OUR COMMUNITY.
OUR STORIES. OUR IMPACT. 24 Months at a Glance – 2018-20 Report
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OUR COMMUNITY. OUR STORIES. OUR IMPACT. Our mission, to challenge and enable students to reach their individual potential in
mind, body and spirit, comes with a commitment to uphold our community values and to ensure that the academic and social needs of our students are paramount. We believe that our small, caring community and its approach to educating teenagers is unlike anything else in the world—that Lakefield helps produce graduates who are good, caring people equipped to do amazing things.
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A Message from our Head of School Our Community. Our Stories. Our Impact. provides an opportunity for us to celebrate and share the remarkable support of hundreds of individuals and the many successes of our students. Reflecting on the past 24 months, I am struck by the depth and breadth of what we have accomplished. Not only did we launch an innovative strategic research process (see highlights in the Grove News Winter 2019), this report illustrates the incredible commitment of our community and demonstrates the tremendous impact their support has had through the experiences of our students. It is something that would simply be impossible without our donors, volunteers, supporters and advocates for The Grove—individuals whose passion for LCS enriches our community each and every day. Within these pages you’ll find program highlights, quick facts, testimonials, financials and acknowledgments of gratitude intended to provide you with a snapshot of the depth of engagement that was demonstrated throughout the 2018/19 and 2019/20 school years. We strive for clarity and transparency and share stories from donors about how and why they support The Grove, and letters from students and staff about the impact that donor support has had on them. You may even find your name on our annual list of donors. We extend our heartfelt thanks to the entire LCS community – students, parents, alumni, alumni parents, staff and friends – whose passionate support of and belief in our mission have driven the many stories of impact and financial success you will read about, and in turn, enabled us to make our school as strong as it can be for our students. Thank you all so very much for your support of The Grove over the last two years.
Anne Marie Kee P ’17, ’19 Head of School and Foundation
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LCS students are
academics, artists and athletes.
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100+
70 %
snowboard rails designed and welded by Simon Dutil ’20 on Matthews Hill
students in Grades 9-12 participated in the 24-hour performing arts project
of Grade 12s were on the Scholar with Distinction Roll
(writing scripts, choreographing dance routines, composing music, rehearsing, and performing)
(averages of 85% or higher)
Throughout 2018/19 they cared about the world and others and contributed to making things better.
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More than local charities helped
Ondaatje Challenge Medals Awarded
10 km run, 15 km cycle, 650 m swim, 3 km solo paddle
Including: Art for Awareness, Canadian Mental Health Association, Extendicare Retirement Home, Lakefield Animal Welfare Society, New Canadians Centre, Out of the Cold meal program, the James Birrell Fund for Neuroblastoma Research, United Way of Peterborough & District, Woodhaven Shelter for Women and Children
1,234,149 km
98.6
Total distance flown by LCS students on exchange over the past 5 years, which equals:
times around the earth
Our students showed their passion, determination, grit and leadership.
93 students in the 2019 graduating class
University 329 Offers of Admission
74 students
from the Class of 2019 were offered university scholarships totaling
$1.2M
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287 Canada
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International
20 USA
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20
18
14
9
1
1
1
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Sciences
Humanities
Business & Commerce
Gap Year
Engineering
Medicine
Architecture & Design
Journalism
Other
In 2019/20, our students demonstrated their resilience, a supportive and compassionate nature, and an overall positive outlook during an unprecedented year.
$1.98M
total of scholarship and other funding offers received by the Class of 2020 from schools across North America and Europe
35+
remote co-curricular activities offered in the 2020 spring term including dog walking, the School of Remote Rock, fitness programs, arts, Green Thumbs, baking and more
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students involved in a student-led Diversity, Equity and Inclusion initiative
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student submissions to the Lakefield Literary Festival Young Writer’s Contest
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remote learning modules offered in summer 2020 (credit and enrichment courses)
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The LEAF (Lakefield Environmental Action Force) team finished nd at the 2020 Ontario Envirothon Competition
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student writers and artists were featured in the 2020 In a Grove Integrated Arts Journal
As part of a Grade 10 student-led initiative, students sent postcards with messages of encouragement to volunteer firefighters in Australia
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incoming Grade 9 students participated in the Grove Prep Program to start connecting with the LCS community
200+
students attended the 2020 virtual summer dance
Students got involved in new working groups: Health and Wellbeing and Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
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Our donors help us offer students unforgettable days and our graduates a world of unbelievable opportunities.
$2M
1 in 3
students receive tuition assistance in the form of a bursary each year
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is distributed in needs-based tuition assistance annually
Entrance Awards of Distinction in areas including Academics, Outdoor Education, Musical Theatre and Community Service
Donors by Geographic Location
Asi Chi Eur Ger
Canada: 74.5% USA: 6.6%
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Our donors come from
countries
International: 18.9%
Lakefield College School Students 2018-2020
380
Enrollment average per year
195
Total graduates since 2019
44
Countries students call home
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A Historic Time of Giving A Sleigh Surprise
John and Jane are long-standing supporters of
Wintertime sleigh rides at the old Gastle farm,
promoting a broad-based culture of philanthropy
now Northcote Campus, have been a longstanding
within our LCS community. For decades, they have
tradition for Grove students. In February 2019,
supported students through tuition bursaries, and
Barb P ’01 and Tom Ryder ’53 P ’77, GP ’08, ’13
five years ago they launched the Hepburn Alumni
gave the gift of a new sleigh.
Challenge (HAC) initiative designed to ignite the
the school who have played a significant role in
support of the school’s alumni. The HAC has been Researched and purchased from a family in Guelph,
incredibly successful. In the five years since its
Tom and Barb sought to recreate the image captured in
launch, Lakefield College School’s alumni donor
a vintage photo of Win Lampman (daughter of former
participation rate has grown to become the highest
Headmaster Alexander Mackenzie) at The Grove sitting
among educational institutions in Canada, and
in a small cutter with a pony named Dolly (circa 1910).
the Hepburn Alumni Challenge Bursary, which the initiative funds, currently supports several students
Strengthening our Houses The Parent Family confirmed their intention to make a very generous gift of $3M towards a new student residence. Parent House will complete the
from alumni families.
Reviving Team Racing Sailing
proposed double residence, which includes Ross
Members of the Class of ’86 generously supported
House, and will be designed to strengthen our new
the purchase of a 420 Sailboat. In doing so, they’re
Community First house model. This gift was made by
playing a role in building the Team Racing Sailing
Marc Parent in honour of his children Alexandre ’15,
Program. The boat will be dedicated in memory of
Sabrina ’18 and Stephanie ’20 in gratitude for the
Eric Hughes, James Liebenberg, and Derek Angus—
indelible mark the school has left on their lives. We
three members of the Class of ’86 who were avid
are extremely grateful to the Parent Family for this
sailors during their time at The Grove. We’re grateful
wonderful gift.
to all of the donors and to Chris Valentine ’86 for spearheading this initiative.
A Transformational Gift
Team Racing Sailing is a program that has historic
John ’68 and Jane Hepburn made a $15M
signature co-curricular program as it takes advantage
commitment toward the school’s new dining hall and other strategic priorities. The Hepburn’s gift represents one of the largest single donations ever made to an independent school in Canada. The new dining hall has been identified as one of the major priorities under Community First in the school’s latest strategic plan and will be situated in the heart of our campus. A gathering place for the entire community, the dining hall will be designed to strengthen and enhance the student experience and will be named in honour of the John and Jane Hepburn Family.
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prominence at The Grove. It has been identified as a of our beautiful waterfront while providing students with the opportunity to engage in a sport that meets the aspirations of the school’s vision to provide authentic learning experiences, in the outdoors, as part of a community. The revival of this program has been a community effort. Our co-curricular team was grateful for the efforts of working group members and advisors Warren Jones ’88, Andrew Yates P ’22 and Alan Redfern ’78 P ’09, ’11, ’13. Their knowledge, experience and passion for sailing are helping to propel this program.
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We’re excited about the school’s vision and strategic direction and wanted to do our part to accelerate its realization. I feel very fortunate to be in a position, thanks
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in large part to the education I received at Lakefield, to help make the school even stronger for its students. JOHN HEPBURN ’68
Top (L-R): This photo of Win Lampman inspired the gift of a sleigh from Barb P ’01 and Tom Ryder ’53 P ’77, GP ’08, ’13; Tom Ryder ’53 P ’77, GP ’08, ’13 with Anne-Marie Kee P ’17, ’19 and LCS students; LCS Board Chair Nicole Bendaly ’93, John Hepburn ’68, Head of School and Foundation Anne-Marie Kee P ’17, ’19, Jane Hepburn, LCS Foundation Board Chair Jock Fleming ’74 P ’03, ’06; Marc Parent P ’15, ’18, ’20 and Alexandre Parent ‘15; Team Racing Sailing students in one of the new 420 Sailboats
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Inspired to Give Back In their final year, many of our graduating classes honour their time at The Grove by generously supporting a Class Bursary. Additionally, many graduating classes elect to support a material gift for students to enjoy. In early 2019, the Class of 2019 began brainstorming ways they could positively impact their fellow students with their grad class gift. They determined that there was a need for more gathering spaces outside the library where day and boarding students could have a comfortable place to study and learn together. They imagined repurposing the common space in Upper Hadden Hall to create a welcoming study environment for students. Inspired by the Class of 2019, the Anstoetz Family offered to help bring this idea to life with a generous gift of furniture and design. Melanie Anstoetz, mother of Robin Anstoetz ’19 and Nick Anstoetz ’21, artfully designed a space that includes a variety of tables, desks and seating areas. Melanie was able to capture the vision of the Class of 2019 and create a functional and beautiful communal gathering place for students. In response to such a generous offer, members of the class contributed funds to complete the redesign of the space as part of their class gift.
