If you have been watching closely over the past few years, you may have noticed the phrase “Rooted in Maine, We Cultivate Trailblazers” appearing more and more, both here on campus and in communications from The Academy. It’s posted in every building, it shows up in our emails and social media posts, and it’s even on many of the t-shirts that our students wear to class each day. We are occasionally asked about the origin and meaning of this six-word tagline — our Purpose Statement.
Our Purpose Statement was created in the fall and winter of 2022–2023, through a series of meetings on campus. Our faculty provided the bulk of the energy and inspiration for these words, after being encouraged to authentically express who we are as an institution. As we boiled our statement down to the essence, we kept in mind the need to be clear about what we do while also being true to who we are. In the end, we were able to distill our work into six deliberate, powerful words. Each word has meaning for us:
Rooted: We have been growing and thriving on this campus and this land since 1804. We have meaningful traditions that connect us to our past. Standing among the oldest independent schools in New England, we have a strong foundation on which to build in our third century of existence.
In: We’re all in! We are engaged, interested, and eager to connect with our community. We see each other, we support each other, and we contribute to the life of the school.
Maine: We embrace all that Maine has to offer — hiking and skiing in the rugged mountains; wandering on paths through woods; scrambling up rocks and trees; absorbing the stillness of a pond at sunrise; marveling at the glorious chaos of colors on the trees in autumn; exploring the charm of coastal towns and inland villages; exhilarating at the sight of blue skies in all seasons.
We: We are an intentionally close community, where relationships are reinforced through shared experiences, and where every person is inspired to share the wealth of their talents and expertise within the broader population.
We recognize the individual as the base of the community and the community as the foundation of the individual. We are inclusive, we work together, we affirm each other. This is the way we wish to live at Hebron — celebrating that we are a community first and foremost.
Cultivate: We deliberately nurture our community on campus, creating the physical and emotional spaces for our students and faculty to flourish. With openness, friendliness, and a cheerful smile, we foster a welcoming culture that both provides the substance needed for growth and the challenge necessary to stimulate development.
Trailblazers: We guide our students to find their own path, setting them up to navigate their future with confidence. By supporting students to find their authentic voice, explore their interests with passion, search for connections between academic disciplines, and pioneer their own approaches to solving unique problems, we help individuals traverse the vicissitudes of adolescence with purpose and direction.
As you can see, we packed a lot of information into a few short words! These six individual words combine to form a powerful statement of who we are and what our community values. The result has been a statement that guides our decisions and our actions each and every day. Hopefully the next time you see our Purpose Statement, “Rooted in Maine, We Cultivate Trailblazers,” you will feel both a sense of pride and an understanding of the powerful meaning behind those words.
With all best wishes,
Patrick J. Phillips Head of School
Charis L. Adams
DIRECTOR OF ADVANCEMENT
As Hebron’s new Director of Advancement, I am continually inspired by the generosity, care, and shared Hebron pride that defines this community. Even in my short time here, I have seen how deeply people love this school and how their commitment fuels its continued strength. That spirit of connection and purpose is what makes Hebron so remarkable — a place where tradition, innovation, and heart come together in lasting ways.
I am truly pleased to share the 2024–2025 Report of Giving. Though I was not here for the fundraising year reflected in this report, I can already see the results of your support everywhere on campus. Your generosity sustains an environment where students are encouraged to think boldly, where teachers are empowered to inspire, and where community thrives. Each gift adds another turn to the flywheel of progress, building momentum that moves Hebron confidently into the future.
This year’s report comes at an important time and your commitment to Hebron Academy matters. It makes the school stronger today and signals that Hebron’s future is worth building. Philanthropy here does more than meet needs. It helps talented students thrive, it keeps exceptional educators in our classrooms, and it inspires others to join in supporting a school that continues to shape lives. Philanthropy is what transforms vision into reality. It is the catalyst for changemaking across our campus, creating the conditions for students and faculty to imagine new possibilities and pursue them with purpose. Together, we are ensuring that Hebron remains a place of growth, integrity, and opportunity for generations to come.
As we recognize the donors listed in this report, we offer our sincere thanks. Your investment honors Hebron’s past, strengthens its present, and prepares the way for the years ahead. We are grateful for your belief in this school and for the stability and momentum your generosity makes possible.
With gratitude and excitement,
Charis L. Adams Director of Advancement
While every effort has been made to accurately recognize your generosity in this report, we sincerely apologize for any errors or omissions. If you notice a discrepancy in your name, your giving, or how you are listed, please contact Charis Adams directly at cadams@hebronacademy.org so we may correct it.
On the cover: A timeless photograph taken in 1952 of a snowy lookout from Sturtevant Porch, complete with a loyal canine companion. Do you know the dog’s name?
Summary of Giving
$1,276,9006 Restricted Gifts, non Annual Fund
