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Contents Letter from the Chairman of the Board of Trustees............................................................................2 Financial Overview.....................................................................................4 Commencement........................................................................................6 Millbrook Made and Most Likley To.....................................................10 Connecting The Millbrook Dots Across Time and Place A Reflection by Jonathan Downs ’98................................................. 20 MillbrookEngage...................................................................................... 26 Facilities...................................................................................................... 34 Retiring Faculty......................................................................................... 38

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ON THE COVER:

Teachers and Leaders............................................................................. 46

The Class of 2020

New Faculty...............................................................................................51

Commencement Path is an

Caregivers at the Miller Brown Health Center.................................. 54

it is the path down which every

indelible tribute to this class, and

Trustees.......................................................................................................56

Millbrook graduate will process

Leading the Way: People Who Make Millbrook, Millbrook............................................. 58

Photo by Alex Pearson.

going forward.

Diversity, Equity & Inclusion A Mission-Driven Approach.................................................................. 62

INSIDE FRONT COVER:

Class Agent Thank You........................................................................... 64

accepted students and their

Leadership Donors...................................................................................67 Alumni Donors..........................................................................................72

A newer Millbrook tradition: current student hosts stop in our photo booth on Revisit Day to share a smile.

Development Report.............................................................................. 99

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Dear Members of the Millbrook Family, The 2019-2020 school year was a year unlike any other. Despite the challenges faced by all during this pandemic, for many it proved to be an opportunity to come home and support one another through strengthened bonds of family and community and to take time to examine our lives, to slow down, and, as a result, to truly come to grips with and give thanks for the enormity of the blessings each of us has received.

Perhaps that is why the 2019-2020 school year was, despite substantial

We are equally fortunate to have been guided through this period by

obstacles, Millbrook School’s most successful year yet.

Assistant Headmaster Jon Downs ’98, who has demonstrated that he

In just a few short weeks this past spring, our extraordinary faculty pivoted from in-person teaching to a remote curriculum while

already inhabits the same stratum as Drew and is more than ready to step in as Millbrook's seventh headmaster next year.

maintaining the essential and indispensable aspect of community. As a

We can attribute the undeniable success of this year to one thing—

result, our families were able to maintain some semblance of normalcy

our unshakable belief and confidence in this community to sustain

while the world around them shook. Our seniors finished well, practiced

and better us. Community is the hallmark of the Millbrook experience

our motto, Non Sibi Sed Cunctis, in every way, and matriculated at

and ethos. It is “what makes Millbrook, Millbrook.” It has guided

impressive colleges and universities that were the right fit for them. We

each of us—trustees, administrators, faculty, staff, students, parents,

continued to make progress on our Vision 2023 strategic priorities,

alumni—with confidence, resolve, hope, and optimism through these

breaking ground on a new counseling center that is needed now more

difficult times, and it will continue to serve each of us well when we

than ever. We not only met but exceeded our Annual Fund goal of $2.35

we finally turn the corner and begin building a new normal together.

million and raised over $7 million in total gifts, a truly astonishing accomplishment. In short, we expanded Millbrook’s momentum.

As you read this, a record number of students are being taught safely in person, on campus. This is the result of the extraordinary work and

I thank you for your support and belief in Millbrook, and I look forward to the next steps on our journey together.

With every best wish for your good health and that of your families,

dedication of our Compass Committee, administration, faculty, and staff who have worked tirelessly to identify how to ensure the safety of our community while delivering the types of experiences that have for generations transformed the lives of the young men and women who call themselves Millbrook alumni.

We have been fortunate to be led through these challenges by Drew Casertano, without doubt, the best headmaster in the business who is retiring at the end of the year after 31 years of service to the school.

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William L. Menard ’78 Chairman of the Board of Trustees

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Financial Overview Other Endowment

Instructional Support

Other

Physical Plant Annual Fund

Administrative Tuition Salaries & Benefits

Revenue: $ 21,909,758

Total Expenses: $ 19,202,425

Tuition................................................................... $ 16,956,432

Salaries & Benefits....................................... $ 11,775,653

(net of Financial Aid)

Administrative.............................................. $ 2,182,438

Annual Fund........................................................ $ 2,366,175

Physical Plant............................................... $ 2,447,411

Endowment......................................................... $ 1,606,544

Support.......................................................... $ 1,578,985

Other..................................................................... $

Instructional................................................. $ 1,075,751

980,607

Other.............................................................. $ 142,187

Capital Gifts

Gifts to Millbrook School, 2019-2020 Annual Fund.................................................. $ $2,366,175 (Funds raised in support of the operating budget)

Other

Capital Gifts.................................................. $ 4,071,097 Other.............................................................. $ 1,002,262 TOTAL............................................................ $ 7,439,534

Annual Fund

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Annual Fund Leadership Katrina Cox ’04 Loukas Zoumas ’97 Co-Presidents, Alumni Volunteer Council Colleen Cooper and David Bloom P ’20 Dyllan McGee and Mark Weigel P ’20 VIth Form Chairs Barbara Gatski Vth Form Chair

Barbara Gatski IVth Form Chair Barbara Gatski IIIrd Form Chair Barbara Gatski Grandparents Chair Barbara Gatski Parents of Alumni Chair

2019-2020 Annual Fund Totals: Alumni............................................................. $ 850,808 Parents............................................................. $ 982,535 Other................................................................ $ 532,832

$2,500

History of Giving The Annual Fund: Raising the Bar

$2,411 $2,158

$2,239

$2,283

$2,366

$2,149

$2,000 $1,862 $1,800

$1,686 $1,522

Annual Fund Total ($000)

$1,500

$1,441

$1,200

$1,000

$750

$500

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COMMENCEMENT 2020

For the first time in school history, we could not gather in person—students, faculty, staff, and parents—to celebrate our graduating VIth form and to finish the 2019-2020 school year together.

It was disheartening and disappointing for all, to be sure, but

VIth formers elected classmate Jack Bloom to deliver this year's VIth

the restrictions of a COVID world could not put a damper on our

Form Commencement Address, which was broadcast from the pulpit

enthusiasm to honor all that our seniors accomplished in their years

of the Flagler Memorial Chapel. Jack shared the brief story of Julian

at Millbrook. We adjusted, rallied, planned—all while following

of Norwich, an English mystic and counselor, who lived part of her

New York State guidelines and hoping that time would allow the

life in a pandemic. Interpreting Julian’s most well-known phrase, “All

opportunity to gather in person in August.

shall be well, all shall be well, in all manner of things all shall be well,”

Knowing that our hopes could be dashed again (and they were), we

in his own words, he shared, “Things will turn out okay—there are

invited our graduates and their families to gather virtually on May 23

good things waiting when we get through the bad.”

for a special Senior Celebration & Prize Ceremony. Along with prefects

While this was clearly analogous to the current COVID-19 crisis,

Jack Bloom and Sarah Hoover, Headmaster Casertano kicked off this

Jack extended the comparison over the four years his class spent

Zoom event with a reminder that while we could not physically be

together. “The present doesn’t always make sense, and we are unsure

together, this was the time to recognize the determination, resilience,

about the unknown. But, those things that defined our Millbrook

and achievements of the Class of 2020.

experience made us better people… Routines might fade, but the

“We gather this morning in this extraordinary time to recognize those who have distinguished themselves and their school. We gather to recognize the Class of 2020 as a whole – they have achieved this excellence together. The Class of 2020 has looked for ways to make the best of the

Lucy Papachristou’s outstanding VIth Form Commencement Address in 2014.) All interested in watching Jack’s complete speech can view it at www.millbrook.org/millbrookinmotion.

As is tradition, three special commencement prizes were saved for the end as Headmaster Drew Casertano presented the

situation, and they have achieved so much - academic

Sportsmanship Cup to Bailey Tymeson, the Community Service

excellence, artistic expression recognized on a national

Cup to Jack Bloom and Avery MacLear, and Summa Cum Laude to

level, and championships. They have toiled to help create

Mingxuan (Kevin) Wang.

a more aware, more just, more inclusive Millbrook community. This is their legacy - the Class of 2020 has further revealed the strength of their character."