The Gift of Knowledge In January 2020, Sharon and Harvey McCue, parents of LCS alumni Duncan McCue ’88, provided LCS students with a special gift by adding to our Indigenous Peoples Book collection. LCS librarian Cathy Maher noted “Gifts such as these are essential to the continued strength and attractiveness of our holdings and are important resources for our students.” Along with the Indigenous Peoples Atlas of Canada by The Royal Canadian Geographical Society and The Reconciliation Manifesto by Arthur Manuel and Grand Chief Ronald Derrickson, works by much respected indigenous authors Robin Wall Kimmerer, Richard Wagamese, Tanya Tagaq, Waubgeshig Rice and Katherena Vermette were also included.
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Top (L-R): Melanie Anstoetz, Nick ’21 Anstoetz, David Hadden P ’97, ’00 and Robin ’19 Anstoetz with Anne-Marie Kee P ’17, ’19; students enjoy the newly designed student common space in Upper Hadden Hall, a gift from the Class of 2019 and the Anstoetz Family; books donated by the McCue family to our Indigenous Peoples Book Collection
Seb Jones ’13 Memorial Poetry Slam Seb Jones ’13 was a sporty outdoorsman, keen canoeist, an artist, and a friend to all who knew him. Sebastian was influential in ensuring everyone felt valued and included. Sadly in June of 2019, Sebastian died by suicide. As a tribute to Seb’s spirit, his love of poetry and writing, Seb’s family and friends sponsored an annual poetry slam competition, to take place each year on Seb’s birthday, February 22. In doing so, they hope to add some joy and lightness during the long dark days of winter.
Dalglish Art Award Winners The purpose of the Peter Dalglish Art Award is to inspire, encourage and recognize artistic talent at Lakefield College School by promoting promising young artists and their future contributions to art in Canada and beyond. In recognition of their father’s affection for Lakefield College School, his love of the arts and his commitment to nurturing and supporting young artists, Geordie Dalglish ’89 and Kim Dalglish Abell, established the Peter Dalglish Art Award. Pedro Zapata Milla ’19, recipient of the award in 2019 said: “Through my artwork, I want the audience to reflect on time at The Grove and its value. The focal part of the piece is the hands inside the eye, something like a “mirror into your soul.’’ An eye reflecting a bond of friendship and the idea of how we don’t have control over our situations but we have a choice about how we view them.” Chelsea Yue ’21, the 2020 award recipient, shared how “Every art form has its own charisma. I like the textures of oil paint; the scratches of charcoal and the smooth pattern of watercolor paint. I chose digital artwork because it establishes strong connections between people despite the unsurmountable distances; everyone has the ability to access every detail in the artwork in a remote environment.”
Sebatian Jones ’13
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Sebastian’s time at Lakefield was really when he shone brightest and was a period in his life where he was truly confident and happy. He felt like he belonged there and had a home at Lakefield, and apart from our island on Georgian Bay, it might have been the last place he really ever felt like he truly belonged.
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GUTHRIE JONES (SEB’S OLDER BROTHER)
“Serendipity” by Chelsea Yue ’21
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Hepburn Alumni Challenge When we launched the Hepburn Alumni Challenge in September 2014, John ’68 and Jane Hepburn challenged our alumni community to come together in support of LCS by giving back. The goal was to increase participation and help LCS become more financially accessible for alumni families. The Hepburn’s generous $3M incentive ensured that every alum could make a powerful impact. The Hepburn Alumni Challenge concluded in June
None of this would have been possible without
2019 with 40% alumni donor participation, leading all
the support of our 75 volunteer Class and Decade
independent schools in Canada. This is a remarkable
Captains, who tirelessly engaged their classmates
accomplishment of our alumni community, who
and guided us through the implementation of this
continue to demonstrate exceptional enthusiasm and
program. Their generosity has and will continue to
support. The program has been an incredible sign of
provide students with life-changing opportunities.
strength within our community and is already having
We want to sincerely thank our alumni for their
a profound impact here at The Grove.
kindness and leadership.
The Hepburn Challenge Bursary will reach over
We must also acknowledge the inspiring leadership
$3.3M this year and continue to support students
of John ’68 and Jane Hepburn. Their vision, passion,
in perpetuity. To date, the bursary has supported a
and incredible support have enhanced both our
total of 13 deserving students from alumni families.
school and alumni communities immeasurably.
We were fortunate to have 19 alumni children and grandchildren at LCS in 2019/20, 8 of whom were supported by the Hepburn Alumni Challenge Bursary.
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I often spend time discussing with my dad how Lakefield has changed since he attended the school. While there are slight changes in appearance, we both agree that the same feeling is still there when you pass through the gates. The feeling of home, of support and something else that is hard to explain. The best way I can describe it is a sense of interconnected history and community. A connection between
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the current tight woven community and those who once attended the school. Those individuals may not be there in body, yet they are in spirit.
HEPBURN ALUMNI CHALLENGE BURSARY RECIPIENT
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While I am sad that my time here is almost at its end, I am comforted by the fact that a piece of Lakefield will never leave. I will take with me all of the fond memories, as well as all that I have learned. Lakefield has become an essential part of who I am, and the basis of any individual never truly leaves. I look forward to the sense of nostalgia I'll feel someday, as I
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reunite with old Lakefield friends, discussing small jokes and incredible memories from high school.
Top (L-R): Alumni parents with their children, 2019/20 students at LCS, and Head of School and Foundation Anne-Marie Kee; John Hepburn ’68 with Anne-Marie Kee
HEPBURN ALUMNI CHALLENGE BURSARY RECIPIENT
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Parent Giving at LCS No matter the size of the gift, parent support makes a difference. More families are making a meaningful impact on the school through their generosity and we are so grateful for our parent community’s support.
2018/19
91
families supported LCS with a donation
Melody Wang and Robin Mao, parents of Isabell ’19, made a generous donation to support Faculty Professional Development.
We celebrated the Parent family’s transformative investment to help fund our
new double residence The Lindsay Family made a donation to further develop our exciting on-campus
snowboard park
James and Barb Hicks, parents of Meg ’17 and Will ’20, invested in equipment to enhance our maple syrup program – a very special Lakefield tradition!
Andrew Yates, father of Clea Yates ’18, along with a small group of alumni have served as key advisors to the redevelopment of the Lakefield
Team Racing Sailing Program. Andrew and his wife, Denise Rogers have also supported the program financially.
The Otto Family (Goetz, Petra, Christian ’19 and Philipp ’21) have made investments to enhance Ryder and Cooper House Common Rooms as well as Financial Assistance. Our Chinese Community funded and organized our second annual
Chinese Food and Culture Festival
The support of our parents and families immediately impacts the Lakefield experience for all of our students while advancing the school for future generations.
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2019/20
96
93%
$325,000
of our families from China supported the school this year. Their support made the Chinese Food and Culture Festival possible for the third year in a row as well as a variety of other programs such as Tuition Assistance, Nordic Skiing and Musical Theatre.
The Kim Family (Alex, Jai, Catherine ’21, Isabelle ‘23) generously supported our growing
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Musical Theatre Program
families generously supported the Care and Connect Fund in support of Lakefield’s response to new challenges brought on by unprecedented circumstances Learn more about the Care and Connect Fund: lcs.on.ca/careconnect
The Costello Family generously supported the First Boys Senior
Hockey Team
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Collectively our parent community contributed over
families supported LCS with a donation
The Doggett Family (Hugh, Nancy and Scott ’21) supported student tuition assistance for the rd year in a row
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families supported the LCS Learning Centre, investing a total of
$53,030
to enhance our Learning Strategies Department and support students with learning differences
I am so pleased to have had all the experiences I have had at LCS so far. To be honest, without your help, a kid like me would not be able to do all of this.
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This has been a life-changing experience for me and I’m so thankful for your financial support. Once again thank you for helping make this all possible. I am very grateful for all you have done and continue to do.
CURRENT LCS STUDENT Parents and students who helped fund and organize the second annual Chinese Food and Culture Festival
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Grateful for the Visionaries Whether through bursaries that enable deserving and outstanding teenagers to attend The Grove, the launching of significant and meaningful programs or the enhancement of current or new facilities, every day—without exception— students are impacted by the thoughtful kindness of LCS family and friends. As a school, we continue to be inspired by our community’s support through legacy gifts. This includes estate gifts that have already been realized, like the unexpected but life-changing bursary from John Ballachey ’58 through a gift
If you’re interested in learning more about making a legacy gift to Lakefield College School, are requesting appropriate wording for your will, or are interested in becoming a member of the 1879 Society, contact Theresa Butler-Porter CFRE, MFA-P at 705.772.0843.
in his will and the thoughtful support of Janet Mackenzie Ryder Watson’s estate, which enabled
What is the 1879 Society?
the inaugural Women of LCS: Empowering
The 1879 Society was established to honour and recognize alumni, parents and friends who have chosen to enhance opportunities for future generations of Grove students by including Lakefield College School in their estate planning. The 1879 Society recognizes the inscribed on back generosity and special foresight of those who have made a gift to provide for the school’s future. These LAKEFIELD provisions include gifts in a will, life insurance policy, COLLEGE SCHOOL charitable remainder trust, charitable gift annuity, or the proceeds of an RRSP/RRIF.
Possibility in 2018 and that continues to support
1879 Society
experiential opportunities and Indigenous awareness programming. We are also forever humbled by the ever growing number of future legacy gifts pledged to the school through wills and estates by members of our LCS family like Hilary Windrem ’07, David Hadden P ’97, ’00 and Lorraine Brown P ’22.
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I can be more generous with a gift in my will. I can make a difference to a place I believe in and have so much affection for in a way that I can’t in the here and now. I fervently want students who deserve to be at LCS – but can’t afford it – to be there. Their contributions to the quality of life at Lakefield are enormous; they help other students grow by association. So,
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I directed my bequest to a bursary.
There’s something noble and gratifying about helping young people – who may not even be born yet – flourish in a place you’ve come to love. I can’t imagine any other gift or cause that would give me greater satisfaction.