$29,000 | Restricted Gifts
$62,484 | Unrestricted Designated Gifts
$837,421 Unrestricted Gifts
RESTRICTED AND ENDOWMENT GIFTS
Restricted Gifts, non Annual Fund $1,276,900 Restricted Endowment $208,351
COMMITMENTS $1,485,251 27 Donors
$208,351 | Restricted Endowment
Consecutive Year Donors
The following donors exemplify the steadfast spirit of the Hebron community by their dedication to continuous giving. Their inspiring commitment and generosity from year to year sustain the work of the people and programs in guiding our students to reach their highest potential in mind, body, and spirit — our heritage for more than two centuries.
60+ CONSECUTIVE YEARS
Allan Brown ’55 and Linda Saltford
Saul Cohen ’51 and Naomi Cohen
Art Cooper ’49 and Ellen Cooper
Peter Crisp ’51 and Missy Crisp
Jim Gillies ’55 and Susan Gillies
Bert Lachmann ’51
Peter Lunder ’52 and Paula Lunder
Len Mintz ’53*
Dean Ridlon ’53
Tom Snedeker ’61 and Nancy Snedeker
Fred Stavis ’51 and Ruth Stavis
Hodie White ’54 and Mary White
55 TO 59 CONSECUTIVE YEARS
Craig Clark ’70 and Judy Unger-Clark
Carleton Endemann ’64 and Deborah Endemann
Rudi Eyerer ’70 and Margrette Fenderson
Sandy Eynon ’65 and Karin Eynon
John Giger ’64 and Judy Giger
Albert Lepage ’65
Estate of Jerrold Olanoff ’54
50 TO 54 CONSECUTIVE YEARS
Ray Bradford ’64 and Marlo Bradford
Susan Crane (H ’58)
Clem Dwyer ’66 and Martha Dwyer
Paul Goodof ’67
Rupert White ’51 and Ruth White
45 TO 49 CONSECUTIVE YEARS
Peter Burbank ’70 and Sheila Burbank
David Burnett ’77 and Anne Burnett
Jim Cram ’68 and Anne Cram
Mal Davis ’58
Shell Evans ’62 and Susan Evans
Dick Forte ’62 and Mariele Forte
Goody Gilman ’55
Robert Jarvis ’58 and Martha Jarvis
Carolyn Lepage (H ’72)
Peter Madsen ’65 and Diana Madsen
Mike Malm ’60 and Cynthia Malm
Joe Mandiberg ’65 and Linda Mandiberg
Jonathan Moll ’69 and Robin Moll
Ted Noyes ’58 and Ann Noyes
Laura Douglas Peterson ’81 and Bart Peterson
Andrew Smith ’80 and Lavea Brachman
Bill Weary ’60
40 TO 44 CONSECUTIVE YEARS
Bill Allen ’62
Dave Anderson ’60 and Karen Anderson
David Birtwistle ’71 and Debbie Birtwistle
Walter Burden ’64 and Jean Burden
Norm Farrar ’58
Doug Gordon ’71 and Kim Weller
Steve Hibbard ’61 and Virginia Hibbard
Bev Leyden
Susan Shaver Loyd-Turner ’77
John McIlwain ’57 and Jean McIlwain
Corb Moister ’68
David Stonebraker and Leslie Guenther
Molly Turlish
35 TO 39 CONSECUTIVE YEARS
John Blake ’48 and Peggy Blake
Jon Brooks ’62 and Paula Jacobs-Brooks
Bob Brown ’60 and Judy Brown
Chris Buschmann ’66 and Lois Buschmann
Debbie Clark
Bill Davenport ’55 and Tildy Davenport
Ed Driscoll ’62 and Diane Driscoll
Bruce and Elizabeth Found
Susan Garner (H ’62)
Jane Harris Ash ’79 and Gary Ash
Kim Kenway ’70 and Alison Kenway
Sharon Lake-Post ’83 and Benjamin Post
John Meehan ’64 and Pamela Meehan
John Meserve ’67 and Kathy Meserve
Dwight Parsons ’65 and Mary Parsons
Carl and Renee Seefried
30 TO 34 CONSECUTIVE YEARS
Ellen Augusta ’75
Peter Boody ’69 and Barbara Boody
Nick Carter ’73 and Susan Carter
Brian O. Cloherty ’79
Conrad Conant ’59
Henry Curtis ’54 and Judith Curtis
Jason Found ’87 and Crystal Found
Bob Greaves ’82 and Ronda Greaves
Bill Guidera ’88 and Aimee Guidera
Alicia Haartz
Henry Harding ’70 and Mary Harding
Dick Levinson ’49 and Susan Newman
Marc Lunder ’82 and Jamie Lunder
Gary Miller ’68 and Arlene Miller
John Redmond ’59 and Ann Redmond
Rick Rigazio ’71 and Julie Rigazio
Henry Rines ’65 and Jan Rines
Robert J. Ryan ’77
Bragdon Shields ’79 and Janet Lange
Thomas and Bethel Shields
Dana and Peggy Stewart
Ken Sweezey ’63 and Joyce Sweezey
Jeff Tannebring ’69 and Janet Tannebring
Bob Varney ’62 and Maria Varney
Daphne Whitman (H ’54)
25 TO 29 CONSECUTIVE YEARS
Carolyn Adams ’77 and Dan Fuller
George Arison ’96 and Robert Luo
John Baker ’67 and Lynn Baker
Galen Crane ’87 and Cali Brooks
Lawrence Crane ’67
Susan and John Geismar
Dave Goodof ’65
Leah Hedstrom ’02
Wally Higgins
Hank Holste ’64
Tom Hull ’64 and Jill Hull
Bruce Hunter ’72
John King and Marcia King
Bob Lowenthal ’68
Dan Lyman ’69 and Martha Lyman
Roger McNeill ’63
Carl Mikkelsen ’71 and Barbara Posnick
Mel Nadeau ’76 and Denise Wandler
Mitch and Katherine Overbye
Brad Parsons ’72 and Nancy Harris
Bob Quarles ’81 and Linda Quarles
Peter Schramm ’52 and Musetta Schramm
Charlie Seefried ’89 and Kim Seefried
Michael Silverman ’85 and Jenifer Silverman
Bill Stocker ’62 and Anne Terry Stocker
Tycho von Rosenvinge ’59
Byron Whitney ’63
Bill Witter ’82
Chip and Jean Wood
20 TO 24 CONSECUTIVE YEARS
Anonymous
Ronald Adams ’65 and Karen Adams
Morris Albert ’52 and Barbara Albert
Michael Arel ’76 and Donna Arel
Jeff Baker ’71 and Peggie Lee Baker
Sara Marquis Barker ’03
Joe Bellavance ’58 and Mary Bellavance
Lincoln Blake ’50 and Barbara Blake
Bill Boucher ’64 and Suzanne Boucher
Paul Brouwer and Sara Wilmot
Timothy Caddo ’85 and Candace Caddo
Dick Canaday ’56 and Jeanette Canaday
Paul Dahlquist ’59 and Charlene Dahlquist
Bob Davis ’85 and Julie Davis
Esate of Jose Fenderson ’33
Van Finn ’65
Elizabeth Beach Fitzpatrick ’76 and Douglas Fitzpatrick
Peter Giesemann ’57 and Carol Giesemann
Eileen Gillespie-Fahey ’81 and Timothy Fahey
Lee Grant ’90 and Sarah Grant
John Halford ’60
Will Harding ’63
Stu Hedstrom ’01
Bob Hernon ’77
Jim Hill ’90 and Lisa Hill
Bill Hine and Cathy Hazelton
Joe Hodgkins ’63 and Ann Hodgkins
Mark Jorgensen ’74 and Dee Dee Jorgensen
Paul Leger ’76
Jake Leyden ’99 and Elizabeth Leyden
Kate Albin Lindberg ’88 and Tom Lindberg
Charles Longley ’52 and Susan Longley
David Lowell ’61 and Elaina Lowell
Paula Lyons-Myrick
Bruce MacDougal ’59 and Margaret MacDougal
Dagny Maidman ’85 and Molly Hollis Wood
Bob McCoy ’58 and Elaine McCoy
John Merz ’54 and Carole Merz
Steve and Julie Middleton
Ken Mortimer ’56 and Kay Nagle
Jerry Myrick
Mike Myrick ’03 and Amanda Myrick
Kirby Nadeau ’77 and Verna Maurice
Bruce Nash ’71 and Susan Nash
Eric Nicolai ’79
Gunnar Olson ’90 and Anna Sievers
Jessie Maher Parker ’95
Kate Perkins ’81
Fred Perry ’59 and Sarah Smith
Bob Pettit ’69
David Prout ’83
Jamie Ryland ’70 and Margaret Ryland
Sarah Hughes Sigel ’76 and Richard Sigel
Ron Sklar ’70 and Marydee Sklar
Michael Slosberg ’63 and Karen Slosberg
Dave Snow ’72 and Lynette Snow
