Mr. William “Bill” Yancey ‘61

Friends In Memory of Ralph C. Alexander Mr. Bach & Dr. Phuong Callaway Mrs. Barbara B. Lacy Mr. Robert H. Muirhead Mr. Gerald T. Patton Mrs. Giles B.J. Raisner, Jr.

Lt Col. Robert Kirkwood Spencer, Ret. Estate of Robert E. Ankers

Parents, Past Parents & Grandparents Mr. John M. Wiatt Jr. Mrs. Susan B. Wiatt

Trustees Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Bloxom ‘55 General John T. Chain, Jr. ‘52 Dr. & Mrs. Charles G. Fuller ‘49 Mr. & Mrs. J. Wesley Hall, Jr. ‘57 Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. King, Sr. ‘43 Mr. Tom & Mrs. Gayle Trevillian Mr. George & Mrs. Sue Turner ‘55 Lt. Col. Paul E. Westphal Jr. ‘54

GIFTS IN HONOR OR MEMORY It is a special thing to provide a gift to the Academy in memory or in honor of someone. To honor those individuals we have included this level to represent those who have been esteemed in this way. Many of these individuals contributed personally throughout the year, yet this level represents their recognition by others, who gave monetarily to distinguish them in this extraordinary way.

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Gifts Given in Honor Of...

Gifts Given in Memory Of...

Coach Fletcher Arritt Mr. Chick & Mrs. Carol Childress Mr. Wilson Monroe Gaffney Mr. Curtis H. Hathaway, Sr. Lt. Gen. & Mrs. John E. Jackson, Jr. Mr. Erick Picard, V ‘03 Mr. Ian Picard ‘04 Mr. Tom Smith Col. Micky Sullivan ‘67 Mr. Robert B. Williams ‘82

Paul Frederick Freddie Cobb ‘62 Mr. George Buck Dyer, Jr. Mrs. Donna Feathers Mr. Sidney H. Feldman Mr. John Fountain ‘48 Mr. Thomas Francis Gibbs Mr Thomas C. Kanoy ‘54 Mr. Paul E. Kuhl, II ‘39 Mr. Frances Lawrence Mr. E.H. (Jack) Lester ‘51 Mr. Stephen Lipe ‘65 Mr. Jay W. Littlepage ‘66 Charlotte Meyers Rev. Ed Nicholson

Mr. Charles C. Pfordt ‘63 Mr. Curtis Powell ‘05 Mr. Ronald E. Preville ‘54 Mr. Jerome Johnson Richardson, Jr. ‘78 Mr. Douglas Schauer ‘49 Lt Col. Julius Karl Schelhammer ‘48 Mr. Joyce A. Shepard Dr. Gladstone Smith ‘46 Mr. Eugene Arther Todd ‘57 Mr. Andrew D. Turner ‘90 Col. John Wallace Mr. Hubert S. White ‘47 Mr. Whitman B. Wiatt ‘00 Mr. Lindsay B. Wise ‘01 Mr. Harry A. Wright ‘64

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Return to: Fork Union Military Academy Attn: Development Department PO Box 278 Fork Union, VA 23055

ADDITIONAL COMMENTS

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Alumni Participation by Class Year The percentage of alumni who support a school is an important measure of the school’s strength and health.

In measuring alumni participation, it is not the size of the donation, but the act of the donation, that matters. Many foundations and corporations (an important source of FUMA’s funding) look at the rate of alumni participation in determining what funding requests they will support.

No amount is too small to help. By donating $50 or $100 per year, you can help increase our overall alumni participation rate and improve our ability to raise funds from foundations and corporations, while providing muchneeded support for the Academy and its educational mission.

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Success stories begin here.

Thanks to your generous support, Hatcher Hall, built in 1916, received a much needed facelift. Stop by and see just how beautiful our campus has become!

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