DAVID HADDEN P ’97, ’00 Former Head of School 1985-2009 | Honorary Alumni ’71 David Hadden P ’97, ’00 speaking with students, 2004
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I wish to ensure that the accessibility to the whole-hearted education that Lakefield College School provides is deepened and broadened. I have always believed that it is
Hilary ’07 with dad, Terry Windrem
not just what we say but what we DO that really shows who
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we are. By arranging for LCS
My dad inspired me to make a gift in my will, just like he’s done. He
to be in my estate plans as a
didn’t attend Lakefield himself, but he saw the difference it made in
gift in my will, I am showing my
my life. He became very supportive of the school, and a few years ago
gratitude for what has been done
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important to us. Lakefield is really important to you – why not make a
gift in your will?” What’s great is that it doesn’t cost you anything during your lifetime. So make a bequest in your will. If it’s meaningful to you, it’s meaningful to the school. That’s what you need to remember. HILARY WINDREM ’07 LCS School Trustee
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he made a bequest. He said to me, “We all save for things that are
for my daughter Ella in a very concrete way.
I love LCS. Always will.
LORRAINE BROWN P ’22 LCS Faculty
Lorraine Brown P ’22 leads a meditation session with students prior to final exams
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Guest Expedition Ontario Launch In honour of Terry Guest P ’85, ’89 in the year of his
As a result of the extraordinary generosity of Guest-
80th birthday, and in conjunction with Lakefield
era alumni, friends and family, an endowment fund
College School’s 140th anniversary, we are excited
has been created that will exist in perpetuity to
to announce the creation of Guest Expedition
provide the resources necessary to ensure that some
Ontario—GEO.
of The Grove’s youngest students have a chance to experience this incredible biannual adventure.
from 1971 to 1985, Terry Guest and his wife Sue influenced and inspired countless young men within the Grove community to step outside their comfort zone, explore the rugged and beautiful wilderness of Canada and find themselves within the great outdoors. The GEO initiative, led by a small and enthusiastic advisory council, Hugh Macdonnell ’85 P ’18, Jock Fleming ’74 and Andrew Durnford ’85, inspired other alumni to join them in creating an LCS experience – an expedition – that would honour Terry and help to make it possible for as many as ten grade 9 and 10 LCS students to immerse themselves in a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
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There is so much more to life, and much of it is to be found outside — outside the earphones and telephones, outside the computers. Outside the house, outside the classroom, outside the school, outside the comfortable circle of best friends, outside the proverbial comfort zone. And this is where I hope Guest Expedition Ontario will be striving to take us... to get outside to places and spaces we didn’t even know existed.
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As Headmaster of Lakefield College School
TERRY GUEST, FORMER LCS HEADMASTER
Andrew Muirhead ’85, Andrew Clarke ’85, Hugh Macdonnell ’85, Terry Guest P ’85, ’89 GP ’21, John Guest ’85 P ’21, Sue Guest P ’85, ’89 GP ’21, Paul Sandford ’85, 18 James Hyslop ’85, Peter Kendall ’85 and Andrew Durnford ’85
The Mackenzie Society Named after Dr. A.W. Mackenzie, Lakefield College School’s Headmaster from 1894 to 1938, The Mackenzie Society recognizes donors whose cumulative gifts in support of the school total $100,000 or more.
Founder’s Circle
Builder’s Circle
Emilio Azcarraga Jean ’87 The Cooper Family The J.H. Crang Jr. Estate — Rickey Crang ’54 and Catherine Murray The Dalglish Family Foundation Paul ’73 & Hélène Desmarais P ’00, ’03, ’03, ’11 The Dunn Family The Gastle Family The Grove Society / Grove Guild John ’68 & Jane Hepburn Angus MacNaughton ’48 The J.W. McConnell Family Foundation Rob & Cheryl McEwen P ’07, ’09 The R. Samuel McLaughlin Foundation Bill '70 & Betty Morris P ’99, ’02, ’05 Sir Christopher Ondaatje P ’79 Jeffery Orr & Suzanne Legge Orr P ’07, ’13 Rosemary Phelan P ’08 Donald ’48 & Gretchen Ross P ’79, ’80, GP ’17 Barb P ’01 and Tom Ryder ’53 P ’77, GP ’08, ’13 Murray Sinclair ’79 P ’11 Géza and Lilo von Diergardt P ’03 Richard Wernham & Julia West P ’06 Anonymous
Blair ’83 and Heather Angus David and Christine Anderson Gabriel Vazquez Arroyo and Maritza Vazquez P ’06, ’09, ’10, ’11, ’12 Joe and Dorothy Barbaro P ’04, ’07 Shon and Cindy Barnett P ’01, ’03 Doug ’55 and Janet Caldwell Brian and Charlotte Carter P ’96 CIBC Jim and Mary Connacher P ’81, ’86 The Curtin Family Rusty and Carolyne Davidson P ’00 Bryce and Nicki Douglas P ’88, ’91 Peter ’62 and Judi Dunn P ’92 Andrew ’85 and Janet Durnford The John C. and Sally Horsfall Eaton Foundation Flavour Jock ’74 and Sue Fleming P ’03, ’06 Bernard and Nathalie Gault P ’15 Estate of William Gibson ’48 David and Susan Hadden P ’97, ’00 Roy Hewson ’79 Paul and Kris Hickey P ’10, ’12 Arthur and Sandra Irving P ’80, ’84 Ken Irving ’80 Bob Ketchum ’49 P ’82 Jocelyn Lefebvre and France Deshaies P ’13, ’15, ’17
($1,000,000 and up)
Leaders’ Circle
($100,000 - $499,999)
Nick ’77 and Christine Lewis Jeffery Marshall P ’87, ’90, ’96 † and Nancy Smith The RHL Massie Foundation Linda McCain and Dan Walshe P ’04, ’07, ’10 Scott and Trish McCain P ’05 Greg and Karen McKnight P ’13, ’16 Sandy MacTaggart ’44 † Patrick Marshall ’90 David Miller ‘77 P’15 Claude Mongeau and Guylaine Leduc P ’14, ’16 Jeffrey ’81 and Joanne Moody P ’15, ’17 Robert and Ann Munsch P ’95 Barry and Louise Needler P ’02 Al Pace ‘77 P’07 The Parent Family Pathfinder Foundation Travis Price ’85 Demi Rogers ’54 Jeffery Ross and Diane Mavrinac-Ross P ’06, ’09 Rupel ’89 and Marcy Ruparelia P ’22, ’23 John Ryder ’77 and Heather MacLeod P ’08, ’13 Stephen and Rita Shefsky P ’08 J. Page Wadsworth ’26 Douglas Watson P ’77, ’81 The Worsfold Family Anonymous (4) 1879 Society member
P parents of students or alumni by class year † Deceased
Last updated June 30, 2020. While every effort is made to ensure that the information listed is accurate, errors or omissions may occur. If your name is not listed as you would prefer it to be, please contact the Lakefield College School Foundation at 705.652.3324 ext. 349 so that our records can be updated.
($500,000 - $999,999) Alain Bouchard and Sandra Chartrand P ’18 Geoffrey Holt ’59 David ’78 and Sheila McCracken Winfield Sifton ’78 P ’11, ’14 Tom ’78 & Susan Stevenson William M. ’78 and Andrea Wells P ’02, ’06, ’09, ’12 The W. Garfield Weston Foundation Anonymous
Dr. A.W. Mackenzie, Lakefield College School’s Headmaster from 1894 to 1938
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Our Annual Donors 2018-20 Lakefield College School wishes to express its heartfelt gratitude to those who have contributed generously to the priorities of the school during the 2018-2020 fiscal years.