Bill Stites ’71 and Sara Stites
John Suitor ’84 and Gail Suitor
Ian Swanbeck ’85 and Christie Swanbeck
Cora Turlish ’86 and Matthew Shifman
Sarah Twichell
Stephen Wagner ’73 and Carol Wagner
Bob Waite ’68 and Karen Shigeishi-Waite
Doug Webb ’76 and Sandra Webb
Peter Welsh ’70
Rupert White ’75 and Lori White
Dave Williams ’60* and Stephanie Williams
Bob Willis ’69 and Nancy Winslow
15 TO 19 CONSECUTIVE YEARS
Anonymous (2)
Gary Appelbaum ’76 and Gail Appelbaum
Jim Balano ’71 and Kate Spillane
David and Theresa Banash
Ed Barry ’57 and Teresa Barry
Heidi Collins
Jessica Feeley ’75
Debra Garvin (H ’73)
Greg Getschow ’82 and Kimberly Getschow
Zandy Gray ’61 and Lila Gray
Joy Dubin Grossman ’82 and James Grossman
Alex Haartz ’77
Matt Hampton ’86
Susan Buckley Harlor and William Ray
Susie and Ted Hoeller
Paul Kaneb ’60 and Jill Kaneb
Al Kennedy ’65 and Patricia Taylor
Dave Lougee ’59 and Carolyn Lougee
Matthew Lyness ’76 and Kathy Lyness
Margaret O’Donnell and John Rasmussen
Bill Patterson ’56 and Irene Patterson
George Powers ’70 and Marguerite Herman
Mason Pratt ’57
Laura and Michael Rifkin
Ben Rifkin ’96 and Jamie Rifkin
James and Linda Salisbury
Robert Scholnick ’58 and Sylvia Scholnick
Jeff Scott ’72 and Hilda Scott
Dana Shields ’78 and Robert Hubbell
Meg Speranza Anderson
Meredith Strang Burgess
Kent Walker ’63 and Patricia Walker
John Walthausen ’64 and Katherine Walthausen
Jeff Weber
10 TO 14 CONSECUTIVE YEARS
Peter Bancroft ’70
Emily and Timothy Bonis
Kayla Chadwick ’08
Nat Corwin ’73 and Sarah Miller
Jon Crane ’86
Mark Desgrosseilliers ’89
Alyssa Doherty ’95
Mark and Nancy Enyedy
Steven Fitzgerald ’72 and Hilda Fitzgerald
Wende Fox Lawson and Jim Lawson
Cory Friedman ’65
Carmine and Laurie Frumiento
Rickey Gilbert
Brad Gilbreth and Linda Gilbreth
Carolyn Gouges d’Agincourt ’77
Mike Graney ’56 and Patricia Graney
Doug Haartz ’76 and Judith Haartz
Charles Hall USCG ’80 and Celine Hall
Bob Hanks ’62 and Katharine Hanks
Andrea Hart ’08
Stuart Hill ’79 and Tara Hill
Rob Kinasewich ’86 and Patricia Kinasewich
Becky Leamon ’81
Nick Leyden ’01 and Ana Leyden
Charlie Lownes ’84 and Kathryn Lownes
Chris Magendantz ’87 and Kristin Magendantz
Evan Mahaney ’65
Jonathan Marvel ’65 and Stefanie Marvel
Douglas McCoy ’66 and Regina McCoy
Timothy Murnane ’86
Emily Geismar Murphy ’02 and Phillip Murphy
Paul Nemetz-Carlson and Cassandra Turner
George Parker ’61
Carl Peterson ’69
Gerard Puopolo and Lucy Eversley
Tom Reeves ’65
Daniella Swenton and Travis Brennan
Liza Tarr
Ralph and Marilyn Tedesco
Ander Thebaud ’83
Gerry Thompson ’68 and Barrett Thompson
Heidi Cornwell Trout ’83
Ned Waite ’65 and Anne Waite
Garvin Warner* and Margaret Wheeler
Rick Waxman ’64
Tim West ’76
Lani Jones Wolterstorff ’79 and
Robert Wolterstorff
5 TO 9 CONSECUTIVE YEARS
Jennifer Willey Algieri ’88 and Frank Algieri
Kathleen Augusta
Ross Babcock ’58 and Jo Anne Babcock
Gary Bahre ’81
Tamar Barlam
Judy and Steve Bennett
Greg Boardman ’65 and Mary Jo Boardman
Mike Corrigan
Nathan Draper ’87
Beth Eckels
Jamie Fey ’02 and Ian Crouch
Ted Field ’69 and Marjorie Field
Fredric Friedman ’62 and Cathy Mann
Sandy Furber ’68 and Colleen Furber
Joe Garcelon ’69
Jen and Teke Gronros
Johanna Haunold-Dumeunier ’12
Leo Hill ’74 and Lisa Hill
Myles Horn ’15 and Brittany Horn ’14
Tom Johnson ’68 and Jeannie Johnson
Jim Keenan ’87 and Bonita Harkins
Allan Lamport ’60 and Tracy Lamport
Ross LeBlond ’17
Judd Lowe ’72 and Debbie Lowe
Patrick Lyness ’75 and Anne Lyness
Stacy Berney Miles ’76
Barrett Mitchell ’02 and Sarah Mountcastle
John Moeling ’60 and Barbara Moeling
Benjamin Nadeau ’08 and Miriah Nadeau
Chuck Pratt ’83 and Sarah Mariner
James and Mia Pross
Randy Pyle ’70 and Judith Pyle
Mark and Sarah Ray
Tim Roche ’79 and Shelli Sousa
David and Nelida Ruiz
Gary Savignano ’81 and Patricia Savignano
Bill Sepe ’53
Tom Severance ’86 and Patricia Severance
Matt Spence ’87 and Michelle Spence
Sam Stafford ’68 and Harriet Stafford
Rachel Sukeforth ’03
Jerome and Mary-Catherine Sullivan
Shamus Sullivan ’18
Rob Thomas ’76
Barbara and John Waterman
David Wildes ’68 and Kitty Wildes
Dean Wolfahrt ’70 and Gail Wolfahrt
Leadership Gifts
Hebron’s 1804 Leadership Society honors those alumni, family, and friends who have contributed $1,000 or more to the Academy within a single fiscal year to bolster the operations of the school. Hebron relies on the generous gifts of these donors, and we celebrate their vision and faith in the mission of the Academy.
The 1804 Leadership Society is composed of six donor recognition categories. Hebron Academy takes this opportunity to express its gratitude to the 104 leadership donors listed below, whose collective gifts and pledges amounted to $858,386 or 93% of the total philanthropic support of the Academy during the 2024–2025 fiscal year.
THE ELEANOR D� AND CLAUDE L�
Bill Percival ’76 and Allison Percival
HEBRON ACADEMY’S 1804 LEADERSHIP SOCIETY GIVING LEVELS ARE AS FOLLOWS:
The Eleanor D� & Claude L� Allen Society
$50,000 or more
Hupper & Treat Society
$25,000–$49,999
The Dwyer Society
$10,000–$24,999
Sturtevant Circle
$5,000–$9,999
1804 Circle
$1,804–$4,999
Charter Circle
$1,000–$1,803
ALLEN SOCIETY
$50,000 or more
Albert Lepage Foundation, Inc.
Gary Bahre ’81
Shell Evans ’62 and Susan Evans
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Albert Lepage ’65
Bob Raymond ’55*
Dave Williams ’60* and Stephanie Williams
HUPPER AND TREAT SOCIETY
$25,000 to $49,000
Susan Garner (H ’62)
Jerrold Olanoff ’54*
Schwab Charitable Fund
Ron Sklar ’70 and Marydee Sklar
Vanguard Charitable
Jeff Weber
Bill Witter ’82
THE DWYER SOCIETY
$10,000 to $24,999
Anonymous (2)
Carolyn Adams ’77 and Dan Fuller
Walter Burden ’64 and Jean Burden
Nick Carter ’73 and Susan Carter
Mal Davis ’58
Jane Harris Ash ’79 and Gary Ash
Paul Kaneb ’60 and Jill Kaneb
Matthew Lyness ’76 and Kathy Lyness
Peter Madsen ’65 and Diana Madsen
Brad Parsons ’72 and Nancy Harris
David Prout ’83
Rupert and Ruth White Charitable Fund
Robert J. Ryan ’77
The Paul and Jill Kaneb Family Charitable Foundation
Susan Crane (H ’58)
Rupert White ’51 and Ruth White
STURTEVANT CIRCLE
$5,000 too $9,999
Anonymous (3)
Mark and Debra Anthoine
Ed Barry ’57 and Teresa Barry Benevity, Inc.