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things they taught us will not.” (The latter sentiment was a nod to

Millbrook School

Jake Lockwood

Catherine Sinclair

David Ciancio

Jacquelyn Crowley

Elise Almgren

Simone YaĂąez

Michael Nassif

William Ricker

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Mingxuan Wang

William Bloom

Bailey Tymeson

Avery MacLear and Ian Crary

Jonathan DeStazio

Hope Murphy

Sarah Hoover

Kevin Foley

Louisa Brown Stillman Smith

Thi Phuong Thao Nguyen

Claire Rutstein

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COMMENCEMENT 2020

COMMENCEMENT 2020 PRIZES Summa Cum Laude

Frederick W. Knutson Trophies

Frank W. Trevor Cup

Mingxuan Wang

Elise Almgren Michael Nassif

Kevin Foley

The Community Service Cup William Bloom Avery MacLear

McSweeney Tour Guide Award

Science Prize Jacquelyn Crowley

The Sportsmanship Cup

Ian Crary Jonathan DeStazio

Bailey Tymeson

Emily Roosevelt ’87 Public Service Award

Blaine History Essay Prize William Bloom

Peter Jon Wallace ’60 Commencement Prize

Kevin Foley

William Bloom

Christian Stehle ’91 Prize for Technical Theater

Four Year Varsity Letter Awards

Louisa Brown

Elise Almgren Jacquelyn Crowley Richard Fisher Dorota Harag Sarah Hoover Wesley King Jake Lockwood Avery MacLear William Ricker Catherine Sinclair Stillman Smith Bailey Tymeson Simone Yañez

Nathaniel B. Abbott Cup Hope Murphy William Hardy

Mingxuan Wang

Thi Phuong Thao Nguyen Claire Rutstein Mingxuan Wang

Headmaster's Merit Awards Class of 2020

English Writing Prize

Class of 1978 Award

Thi Phuong Thao Nguyen

William Bloom

Sykes Mathematics Prize Mingxuan Wang

David Ciancio Sarah Hoover Michael Nassif

Clark Language Prize Kevin Foley (French) Mingxuan Wang (Spanish)

Richard Fisher

Dorota Harag

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Millbrook Made

MOST LIKELY TO lobby congress for social equality

Kevin Foley ’20 NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY I chose to go to Northwestern primarily because of its academic reputation but also because their students are known for balancing the stress of classes with active social lives. I want to be in a community where students take their work seriously but also know how to have fun. I think I'm most looking forward to being somewhere new. I loved Millbrook, but now I'm excited to be in a large community surrounded by new people with unique experiences from which I can learn. I feel well prepared to take care of myself when I’m on my own at college. Not only did I develop solid study habits, but I also know not to let my schoolwork get in the way of looking after my emotional and physical well-being.

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COMMENCEMENT 2019 2016

Millbrook Made

MOST LIKELY TO argue a case in the Supreme Court (Maybe against Jack Bloom!)

Thi Phuong Thao “Pam” Nguyen ’20 GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY I chose Georgetown mainly for its International Relations program at the School of Foreign Service. It is a very unique program that emphasizes language learning, which is a huge part of my life and self-identity. I also chose Georgetown for its location in DC, where I can meet and learn from people with diverse backgrounds and experiences—an important aspect of the social sciences. I think it is a critical time to be studying international politics and affairs, and I'm looking forward to seeing how social science courses adapt and change due to the COVID-19 pandemic. One of the lessons that will come from this pandemic is recognizing the need for greater multilateral cooperation, as opposed to nationalism and protectionism.

Millbrook has taught me to be more independent and confident in my abilities and to dig deeper, as I did especially in my VIth form history electives. When I have told my professors and peers at Georgetown that I took Constitutional Law and Immigration & Migration in high school, they marvel at the level of specificity and relevance our history curriculum has compared to regular AP Government or AP US History courses. In these Millbrook classes, I developed a greater sense of inquiry and greater interest in international affairs.

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Millbrook Made

MOST LIKELY TO bend laws of physics to make the world’s best quantum computer

Mingxuan “Kevin” Wang ’20 COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY One important reason I wanted to go to Columbia is the reputation of the school’s physics department. As someone who has always been drawn to the physical sciences, I plan to major in physics in college, and Columbia has some of the best and most accessible physics professors in the world. Also, the multicultural environment at Columbia is an important factor. I am very interested in learning languages, and I love learning about other cultures. With an international student population topping 25%, Columbia is providing me with connections to students from around the globe. I look forward to starting off with the freshman science seminar, where every week postgraduates and professors share their state-of-the-art research, and we gather in groups to discuss the implications. I am very excited to learn about the newest technological advances and explore various scientific fields. I am well prepared for all of this, as Millbrook’s course structures and academic rigor created a similarly challenging environment. At the same time, the experience of living on campus and forming close connections have strengthened my sense of community. I will carry all of this into college life.

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COMMENCEMENT 2020

Millbrook Made

MOST LIKELY TO singlehandedly shatter all of the jock and/or nerd stereotypes out there

Jackie Crowley ’20 SWARTHMORE COLLEGE There are so many reasons that Swarthmore is right for me! The first is the extensive curriculum and the ability to explore many fields of interest, like biology, engineering, and psychology, while still getting a strong liberal arts education. Furthermore, Swarthmore is offering me the opportunity to conduct research, both in professors’ labs and off campus via summer internships. I enjoyed my Independent Science Research class so much in my VIth form year at Millbrook, being able to continue serious research is really important. I also appreciate Swarthmore’s tight-knit community that provides me the opportunity to form meaningful relationships with my classmates, teammates, and professors, and I will engage with people from a vast number of states and countries. Millbrook taught me how to be independent in my studies and balance school, social life, and athletics. I will put those skills to use as I begin to play field hockey at the collegiate level!

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Millbrook Made

MOST LIKELY TO restore balance and improve diplomatic relations over the next 20 years

William “Jack” Bloom ’20 THE GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY Coming from Millbrook's small community and rural setting, I was looking for a college where I could branch out and put the skills I learned living in a community to good use on a larger scale. My dorm at George Washington is three blocks west of the White House, three blocks north of the National Mall, and three blocks east of the Kennedy Center! Being in the center of such an active city was a draw, and the many opportunities for internships and work experience sealed the deal. GW also has a very active and socially conscious student body, of which I want to be a part. I am grateful for the breadth of opportunities I had at Millbrook, and I am very excited to specialize a bit more and really get into what I care about both academically and in extracurriculars with student organizations. It was almost impossible not to participate actively in the community at Millbrook. Honoring commitments, advocating for myself, and forming meaningful relationships with my teachers and my peers are all skills I think will serve me well in college. I couldn't imagine going to a school as urban and as big as GW without the solid foundation I built at Millbrook.

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COMMENCEMENT 2020

Millbrook Made

MOST LIKELY TO analyze and improve mental wellness

Sylvie Escobar ’20 BOSTON COLLEGE Initially, what attracted me to Boston College was the nationally ranked psychology program and the school’s proximity to Boston. I am most looking forward to taking psychology and neuroscience classes since those fields interest me greatly. Having worked in this field for my Independent Science Research project, I knew this was the direction I wanted to go as I made my college decision.

Millbrook has also prepared me well in terms of time management skills. Even as a day student, I was busy from 8 a.m. – 8 p.m. on most school days. Learning how to manage a very loaded schedule and make the most of my time really allowed me to succeed in high school. I know I will make the most out of my next four years at BC, including exploring Boston and attending many different sporting events.

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Millbrook Made

MOST LIKELY TO be Millbrook’s 8th headmaster

Ethan Cott ’20 COLGATE UNIVERSITY My time at Millbrook was incredibly special and really shaped my expectations for college. I loved Millbrook's tight-knit community, and when I got that special sense of community at Colgate, I knew it was the college I wanted to attend.

Here, I will further my development as a student and adult.

At Millbrook I learned you get out what you put into your experience, which is why I want to be heavily involved in many things at Colgate. I feel no anxiety or uncertainty about college life. Millbrook's balance of independence and builtin structure for students has taught me skills and given me experiences that allow me to have an excellent baseline for college. Furthermore, the way Millbrook teachers pushed me to find deeper meaning in my work will definitely help me be successful in college.