Golden Oak Claus and Melanie Anstoetz P ’19, ’21 Estate of John Ballachey ’59 Joe and Dorothy Barbaro P ’04, ’07 Alain Bouchard and Sandra Chartrand P ’18 The Dalglish Family Foundation Paul ’73 and Hélène Desmarais P ’00, ’03, ’03, ’11 Andrew ’85 and Janet Durnford Jock ’74 and Sue Fleming P ’03, ’06 Bernard and Nathalie Gault P ’15 Georg and Ariane Goder P ’21 John ’68 and Jane Hepburn Roy Hewson ’79 Robert Ketchum ’49 P ’82 Angus MacNaughton ’48 Bill ’70 and Betty Morris P ’99, ’05 Sir Christopher Ondaatje P ’79 Marc Parent and Sylvie Lecours P ’15, ’18, ’20 Gavin Rainnie ’57 P ’89 Donald ’48 and Gretchen Ross P ’79, ’80 GP ’17 Felicia Ross and Craig McKean P ’17 Victoria Ross Rupel ’89 and Marcy Ruparelia P ’21, ’23 Barb P ’01 and Tom Ryder ‘53 P ’77 GP ’08 ’13 John Ryder ’77 and Heather MacLeod P ’08, ’13 Murray Sinclair ’79 P ’11 Tom ’78 and Susan Stevenson Géza and Lilo von Diergardt P ’03 Douglas Watson P ’77, ’81 In Memory of Janet Mackenzie Ryder Watson William M. ’78 and Andrea Wells P ’02, ’06, ’09, ’12 Richard Wernham and Julia West P ’06 Jamie White ’79 Anonymous (2)
Royal Oak James Dalton and Cara Westcott P ’14, ’16 The Grove Society James ’84 and Barbara Hicks P ’20 David Quail and Margaret Nelligan P ’12
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Winfield Sifton ’78 P ’11, ’14 Bo Tao and Hui Liu
Oak Duncan and Ann Abraham P ’74, ’76, ’82 Duncan Alexander ’82 Douglas Burrows ’77 Chong Chen and Yushan Xu P ’21 Bruno and Aurelie Fayolle P ’16 Roberto Fulcherberguer and Sueli Zancheta Fulcherberguer P ’19, ’21 Fritz Homann and Wilma Homann van den Dongen P ’20 Adam Horne ’82 Heather and Neil Hudson P ’17 Warren ’88 and Denise Jones Anne-Marie and Kevin Kee P ’17, ’19 Zack Kembar ’87 Jeffrey Orr and Suzanne Legge Orr P ’07, ’13 Ross Little ’81 and Dorothy Vanderlist-Little P ’13, ’17 Allan MacDonald P ’22, ’22 Hugh ’85 and Margot Macdonnell P ’18 Robin Mao and Melody Wang P ’19 Juleen Marchant P ’89 Jim Matthews ’58 and Jacqueline Le Saux P ’99 Scott McCain P ’05 David ’78 and Sheila McCracken John ’65 and Susan McWilliams Sean Quinn ’82 and Libby Dalrymple Victoria Ross Hans and Isabell Schwarzkopf P ’17, ’19 Nancy Smith Heidi Weber-Muehleck P ’21 Wah Wong and Rong Liu P ’20
Maple Shon and Cindy Barnett P ’01, ’03 Carlo Bos ’94 Sean and Jennifer Cameron P ’09, ’10, ’15, ‘17, ’21 Geoff Catto ’86 Xuejun Chen and Yuxin Zhao P ’23 Andrew Clarke ’85 and Betsy Britnell Darrell Costello and Colleen Kennedy Costello P ’20 James de Bustin ’76
Peter ’62 and Judi Dunn P ’92 Fiera Capital Corporation Chris Forbath ’86 Cathy Forster P ’01 GP ’19 The Foster Family Wang Gao and Wei Xiao P ’20 Gunnar and Kerstin Grosse P ’19 David and Susan Hadden P ’97, ’00 George Jiang and Linzi Li P ’22 Alex and Jai Kim P ’21, ’23 Robin ’52 and Heather Labatt Eric Lam and Cynthia Cheng P ’21 Nick ’77 and Christine Lewis Susan Lindsay P ’16, ’20 Steven Liu and Rona Wu P ’21 Scott MacNicol ’82 Kevin ’77 and Mona Malone Tim and Cathy Mao P ’19 Linda McCain and Dan Walshe P ’04, ’07, ’10 Guy and Joanne McLean David Miller ’77 P ’15 Jack Nesbitt ’62 Paul Sandford ’85 Danielle Saputo-Geloso and Corrado Geloso P ’20, ’22 Malcolm ’79 and Jill Speirs Steven Sun and Katherine Ding P ’23 Jeff and Julie Thompson P ’16, ’18, ’20, ’22 Scott Wootton and Catherine Kirk P ’15, ’17, ’19 Rui Yang and Ling Wang P ’21
Birch Hilary Abbott ’77 John Abraham ’76 Nadine Jean Azcarraga P ’87 Dan Barraclough ’79 Nicole Bendaly ’93 and Jason Groves David Bignell and Janice Green P ’04, ’05, ’09 David Brock ’86 Theresa Butler-Porter P ’13 Gang Cai and Min Lu P ’23 Brian and Charlotte Carter P ’96 James DeWolf ’58 George Dobbie ‘61 and Susannah Anderson P ’99 Hugh and Nancy Doggett P’21 Bryce C. Douglas ’88 Marc Dutil and Catherine Larochelle P ’10, ’13, ’20
Amanda (Soder) Ethier ’98 Bruce and Ann Farlow P ’03, ’04, ’08 Thomas Flynn ’96 Neil Hamilton and Kerri Jobe P ’15 Bill and Anne Hepburn P ’00 Graeme and Claudia Hepburn P ’18, ’20 Xiang Hu and Wei Cong P ’21 Brett Jackman ’03 Scott and Roz Jones P ’13 Wolfgang Kaefer and Katja Wieland-Kaefer P ’21, ’22 Anne-Ly Kald Tatiana Kurbatskaya P ’20 Mike Lai and Kiten Yang P ’20 Bill Lett ’92 and Kristy Hook P ’23 Haiying Lu and Xue Gao P ’21 Rosemary and Tiff Macklem P ’10 Kevin Mako ’03 Patrick Marshall ’90 Rudy Massimo Chan McKinnon ’85 Karen and Greg McKnight P ’13, ’16 Mark McLean ’74 Gordon Overing and Nathalie Gingras P ’20 Elena Pokrovsky P ’20 Jonathan Popper ’87 Matthias Prinz and Alexandra von Rehlingen P ’21 Alex Ramsay ’53 P ’06 GP ’14, ’16 Demi Rogers ’54 John and Janice Runza P ’17, ’20 Tim and Jennifer Rutherford P ’19, ’22, ’23 Rob and Susan Schnurr P ’20 Richard and Joan Smyth P ’96, ’99 Shane Smyth ’96 and Aurora Ratcliffe Mary Soder P ’98, ’00 Ching Shui Ting and Yu Min Lai P ’23 Peter Treen ’77 Charles Turpin ’98 Chris Valentine ’86 Robert Wagner and Lexi Kolt-Wagner P ’14, ’15 Peter Ward ’49 Nancy Webster-Thurlbeck P ’05 Yingpeng and Jasmine Zhang P ’22 Anonymous
Red Ash Joel Allen ’01 Peter and Sarah Andras P ’24 John Barker P ’83, ’87, ’92 Randal Barker ’83 Alan Belcher ’68 Nicolaus Berlin ’08 Tim and Lisa Bickert P ’23 Walter ’56 and Anneliese Blackwell Cameron Boland ’10 Nan Campbell P ’05 GP ’18, ’19 Perry Chen and Stephanie Hu P ’21 Mr. and Ms. Yi’ai Chen P ’21 Honghua Chen and Lijuan Sun P ’22
Nicolas Cloutier and Marie Lou Buteau P’19, ’22 Victoria Cole P ’14, ’20 Timothy Craik ’81 Michael and Elaine Davies P ’91 Chonée and Michael Dennis P’14, ’16, ’19 Daniel Dolden ’62 John Drew ’50 Brendan Dunn ’98 John Easson ’49 Deborah Eyton P ’08 Barry and Vera Gerus P’14, ’18 Robert Gervais ’86 James Grieve ’77 Bert Hickman ’86 Steven and Rhonda Hockaday P ’22 Weifeng Huang and Suzan Fei P ’22 Murray Hunter ’68 P ’04 Alan and Jenny Ingram P ’96, ’99, ’04 Peter Kendall ’85 Craig Killian ’78 Rob King ’81 Yves and Janet Lafortune P ’08 Jeff Latimer and Valerie Dunbar P ’18, ’19 John Lawrence ’71 Edward Lee and Isabella To P ’20 Jaewon Lee and Hyun Ju Yoo P ’21 Fang Liang and Sherry Qiu P ’22 Kim Little ’53 P ’81 GP ’13, ’17 Jim Lorriman ’66 P ’00 Taylor Mackenzie ’10 John Maffei and Twila Roberts P ’22 Manulife Financial Richard McCall ’88 P ’23 Todd Melville P’21, ’21 Jinki Min and Yerang Park P ’22 Andrew Muirhead ’85 Andrew ’03 and Jessie ’05 Parke Kaihuai Peng and Songqun Wang P ’20 Mike and Katie Pezoulas Maurice Pinsonnault and Marie-Josee Dupuis P ’14 Marc Porter ’83 Vicki and Tony Pullen P ’07, ’11 Bill Rae ’81 Alan ’78 and Stefanie Redfern P ’09, ’11, ’13 Joan Richardson P ’01, ’04 Geoffrey and Lucy Rubin P ’20, ’23 Hugh Sibbald ’78 Thor Sigvaldason ’86 Scott Smith ’87 Kevin and Melissa Stedman P ’16, ’19 Jerome Taylor ’81 Nik Van Haeren ’98 Tom Welch ’66 Ron and Rosetta Whetung P ’14 Anne-Marie Wielhorski-Lyttle P ’02, ’03, ’05, ’09 Vera Wilcox P ’03 Ellen Xu P ’20 Andrew Yates and Denise Rogers P ’22 Robin Young P ’93, ’96, ’99, ’02
PETER WARD ’49
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Lakefield was a turning point in my life. I was a miserable 14-year-old who had just lost his dad in the sinking of the HMCS Athabaskan a year earlier. Lakefield put me back on my feet, and the first year was miserable. They say you don’t grow unless you hurt, and I had plenty of fuel for growth that first year, My biggest solace was the chapel and some time spent there alone. Things move on apace, and by the time I left in 1949, I was a Grove booster. Two men in particular taught me about living. One, of course, was the Head, G. Winder Smith, who knew almost everything about what went on, and was a fabulous teacher because he understood people as well as the mathematics he taught. The other was Lorne Mitchell, who taught English and History. He instilled in me a love of both which is still there. I’m now almost 90 years old, and I can still hear his voice and the lessons he taught about living. I could go on, but you get the point. I want other generations to benefit from the Lakefield experience.
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I only hope they are helped the way I was.
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Zhoumin Yue and Min Hu P ’21 Vincent Zheng and Claire Shan P ’21
Green Ash
Brendan and Robert Fell
MELANIE AND ROBERT FELL P ’04
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We’ve been donating to The Grove for nearly twenty years because our son’s six years there as a student were such a vital experience for him. Our donations are usually directed to financial assistance so that more young people can enjoy the exciting and varied
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opportunities that made such a difference for Brendan.