CIGNA Foundation
Brian O. Cloherty ’79
Saul Cohen ’51 and Naomi Cohen
Art Cooper ’49 and Ellen Cooper
Maria Isabel Cueto Lapierre*
Bob Davis ’85 and Julie Davis
Mark Desgrosseilliers ’89
Dan Dunn ’89 and Natalie Dunn
Estate of Jose Fenderson
Stephen Gates ’72 and Joan Gates
Doug Haartz ’76 and Judith Haartz
Carolyn Lepage (H ’72)
John McIlwain ’57 and Jean McIlwain
Gary Miller ’68 and Arlene Miller
Renaissance Charitable Foundation
Robert & Mercedes Eichholz Foundation
Dave Snow ’72 and Lynette Snow
The New York Community Trust
David Wildes ’68 and Kitty Wildes
1804 SOCIETY
$1,804 to $4,999
American Tower Corporation
David and Theresa Banash
Lincoln Blake ’50 and Barbara Blake
Peter Burbank ’70 and Sheila Burbank
Chris Buschmann ’66 and Lois Buschmann
Craig Clark ’70 and Judy Unger-Clark
William Couch ’81 and Kimberly Couch
Bill Davenport ’55 and Tildy Davenport
Delta Air Lines Foundation
Norm Farrar ’58
Elizabeth Beach Fitzpatrick ’76 and Douglas
Fitzpatrick
Peter Giesemann ’57 and Carol Giesemann
Paul Goodof ’67
Ed Gottlieb ’64 and Mathilda Gottlieb
Alicia Haartz
Nat Harris ’81
Jim Hill ’90 and Lisa Hill
Hank Holste ’64
Tom Hull ’64 and Jill Hull
Jonathan Larabee ’88 and Annette Larabee
Paul Leger ’76
Dick Levinson ’49 and Susan Newman
Bob Lowenthal ’68
Jonathan Marvel ’65 and Stefanie Marvel
Corb Moister ’68
Jonathan Moll ’69 and Robin Moll
MPX
Emily Geismar Murphy ’02 and Phillip Murphy
Northern New York Community Foundation
Giselle Pomerleau ’02 and James Tolerico
R. M. Davis, Inc.
Dean Ridlon ’53
Rick Rigazio ’71 and Julie Rigazio
Henry Rines ’65 and Jan Rines
Jamie Ryland ’70 and Margaret Ryland
Dave Stonebraker and Leslie Guenther
Bob Waite ’68 and Karen Shigeishi-Waite
Bill Weary ’60
Peter Welsh ’70
Tim West ’76
Hodie White ’54 and Mary White
Bob Willis ’69 and Nancy Winslow
CHARTER CIRCLE
$1,000 to $1,803
Anonymous (2)
Ronald Adams ’65 and Karen Adams
Bill Allen ’62
Ellen Augusta ’75
Jeff Baker ’71 and Peggie Lee Baker
Peter Bancroft ’70
Sara Marquis Barker ’03
Joe Bellavance ’58 and Mary Bellavance
Christopher Britt ’83 and Catherine Britt
Susan Crane (H ’58)
Peter Crisp ’51 and Missy Crisp
Clem Dwyer ’66 and Martha Dwyer
Carleton Endemann ’64 and Deborah Endemann
Sandy Eynon ’65 and Karin Eynon
Chester Fairlie ’63 and Joan Fairlie
Dick Forte ’62 and Mariele Forte
Wende Fox Lawson and Jim Lawson
Carmine and Laurie Frumiento
John Giger ’64 and Judy Giger
Lee Grant ’90 and Sarah Grant
Leslie Guenther and David Stonebraker
Alex Haartz ’77
Will Harding ’63
Wally Higgins
Mark Jorgensen ’74 and Dee Dee Jorgensen
Ed Lewis ’72 and Sue Lewis
Judd Lowe ’72 and Debbie Lowe
Peter Lunder ’52 and Paula Lunder
Mike Malm ’60 and Cynthia Malm
Joe Mandiberg ’65 and Linda Mandiberg
Manulife Financial
Bob McCoy ’58 and Elaine McCoy
Barrett Mitchell ’02 and Sarah Mountcastle
Ken Mortimer ’56 and Kay Nagle
Tom Ossman*
Fred Perry ’59 and Sarah Smith
Bill Sepe ’53
Sam Stafford ’68 and Harriet Stafford
Fred Stavis ’51 and Ruth Stavis
The Lunder Foundation
The Maine Community Foundation
The Walter H. and Hannah H. Webb Family Foundation
Doug Webb ’76 and Sandra Webb
Chip and Jean Wood
Class Giving
Hebron alumni play a critical role in supporting the success of their alma mater to ensure that future students at the Academy have a Hebron experience that will forge for them, too, a lifelong commitment to the school. The following gifts impact all areas of the school, from yearly operations to capital projects to long-term endowment. We are immensely appreciative of the alumni and honorary members who join together, across class years, for this generous effort.
CLASS OF 1933
Estate of Jose Fenderson
CLASS OF 1948
John G. Blake
CLASS OF 1949
All 2024-2025 Gifts: $9,000
Art Cooper
Dick Levinson
CLASS OF 1950
Lincoln Blake
CLASS OF 1951
All 2024-2025 Gifts: $18,200
Saul Cohen
Peter Crisp
Bert Lachmann
Fred Stavis
Rupert White
CLASS OF 1952
All 2024-2025 Gifts: $1,700
Morris S. Albert
Charles Longley
Peter Lunder
Peter Schramm
CLASS OF 1953
All 2024-2025 Gifts: $4,100
Len Mintz*
Dean Ridlon
Bill Sepe
CLASS OF 1954
All 2024-2025 Gifts: $45,820
Henry Curtis
John Merz
Jerrold Olanoff*
Hodie White
Daphne Whitman (H)
CLASS OF 1955
All 2024-2025 Gifts: $251,444
Allan Brown
Bill Davenport
Jim Gillies
Goody Gilman
Bob Raymond*
CLASS OF 1956
All 2024-2025 Gifts: $1,300
Dick Canaday
Mike Graney
Ken Mortimer
Bill Patterson
CLASS OF 1957
All 2024-2025 Gifts: $14,300
Ed Barry
Peter Giesemann
John McIlwain
Mason Pratt
CLASS OF 1958
All 2024-2025 Gifts: $26,800
Ross Babcock
Joe Bellavance
Susan Crane (H)
Mal Davis
Norm Farrar
Robert Jarvis
Bob McCoy
Ted Noyes
Robert Scholnick
CLASS OF 1959
All 2024-2025 Gifts: $2,300
Conrad Conant
Paul Dahlquist
Dave Lougee
Bruce MacDougal
Tom Mann
Fred Perry
John Redmond
Tycho von Rosenvinge
CLASS OF 1960
All 2024-2025 Gifts: $514,467
Dave Anderson
Bob Brown
John Halford
Paul Kaneb
Allan Lamport
Mike Malm
John Moeling
Bill Weary
Dave Williams*
CLASS OF 1961
All 2024-2025 Gifts: $1,450
Zandy Gray
Steve Hibbard
David Lowell
Terry Parker
Tom Snedeker
CLASS OF 1962
All 2024-2025 Gifts: $129,650
Bill Allen
Jon Brooks
Ed Driscoll
Shell Evans
Dick Forte
Fredric Friedman
Susan Garner (H)
Bob Hanks
Bill Stocker
Jack Suitor, Jr.
Bob Varney
CLASS OF 1963
All 2024-2025 Gifts: $3,770
David Ayres
Chester Fairlie
Will Harding
Joe Hodgkins
Roger McNeill
Michael Slosberg
Ken Sweezey
Kent Walker
Byron Whitney
CLASS OF 1964
All 2024-2025 Gifts: $21,414
Bill Boucher, Jr.