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MOST LIKELY TO start her own consulting firm

Shiting “Coco” Sheng ’20 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT BERKELEY Berkeley's great diversity drove my interest in attending this university, and I am looking forward to meeting students from all over the world. Berkeley has tremendous resources including many internship opportunities in my major, economics, that will provide experience and direction as I decide, more specifically, the career path that I will take. Millbrook definitely prepared me well for college, particularly in terms of analytical writing that followed college-level criteria in-line with requirements here at Berkeley. Also, living on campus and being a dorm leader really taught me how to better connect with friends and communicate with my dorm mates. I look forward to all of the exciting experiences that await me at Berkeley; plus, California has such great weather and food!

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CONNECTING THE MILLBROOK DOTS

Across Time and Place A Reflection by Jonathan Downs ’98 Artwork from the journal of Atticus Downs

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“We do not inherit the earth from our ancestors;

we borrow it from our children.”

-Ancient Native Proverb

When the ball dropped on New Year's Eve to commemorate the beginning of 2020, a group of people, spanning four generations and inextricably connected through the shared experience of Millbrook, linked elbows, held hands, and sang Auld Lang Syne amongst the cacophony of insects, frogs, and birds in one of the most biologically diverse ecosystems on earth. We were Millbrook in the Amazon. As we sang our way into a New Year, there was a palpable celebration of science and curiosity in the air. We were proud of our school and the mission that continues to live within each one of us. It was as if we were holding hands with the thousand-year-old trees, new seedlings fighting for their spot in the sun, species well known, and life-forms yet to be discovered. The significance of Millbrook and the significance of the Amazon, at that moment, seemed to be on inseparable grounds.

As we explored the sandy soils of Camp 41, a 40-

From 300 ft above the forest floor: Rick Stuckey P ’00, ’03, ’09, Dr. Lynn Christenson, Dr. Tom Lovejoy ’59, Dr. Alan Tousignant, Jon Downs ’98, and Atticus Downs.

again. Our group discussed at great length the idea

and revered Millbrook teacher, who shepherded

that to be present and in the moment requires not

a group of his most curious biology students

just an acknowledgment of those who came before

into the primeval rainforest. The trip was truly

us, those who have preserved beautiful spaces

transformative for me. While I am no biologist,

and places, but also an acknowledgment and

it helped me begin to see the earth on a broader

acceptance of the responsibility we share for those

scale. I began to think about what exists beyond

who are yet to come, those who will need these

the horizons we can see.

spaces and places to survive and thrive.

Now, 25 years later, I was hiking next to

possibility of all feeling like we were seven again,

I first visited the Amazon nearly 25 years ago. I

Dr. Thomas Lovejoy, the prominent and universally

the possibility of seeing and hearing something we

was a IIIrd former at Millbrook on an adventure

respected graduate of Millbrook’s class of ’59.

have never experienced and may never experience

of a lifetime with Bruce Rinker, a then feared

Dr. Lovejoy’s notoriety as a biologist, ecologist, and

year experimentation of forest fragmentation, I could not help but think about fragments of time and the perspective we gain from intergenerational mingling. Our group's ages ranged from 70 to 7, and, at almost every moment, there seemed to be a Buddhist-like hypnosis over all of us. We were utterly present, and it was not because of the lack of a cellular signal. We were present because of the

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naturalist is best summarized by what many of his colleagues in the field of science have come to call him—“The Planet Doctor” and “The Godfather of Biodiversity.” Seriously. Google him.

Also on this trip was Dr. Alan Tousignant, director, architect, designer, and builder of the modern-day Trevor Zoo. Dr. T, as we affectionately call him, is Millbrook's version of Indiana Jones. A timeless and handsome paradox of blue-collar farmer and erudite professor. He was my advisor for four years while I attended Millbrook. His wife, Dr. Lynn Christenson, chair of the Department of Science

A macaw at Vassar College, was in attendance too. When I was a boy away at boarding school, these two were very much in loco parentis for me. Dr. T and Dr. C. continue to make utterly complex facets of science accessible and fun for anyone willing to learn. he has had an insatiable curiosity of the natural

made it part of his life’s work to save the Amazon,

world. He will flip over any rock he can lift.

“our planet’s lungs,” as we face threats of climate

bones. Second grade. His love of nature could very

This Millbrook-made group journeyed to Brazil to

change on a global scale.

well be innate hardwiring or, perhaps, a nurtured

accompany Dr. Lovejoy at Camp 41, a research site

Maybe it was the potent elixir of caipirinhas or

kind of naturalism sprung from his exposure to the

on forest fragmentation, 41 kilometers from the

the inspiring rendition of Auld Lang Syne that we

beauty of Millbrook's campus and the Trevor Zoo.

nearest road, a road which is approximately 100

were singing, but bringing in the new year in the

Whatever the source, since the day he was born,

kilometers northeast of Manaus. Dr. Lovejoy has

Amazon made me think of the old native proverb

I was the only non-PhD in the group, other than my son Atticus. 7 years old, 42 pounds. Skin and

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that is displayed prominently in the Jono and Jane Meigs’ Education building at the Trevor Zoo. “We do not inherit the earth from our ancestors, we borrow it from our children.” I could not help but think of Frank Trevor, the subject of so much Millbrook folklore and legendry.

When Frank Trevor arrived at Millbrook with a station wagon full of animals, did he know what his passion might someday create? Did he understand kinetic pedagogy – how much the boys of Millbrook School yearned to get out of the classroom and get their hands dirty with real responsibility? Was his vision purposeful or just a hunch? Was it better by design or just a coincidental accident created through a passion for preservation, conservation, and the rescuing of exotic animals that were traded through a black market?

George Orwell wrote, "A lunatic is a minority of one." If we accept that statement, there is no doubt that Frank Trevor was wild in head and heart; but, as we in the Millbrook community know, he planted the seed for an emergent program. This program has more relevance today than ever before as we face problems like habitat destruction, species

A tree frog

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extinction, and climate change. As an educator who aspires to be intentional in everything that I do, I must wonder if Frank Trevor had any clue that his wacky idea would attract the likes of a young Thomas Lovejoy, who searched for a boarding school as an escape from the confines of New York City. Did Frank Trevor know that he would educate and, more importantly, fuel the passion and drive of the eventual "Godfather of Biodiversity," a man who has helped lobby and successfully preserve over half of the Amazon rainforest with Brazilian and Peruvian governments? Did he know his vision for animals, cared for by boys, would help save the world?

When on the trails around Camp 41, the scientists would engage in deeply inspiring conversations about potential solutions to preserve, conserve, and protect our planet in ways that will benefit the future of mankind, while Atticus would regularly point out a leaf frog, a baby praying mantis, a camouflaged lizard, or a tarantula hawk

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hiding on a flower. He ignored the discussions

When we returned to School Road from Camp

and explored his surroundings with intense

41, unbeknownst to me, Atticus wrote Dr.

curiosity. Often the conversation would halt when

Lovejoy a thank you note. With unintentional

Atticus raised his voice, and the observation

poetic simplicity, Atticus articulated the

would begin. The scientists had the bright light of

interconnectedness of Millbrook and the

a seven-year-old inside of them.

Amazon. He validated the work of Frank Trevor, encapsulated the mission of Dr. T and the modern-

When I reflect upon Millbrook in the Amazon, I

day Trevor Zoo, and expressed gratitude that we,

cannot help but think of singing Auld Lang Syne.

who are shaped by the missions of Millbrook and

The song asks us, "Should old acquaintance be

the Trevor Zoo, feel in our hearts.

forgot, and never brought to mind?" In other words, how should we consider the notion of

A spider monkey

time going by? As we soaked up the sounds of Dr. Lovejoy's 40-year experimentation of forest

through generations that exist in fragments of

fragmentation, I could not help but think of how

time. We must always search for opportunities to

important it is to keep people, especially those of

connect the fragments, to see the fresh eyes in the

70 and 7, connected. Our lives are stitched together

old and the wisdom in the young.

Dear Dr. Thomas Lovejoy, Thank you for the Amazon.

Love, Atticus

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MillbrookEngage 2020 Introduction by MillbrookEngage Program Director Linda Casertano

When Millbrook students departed for spring break in early March, 16 of them were in the process of pursuing MillbrookEngage summer internships, and some had scheduled interviews with contacts at not-for-profit organizations. With the onset of the coronavirus in mid-March, it soon became apparent that students would not be returning to campus for the foreseeable future. As the school year was disrupted and classes shifted online, MillbrookEngage seemed threatened by a new normal of sheltering in place and distance learning.