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Michael and Deborah Aben P ’10, ’14 Daniel Abramsky ’86 Jeff Agnew ’72 Stacy Ambler ’93 Susan Ambler ’97 Jamie Anderson ’69 Barbara Archambault Rich Archbold ’69 Architectural Conservancy of Ontario Port Hope Branch Su and Ian Armstrong ’83 P ’13, ’15 Jeanne Armstrong P ’83 GP ’13, ’15 Mike and Lynn Arsenault P ’00, ’03, ’04 Heather Avery P ’13 Phil and Simone Babineau P ’14, ’16 Paul Balfour ’81 Tom Bang ’51 Tim Bell ’87 Diane Bethune Joe Bettencourt Gerry and Sandra Bird P ’04, ’06 Adam ’04 and Michelle Bishop Ian and Sarah Bletsoe P ’22 Bob Johnson Photography Ricardo Bodington P’20 Rob Booth ’98 Anthony Boright ’83 David Boriss ’91 Timothy Bowen ’86 Bill Bradburn ’58
Max Brandes ’19 John Branson ’62 John Paul Brock ’91 Debbie Buckley P ’00, ’04 David Budden ’67 Tom Burpee Scott Burri and Rosenie Puerta P ’22 Chris Cairns ’81 Matthew Carr ’99 Nick Carter ’54 Susan Casson P ’03, ’07, ’09, ’11 Mike and Pam Chellew P ’95, ’97 Zhigang Chen and Qin Zhang P ’19 Xuanmin Chen and Min Xu P ’19 Mingshan Cheng and Xia Sun P ’20 Cubby Clarke P ’63, ’69 Jody Clement P ’13 Chloe Cloutier ’19 Chris Colebrook ’61 Andrew Collin ’84 Andrew Combe ’50 Paul Coolican ’69 David A. Cooper ’90 Haultain Corbett ’71 Hugh R. Cowans ’66 Barbara Cragg and John Kubica P ’05 Phillip Craig ’91 Cameron Crawford ’02 Justin Crawford ’07 Suzanne Crix P ’20 Hayden Curtin ’99 Victor Cyr and Michelle Vilcini P ’15, ’19 Gerry Da and Tracey Ma P ’20 Loïc Dalle ’03 Jane Darling P’85 John Deacon ’58
Wendy DeFelice Paul Desmarais III ’00 Hugh and Kim Dobson P ’09 Bob Dorrance and Gail Drummond Derek Doucet and Erica Chellew ’95 Keith Drummond ’81 Krista Dunford Jonathan Dunlop ’89 Adrian Dunn ’92 Philip Dyment ’81 Tracey-Lee Eddy ’99 Stephanie Edwards P ’09 Dan Eldridge ’89 Fraser Elliott ’74 Brendan Fell ’04 Bob and Melanie Fell P ’04 Christopher Finley ’80 Ian Fleming ’74 John Fleming ’03 Marie Forest ’02 David ’01 and Laurie Forster P ’19 Jake Forsythe ’14 Keith Forsythe ’17 Stephen and Lynda Forsythe P ’14, ’17 Anna Gainey ’96 Nicholas Galambos Ted Galambos ’53 Bill ’68 and Susan Gastle P ’04 Bill Gayner ’78 Michael Gayner ’80 Robert Gemmell ’67 Rory and Carrie Gilfillan P ’23 John Goldsmith ’66 Joel Gonnella P’20 Ralph F. Grander ’83 Donald ’77 and Marsha Grant P ’09, ’13 Peter Grant ’54 Jon and Shelagh Grant P ’86 GP ’10, ’14 Alanna Gravely ’03 Tim Gravely ’97 Rick and Kathy Green P ’13 David Griffith ’66 Terry and Sue Guest P ’85, ’89 Jianyuan Guo and Ting Xu P ’18 Leif Haase ’83 Tim Haller ’75 Kerrie Hansler Jay and Heather Harrington P ’23 Todd and Helga Harris P ’20 Robert and Fiona Harris-Stoertz P ’20, ’22 Steve Hart ’56 Matthew Heeney ’87 Michael Heeney ’76 Volker Helmuth ’87 Susie Hendrie ’93 Will Hendrie ’64 Judy Hendy P ’94 Wendy Hepburn ’00 Robin Herriman Stephen Hill ’81 and Carol Miller P ’11, ’13 Dave and Sylvia Hodgetts Geoffrey Holt ’59 Alice Honig ’03
Jon Houston ’03 Chris Howard ’95 Feilin Huang and Yanpei Xu P ’21 Brad Hudson ’80 R. John Hughes ’58 Brian Hull ’60 Geoffrey Hull ’79 Gord Hunter ’63 Andrew Hutchison ’50 Ted and Daphne Ingram Peder Jakobsen ’86 Andrew ’95 and Kirsten Johnston P ’22 Richard and Annie Johnston P ’00, ’02, ’09 Bill and Margaret Jones P ’92 Kevin and Ruth Kaller P ’13, ’14, ’19 John Ketchum ’82 Kathleen Killen ’96 Angie Killoran and Peter Pinfold P ’98, ’00 Randy Kingdon ’66 P ’96, ’00 David and Corinna Krocker P ’16, ’18 Johanna Kruger ’97 Vladimir and Zhanna Krupnikov P ’21 Robert Labatt ’84 Jean-Francois Laliberte and Anick Gaucher P ’20 James Lamont ’93 Gavin Langmuir ’74 Brett Leach ’95 William Leckie ’74 Geoffrey Lee ’74 Noah Lehman ’15 Andrew Leung and Angela O’Handley P ’21 Larry Leung and Gigi Wong P ’18 Duncan Lewis ’79 Dongpeng Li and Hengfeng Wen P ’21 Tao Li and Yi Fang P ’20 Zhiping Li and Fang Wang P ’22 Leo Liang and Cynthia Qian P ’23 Hui Liao and Shuyan Chen P ’22 Gillian Liebenberg P ’86 Chris Lin and Rachel Liu P ’20 David and Joyce Lind P ’15 Xin Lu and Hong Jiang P ’22 Yijun Lu and Xi Yang P ’22 John ’78 and Nancy Lyman Ian and Janette MacDonald P ’94 Myles and Dianne MacDonald P ’10, ’16 Ian Macdonell ’81 Richard MacDonnell ’66 Davin MacIntosh ’95 Brian MacKenzie and Sheila Alexander P ’11, ’12, ’15 Dean and Donna Mackey P ’11 Daniel MacKinnon and Melissa Kolt MacKinnon P ’12 Dave MacNicol ’81 Kristin Macrae ’01 Stuart ’63 and Kyle Macrae ’09 Cathy Maher Randy Mako ’04 Dean and Jennifer Matsusaki P ’19, ’21
ANNE-MARIE LYTTLE P ’02, ’03, ’05, ’09
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Lakefield provided my children with an amazing opportunity and the experience of a lifetime. They forged life long friends, “Grove siblings,” in an idyllic setting one can only dream of, learning while connecting with nature in a safe place. It would not have been possible to educate 4 children here without the support of the school (with scholarships etc). Paying it forward with the monthly donor program just makes it possible for other families to join The Grove life. So long as I am able, The Grove will see my little monthly donations rolling in. Big or small it
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helps them all.
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AMANDA ETHIER ’98
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I think that The Grove is one of the world’s best kept secrets and I am doing my best to let everyone know about it. I want each kid who is deserving of a spot at LCS to be able to go. My brother and I were lucky enough to board at Lakefield and I know we wouldn’t be who we are today without that experience. It’s my hope that continuing to give to LCS means that
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deserving students who otherwise wouldn’t be able to attend get a chance to. It’s just that simple for me.
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Tam ’73 and Jan Matthews John McBride ’75 Corey McBurney and Lindsay Oughtred P ’21 Ian McCallum ’51 John McConkey and Colleen Crowley McConkey P ’12, ’15 Harvey and Sharon McCue P ’88 Julia McGill Jason McKague ’04 Bruce and Sarah McMahon P ’12 Jaclyn and Tyler McMurray Robert ’66 and Rachel McRae P ’97, ’99, ’03 Ehren Mendum ’92 Tom Milburn and Tania Pattison P ’16, ’18 John and Bid Milligan P ’87, ’90 Sarah Milligan Darren Moffatt Simon Mortimer ’83 Tosin and Simi Mosuro P ’18 Kate Munnoch ’96 John Murray ’81 Skye Nadon ’16 Hermoso Nocom ’88 Peter Northrop ’65 Pete and Ally O’Grady Al Pace ’77 and Lin Ward P ’07 Xin Pan and Jie Tong P ’20 Jose Paredes ’03 Anil Patel ’93 Katia Pawlak-Omnès P ’99 Fevri and Brikena Pazari P ’24 Michael Peach and Tracey Garner P ’22 Frank Pearce ’53 P ’98 David Pease ’64 Andre Perey ’86 Clara Picanyol Puig ’02 Jodi Proulx Deane Purves ’70 Jing Qian and Xunli Cheng P ’19 Rakesh Rajdev ’08 Bill Rashleigh ’54 Hugh Rawling ’77 P ’11 Terry and Marlene Reed P ’19 Tracy Reid and Lori Jacobs Lisa Rice-Van Dyk P ’10 Quinn Richardson ’05 Douglas Rishor ’57 P ’89, ’89, ’93 Jaeger Robertson ’07 Tim Rollwagen David Ross and Katherine Spencer-Ross P ’10 David Ross ’57 P ’87 Ashley Royer ’00 Olivia Saccucci ’09 Caitlin Sainsbury ’96 Stefan and Caterina Saller P ’20 Ken Sewchand ’86 Colin Sharpe ’11 Perry Shearwood ’69 Austin Sinclair ’11 Emma Smith ’08 Mark Soder ’00 Sohail Somani P ’19
Phillip ’82 and Valerie Soper Rodrigo and Silvia Sousa P ’19 David Staples ’98 Robert Stedwill ’67 John Stelzer ’00 Tacuma Stevens ’98 Lauren Stiles ’07 Maurice Switzer ’63 Thomas Symons Nick Syrett ’93 Jianhua Tang and Guoping Lu P ’20 Jeffrey Taylor ’99 Meg Taylor P ’22 Losel Tethong ’89 Vienna Thurlbeck ’05 Marcia Tupling ’92 Arthur and Margaret Jane Turner P ’79 Dean Van Doleweerd Meghan Vlasschaert ’02 Christine Vogel and Robin Cavanagh Ludwig Waldburg ’09 Zuofeng Wang and Vivian Chen P ’22 Jian Wang and Le Zheng P ’23 Alick Watson ’81 Allison Webb Elizabeth Whitney ’74 Blair Whittemore ’53 GP ’21 David and Dawn Williams P ’19 Steve Wilson ’76 P ’12 Hilary Windrem ’07 David Wolf ’90 Simon Wood ’00 Lichun Wu and Xia Liu P ’21 Bo Xia and Cathy Zhang P ’17, ’20 Ke Yang and Jingqiu Zhang P ’19 Hang Yu and Qingyan Tai Kevin Yu and Limin Jin P ’23 Feng Zang and Changyu Su P ’20 Jun Zhang and Fang Zhou P ’20 Yong Zhang and Yumei Hu P ’17, ’21 Charles Zhou and Pheobe Weng P ’23 Yan Zhu and Mei Yang P ’21 Hui Zhu and Peili Meng P ’20 Anonymous
Friends Rachael Adams ’99 Braeson Agar ’17 James Aldis ’07 Jim Alexander ’84 Abby Allen ’12 Baillie Allen ’09 Hillie Allen ’10 Lauren Allen ’03 Duncan Anderson ’71 Graham Andras ’14 Jesse Anglesey Graham Angus ’98 Janice Anstie Robin Anstoetz ’19 Katherine Anthony ’00 Siobhan Antoni-Bates Koh Araki ’04
Alexa Armstrong ’15 Lyndsay Armstrong ’13 Mary Armstrong ’07 Josselyn Arsenault ’04 Margot Atkinson ’98 Ali Attyani ’17 Jack Ault ’01 Samuel Ault ’98 Allan Avard ’85 and Alex Hahn P ’13, ’15, ’18 Allie Avard ’18 Jason Ayotte Alex Babineau ’16 James Baker ’19 Phillip Baker ’79 Vinay Bal ’17 Haley Ball ’15 Gemma Barker ’05 Jim Barker ’82 Piers Barker ’87 Tom Barnett ’85 Nicole Barton ’92 Adam Bates ’06 Sean Bates ’09 Hilary Bauer ’02 Beverly Baxter Cameron Beaudoin ’88 Edward Beliczynski Bianca Bell ’06 William Bell and Luisa Vesnaver Tim Bell ’00 Zoe Bennett Bowler ’92 Phil Bian ’12 Charlie Bierk ’05 and Martha Ramsay ’06 Morgan Bignell ’09 Jamie Bignell ’06 Kelly Bignell-Asedo ’04
Ian Binnie ’57 P ’88, ’93, ’98 Max Binnie ’98 Hilary Bird ’06 Ben Birrell ’13 Sydney and Pamela Birrell P ’13 Cam Bishop ’01 Denis Bishop ’62 Tyler Bishop ’08 Harrison Black ’16 Christie Blackwell ’00 Jessie Blair ’12 Laura Blair ’14 Marcus Blair ’19 Ryan and Tammy Blair P ’19 Art and Tracey Blodgett Chris Bocking ’01 Graham Bocking ’03 Laura Bocking Vicky Boomgaardt Bruce Boren ’87 P ’21, ’23 Graham Bos ’99 Rebecca Botello Finger ’18 Marnie Bowcott P ’02, ’03 Jackie Bowcott ’02 Jenna Bowcott ’03 Ryan Bowler ’19 Kris and Mike Bowler P ’19 Bill Boyd ’52 Arynne Boyes ’13 Ashley Boyes ’19 Jim and Maureen Boyes P ’13, ’19 James Bradburn ’89 Johnathan and Erin Braeckman Kai and Annette Brandes P ’19 Louis Breithaupt ’68 Max Bremer ’16
KIM LITTLE ’53 P ’81, ’84, GP ’13, ’17
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I recall making regular contributions as early as 1978/79 and there were probably gifts made even a couple of years before that What I know for sure is that for more than 40 years I’ve made a gift to The Grove. I have tried to give something every year. Four generations of my family have enjoyed the benefits of
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The Grove. No wonder we think of it as our second home!