Ray Bradford
Walter Burden
Carleton Endemann
John Giger
Ed Gottlieb
Hank Holste
Tom Hull
John Meehan
John Walthausen
Rick Waxman
CLASS OF 1965
All 2024-2025 Gifts: $869,194
Ronald Adams
Greg Boardman
Tad Clark
Sandy Eynon
Van Finn
Cory Friedman
Dave Goodof
Al Kennedy
Albert Lepage
Peter Madsen
Evan Mahaney
Joe Mandiberg
Jonathan Marvel
George McPhee
Dwight Parsons
Tom Reeves
Henry Rines
Ned Waite
CLASS OF 1966
All 2024-2025 Gifts: $3,700
Chris Buschmann
Clem Dwyer
Douglas McCoy
CLASS OF 1967
All 2024-2025 Gifts: $37,259
John Baker
Lawrence Crane
Paul Goodof
John Meserve
Roger L. Treat
James H. Webb
CLASS OF 1968
All 2024-2025 Gifts: $18,639
Jeff Cook
Jim Cram
Sandy Furber
Tom Johnson
James Locke
Bob Lowenthal
Gary Miller
Corb Moister
J. K. Powers
Sam Stafford
Gerry Thompson
Bob Waite
David Wildes
CLASS OF 1969
All 2024-2025 Gifts: $6,820
Peter Boody
Ted Field
Alonzo Garcelon
Dan Lyman
Jonathan Moll
Carl Peterson
Bob Pettit
Jeff Tannebring
Bob Willis
CLASS OF 1970
All 2024-2025 Gifts: $36,362
Peter Bancroft
Peter Burbank
Craig Clark
Rudi Eyerer
Henry Harding
Kim Kenway, Esq.
George Powers
Randy Pyle
Jamie Ryland
Ron Sklar
Peter Welsh
Dean Wolfahrt
CLASS OF 1971
All 2024-2025 Gifts: $3,915
Jeff Baker
Jim Balano
David Birtwistle
Doug Gordon
Carl Mikkelsen
Bruce Nash
Rick Rigazio
Bill Stites
Henry Wise
CLASS OF 1972
All 2024-2025 Gifts: $30,425
John Chandler
Steven Fitzgerald
Steve Gates
Bruce Hunter
Carolyn Lepage (H)
Ed Lewis
Judd Lowe
Brad Parsons
Jeff Scott
Dave Snow
CLASS OF 1973
All 2024-2025 Gifts: $11,550
Francis M. Blodget
David Brooks
Nick Carter
Nat Corwin
Debra Garvin (H)
Mark Purcell
Stephen Wagner
CLASS OF 1974
All 2024-2025 Gifts: $1,540
Leo Hill
Mark Jorgensen
Skyler Kershner
Richard G. Parker
CLASS OF 1975
All 2024-2025 Gifts: $1,230
Ellen Augusta
Jessica Feeley
Patrick Lyness
Rupert White
CLASS OF 1976
All 2024-2025 Gifts: $42,283
Gary Appelbaum
Michael Arel
Thomas A. Fitzgerald
Liz Beach Fitzpatrick
Doug Haartz
Paul Leger
Matthew Lyness
Stacy Berney Miles
Mel Nadeau
Bill Percival
Sarah Hughes Sigel
Rob Thomas
Hugh C. Van Roosen
Doug Webb
Tim West
CLASS OF 1977
All 2024-2025 Gifts: $27,838
Carolyn Adams
David Burnett
Carolyn Gouges d’Agincourt
Alex Haartz
Bob Hernon
Susan Shaver Loyd-Turner
Kirby Nadeau
Robert J. Ryan
CLASS OF 1978
All 2024-2025 Gifts: $380
George S. Hutchins III
Nancy Briggs Marshall
Dana Shields
CLASS OF 1979
All 2024-2025 Gifts: $25,018
Brian Cloherty
Jane Harris Ash
Stuart Hill
Karen Holler
Debra E. Johns
Eric Nicolai
Tim Roche
Bragdon Shields
Lani Jones Wolterstorff
CLASS OF 1980
All 2024-2025 Gifts: $640
Chuck Hall USCG
Andrew Smith
CLASS OF 1981
All 2024-2025 Gifts: $55,186
Gary Bahre
William Couch
Eileen Gillespie-Fahey
Nat Harris
Becky Leamon
Kate Perkins
Laura Douglas Peterson
Bob Quarles
Gary Savignano
CLASS OF 1982
All 2024-2025 Gifts: $26,250
Greg Getschow
Bob Greaves
Joy Dubin Grossman
Marc Lunder
Maura Chernick MacKenzie
Bill Witter
CLASS OF 1983
All 2024-2025 Gifts: $16,450
Marty Ader
Christopher D. Britt
Robert A. Donahue
Sharon Lake-Post
Chuck Pratt
David Prout
Ander Thebaud
Heidi Cornwell Trout
CLASS OF 1984
All 2024-2025 Gifts: $500
Christopher M. Giles
Dave Hathaway
Charlie Lownes
Larry Sparks
John Suitor
CLASS OF 1985
All 2024-2025 Gifts: $6,225
Timothy Caddo
Bob Davis
Dagny Maidman
Karin Schott
Lawrence A. Silfen
Michael Silverman
Ian Swanbeck
CLASS OF 1986
All 2024-2025 Gifts: $2,825
Jon Crane
Matt Hampton
Tyler Hinrichs
Rob Kinasewich
Timothy Murnane
Tom Severance
Cora Turlish
Harper Ingram Wong
CLASS OF 1987
All 2024-2025 Gifts: $968
Galen Crane
Nathan Draper
Jason Found
Jim Keenan
Kate Littlefield
Chris Magendantz
Jim Martinez
Matt Spence
CLASS OF 1988
All 2024-2025 Gifts: $8,500
Jennifer Willey Algieri
Bill Guidera
Jonathan Larabee
Kate Albin Lindberg
Anne Sage
Nathaniel Sullivan
CLASS OF 1989
All 2024-2025 Gifts: $13,329
Megan Brooks Carolla
Amy Clark
Steve Collins
Mark Desgrosseilliers
Dan Dunn
James H. Jenkins
Todd S. Manter
Hayes McCarthy
Charlie Seefried
Andy Stern
CLASS OF 1990
All 2024-2025 Gifts: $4,700
Timothy Deschaines
Lee Grant
Jim Hill
Laurie A. Huntress
Gunnar Olson
CLASS OF 1994
Nathan Ohler
CLASS OF 1995
All 2024-2025 Gifts: $474
Alyssa Doherty
Bethanne M. Graustein
Meredith Robinson Hanby
Jessie Maher Parker
CLASS OF 1996
All 2024-2025 Gifts: $550
George Arison
Ben Rifkin
CLASS OF 1997
Anonymous
CLASS OF 1999
All 2024-2025 Gifts: $875
Christy L. Dunn
Jake Leyden
Jenny Agnew Ridley
Owen R. Theriault
CLASS OF 2000
Benjamin B. Krauter
CLASS OF 2001
All 2024-2025 Gifts: $110
Stu Hedstrom
Nick Leyden
CLASS OF 2002
All 2024-2025 Gifts: $7,744
Jamie Fey
Leah Hedstrom
Barrett Mitchell
Emily Geismar Murphy
Giselle Pomerleau
CLASS OF 2003
All 2024-2025 Gifts: $1,030
Sara Marquis Barker
Mike Myrick
Rachel Sukeforth
CLASS OF 2005
Stephanie C. Romanowicz
CLASS OF 2007
Adam Kidder
CLASS OF 2008
All 2024-2025 Gifts: $611
Molly Skelton ’21
ROOTED IN GRATITUDE
For Molly Skelton ’21, Hebron Academy has always meant opportunity and connection. When she reflects on her time as a student, one thing stands out: the generosity that made her experience possible. “If it weren’t for financial aid, I wouldn’t have been able to attend Hebron,” she says. “That’s true for so many of us.”
That opportunity opened doors to belonging, lasting relationships, and memorable adventures. Among her favorite experiences were the piano lessons she and her sister taught to the children of English teacher Barbara Waterman, a connection that continues to this day. “Through her, I’ve stayed in touch with what’s happening at the school; it’s been really special.”
Her sense of gratitude also inspires her to give back. “Every time I donate, I debate where my gift should go,” she laughs. She often chooses “where the need is greatest” because she values all aspects of Hebron, its academics, athletics, and people. She is especially passionate about supporting faculty and academic programs, while recognizing that athletics draw many students to campus. “Sports often bring students here, and then they fall in love with the academics and the community. Both are essential to what makes Hebron special.”