A goal for the 2020-21 MillbrookEngage summer internship program

with them in a previous summer, and some contacts were made through

had been to expand the number of participants to 15 students, and

Millbrook’s Social Justice course, team-taught by Kathy Havard and

we were on our way to achieving that standard. However, given all of

Nancy Keller-Coffey. We hope we will get back on track next year with

the uncertainty, restrictions, and protocols created by the COVID-19

a full complement of 15 interns working across a greater geographic

pandemic, expectations had to be modified, and the program had to be

area. Future involvement of alumni and parents will help our efforts to

reimagined. Several organizations that had expressed interest in having

broaden the scope of the program.

our students intern could no longer entertain that possibility. Thus,

All seven internships proved mutually beneficial for both the

finding opportunities for our students to work remotely was vital.

As restrictions eased in New York State in early June, seven students

supervisors, who embraced and mentored our students, was wildly

secured internships, roughly half the number of students pursuing such

enthusiastic. Our students were grateful for the opportunity to gain

opportunities during the winter term. Five of the seven worked remotely.

real work experience and to share and develop skill sets, all while

In all cases, given how under-resourced and stretched not-for-profits

advancing the mission of the organizations.

were during this time, the organizations were thrilled to have our

Once again, MillbrookEngage proved to be a win-win-win—for our

students working on their behalf and making significant contributions to

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organizations and the student interns. The feedback from various

students, the not-for-profits, and Millbrook School. The legacy, which

their operations and outreach.

alumnus Herb Shultz ’63 set forth when he conceived of and initially

New York State-based organizations, many in or near Millbrook, offered

funded the program and which was given a big boost by a grant from

the majority of internships. We were fortunate to have had established

the Edward E. Ford Foundation, continues to thrive, even during a

relationships with a few of them. Some had a Millbrook student intern

pandemic. Non Sibi Sed Cunctis prevails!

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AMBER HATFIELD Trevor Zoo, Millbrook, NY Amber’s longtime involvement with the zoo as a volunteer informed her MillbrookEngage project as she worked to enrich the lives of primates, marmosets, foxes, kinkajous, and bobcats. The zoo animals are happier and healthier when they are kept busy with new toys and activities. The public closure of the Trevor Zoo due to COVID-19 meant that animals were denied visits from the public, a significant source of interest and engagement in their daily lives. As Amber designed various enrichments for the animals, she observed and recorded the effectiveness of her activities.

“In creating new enrichment items, I was able to benefit both the animals and the zoo staff,” said Amber. “The animals were investigating enrichment they had not seen before, and I was also able to provide the zoo with new ideas that they could use in the future. I freed up time for the zoo staff, allowing them to complete other tasks, and collected data that they can use for behavioral assessments and new enrichmentspecific activities for each species.”

Trevor Zoo Director of Programs Jessica Bennett was happy to have such a committed animal-lover on board. "Amber learned the 'why’ behind some of the processes at the zoo and gained experience on how to execute many tasks completed daily by the zoo staff,” said Ms. Bennett. “Amber also took careful notes on the animals she was observing and came up with some original enrichment devices.”

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JESS PIARD Hudson River Housing Inc., Poughkeepsie, NY Jess employed her design and communication skills in service of Hudson River Housing, a Poughkeepsie-based non-profit dedicated to serving under-housed populations, preserving affordable housing, and strengthening communities by supporting homeownership.

Jess worked remotely to grow awareness of the Hudson River Housing mission, using social media and other 21st century messaging tools.

Her mentors held her to a high standard in both graphic design and writing, and Jess rose to the challenge, developing time management and collaboration skills along with valuable insights on effective messaging.

“There is no better feeling than helping to make a difference, even in the smallest way,” said Jess. “I plan to take both the experience and all the skills I acquired at HRH and apply them when I major in business and advertising in college.”

“Having Jessica as our communications and fundraising intern for the summer was truly a gift,” said Hudson River Housing mentor Charis Alexander. “She asked thoughtful questions, worked very efficiently, and was able to complete projects relatively autonomously, which was crucial for our busy remote schedules.”

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FENWAY POWERS Nobody Leaves Mid-Hudson, Poughkeepsie, NY Fenway Powers delved deeply into social justice issues during his MillbrookEngage internship at Nobody Leaves Mid-Hudson (NLMH), a grassroots organization that seeks to empower underserved citizens via voting. Fenway learned that non-profits must continually fundraise to exist, and much of his work centered on canvassing for donations. He engaged in phone banking, and as he gained knowledge on the issues, his confidence in soliciting donations also increased. Phone banking also demonstrably increases voter participation, and through the efforts of Fenway and other interns, NLMH hopes for results on Election Day.

“There were many things I learned this summer,” said Fenway, “and it has constantly been challenging the way I think about the world, the way I think about race, and the way I think about culture.”

“Throughout the summer he has displayed wonderful levels of maturity and a good work ethic,” said mentor Molly Dolman. “Fenway did great working with his intern peers to put on a workshop for interested volunteers and students about civic engagement and electoral politics in the Hudson Valley.”

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LILLA POWERS Geer Village Senior Community, Canaan, CT Lilla Powers interned at Geer Village Senior Community in Canaan, CT. She connected strongly with residents and staff at the assisted living community and found that the relationships she built over her time there as a MillbrookEngage intern were invaluable.

During the isolating era of COVID-19, senior citizens are especially in need of support and engagement. Lilla not only worked to protect the physical health of Geer Village residents by helping to screen visitors for COVID-19, but she also supported their emotional well-being by planning events and activities and facilitating visits when possible. Geer Village adhered to strict health and safety protocols, and Lilla worked as a concierge and an assistant in the recreation department to promote a calm and consistent atmosphere on the campus.

“Geer Village and Millbrook share many of the same values, including respect, integrity, and compassion,” said Lilla, “making an internship at Geer the perfect way to exercise Non Sibi Sed Cunctis.”

“Lilla Powers stepped onto our senior living campus and made a difference in the lives of our staff and residents from day one,” said Geer Village mentor Brooke Fehn. “In particular, she received many compliments from our residents, and they really enjoyed interacting with her.”

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NOOR RAHMAN Citizen Action NY, Albany, NY Noor’s MillbrookEngage experience with Citizen Action of New York gave her an inside look at policy, politics, and housing inequities that are beginning to be addressed. Noor worked on the frontline of Citizen Action’s campaign for housing justice, which focused on legislation to protect and support tenants, homeowners, and the homeless suffering as a result of COVID-19. Her on-the-ground work included making contact with bureaucrats and politicians regarding housing issues and soliciting their support for crucial legislation. Noor witnessed firsthand the difficulties with communication and messaging and created media toolkits to help inform, educate, and persuade on issues of housing inadequacy and injustice. Noor hopes to call on her experience at Citizen Action to help make Millbrook a more inclusive environment.

“The most valuable work I did was with the Poor People’s Campaign,” said Noor, “which is a continuation of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s work around uniting the poor to end poverty. She continued, "The idealism of the campaign struck me, and I hope to continue my work with them as much as possible.”

"Noor has been such a huge asset to our organization and the housing movement that I don't think I could describe it adequately," said Noor's mentor, Rebecca Garrard. "She is, by far, not only the best intern that we have ever had but one of the biggest value-adds our organization has at this moment."

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SOPHIE STARK Philipstown Behavioral Health Hub, Cold Spring, NY Sophie Stark interned with the Philipstown Behavioral Health Hub to focus on her interest in mental health issues and healthcare access for those in need. Sophie worked remotely and on-site and dedicated her time to creating a comprehensive database of local mental health providers and services. In assembling the database, Sophie also gained insight into the variety of services available and unmet mental health needs in general.

She also delved into the workings of non-profit organizations, including community outreach, fundraising, and operations. Sophie is a peer counselor at Millbrook and found some helpful crossover to her work on campus.

"There is so much I have gained from working with the Hub that I plan to bring back to Millbrook and any future job," said Sophie. "I am also very interested in going into the world of medicine, so I am excited to be learning how to communicate with doctors and how to navigate the medical world."

“Sophie is a self-starter and eager to get things done,” said mentor Danielle Pack McCarthy. “Sophie did not need hand-holding, but rather she was able to execute tasks with efficiency and ask questions when necessary.”