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RUPEL ’89, MAYA ’22, JADEN ’23 AND MARCY RUPARELIA
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As a student, I was fortunate to have the opportunity to attend LCS. Even then I recognized that so much of what I valued, both on campus and in the classroom, was the direct result of the generosity of others. Today, my children are able to experience a Lakefield that has flourished and continues to provide an education that truly embodies ‘mind, body, and spirit’. It supports and enables them to be the best they can be. As parents, we can’t ask for more. The philanthropy of the LCS community that made my time at Lakefield special, continues today, and I am proud to be able to continue to support a place that has impacted me, and my
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family, so profoundly.
As an alumnus and an LCS
parent, I am honoured to be able to give back to The Grove.
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Lorraine Brown P ’22 Jennifer Browne Michelle Buckley ’04 Philipp Buhr ’13 Tim Buhr ’11 Susan Buott P ’21 Trevor Burgis ’97 Bob and Joan Burrows GP ’13, ’16 Don Burton P ’15, ’19, ’23 Molly Burton ’19 Jim and Judy Byrne P ’19 Alison Cameron ’09 Christopher Cameron ’17 Fiona Cameron ’10 Claire Campbell ’19 Jack Campbell ’17 James Campbell and Terri Van Zant P ’18, ’19 Victoria Campbell ’09 Nikki Cannon ’18 Dustin Cantwell ’90 Kelly Carmichael ’99 Steven Carr ’02 Geoffrey Carr-Harris ’71 and Marina Korotaeva P ’16, ’17 Josie Carr-Harris ’17 Philip Carr-Harris ’69 Geoffrey Carre ’73 Rebecka Carrillo ’18 Chris Carrique ’02 Andrew Carroll ’08 Kate Carroll ’10 Ian Carswell ’93 Andrew Casson ’07 David Casson ’03 Matthew Casson ’09 Michael Casson ’11 Ximena Castro ’18 Martin Cayouette ’05 Rachel Cazabon Raul Ceron Pineda ’16 Christina Chan ’12 Siddharth Chandra ’87 Yvonne Chang ’95 Chris Chard ’90 Patrick and Candace Chartier P ’22 Karan Chawla ’12 Paras Cheema ’18 Matthew Chellew ’97 Amanda Chen P ’19 Jason Chen ’19 Steven Chen ’17 Felix Cheung ’19 Johnny Cheung and Carol Kwok P ’19 Valerie Cheung ’19 Zachary Chiagozie ’19 Heather Chisholm ’01 Karine Chisholm ’08 Lea Chowdhury ’15 Soren Christianson ’14 Sarah Chung ’03 Jason Church ’07 Katharina Cirlanaru ’07 Alex Clarke ’80 Mike Clarke ’63
Stephen Cline ’53 Stephen ’90 and Nicole Coates P ’19, ’23, ’24 Lily Coates ’19 Gabriel Cohen ’19 Alison Cole ’93 Devon Cole ’14 Jack Cole ’10 Marion and Robin Collins Nat Connacher ’81 Alaina Connelly Adam Cooper ’04 Dana Cooper ’11 Emma Cooper ’16 Jennifer Cooper ’92 Jennifer Cooper ’99 Jordan Cooper ’08 Madeline Cooper ’12 Sara Cooper ’06 Tim Cooper ’98 Tim Cormode ’88 Alison Corner ’07 April Corner ’09 Mike Corner ’03 Ardyth Correia ’98 and Ryan Drury ’98 Sarah Coulson ’05 Amy Cowan ’98 Nathan Cragg ’05 Mackenzie Crawford ’05 Simon Creasy ’91 and Donata Szaflan Lawrence Crocker ’60 James Crot ’17 Kelly Crothers ’96 Erin Crowley ’03 Graydon P. Crowley ’01 Robin Crumley ’94 Janet Cudney ’94 Catie Cundall ’03 Scott Current ’93 Joanna Dafoe ’04 Arielle Dalle ’05 Samuel Dalton ’14 Claire Danby ’98 Alexy Danchuk-Lauzon ’19 Michael Danchuk and Hélène Lauzon P ’17, ’19 David Dancy ’81 Erica Darnbrough ’07 Aidar Dauletov and Kunimzhan Alibekova P ’19 Timur Dauletov ’19 Rhys Davidson ’00 Tom Davidson ’04 Jeff Davie ’06 Steve Davie ’11 Rebecca Davies ’96 Donald Dawson ’65 Ethan Daynes ’19 Richard and Laura Daynes P ’19 Hélène Deacon ’95 Trevor Deakins ’92 John Deane ’81 Tom Demoulin ’17 Cole Dennis ’16
Fallon Dennis ’19 Reed Dennis ’14 Audrey Desjardins ’19 Jordan Detmers ’07 Malcolm Dewar ’64 Abigail Dewolfe ’93 Octavio Diaz ’19 Kelly Dimitroff Maiese ’93 Leona Dobbie ’99 Jess Dobson ’09 Gordon Doherty ’87 Dessa Douglas ’18 Ken ’91 and Jacqueline Douglas ’93 Bruce ’83 and Lisa Drummond Alli Duff ’19 Colin ’79 and Chi Duff P ’19 Ben Dunk ’18 Brian ’69 and Leslie Dunn P ’01, ’04 Whitney Dunn ’95 Justine Dutil ’13 Michael ’83 and Heather Eatson P ’12, ’14 Jonathan Eayrs ’70 George Edney ’81 Laura Edwards ’00 Zoe Edwards ’09 Robert and Elisabeth Eldridge P ’89, ’95 Darragh Elliott ’57 Laura Elliott ’02 Sean Erskine ’92 Isaac and Heidi Eshikaty Kristen Evans ’15 Emily Ewing ’08 Elliot Exton ’11 Jason Famme ’98 Jesus Fariñas and Sandra Ciccarell P ’19 Santiago Fariñas ’19
Joanne Farley ’00 Alison Farlow Troy ’04 Monica Farlow ’08 Andrew Farncomb ’01 Steven Ferguson ’78 Siraj and Rosemina Fidai P ’16 Ahil Fidai ’16 Hayley Findlay ’08 Max Finkeissen ’15 Garret Hart and Jess Fitchette Hart ’97 Jonathan Fitzgerald ’80 Katherine Fitzpatrick ’17 Kelly Fleming ’02 Lilli-Sarah Fleming ’97 Rob Fleming ’06 Andrea Flett ’93 Constantin Floess ’19 Thomas and Britta Floess P ’17, ’19 Romina Fontana ’94 Rachel Footman ’96 Alex Forde ’19 Daniel Forest ’00 Jeremy Foster ’07 Kaytlin Foster ’06 Alexandra Fraser ’03 Emily Freistatter ’08 Patrick Frewer ’75 Nicolas Fulcherberguer ’19 Ian Fung ’00 Dario Gabbani ’11 Patricia Gabilondo ’08 and Julian Wagner Colleen Gainey ’03 Colin Gallacher ’08 Kelly Gallacher ’06 Meaghan Gallacher ’02
BRENDAN FELL ‘04
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I’m very glad I went to LCS because it’s much more than just a high school. LCS invites each of its students to envision a rich life of contribution. Students are surrounded by teachers and staff who are doing just that: pursuing lives of contribution with a strong sense of vocation. It’s a privilege to be a part of the LCS community and to donate every year to a school that means so