Her years at Hebron challenged and prepared her well. “Those long AP labs everyone complained about were the best preparation for college,” she says. Majoring in biology, she discovered a love of learning and exploration. Now working at an orthodontic practice in Falmouth, she’s gaining hands-on experience as she prepares for dental school.
Though life has taken her beyond Hebron’s campus, her roots remain strong. Nearly her entire family has ties to the Academy, reinforcing what she values most: “It’s all about community.”
Bill Skelton ’86 and Molly Skelton ’21. Both received the Ernest Sherman Award, 35 years apart.
Molly Skelton ’21, her sister Grace, and English teacher Barbara Waterman.
Kayla A. Chadwick
Andrea Hart
Ben Nadeau
CLASS OF 2009
All 2024-2025 Gifts: $120
Derek Gilbreth
Josh Mosher
CLASS OF 2012
All 2024-2025 Gifts: $270
Johanna Haunold-Dumeunier
Mariah Mosher
CLASS OF 2014
All 2024-2025 Gifts: $193
Brittany Myrick Horn
Nico Manganiello
Luke Tremblay
Austin Wildes
CLASS OF 2015
Myles Horn
CLASS OF 2017
Ross LeBlond
CLASS OF 2018
All 2024-2025 Gifts: $100
Ryan Kappelmann
Shamus Sullivan
CLASS OF 2019
Maggie Kinasewich
CLASS OF 2021
Molly Skelton
CLASS OF 2026
All 2024-2025 Gifts: $270
Kellen Anthoine
Oscar Gronros
Parents, Faculty and Friends
Parents of current students and of alumni, as well as faculty, former faculty, and other friends of Hebron constantly show an unwavering commitment to the Academy. We thank them for their support for the ongoing work of the school and for the future of the school and our students.
PARENTS OF CURRENT STUDENTS
Anonymous (3)
Mark and Debra Anthoine
Chuck Buker and Whitney King-Buker
Paul and Olga Bushey
Jeff and Clover Craig
Chris DeCato
Jamie and Jennifer Doyle
Jon and Catherine Finch
Carmine and Laurie Frumiento
Maria Valentina Gomory Martinez
Jen and Teke Gronros
Steven and Megan Hannah
Laurie Huntress ’90 and Josh Hounsell
Danick Lavoie and Veronique Dion
Angeline Marcotte
Hayes McCarthy ’89 and Rebecca McCarthy
Brian and Sandra McDonough
Amanda and Gabe Miller
Ryan Miller and Denise Lynne Wadsworth
Hillory Oakes and Robert Strong
Frank and Krista Parisi
Ainslie and Patrick Phillips
James and Mia Pross
Jeremy and Jamien Reynolds
Mark Romanelli and Melissa Del Pinto
Jason and Angie Rosenberg
Karin Schott ’85 and Abigail Merced
Mary and Jack Sweeney
Terry Tountas and Rania Fahmy
Ken Waldron and Shawn Damon
Mike and Sherrie Wells
PARENTS OF ALUMNI
Anonymous (2)
David and Theresa Banash
Tamar Barlam
Emily and Timothy Bonis
Paul Brouwer and Sara Wilmot
Craig Clark ’70 and Judy Unger-Clark
Debbie Clark
Saul Cohen ’51 and Naomi Cohen
Heidi Collins
Mike Corrigan
Susan Crane (H ’58)
Maria Isabel Cueto Lapierre*
Mal Davis ’58
Ed Driscoll ’62 and Diane Driscoll
Mark and Nancy Enyedy
Sandy Eynon ’65 and Karin Eynon
Bruce and Elizabeth Found
Wende Fox Lawson and Jim Lawson
Carmine and Laurie Frumiento
Herbert Gardner and Margot Gardner
Susan and John Geismar
Kathy Gerrits-Leyden
Peter Giesemann ’57 and Carol Giesemann
Brad Gilbreth and Linda Gilbreth
Jim Gillies ’55 and Susan Gillies
Ed Gottlieb ’64 and Mathilda Gottlieb
Zandy Gray ’61 and Lila Gray
Art Gregory and Lynn McAfee
Alicia Haartz
Susan Buckley Harlor and William Ray
Laura M. Hiestand
Bill Hine and Cathy Hazelton
Janet Kinasewich
Rob Kinasewich ’86 and Patricia Kinasewich
Charles Longley ’52 and Susan Longley
Peter Lunder ’52 and Paula Lunder
Paula Lyons-Myrick
Steve and Julie Middleton
Jerry Myrick
Ted Noyes ’58 and Ann Noyes
Margaret O’Donnell and John Rasmussen
Gerard Puopolo and Lucy Eversley
Mark and Sarah Ray
Cary Rea and Nancy Rea
Laura and Michael Rifkin
Beverly Roy and Marc Roy ’78
James and Linda Salisbury
Raymond and Sonya Sampson
Gary Savignano ’81 and Patricia Savignano
Carl and Renee Seefried
Thomas and Bethel Shields
Steve Smith
Meg Speranza Anderson
Fred Stavis ’51 and Ruth Stavis
David and Victoria Steed
Dana and Peggy Stewart
Dave Stonebraker and Leslie Guenther
Meredith Strang Burgess
Jack Suitor ’62 and Beth Suitor
Jerome and Mary-Catherine Sullivan
Ralph and Marilyn Tedesco
Molly and Turlish
Garvin Warner* and Margaret Wheeler
Rupert White ’51 and Ruth White
Chip and Jean Wood
GRANDPARENTS
Janet Kinasewich
Bev Leyden
FACULTY AND STAFF
Anonymous (5)
Judy Bennett
Tim Bonis
Emily Bonis
Ryan Brennan
Paul Brouwer
Paul Bushey
Ernie Cash
Jake Cockrell
Heidi Collins
Chris DeCato
Beth Gallagher
Rickey Gilbert
Jen Gronros
Chuck Hall USCG ’80
Meredith Robinson Hanby ’95
Bob Hanby
Angie Marcotte
Kathleen McNeil
Gabe Miller
Amanda Miller
Josh Mosher ’09
Christopher Moylan
Miriah Nadeau
Hillory Oakes
Patrick Phillips
Ainslie Phillips
Alana Mach Pinard
Gary Powers
Bev Roy
David Ruiz
Aaron Smart
Deb Smith
Amanda Stevens
Mary Sweeney
Jack Sweeney
Daniella Swenton
Shelby Turcotte
Barbara Waterman
FORMER FACULTY AND STAFF
Anonymous
Ellen Augusta ’75
Jamie Fey ’02
Bruce Found
Kathy Gerrits-Leyden
Leslie Guenther
Celine Hall
Matt Hampton ’86
John King
Marcia King
Jake Leyden ’99
Liz Leyden
Bev Leyden
Nancy Briggs Marshall ’78
Steve Middleton
Julie Middleton
Paul Nemetz-Carlson
Margaret O’Donnell
Tom Ossman*
Mitch Overbye
John Redmond ’59
Corey Ridley
Jenny Agnew Ridley ’99
Laura Rifkin
Dave Stonebraker
Jack Suitor, Jr. ’62
Liza Tarr
Sarah Twichell
Jeff Weber
Sara Wilmot
FRIENDS
Anonymous (2)
Erin Ash Sullivan
Kathleen Augusta
Lawrence Boyle
Philip and Nancy Brackett
Beth Eckels
Howard Fine and Mary Ann Gilmore
Mark and Barbara Friedman
Edmund Gendreau
Regina Ethel Herzlinger
Wally Higgins
Susie and Ted Hoeller
Kathrine Jackson
Wendy Marble BradleyTerwilliger
Peter and Linda Mesnik
Dean Ridlon, Jr.