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PIPER STRAUTMAN Global Justice Center, New York, NY Piper undertook a remote MillbrookEngage internship in the communications department of the Global Justice Center (GJC), a New York City-based non-profit formed to promote justice, peace, and security via a global rule of law based on gender equality and human rights. Now, more than ever, electronic messaging is even more crucial to spreading the word about the work of GJC, and Piper set to work overhauling the organization's website, growing social media exposure, and prioritizing several GJC initiatives. She learned more specifics about the organization while helping to expose issues of genocide, reproductive rights, and global injustices.

“The whole point of GJC is to advocate for people who cannot advocate for themselves,” said Piper. “I learned that this type of work is the most rewarding because you are affecting peoples’ lives positively and giving them hope and strength to start advocating for themselves.”

“Piper has been professional, attentive, and eager for work,” said GJC mentor Thomas Dresslar. “The projects that she worked on have been long neglected by the organization, and I'm sure her work will pay dividends.”

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FACILITIES The center’s design was informed by discussions on program and how the space will be used for both individual counseling and group meetings. A committee weighed in on many details: from the lighting, to the color of the walls, to the comfort of the furniture and the physical space, to its accessibility. This will truly be a school space, where students can meet one-on-one with Director of Counseling Sarah Stanton ’89, LCSW or Counselor Billy Thom, MSW, while peer counselors meet during community service periods and Human Development groups meet there for classes.

Sarah Stanton ’89 had been counseling Millbrook students off-site for many years and joined as Millbrook’s full-time counseling director in 2018. She shares why she became a counselor and what her program goals are today:

“Nancy Drago was the counselor here for many years and when I was a student—she was wonderful. She was the reason I became a licensed clinical social worker. I loved her demeanor and how she worked with kids—she was a real role model. So being here now, in this capacity, means so much to me.

Counseling Center We have long recognized that mental health is as important to our students’ well-being as their physical health and pivotal to adolescent development. As we outgrew our former counseling space—located above the student post office—plans began to take shape for a counseling center (with business office to be located on the ground floor) adjacent to the north end of the Barn, and we broke ground late this summer.

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Developmentally, kids today share many of the issues and concerns that adolescents did many years ago, but there are also additional complexities and pressures in this world that they have to navigate every day. Counseling has also become more normalized - about one-third of our current students use our services here and still others continue to use their current providers via telephone or Zoom. For those students that stop in or have more regular appointments, we are creating a space where we can provide optimum care to meet the mental health needs of our students and make a difference in their lives. Right when they walk in the door, they will know they are in a warm, safe place and feel a sense of comfort and care so that they can be the best student that they can be.”

With construction well underway, the counseling center is scheduled to open by the spring of 2021.

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Commencement Walkway Parents of Millbrook’s Class of 2020 raised more than $300,000 for what is surely among the most meaningful class gifts in Millbrook’s history.

The Class of 2020 Commencement Path became a reality this summer as construction was completed, to extend a beautiful brick path from the chapel to Pulling Quadrangle and complete the oval walkway around the Flagler Quadrangle. This path now forever commemorates the walk to the graduation tent taken by each Millbrook graduate. Along the path, bricks bear the name of each individual graduate of this class, and an embedded granite stone names this path in honor of the Class of 2020, the only Millbrook class in history unable to celebrate their graduation in person.

We wished it had been possible to have an on-campus commencement for the Class of 2020 in August, but because of the continuing concerns surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, this event did not come to pass.

However, the Class of 2020 prefects proposed, instead, a one-year reunion to take place in June 2021. We continue to hope we can have a healthy and happy gathering and that we can be with the Class of 2020 on the bricks for an in-person celebration, procession, and formal dedication.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the VIth form parents and grandparents who generously supported the Class of 2020 Commencement Path and to the parent chairs who led the effort—Colleen Cooper and David Bloom, Dyllan McGee and Max Weigel, and Sarah and Regg Jones.

Mr. Bloom shared these thoughts during the Prize Ceremony held in May:

“Millbrook’s decision to convert an otherwise simple walkway into a permanent commemoration of this class is emblematic of the giving and empathic community at Millbrook. This new and special space will forever provide a precious and actual touchstone for the Class of 2020 and those who follow in their footsteps.”

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PLANNING AND PIVOTING: Farmhouse & More COVID Preparedness As we began to plan in the late spring to safely reopen school for 2020-2021, the list of updates, upgrades, and additions to facilities grew daily.

At the same time, we began to hire additional staff in critical areas – nurses in the Miller Brown Health Center and custodians for the physical plant. Planning early and strategically allowed Millbrook to expand housing, with the addition of a new 40-person dormitory, and to create a safe 12-bed quarantine facility adjacent to the health center for use as needed. These substantial investments put Millbrook in an enviable position, as other schools were simply too late or too large to be able to undertake similar initiatives. The following is a representative, not exhaustive, list of how Millbrook prepared to reopen school under the safest conditions possible.

• The new 20-room dorm, dubbed Farmhouse, sits on the north side of the farm with bucolic views of sunflowers, tomato vines, and pumpkin patches. Boys living in Farmhouse enjoy the largest rooms on campus, and the only ones with air-conditioning!

• The quarantine building has twelve beds that will allow us to safely house students in a temporary space should we need to separate and restrict the movement of any students potentially exposed to COVID-19 until they are able to leave campus.

• We created three new learning spaces in Schoolhouse by reclaiming offices and converting them to classrooms.

These new classrooms allow for smaller classes and can accommodate desks at least 6’ apart.

• We installed HEPA filters in every classroom and dorm lounge.

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• We created an expansive outdoor dining area on the north patio of the dining hall. Students and faculty can eat at tables overlooking the farm that is producing some of what they are enjoying for lunch and dinner.

• We built several additional outdoor spaces around campus for classes, dorm meetings, advisory meetings, etc. All students were gifted a Millbrook folding chair, so teachers and students can meet in any of these new spaces or under any shady tree.

• Maintenance staff installed Plexiglass barriers in classrooms, offices, and vehicles, graphics on every exterior door as a reminder to wear a mask and keep socially distanced, and additional graphic reminders on handwashing best practices in every bathroom on campus.

• A 30% increase in custodial staff is allowing us to clean far more frequently and deeply.

• By increasing the number of nursing staff, we are able to keep our students and teachers healthy and safe and test and manage daily screenings efficiently.

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Retiring Faculty Millbrook is an ever-growing and always-adapting organism conceived by many minds, shaped by countless hands, and sustained with wisdom and care. Though our 800 beautiful acres of main campus, wetlands, and woodlands appear on many maps, the school exists in the souls of those who have come together to make this place. Saying goodbye is never easy. Fortunately, the legacies built by this group of retiring faculty will ensure that they will never be too far from our school and our hearts.

Thanks to Harry Simons ’17 for photo contributions.

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EILEEN JEFFREYS 37 YEARS Eileen Jeffreys meant so much to so many during her remarkable career in Millbrook’s Miller Brown Health Center. Along with administering to the corporeal care and maintenance of a busy student body, EJ tirelessly shared her spiritual side with the community. Her beautiful singing voice reinforced the totality of her commitment to being present at countless chapel services.

If the idea of community can be personified, and the embodiment of curiosity, enthusiasm, and generosity can walk among us, it does so in Miss J. From her commitment to lifelong learning as a dedicated member of the Millbrook faculty book club to her full-throated support of her beloved Mustang baseball team, she inspired and encouraged. Her advisees could always count on her wisdom, good judgment, and support—many credit EJ for their success at Millbrook.

EJ’s honesty and openness have inspired students and faculty alike to seek their own spirituality and moral center. By resolutely being her best self EJ shared her soul with those she has touched at Millbrook.

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BILL HARDY 30 YEARS In retirement, Bill Hardy will continue to live the life of an artist because it is who he is and what he does. In the classroom, Mr. Hardy pushed students to connect with their own creativity as they absorbed the history of art and aesthetics. In the studio, teaching drawing and painting, he encouraged working student-artists to explore their inner lives, the world around them, and their place in it.

As a tireless advocate for the arts at Millbrook, Mr. Hardy’s vision is perhaps most fully expressed by the Holbrook Arts Center itself. After beginning his Millbrook teaching career in the Mill, he dreamed of a versatile hub for the arts on campus that could provide working space for both performing and visual arts. The very proximity of theater to sculpture, painting to dance, music to drawing, and gallery to studio creates an environment of unfettered creative exploration. Holbrook's placement at nearly the center of campus further demonstrates the prominence of the arts at Millbrook.

