MAY 2016
1966 Stephen (Steve) J. Althouse writes, “As a sculptor working a bit conceptually, I create minimal assemblages of objects relating to my questions about life and humanity, and then utilize large-format black and white photography to formalize my artwork. Currently I have a solo exhibition of my imagery at the Samek Art Museum of Bucknell University in Lewisburg PA, and during this decade I have had numerous other museum exhibitions. Please check out my website: www.stephenalthouse.us. Important note: I still refuse to accept adult responsibilities.” Janice Powell Crausaz writes, “Still living in the charming southern Irish fishing village of Kinsale. I retired from teaching at University College Cork in Cork, Ireland in 2014, but continue to supervise some
again for the first time since graduation. While there are many new areas, some things remain unchanged.”
MSc research. As I have family and friends in Switzerland, I stay in a family apartment in the mountains at least four times a year to mellow out. Classmate-visitors welcome in either abode!” David E. Nepley writes, “It’s our big 50th Reunion this May! As you know, we will be meeting back at George School on May 13-15. The Brick Hotel in Newtown is reserved for our class dinner on Saturday at 6:00 p.m., individual reservations through GS. Dorothy (Dot tie) W. Detwiler (ffac) has accepted our invitation to join us for the evening festivities. Robert (Bob) S. Klein and I have had the opportunity to speak with some of you concerning our reunion as well as our class participation in the GS Annual Fund, a tradition for the 50th reunion especially. We hope to see many of you
Catherine Shaffer Strite writes, “We have been enjoying semi-retirement in Myrtle Beach SC after more than sixty years in Pennsylvania. We sold part of our travel business in 2011 but still arrange Civil War tours and represent the Civil War trails. We welcomed our sixth grandchild into the world in October 2015 and feel quite blessed. Looking forward to our 50th??? Oh my.”
1967 Faith Mason writes, “Enjoying life on the northern California coast. My psychotherapy practice is full. I had a great trip to Paris and London in June, and had a wonderful time with Marina Urquidi.”
GEORGE SCHOOL
Charitable Gift Annuity Rates BASED ON A $10,000 GIF T I M M ED IATE SI N G LE AN N U ITY
Beneficiary Age
65
70
75
80
Annual Annuity Rate
4.7%
5.1%
5.8%
6.8%
Charitable Deduction
$3,351
$4,002
$4,503
$4,965
65
70
75
80
5.4%
5.5%
6.2%
7.2%
$3,889
$4,056
$4,714
$5,349
D EFERRED SI N G LE AN N U ITY
Beneficiary Age Annual Annuity Rate at 60 Charitable Deduction
Information provided is for illustrative purposes and may change. Exact benefits may vary based on the timing of your gift.
Contact Claire Lutz at 215.579.6566 or by email at clutz@georgeschool.org, to learn more about charitable gift annuity rates, taxation, and payment terms.
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