Judith Robbins
Miriam Rosenblatt
Paul Silver and Katherine Haspel
Joseph and Kasia Taylor
Andria Temple
Linda Temple
Wayne Temple
Margo Tulloss
June Wiley
Leading with Purpose
DAVID RUIZ, DIRECTOR OF THE ALBERT LEPAGE ’65 CENTER FOR DIVERSITY, EQUITY & INCLUSION
When David Ruiz arrived in Maine in 2020, he found Hebron Academy at a pivotal moment and, in many ways, it found him. Drawn by the school’s mission and the possibilities of a vibrant 6–12 boarding and day community, he joined Hebron first as Dean of Students before becoming Director of the Albert Lepage ’65 Center for Diversity, Equity & Inclusion. Even in the uncertainty of the early pandemic, he recognized Hebron as a place grounded in care, connection, and purpose. “The commitment of our faculty to academic excellence and matters of equity and social justice. Our Graduates leave Hebron, not only with a quality education, but with a renewed sense of purpose and service for all people,” he says. “Our students are inspirational.”
Ruiz sees Hebron’s heartbeat most clearly in everyday moments, especially during The Last Word at Morning Meeting. The reflections students share, he says, reveal the authenticity of their Hebron journeys: expressions of gratitude, belonging, and the feeling of home. As a lifelong educator, he also treasures time in the classroom, watching former 8th-grade students grow into thoughtful leaders. “I’m really proud of all of them,” he adds.
As a faculty donor to the Annual Fund, Ruiz’s commitment is deeply personal. Having received financial support as a student himself, he views giving as an act of gratitude. “Paying it forward is my way of saying thanks to those who believed in me, and those who came before and after me.” Philanthropy, he notes, is essential to maintaining the residential, academic, and athletic programs that make Hebron exceptional, and to ensuring access for talented students from around the world.
Looking ahead, Ruiz is optimistic. “Hebron’s future is bright as long as we continue providing an exceptional experience,” he says. “Students who thrive here will help ensure that continues for generations.”
FOUNDATIONS AND DONOR ADVISED FUNDS
Anonymous (3)
Albert Lepage Foundation, Inc.
Bank of New York Mellon Charitable Gift Fund
Charities Aid Foundation of America
CIGNA Foundation
Delta Air Lines Foundation
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Give Lively Foundation, Inc.
JP Morgan Charitable Giving Fund
Lester G Provo TUA FBO Charities
Marilyn & Mike Grossman Foundation
Northern New York Community Foundation
Renaissance Charitable Foundation
Robert & Mercedes Eichholz Foundation
Rupert and Ruth White Charitable Fund
Schwab Charitable Fund
Tedesco Family Charitable Fund
The Delaney Bay Fund, Inc.
The Lunder Foundation
The Maine Community Foundation
The New York Community Trust
The Paul and Jill Kaneb Family Charitable Foundation
The Walter H. and Hannah H. Webb Family Foundation
Vanguard Charitable
MATCHING GIFT COMPANIES AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS
Anonymous American Tower Corporation
CIGNA Foundation
Comcast Corporation
Deta Air Lines Foundation
Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals
Manulife Financial
Microsoft Matching Gifts Program
MPX
Natals Inc dba Ritual
R. M. Davis, Inc.
TD Bank
The Delaney Bay Fund, Inc.
The New York Community Trust
Gifts in Memory and in Honor
IN MEMORY OF:
Afifa Ahmed
Amanda and Gabe Miller
Addison and Elisabeth Augusta
Kathleen Augusta
Thomas Fitzgerald ’76 and Jessie Fitzgerald
William “Bill” Becker III ’87
Clem Dwyer ’66 and Martha Dwyer
Todd Manter ’89
Andy Stern ’89 and Lisa Stern
Andria Temple
Linda Temple
Wayne Temple
The Reverend Kenneth A. Boyle ’52
Lawrence Boyle
William C.H. Boyle ’50
Lawrence Boyle
Sanford P. Brass P ’69
Alonzo Garcelon ’69
Wayne R. Caron ’69
Alonzo Garcelon ’69
George W. Freiday Jr.
Alonzo Garcelon ’69
Douglas C. Garvin ’73
Debra Garvin (H ’73)
Bernard Helm ’59
Kathrine Jackson
Margo Tulloss
Crawford Hinman P ’71
Alonzo Garcelon ’69
Regis F. Lepage ’72
Alonzo Garcelon ’69
Carolyn Lepage (H ’72)
Henry G. Lumbard Jr. P ’69
Alonzo Garcelon ’69
Tracy McLeod Harlor ’85
Susan Buckley Harlor and William Ray
Leonard “Len” Mintz ’53
Ellen Augusta ’75
Philip and Nancy Brackett
Heidi Collins
Howard Fine and Mary Ann Gilmore
Mark and Barbara Friedman
Edmund Gendreau
Peter and Linda Mesnik
Dean Ridlon ’53
Judith Robbins
Miriam Rosenblatt
Paul Silver and Katherine Haspel
Robert F. Preti P ’71
Alonzo Garcelon ’69
William H. Rines P ’69
Alonzo Garcelon ’69
LTJG James “Jeb” Shields ’83, USN
Chris Britt ’83 and Catherine Britt
Bragdon Shields ’79 and Janet Lange
Dana Shields ’78 and Robert Hubbell
Thomas and Bethel Shields
William B. Skelton II P ’86
Alonzo Garcelon ’69
Jay Woolsey
Kathleen Augusta
IN HONOR OF:
Leonard Mintz ’53
Regina Ethel Herzlinger
Dean Ridlon ’53
Dean Ridlon Jr.
Restricted Gifts
These gifts, made in this fiscal year, manifest the dedication and commitment of donors who support specific programs and projects at the Academy. Made in consultation with the advancement office, restricted gifts are critical to maintaining Hebron’s distinctive programs at a level of excellence.
Arts Programming
Dan Dunn ’89 and Natalie Dunn
Robert & Mercedes Eichholz Foundation
The Arts
Noah Love ’07 and Jonathan Rivera
Capital Campaign 2024
Anne Sage ’88 and Jesse Sgro
Class of 1972 Gift
Stephen Gates ’72 and Joan Gates
Ed Lewis ’72 and Sue Lewis
Saul B. and Naomi R. Cohen Concert Series
Saul Cohen ’51 and Naomi Cohen
Community Scholarship
Judy and Steve Bennett
Emily and Timothy Bonis
Jake Cockrell and Lauren Olson
Heidi Collins
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Leslie Guenther and David Stonebraker
Celine Hall and Charles Hall USCG ’80
Meredith Robinson Hanby ’95 and Robert Hanby
Angie Marcotte
Kathleen McNeil
Amanda and Gabe Miller
Mitch and Katherine Overbye
Ainslie and Patrick Phillips
Schwab Charitable Fund
David and Nelida Ruiz
Aaron Smart
Beth Teske and David Snodgress
Vanguard Charitable
Barbara and John Waterman
Jeff Weber
Sara Wilmot and Paul Brouwer
The Shirley A. Found Memorial Fund
Bruce and Elizabeth Found
Garner-McCormack Family Scholarship
Susan Garner (H ’62)
LePage Center for Arts and Diversity
Albert Lepage ’65
Albert Lepage Foundation, Inc.
Additional Restricted Gifts
Anonymous
Carolyn Adams ’77 and Dan Fuller
Benevity, Inc.