Countless students credit Mr. Hardy for making art an ongoing part of their lives, so his legacy extends well beyond campus. The vitality of the arts at Millbrook is certainly one of Mr. Hardy's greatest works.

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CATHY ZEISER 26 YEARS Mrs. Zeiser has been a ubiquitous presence across campus. Along with her archivist role, over the years she coached tennis and worked in the athletics department, the library, and the communications office.

Mrs. Zeiser was also a dorm head in Abbott, and her optimistic and steady manner was of great value to the many students she guided.

No great institution can advance without an accurate record of what has come before. Cathy Zeiser’s thirdfloor garret in Schoolhouse provides a sweeping view of campus as it is and as it has been. Her work as Millbrook School’s archivist has been and will continue to be so important to the life of the school. Mrs. Zeiser’s organizational skills and encyclopedic knowledge of all things Millbrook has made her the go-to for information on alumni and events. Her work and the relationships she built ensure that Millbrook's past remains very present.

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WALKER ZEISER 26 YEARS Great teachers can be said to have a calling. Walker Zeiser answered his at Millbrook and went beyond, weaving himself into the fabric of the place through his work and dedication. Mr. Zeiser ran the community service program and led the council that designed it, was the founding coach of the Mustang softball team, and was a dorm parent in Abbott, which the Zeisers called home for much of their time at Millbrook.

Extracurriculars aside, Mr. Zeiser also chaired the English department and is best known for guiding his students to use literature to explore and expand their minds. With his distinctive mustache and announcer’s voice, Mr. Zeiser could hold any room and captivate students at any level. Perhaps most comfortable outside of his comfort zone, his collaborative classes with Bill Hardy engendered lively discussions, intellectual risk-taking, and creative freedom.

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JOHN SIEGENTHALER 19 YEARS In some ways, John Siegenthaler is the personification of a boarding school faculty member. Rarely seen without an appropriately-selected and precisely-tied bowtie, Mr. Siegenthaler may have presented a stern and demanding face to his classics students, soccer players, and residential charges in Prum Hall. Still, he possessed an abiding love for boarding school life, in general, and Millbrook, in particular. Along with guiding his students through history and Latin, Mr. Siegenthaler also taught a senior elective focused on the history of boarding schools.

Mr. Siegenthaler’s dedication to Millbrook was evidenced by the commitment and care he invested in everything he did. In all of his roles, and for students and faculty alike, he has been a model of service, commitment, caring expectation, and professionalism. There are few people and places in this school that aren't better for his involvement.

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BETTY SIEGENTHALER 19 YEARS Betty Siegenthaler retires from Millbrook having served in many roles, perhaps most visibly as director of events. Efficient, succinct, clear-thinking, and organized, she also possesses a nuanced understanding of schools. It is no surprise then that she has been wonderfully effective at planning parents weekends, Grandparents Day, alumni reunions, and commencements, all memorable and successful because of her aesthetic sense, insight, and dedication to a job done well.

Really, Mrs. Siegenthaler is a teacher at heart, one who loves children and is always trying to teach. This was evident in her work as an outstanding elementary educator and administrator, in her work as a wise and loving adviser, and in the close friendships she forged and sustained with her colleagues.

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JOAN DUGGAN 11 YEARS Joan Duggan came to Millbrook to lead the Colhoun Academic Center and establish it as a full-service resource for all Millbrook students seeking to shore up their academic skills. Ms. Duggan’s many years of tutoring experience provided her with insight into how to best support learners faced with various challenges. Her expertise in identifying the gaps and unmet needs that can hinder success can be attributed to the keen observation and personalized attention she provided to all of her students.

Within the academic center on the chapel's lower level, Ms. Duggan created a comfortable and supportive environment free of judgment and pressure. As the center's work grew, so too did the team of learning specialists dedicated to giving students ownership of their academic pursuits. She actively recruited tutors for all subject matter and thereby created a vital resource for all students.

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Teachers and Leaders KATHY HAVARD Former Dean of Faculty Kathy Havard has returned full-time to the classroom during an era of unprecedented change at Millbrook and in the world at large.

While making an impact on students in the single English section she continued to teach annually, her work as dean of faculty was hugely beneficial and productive in advancing the culture of pedagogy across all disciplines and grade levels. Ms. Havard shaped and modernized the dean of faculty role and tailored it to the type of learning environment she and others hoped to create at Millbrook.

Back in 2001, Ms. Havard and History Department Chair Mark Clizbe cochaired the search committee to appoint a new dean of faculty; at the time, she unknowingly wrote the job description for the very job she would eventually fill.

As the search for an appropriate candidate wound on, Ms. Havard gained useful insights into the job requirements and the opportunities that the position could offer to an ambitious and motivated candidate. It eventually became clear to Headmaster Drew Casertano and Mr. Clizbe that Ms. Havard herself was the best person for the job.

Putting into practice some of what she learned in the candidate search process, Ms. Havard first sought to shore up academics at Millbrook. Almost immediately, she began a project to map the curriculum and better connect the departments, giving students a more cohesive pathway through their experience and engendering collaboration between the disciplines.

Curricular mapping begat a more interdisciplinary approach to teaching and progressed into a reorientation of the overall goal of learning at Millbrook.

Focus moved from the traditional content-focused lessons to those that are more skills-oriented. Ms. Havard helped build and sustain a strong team of department chairs who, eager to learn about and employ new and transformative research on brain science and pedagogy, worked together to make this happen.

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Faculty were seen, heard, and understood by Ms. Havard. She was instrumental in enacting a covenant between Millbrook educators and the board of trustees charged with financial oversight of the school. She undertook research and benchmarking to ensure that Millbrook could attract and retain the best teachers possible.

Ms. Havard also supported and advocated for faculty, and she did so tirelessly.

She was involved in hiring, evaluation, and, especially, in the professional development necessary to sustain career educators. Regular classroom visits kept Ms. Havard attuned to students' needs and led to the creation of the new class schedule in place at Millbrook for the last 15 years. Recognizing the need to continually re-evaluate and adjust, she recently worked with faculty to roll out a brand new "ribbon" schedule that includes a later start time each day, extended class periods (70-minutes), and more built-in time for extra help and special programming.

Perhaps her most monumental achievement is the creation, by committee, of what is known as The Rubric. Fully titled "The Rubric To Describe Excellence in Classroom Teaching," it is a 12-page document about what it means to be a teacher at Millbrook School. She designed The Rubric to be a tool for faculty to assess and benchmark their work. It “brought the art and craft of classroom teaching front and center,” said Ms. Havard, “and articulated how it functions in every part of our teaching life here at school.”

This fall, Ms. Havard returns full-time to the classroom to teach English and to live the changes that she has helped put in place. She is excited to reach students on a more individual level, talk about literature, share ideas, connect and reconnect with colleagues, and deepen friendships. Ms. Havard’s accomplishments as dean of faculty are both deep and wide, and her spirit and ideals are in many ways manifest in Millbrook School.

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JASPER TURNER Incoming Dean of Faculty Jasper Turner comes to Millbrook at a time of growth and necessary innovation.

With the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, faculty members have adapted and innovated to reach students through remote learning. Close collaboration and cooperation have always been hallmarks of a Millbrook education, so the restrictions necessitated by current conditions have created unprecedented challenges. As this unconventional school year unfolds, Mr. Turner is proving to be invaluable as a sounding board, advocate, and cheerleader.

As a graduate of Deerfield School, and having held positions at Berkshire School, Tabor Academy, and most recently St. Paul Academy & Summit School in Minnesota, Mr. Turner has an in-depth knowledge of the workings of independent schools. The Millbrook interview process was unique and included classroom observation and a feedback session. In conjunction with the traditional getting-to-know-you aspects of the hiring process, this evaluative exercise exemplified an openness and willingness to collaborate that Mr. Turner found especially appealing.

The role of the dean of faculty evolved during Kathy Havard’s tenure with the addition of two academic deans who take primary responsibility for students’ academic growth. This new division of labor will permit Mr. Turner to focus more specifically on the faculty and their needs for growth and renewal, and he plans to extend Millbrook’s “Known and Needed” credo from the students to the faculty. As a teacher of computer science, economics, and math, Mr. Turner brings a breadth of educational experience to the job and will surely be a valued resource on campus. “Champion of the faculty,” according to Mr. Turner, “is right in the job description.”