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Ashley Gao ’16 Brian Geoffrey and Tara Gardiner P ’19 Katie Garland ’15 Ross and Kim Garland P ’14, ’15 Scott Garland ’14 Riley Garneys ’10 Angus Gastle ’04 Adriella Gauthier ’05 Davina Gauthier ’05 Joe Gennaro ’18 Jody Gerus ’14 Stuart Gerus ’18 Chris Gibson ’95 Rhiannon Gilbart ’12 Shelby Gilbert ’94 William Giles ’84 Evan Gill ’51 Patrick Gill ’01 Jordan Gillis ’15 Kaitlyn Gillis ’10 Drew Gilmour ’03 Ben Gledhow ’19 Victoria Godsell ’15 Kevin Godwin ’85 Heidi Gold ’04 Bruce Good ’74 Chris Gordon ’57 Russell Gordon Bryan Goselin ’04 Graham Goulet ’06 Andrew Grace ’93 Kirk Graham ’94 Rachel Grant ’09 Sam Grant ’13 Katie Grantham ’04 Jimmy Gray ’08 Larry Greaves ’81 Natalie Green ’13 Janice Greenshields ’03 Colin Greenwood ’08 Sarah Griggs ’09 Paul Grimes Julius Grosse ’19 Sophie Grossman ’04 Andrew Grummitt ’04 Claude Guay and Sharon Shanahan P ’17, ’19 Smreeti Gurung ’08 Imran Habib ’02 Madeleine Hackstetter ’11 Heather Hadden ’97 Katie Hadden ’00 Kristin Hadfield ’04 Jason Haigh ’92 Amber Halcovich ’09 David Hall ’87 Brooke Hamilton ’15 Jeffrey Hanna ’81 Patrick Hannivan ’18 Adam Harbutt ’02 Jackson Harding ’19 Rachel Harding ’17 Wayne Harding and Sally Mark-Harding P ’17, ’19 Brooke Harvey ’06
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Miyu Hayashi ’07 Robert Hazell ’03 Heather Hedges ’95 Tim Heeney ’83 Mélanie Heffern ’95 Andrew Heffernan ’15 James Heintzman ’97 Bob Henderson ’75 Meredith Hendy ’94 Russell Henlin ’17 William Henlin ’15 Adela Hepburn ’18 Lindsey Hepburn ’02 Thomas Hepburn ’01 Carson Herrick ’66 Christopher Heseltine ’81 Geoffrey Heseltine ’77 Doug Hewson ’85 Jane Hickey ’10 Nora Hickey ’12 Chiagozie Hilary-Nwokonko and Nnenna Chiagozie P ’19 Dalton Hill-Whitson ’11 Matthew Hines ’92 Matthew Ho ’98 Spencer Hodgins ’06 Paul Hofer ’67 Jessica Holdcroft ’03 Beth Hollis ’04 Jon Holmes ’97 Christopher Holt ’88 Helen Honig ’07 Alex Hooke-Wood ’14 Valdy Horsdal ’63 Chris Horton ’08 and Lauren Schumacher ’08 Robyn-Lee Hotte ’18 Chris Hough and Jen Sharpe P ’16, ’19 Greg Hough ’06 Jon Houghton ’03 John Howes ’68 Chloe Hsu ’19 Timothy Hughes ’85 Andrea Huitron ’06 Juan Huitron Moreno ’09 Ian Hunt ’72 Ross Hutchinson ’17 Hutton House Alison Hyland ’19 David and Lindsay Hyland P ’19 Kalen Ingram ’99 Kelsey Ingram ’04 Tom Ironstone ’05 James Irwin ’78 Jacqueline Jack ’96 Zahid Jaffry ’00 Lauren James ’07 Brett Jan ’04 Brooke Jan ’06 Yuri Jan ’13 George Jeffery ’87 Natalie Jennings ’12 Karly Jessup ’02 Charles Jobin ’17 Jacqueline Johnson-Coughlin ’98
David Johnston ’97 Malcolm Johnston ’02 Rachel Johnston ’09 Trevor Johnston ’00 Trevor Jones ’15 Mark and Carol Jorgensen Lindsey Joseph ’06 Florian Jostes ’11 Jaron Kaller ’14 Kayden Kaller ’13 Serge Kalloghlian ’00 Alex Kam ’17 Eugene Kang ’09 Emily Keating ’10 Paul Keaveney ’76 Jacob Kee ’17 Kathleen Kee ’19 Jennifer and Steve Kemp Bryan Kerdman Sebastian Kern ’01 Elizabeth Kerr ’04 Nagib Khairallah ’87 Jasmine Kheawok-Ashfield ’14 Eduardo Kiehnle ’07 Mike Kim ’08 Bryan Kingdon Wendy Knight David U.K. Knopf ’81 Joseph and Jean Konecny P ’98, ’00 Mary-Elizabeth Konrad ’08 Jessica Kotzeff ’14 Clark Kristensen ’66 Max Lafortune ’08 Charles Laframboise ’14 Nicholas Laframboise ’15 Michael Laidlaw ’92 Gabriel Lalancette ’17 Todd Lamont ’95 Suzanne Laperriere Nick Latimer ’19 Noah Latimer ’18 Grant Lawes and Charmaine Curvan-Lawes P ’18, ’19 Janelle Lawes ’19 Will Lawler ’10 Laura Lawson ’00 Jessica Lax ’98 Nathan Lax ’96 Fred Lazier ’80 Sarah Leavens ’98 Andrew Lee ’19 Kylie Lee ’19 Raymond Lee ’14 Ryan Lee ’12 Lambert Lefebvre ’13 Laurent Lefebvre ’15 Alexander Legnini ’04 Jonah Lehman ’16 Rachel Leung ’18 Dominic Lieberoth-Leden ’09 Samuel Liebich ’19 Jonathan and Sasha Liebich P ’19 Richard and Patricia Life P’05 Christopher Little ’02 Andrew Little ’13
J. Michael Little ’84 Kathryn Little ’17 Matt Litwin-Davies ’12 Lareina Liu ’17 Bert Lockhart Dyer ’06 Justin Loga ’06 Kathleen Logie ’10 Megan Lohmann ’00 Ted Lorriman ’76 Katherine Lorriman ’00 Ally Lovick ’19 Matthew Lovick ’17 Steve and Helen Lovick P ’16, ’17, ’19 Ellen Lowry ’08 Mitch Lowry ’13 Adrian Lyttle ’05 Alexander Lyttle ’03 Brianna Lyttle ’02 Pip Lyttle ’09 Hugh MacDonald ’55 Luke MacDonald ’10 Marcus MacDonald ’86 Reagan MacDonald ’16 Betsy Macdonnell ’18 Corey Macgregor ’05 Topher Macintosh ’85 Christine MacKenzie ’93 Alexander MacKenzie and Lorraine McCallum P ’19 Colleen Mackenzie ’12 Iain Mackenzie ’11 Mike Mackenzie ’15 Sarah MacKinnon ’12 Quinn MacMillan ’18 Allie Madden ’19 Sean Madden and Lisa Welch Madden P ’19 Connor Mahony ’13 Moritz Franz Malina-Altzinger ’13 Cameron Maltman ’16 Warwick Marchant ’89 Sarah Martin ’19 Abbie Masciangelo ’16 Zack Masciangelo ’17 John Mason ’71 Greg Massie ’69 Shannon Mathews ’95 Keely Matsusaki ’19 John Matthews ’66 Brian Maxwell ’04 Bruce Maxwell ’90 Sarah Mayo ’16 Paula Mbonda ’99 P ’23 Peter McArthur ’80 Alison McBee ’00 Elisabeth McCalden ’93 Kenzie McCallum ’19 Jeff McCaw ’18 Kiera McCloskey ’19 John McConkey ’15 Julianne McConkey ’12 David McConnell ’02 Doc and Jose McCubbin P ’93, ’95 Susan McDermott ’98 Max McEachern ’13 Peter McEnery ’19
Hamish McEwan ’81 Alex McEwen ’07 Colleen McGoey ’97 Jim and Kristeen McGowan P ’20, ’22 Amy McGrath Alison McKnight ’13 Jackie McLachlan ’95 Ed McLaren ’80 Timothy McLaughlin Casey McLeod ’04 Cody McMahon ’12 Robert McNamara ’96 Katherine McNeice ’16 Cam McRae ’01 Duncan McRae ’03 Gillian McRae ’06 Jamie McRae ’97 Joe McRae John ’70 and Val McRae P ’01, ’03, ’06 Daria McWilliams ’04 Kathryn Meehan ’91 Carmen Melero Timon ’15 Sophie Milburn ’18 Adrienne Miller ’08 Jeffrey and Shannon Mills P ’19, ’21 Nick Mills ’19 Adrien Mindijimba ’16 Antoine and Carole Mindjimba P ’16, ’19 Clara Mindjimba ’19 Mitchell ’82 and Christine Mingie P ’12 Alison Mitchell ’98 Riona Mohan-Goad ’09 Arsh Momi ’18 Camille Mongeau ’14 Daphne Mongeau ’16 Alain Monnard ’98 John Morch ’49 Nick Morianos ’00 Lawrence Morley ’69 Tracy Morley ’93 Andrea Morris ’99 Kaley Morris Welch ’02 Michael Morris ’05 Kaycee Morrison ’08 Anthea Morse ’07 Simon Mortimer ’83 Avery Morton ’18 Beth Mulvale ’05 Esme Munoz ’16 Lindsay Munoz ’09 Sean Munoz ’07 Scott Murphy ’16 Alex Murphy ’83 Cal Murray ’04 Gaelen Murray ’07 Jamie Murray ’14 Keenan Murray ’10 Felicia Neil Meredith Nelson ’92 Nik Nemeczek ’14 Amy Neufeld ’97 Bob and Ginny Neville P ’19 Matthew Neville ’19 Andrew Newcombe ’87
TED INGRAM (FORMER LCS FACULTY)
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The Grove’s aim is to educate the whole person, both student and staff. I hope my gifts will help to widen the availability of places, making LC,S more inclusive and
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less exclusive.