Shell Evans ’62 and Susan Evans
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Doug Haartz ’76 and Judith Haartz
Matthew Lyness ’76 and Kathy Lyness
Bill Percival ’76 and Allison Percival
Vanguard Charitable
Dean Ridlon ’53
Jeff Weber
Dave Williams ’60* and Stephanie Williams
Gifts in Kind
Fred Thompson ’65 and Quimby Thompson
Gifts to Endowment
Income from the endowment reinforces annual operations, scholarships, and other priorities of the Academy. Hebron’s robust endowment is growing because of these gifts, which are permanently held and professionally managed and invested. We are grateful to the generosity of those who keep the endowment flourishing for the future.
David H. Arsenault ’79 Memorial Scholarship
Kathleen Augusta
Benjamin Blais Memorial Scholarship
Beth Eckels
Endowment for Diversity
Albert Lepage ’65
Albert Lepage Foundation, Inc.
Jill and Paul Kaneb Scholarship
Paul Kaneb ’60 and Jill Kaneb
The Paul and Jill Kaneb Family Charitable Foundation
John T. Leyden Chair
Sharon Lake-Post ’83 and Benjamin Post
Bev Leyden
The Lunder Family Scholarship
Alonzo Garcelon ’69
Paul Goodof ’67
Marc Lunder ’82 and Jamie Lunder
Peter Lunder ’52 and Paula Lunder
The Lunder Foundation
Margery and Ladd MacMillan Scholarship
Bill Sepe ’53
The Dean E. Ridlon ’53 Scholarship
Dean Ridlon. Jr.
Witter Family Scholarship
Schwab Charitable Fund
Bill Witter ’82
Woolsey Scholarship Fund
Jeff Weber
Additional Endowment Income
Mal Davis ’58
Franklin Society
Since 1994, the Franklin Society has honored those who have included Hebron in their estate plans by naming the Academy as a beneficiary in their will or through another planned gift.
Anonymous*
G. W. Allen ’62
Estate of John C. Andrews, Jr. ’48
David L. Babson, Sr. *
Robert H. Bannard ’57
Donald E. Bates ’62
Andrew B. Berry ’58*
Herbert A. Black ’49*
Albert R. Blacky ’39*
Peter B. Boody ’69
Henry H. Booth ’53*
David E. Brace ’55
J. Reeve Bright ’66
Walter H. Burden III ’64
Philip H. Chadbourne 1920*
Estate of David Christison ’38
F. Davis Clark ’34*
Keith Clark ’58*
Ralph A. Corbett 1925*
Jonathan E. Crane ’86
Kennedy Crane III ’58*
Trudy P. Crane
Estate of Henrietta P. Crane
Wilfred S. Davis 1928*
Anne Davis H 1928*
Maida S. Demos
Theodore N. Divine ’55*
Blaine E. Eynon, Jr. ’65
Estate of Jose W. Fenderson ’33
Estate of Lester E. Forbes ’38
Alice W. Forester *
Richard S. Forte ’62
Elizabeth Friend *
Estate of James H. Galli ’38
John R. Giger ’64
James A. Gillies ’55
Gordon M. Gillies ’62
Richard W. Goode ’35*
Paul S. Goodof ’67
Robert W. Goodwin *
Ralph A. Gould, Jr. ’41*
Robert C. Greaves ’82
John and Nellie Hankins 1921*
Stephen E. Hawkes ’57*
Willis Hay ’32*
James B. Hill II ’90
William C. Hiss
Joseph B. Hodgkins II ’63
Susan Y. Hoeller
Joseph F. Holman, Trust ’43*
Estate of George S. Hosmer, Jr. ’39
Estate of Dr. Edgar A. Hultgren ’39
Stephen B. Jeffries ’79
David E. Jessich ’71
Edward A. Johnson ’49*
Stephen W. Lane ’62
Rosamond A. Lownes*
Margery L. MacMillan*
C. Michael Malm ’60
Thomas A. Mann ’59
C. Arthur Mayo ’32*
Robert W. McCoy, Jr. ’58
Carlton McDonald ’43*
Stephen H. Meeter ’70
Robert W. Messer II 1905*
Estate of Donald F. Miller ’51
Leonard A. Mintz ’53*
Jonathan G. Moll ’69
John O. Monks ’48*
Philip H. Montgomery ’52*
Helen Morton Estate
Estate of Richard E. Nickerson ’41
Philip B. Norton
Karl-Heinz Nottebohm*
Edward D. Noyes III ’58
Jerrold A. Olanoff ’54*
Frederick E. Peterson ’61
John W. Powell ’35*
Estate of Marjorie P. Powell H ’35
Robert F. Preti ’42*
David S. Prout ’83
Walter M. Ray II*
Robert J. Raymond ’55*
Mary Cary Rea *
Dean E. Ridlon ’53
Barbara Rowell H ’43
James E. Salisbury
Mark J. Savran ’72*
Helen Morton Estate
Kimberly Housman
Seastrom ’89
Myrtle M. Sherman *
Vera Simmons *
Stephen L. Smith
Andrew O. Smith ’80
Richard H. Sprince ’43*
Roger F. Stacey ’61
Warren W. Stearns 1928*
Heather Freemont-Smith Stephens ’88
Kelso F. Sutton ’57*
Ken C. Sweezey ’63
Thomas W. Thompson ’66
Heidi Cornwell Trout ’83
Molly B. Turlish
Edmond Vachon*
Eugene L. Vail 1926*
Ruth P. Vail H 1926*
Estate of C. Thomas Van Alen ’56
Estate of Paul M. Wagner, Jr. ’39
Robert E. Waite ’68
Richard S. Waxman ’64
Jeffrey Weber
Ralph H. Wells ’50*
Neal L. Whitman ’39*
David J. Williams ’60
William P. Witter ’82
Estate of Jay L. Woolsey
Kenneth P. Wright 1926*
Welthy B. Wright H 1926
*Denotes Deceased
Planned Giving
You don’t need to choose between providing for your loved ones and supporting Hebron Academy. You can make a difference at Hebron while reducing taxes for you and your heirs by including the Academy in your estate planning. With thoughtful consideration, estate gifts preserve money for your family and, in some cases, may actually boost an inheritance.
BENEFICIARY DESIGNATIONS
Beneficiary designations are the easiest way to leave a legacy. They are made by assigning a percentage of assets to Hebron using a form that is separate from your will or living trust—hence no need to engage legal counsel. These gifts pass outside of probate, directly to Hebron.
Designations can be made on a variety of financial instruments, including:
Designations on retirement accounts can be a tax savvy way to leave a provision for Hebron and other nonprofits you care about, as these assets pass tax-free to charity, while non-spouse heirs will pay income tax on the assets.
IRA ASSETS – GREAT FOR CURRENT, ANNUAL GIFTS
The IRA Charitable Rollover allows individuals who are 70.5 years old or older to direct qualified charitable distributions (QCD) from their IRA account to qualified domestic charities each tax year, up to an annual limit of $100,000.
Rollover donors can avoid taking their Required Minimum Distribution (RMD) or lessen the income they must recognize from their RMD, by directing their IRA Plan Administer to make a QCD to Hebron. Because QCDs go directly from the Plan Administrator to the donor’s designated charity, the donor does not recognize any income from their tax-deferred IRA and cannot take a tax-deduction for the gift.
BEQUESTS AND DESIGNATIONS
Bequests and beneficiary designations signify what is important to you and affirm the values you consider most essential. These revocable gifts provide ways to support future generations of Hebron students that have no effect on your current finances.
Bequests
A bequest is a gift anyone can afford, and it offers many options for leaving a gift that is meaningful to you. Here are four ways to consider making a bequest to Hebron
• Specify an amount of money
• Specify a percentage of your estate
• Identify specific gifts such as shares of stock; art; real estate; personal property
• Specify the remainder (all or a percentage) of your estate after all debts, charges, and other bequests have been honored
For questions or to learn more about how you can document your planned gift for Hebron Academy, please contact Charis L. Adams, Director of Advancement: cadams@hebronacademy.org