Since his arrival, Mr. Turner has taken one-on-one walks with many faculty members, at a safe distance, to get to better know his colleagues. He plans to continue the process of becoming a familiar face to all on campus by spending scheduled time out of his office in classrooms and otherwise interacting with students. Even in the new normal of online video conferencing, Mr. Turner has felt the warmth and enthusiasm that permeates life at Millbrook.

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New Faculty Introducing the bright and passionate new faculty members who joined us at the start of the 2020-2021 school year.

KATE BAKER

IAN CHUTE

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Physics Kate Baker joins the Millbrook faculty to teach geometry and statistics, her two favorite courses. A native of Bolton Landing, NY, Ms. Baker arrives most recently from St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands, where she taught science and math at St. Croix Country Day School and Good Hope Country Day School. For the two years following Hurricane Hugo's direct hit on St. Croix, Ms. Baker held classes in a tent.

Ms. Baker is joined by her husband, Roger Summerhayes, a longtime chemistry professor and documentarian. They are looking forward to settling in, building community, and getting to know Millbrook.

ANNA BIRNBAUM Admission Anna Birnbaum returns to Millbrook as Senior Associate Director of Admission and Assistant Director of Financial Aid, similar to her previous role here from 2013 to 2016. After attending Newark Academy, an independent day school in Livingston, NJ, she graduated magna cum laude from the University of Pennsylvania with a master’s degree in education and a bachelor’s degree in educational studies. She is currently earning another master’s, this one in clinical mental health counseling, through Wake Forest University. Ms. Birnbaum has served in administrative and teaching roles at the Taft School in Watertown, CT, and the Fountain Valley School in Colorado.

At Millbrook, she is coaching tennis and running Abbott Hall, where she lives with her husband, Jeff Lamson, and their three dogs.

Ian Chute resides in Case Hall after moving to Millbrook from an overseas posting in Jordan, where he taught at King’s Academy. He is teaching physics and coaching IIIrds soccer and JV tennis. Originally from Minnesota, Mr. Chute earned a bachelor’s degree in physics from Arizona State University. While teaching physics and astronomy at Hotchkiss School in nearby Lakeville, CT, he earned a master’s degree in education from the University of Pennsylvania. An avid traveler, Mr. Chute also looks forward to re-acquainting himself with the area while hiking and camping.

DIANE DALTON Special Programs Diane Dalton’s Millbrook connection began with a weekend job at the snack bar during high school. In the intervening years, she built a 40-year career with Aramark as a director of dining, managing staff and dining operations at the Masters School in Dobbs Ferry, NY, at Salisbury School in Salisbury, CT, at Vassar College in Poughkeepsie, NY, and here at Millbrook for the past four years.

Ms. Dalton has joined Millbrook’s faculty as a special programs coordinator bringing creativity and excitement for new challenges. When not planning events and managing logistics, Ms. Dalton loves to kayak, garden, ride horses, weave, and cook.

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MOLLIE FLANNERY

SHAYLA LYONS

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Trevor Zoo Across School Road, Shayla Lyons joins the crew at the Trevor Zoo as a husbandry keeper and as a faculty leader within the zoo community service program. Ms. Lyons has a bachelor’s degree in environmental science from Stonehill College and most recently worked as an educator at the Marine Biology Laboratory in Woods Hole, MA. She threw in every event as a track and field athlete at Stonehill. A native of Westerlo, NY, Ms. Lyons is close with her parents, five brothers, and two sisters.

Mollie Flannery comes to Millbrook after a five-year stint teaching art at Greenwich Academy in Connecticut. A graduate of Vassar and a native of nearby Coxsackie, NY, Ms. Flannery is very happy to be back in the Hudson Valley to teach art and art history and coach track and field.

Her husband, Ryan, and baby daughter, Rita, have taken up residence in Koenigsberger Hall and are looking forward to a terrific school year.

WEI GUO World Languages Wei Guo joins the World Languages Department as a Mandarin instructor. Originally from Hubei, China, and coming to Millbrook by way of New York City, Mr. Guo is helping to meet the growing demand for Mandarin language instruction. He began at a language-immersion charter school in Washington, DC, moved on to a public high school on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, and then taught at Riverdale Country School in the Bronx. A lover of animals (and caretaker of a pair of polydactyl rescue cats), Mr. Guo is enamored of the Trevor Zoo and the wildlife visible from his new home on campus. He is an assistant soccer coach and is also seeking to expand Millbrook’s community service initiatives on the Outreach team.

JEFF LAMSON Saturday Programs Jeff Lamson is working with a Vth form group in Saturday programming, will fill in as a substitute teacher in history and English. Mr. Lamson attended Governor’s Academy in Byfield, MA, before earning a bachelor’s degree from Colby College and a master’s degree from the University of Pennsylvania; he is currently pursuing an additional graduate degree.

Mr. Lamson taught formerly at the Taft School and at Fountain Valley School in Colorado Springs. An avid fly fisherman and cyclist, Mr. Lamson lives with his wife, Anna Birnbaum, who works in Millbrook’s admissions department.

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ALDIN MEDUNJANIN ’12 College Counseling After making his mark on the basketball and soccer programs during his time as a student at Millbrook, Aldin Medunjanin continued to distinguish himself in basketball by being the first-ever All-American selected from Skidmore College, where he graduated in 2017 with a major in exercise science and a minor in sociology. Mr. Medunjanin joins the college counseling team and will once again join the boys basketball team, this time as an assistant coach. A fan of all sports, Mr. Medunjanin is a dorm parent in Case Hall.

JJ MORRISSEY Student Life Though his title may be assistant dean of students, JJ Morrissey will wear many hats (and helmets) this year at Millbrook including coach of boys varsity lacrosse and boys JV hockey. A four-year member of the lacrosse team at the University of Virginia, Mr. Morrissey was a captain of the undefeated national champion Cavaliers squad in 2006. He continued winning big when he joined the league champion Boston Cannons of Major League Lacrosse.

Mr. Morrissey graduated from The Governor’s Academy in Massachusetts and has remained close to the world of independent schools with faculty and administrative roles at Poughkeepsie Day School, Fessenden School in Massachusetts, and Leysin American School in Switzerland. Along with his duties as assistant dean, he is teaching a section of global history for Millbrook students who are studying remotely.

Mr. Morrissey lives nearby with his wife, Aly, and their two children, Avery and Owen.

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UGO OKOLIE

STEPHANIE TURNER

Math/Academic Center

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A native of Lagos, Nigeria, Ugo Okolie joins the mathematics department and the Colhoun Academic Center and is serving as head coach of the Mustang boys varsity soccer team. Mr. Okolie majored in biology on a pre-med track at Franklin and Marshall. He also earned an all-American nod in the Centennial Conference and regional First Team and Rookie of the Year honors on the soccer pitch. Mr. Okolie most recently taught math and science and coached soccer at Northwood School in Lake Placid, NY.

Stephanie Turner has signed on to tutor in math and science at the Colhoun Academic Center. She and her husband, Dean of Faculty Jasper Turner, have relocated from the Midwest with their three boys, Will, Luke, and Charlie, along with their black lab, Koda. A native of Woodstock, NY, Ms. Turner played volleyball and basketball as she majored in chemistry at Bryn Mawr.

She has extensive boarding school experience as a math and science teacher at Breck School in Minneapolis and before that at nearby Berkshire School.

DANIELLE REYCER Math Proud Michigander Danielle Reycer is a new addition to Millbrook’s math department, teaching geometry, AP statistics, and intro to calculus. After a five-year stint at Kent Denver School in Colorado, Ms. Reycer has come east with husband AJ, son Jackson, and their dog, Newton (named for the physicist Sir Isaac). After graduating magna cum laude in her undergraduate program at Western Michigan, she mastered in educational technology and graduated summa cum laude from Michigan State. Millbrook is her first boarding school experience, and, along with coaching IIIrds tennis, she hopes to lend a hand at the farm and cultivate a thriving math club.

JEFF ZELEVANSKY Assistant Director of Communications Jeff Zelevansky joins the communications team to help tell Millbrook's stories in words and pictures.