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GERRY BIRD P’04,’06
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Over the years, Sandra and I have been privileged to witness the transformative power of a Lakefield education, firsthand - both with thousands of students and with our own children. We’ve always felt a desire to help make that opportunity available to more
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young people.
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Emma Nie ’16 Ayana Niwa ’19 Kazuhiro and Yukari Niwa P ’19 Aidan Nordholm ’16 Emilie Norris-Roozmon ’15 Alex North ’00 Kelly Nottage ’00 Doug Nugent ’80 Bryan Nunnelley ’96 Callum O’Hanlon ’15 Luke O’Regan ’01 Andrea Ober ’05 Alyson Olsheski ’04 Kathryn Olsheski ’06 Mark Olsheski ’03 Foong Ooi Andrew Orr ’84 Jackie Orr ’13 John Orr ’07 Adam Osborne and Lisa Monk P ’21 Mojtaba Pakzad ’07 Alex Parent ’15 Sabrina Parent ’18 Alex Parke ’02 Bruce Parke ’74 Andrew Parsons Kristian Paschalis ’17 Joshua Pascoe ’07 Simon Patrontasch ’09 Bruce and Barbara Patterson P ’06 Steve Patterson ’93 Torie Patterson ’06 Susie Pearce ’98 Ian Pearson ’78 Sierra Peddie ’12 Laura Pede ’19 Melissa Pede ’16 Paul and Catherine Pede P ’16, ’19 Ioana Pena ’19 Andreea Pena ’17 Doug Pennock ’81 David Pereira ’94 Sophie Peters ’18 Mark Petrosoniak ’03 Michael Petrosoniak ’05 Riona Petticrew ’03 Joan Picanyol Puig ’98 Xavier Picanyol Puig ’00 Victoria Pinsonnault ’14 Gaetan Piret and Verena Regenberg P ’17, ’19 Roxane Piret ’19 Kat and Johnnie Pitman P ’23 Meredith Pitts ’00 Juliette Polito ’17 Michael Pooley ’01 Anna Porte ’12 Coco Porte ’09 Oliver Porte ’06 Ellie Porter ’13 Reilly Porter ’13 Annabelle Price ’14 Katie Price ’97 Anne Prindiville P ’18, ’20, ’23 Alex Procyk ’12 Emmy Pullen ’11
Nick Pullen ’07 Amy Qian ’19 Jason and Christa Quick P ’17, ’19 Tommy Quick ’19 Victoria Quick ’17 Ross Ramsay ’16 Samantha Ramsay ’14 Keith ’83 and Laureen Rance Jonathan Randall ’99 Ben Redfern ’13 Bronwyn Redfern ’11 Madi Redfern ’09 Alexander Reed ’19 Mark Reesor ’99 Elizabeth Reid ’03 Mary-Anne Reid ’04 Stephanie Rentel ’97 John Reynolds ’60 Sequoia Richards ’16 Syerra Richards ’19 Alex Richardson ’69 Andrew Richardson ’09 Katherine Richardson ’05 Will Richardson ’07 Jennifer Ridgway ’96 Katie Robinette ’90 Chloe Rogers ’17 Kat Rogers-Hern ’04 Noah Rosen ’12 Adam and Heather Ross Scott Ross ’95 Grant Roy ’12 Isabella Runza ’17 Barb and Bill Rutherford Brendan Rutherford ’19 Holly Rutherford ’04 Kim Rutherford ’01 Geoffrey Ryder ’15 Jordan Ryder ’13 Matthew Ryder ’08 Robert Ryley ’55 Margaret Saari ’99 A.J. Sainsbury ’99 Andrew Sainsbury ’02 and Mel Wright ’02 David Sainsbury ’76 Greg Sainsbury ’93 Ayda Sakar ’19 Jheeven Salvarajah ’19 Susan Sandford P ’15, ’17 Diego Santos ’19 Shaheer Sanuri ’07 Elisha Sarkis ’14 Katie Saunders ’00 Dani Scanlon ’04 Patrick Scanlon ’03 Jillian Scates ’13 Belinda Schubert ’99 Leslie Schumacher ’06 Lianne Schumacher ’05 Zak Schwartz ’12 Henry Scott ’53 Monica Scrocchi ’15 Shannon Scrocchi ’13 David and Patricia Scroggie P ’96 Salvarajah Seeni and Kogilavani
Doraisamy P ’19, ’22 Clara Seitz ’18 Adrian Seligman ’96 Ella Shanahan-Guay ’19 Lexie Shearer ’19 Samantha Shefsky ’08 Jenna Shelley ’02 Madison Sheward ’18 Andrew Sibbald ’81 Peter Sibbald ’76 P ’11, ’13 Rebekah Sibbald ’11 Eric Siebert ’97 Johannes Siekmann ’07 Shelley Simmons ’96 Jessie Sinden ’99 Michael Sinden ’97 Laura Slipp ’09 Jacob Slobodian ’12 Kelsey Slobodian ’10 Tiffany Sly ’00 Nicolas Small ’18 Andrew Smith ’02 Stephen Smith ’85 and Sarah Powell Trevor Smith ’17 Valerie Smith ’15 Vanessa Smith ’15 Ayeshah Somani ’19 Riya Soni ’15 Andrew Sparling ’92 John Spencer ’59 Bernadette Springford-Watson Yasin Sridhar ’09 Pierre St-Onge and Marie-Claude Ouellet P ’17, ’19 Victoria St-Onge ’19 Adam Stainrod ’18 Delaney Stedman ’16 Mitch Stedman ’19 Robert Stedwill ’67 Jake Steele ’13 John Stephenson ’66 Jocelyn Stevens ’10 Matt Stevens ’12 Bill Stewart ’70 Konstantin Stoll ’17 Daisy Storey ’19 Noah Storey ’18 Rick Storey and Hélène Denis P ’18, ’19 Scott Strenn ’90 Mark Sunderland ’00 Phil Switalski ’07 David Sword ’88 Jordon Taylor ’08 David Tennant ’99 and Carolyne Mondoux ’00 Jess Thoem ’00 Erin Thomson ’98 Brett Thompson ’05 Jennifer Thompson ’03 Justin Thompson ’00 Sarah Thompson ’06
Stuart Thompson ’01 Shauna Thorpe ’98 Jennifer Tidman ’91 Kathryn Tiedje ’98 James Tory ’14 Nicola Tory P’14 Michelle Tremblay ’97 Spiro Trent ’11 Colin Trethewey ’87 Jorge Trigo Martinez ’05 Carolina Troitiño e Sousa ’19 Asha Trott ’15 Godfrey Tse ’17 Alice Tseng ’19 James Tseng and Katherine Chen P ’19 Garrett Tucker ’17 Grant Tucker ’17 Kyle Turk ’03 Peter Turner ’78 Victoria Turner ’95 Katie Uhlmann ’05 Owen Uren ’17 Tavis Valentine ’88 Leonie van Haeren ’10 Katrina van Laren ’07 Daniel Vaughan and Haryeong Kim P ’19 Olivia Vaughan ’19 Andre Vilcini ’19 Philippe Violette ’97 Melanie von Diergardt ’03 Ernst von Puttkamer ’16 Emilia Voudouris ’19 Paul Voudouris and Anabel Cardenas P ’19 Emma Vouk ’08 Korbinian Wagner ’07 Natalie Wagner ’14 Jake Wahlberg ’17 Niko Wahlberg ’18 David and Margaret Walsh P ’00, ’03, ’06 Elise-Marie Walsh ’03 Taylor Walsh ’17 Tristan Walsh ’17 Mark Walter ’16 Sophia Walter ’12 Yudong Wang and Ying Liu P ’21 Tim Ward ’62 Mika Watanabe ’08 Douglas Watson ’12 Romano Watt ’19 Taylor Watts ’15 Todd Watts ’90 P’15 ’20 Peter Weber P’19 Viky Weberova ’19 Michael Welch ’15 Sophie Welch ’17 Jennifer Wellman ’98 Bud Wesley ’60 Alex Westcott ’16 Alex Wexler ’18 Chris White ’90
Marissa Wickware ’15 Stephanie Wilcox ’03 David Williams ’19 Sarah Williams ’95 Jeffrey Wiliams Vergara ’16 Caroline Willis ’97 Josh Wilson ’93 Johannes Wolters ’08 Julien Wong P ’19 Adam Wood ’98 Fred Wood ’79 P ’14, ’18 James Wootton ’19 Stephanie Worsfold ’10 Barry Wright and Mary Chouinard P ’19 Caroline Wright ’98 Kit Wright ’19 Susan Wright Wenquan Wu and Qiushi Zhang P ’21 Roger Wyand ’65 Tony Wyand ’62 Richard Xia ’17 Connie Xu ’06 Qiang Xu and Shuang Zhu P ’20 Crystal Yang ’11 Jennifer Yang ’19 Millie Yates ’13 Zhibo Ye ’15 Erin Yeatman Christine Young ’97 Pat and Kelly Young Sarah Young Patrick Zachary ’85 Pedro Zapata Milla ’19 Hatim Zavery ’08 Clara Zhang ’17 Shelly Zhang ’15 Shelly Zhao ’19 Merit Zimmerman ’14 Carly Zubrickas ’12 Melissa Zubrickas ’08
Thank You To the Friends of Lakefield College School UK Foundation for their ongoing support.
Tim Cooper ’98 John Hepburn ’68 Yasin Sridhar ’09 Tim Ward ’62 Roger Wyand ’65 Tony Wyand ’62 5 + consecutive years of giving 10 + consecutive years of giving 15 + consecutive years of giving 20 + consecutive years of giving 25 + consecutive years of giving 30 + consecutive years of giving 35+ consecutive years of giving P parents of students or alumni by class year † Deceased While every effort is made to ensure that the information listed is accurate, errors or omissions may occur. If your name is not listed as you would prefer it to be, please contact the Lakefield College School Foundation at 705.652.3324 ext. 349 so that our records can be updated.
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