A graduate of Boston University with a bachelor’s degree in journalism, he has worked as a newspaper, wire service, and freelance editorial and commercial photographer for 25 years. A fanatical music lover and guitarist and erstwhile gravel-biker, Mr. Zelevansky lives in Millbrook with his wife, Jennifer Coon, baby daughter Madeline, and son Will ’23.

MARGARET SHEPPARD English Margaret Sheppard has joined the English department after recent teaching positions at Florida State and the University of Iowa, where she also worked as a writing coach, tutor, and public speaking mentor to international students. After graduating from Portsmouth Abbey School in Rhode Island, she earned a bachelor’s degree from Saint Michael’s College in Vermont and a master’s degree from Florida State; she is currently working towards a PhD in English from the University of Iowa. She is an assistant coach for field hockey and will also assist with girls lacrosse in the spring. Joined by husband Gary, son Emmett, and dog Arby, Ms. Sheppard is a dorm parent in Abbott.

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CAREGIVERS

At The Miller Brown Health Center

With the unprecedented health challenges precipitated by COVID-19, Millbrook’s Miller Brown Health Center has been bolstered and reinforced by a crew of highly-trained and exceptionally qualified medical professionals. School Doctor Dr. Caroline Salas-Humara and Assistant Medical Director Kathleen Malara NP join Head of Nursing Jennifer Greiner RN, BSN, to maintain testing standards and continue comprehensive monitoring to keep Millbrook students, faculty, and staff safe and healthy.

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DR. CAROLINE SALAS-HUMARA School Doctor Dr. Salas-Humara joined the Miller Brown Health Center as Millbrook’s school doctor in the summer of 2020. Currently a pediatrician at Hassenfeld Children’s Hospital at NYU Langone, she cares for adolescents, fostering their internal sense of resilience and building on their strengths. She practices social adolescent medicine, an approach that considers the social context and stressors that affect both physical and emotional health and aims to reduce and prevent such stressors.

KATHLEEN MALARA, NP Assistant Medical Director Kathleen Malara is a family nurse practitioner affiliated with Hudson River Health Care and nearby Sharon Hospital. She received her BSN and MSN from the College of New Rochelle.

Before joining clinical teams in Dutchess County, NY, she was the executive director of the University Health Services at Fordham University in the Bronx and Manhattan for 18 years.

Ms. Malara is licensed as a family nurse practitioner in the State of New York and is certified by the American Board of Nursing Specialties.

JENNIFER GREINER, RN BSN

Meet Millbrook’s Caregivers in the Miller Brown Health Center Erlinda Cekici, LPN

Roz DiNardo, RN

Pamela George, RN

Laurie Hackenburg, RN

Robert Millar, RN

Head of Nursing Jennifer Greiner is Millbrook’s new head of nursing. She came to Millbrook in May 2019 as a per diem nurse in the Miller Brown Health Center. Previously she was with Cerebral Palsy Associates of New York State, where she worked as an RN case manager and assistant to the director of nursing, and NYU Langone as a staff nurse and case manager. She has been a registered nurse for ten years and earned her BSN in 2018.

Prior to becoming an RN, she earned a BA in communications and justice/law administration and worked as a national security manager for Ingersoll Rand.

Kaitlin Mostachetti, RN

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WELCOMING OUR NEWEST TRUSTEE

DEAN DAKOLIAS P ’22 Elected January 2020 Dean Dakolias, parent of Copeland ’22, brings a wealth of financial expertise to Millbrook’s board of trustees. As the co-chief investment officer of Fortress Credit Funds, he invests in a broad array of asset classes on a global basis as his firm manages over $40 billion in assets. Prior to joining Fortress, Mr. Dakolias was a co-founder and managing director of American Commercial Capital LLC (a specialty finance company) and Coronado Advisors (an SEC-registered broker-dealer), both of which were sold to Wells Fargo & Co. in 2001. Mr. Dakolias received his bachelor’s degree in physics from Columbia University and was a member of the Columbia lightweight crew team for four years.

Committed to supporting educational programming, Mr. Dakolias currently serves on Columbia’s Board of Visitors for the School of Engineering and Applied Science and on their Athletic Leadership Committee. He also serves as treasurer for the American School of Classical Studies at Athens, the largest and oldest research center providing graduate students and scholars from affiliated North American academic institutions a base for the advanced study of all aspects of Greek Culture. Mr. Dakolias is a co-founder and member of the Executive Committee of The Hellenic Initiative, which

provides crisis relief and invests in Greece's economic renewal through entrepreneurship and economic development. Through Project Zoe, he is helping an innovative effort to build private partnerships to protect refugees and help them resettle in safe countries where they may rebuild their lives.

When Copeland began his search for the right high school, “community” was a buzzword tossed around often enough to become white noise. But the more the Dakolias family learned about Millbrook, the more they came to appreciate how “community” is truly the school’s guiding principle.

“Connections woven between students, teachers, advisors, coaches, and families foster an environment of learning and discovery. Add to that the stunning campus and legacy of Millbrook, we were confident Copeland would thrive here.”

On Millbrook's board, Mr. Dakolias is a member of the School Life Committee and chair of the Investment Committee. He looks forward to supporting what has been achieved financially, academically, and socially, and continuing to grow the health of the institution.

“I want to do what I can to help Millbrook be in the best position to continue to educate future generations of young men and women.”

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Leading the Way: People Who Make Millbrook, Millbrook

Here, we shine a spotlight on some of our alumni and parents who give their time, their heart, and their experience in service to Millbrook. Their contributions and service to our school help us bring our mission to life, day in and day out.

ALUMNI BOARD MEMBERS JOIN COMPASS COMMITTEE TO REOPEN SCHOOL SAFELY Three board members, Caroline A. Wamsler, PhD ’87, Charlotte Carroll Tracy ’88, and Gordon Pennoyer ’99, have been instrumental members of our Compass Committee, helping Millbrook School plan for and pivot quickly to remote learning and prepare well for reopening safely this September. Since March, these dedicated alumni generously gave their time, meeting with other trustees, faculty, and administrators, to assist in developing and implementing a broad and comprehensive strategy, particularly in their areas of expertise: academic life, residential and student life, and communications. Their thoughtful recommendations helped direct our plan to preserve community, accept uncertainty, and collaborate and communicate as often and as clearly as possible.

We thank them for their leadership and willingness to help bring our students back to campus, where they can benefit from all that a Millbrook education offers.

CAROLINE WAMSLER, PHD ’87 Born and raised in Munich, Germany, Caroline A. Wamsler, PhD '87 came to Millbrook in 1984 and after graduation attended Wellesley College, where she earned her Bachelor of Arts degree. A specialist in Italian Renaissance art, Caroline received an MA and PhD in art history from Columbia University and has held positions as a visiting professor at Columbia University, Vassar College, Bard College, and Wesleyan University.

Caroline's dedication to education is also evident in her philanthropic work with the New York Botanical Garden's Education Committee. She cares profoundly about Millbrook's core values of respect, integrity, service, stewardship, and curiosity, and she remains eager to make an impact on Millbrook’s future.

Her impact was clear immediately this spring as she began working closely with Assistant Head for Academics Jarratt Clarke, with Academic Dean Eve Whitehouse, and with other members of the Compass Committee to look at how Millbrook might keep remote learning to a minimum while planning for an optimal hybrid model of asynchronous and synchronous learning if the possibility of bringing students back to campus became unfeasible. Caroline was concurrently working with faculty and administrators at Columbia, and she readily shared her insights as she worked through many of the same adjustments.

Jarratt Clarke shares this about her ongoing collaboration with Caroline: “She was the perfect person to join the Academic Life Sub-committee since she lived this experience as a student at Millbrook. Also, as a current faculty member at Columbia, she had insights into their plans for remote and hybrid learning. She values efficiency and effectiveness, and with her help we made things happen and decided on Millbrook's next best steps. We so appreciate Caroline's commitment and the time she took to work with us, often once or more per week throughout the spring and into the summer.

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LEADING THE WAY

CHARLOTTE CARROLL TRACY ’88 After Millbrook, Charlotte graduated from Lynchburg College and then earned a master's degree in education from Mills College. Moving to San Francisco, she taught at San Francisco Day School and Burke's School, and in 2007 she transitioned to teacher education at the Bay Area Teacher Training Institute while simultaneously directing the Associate Teacher Program at the Nueva School. Charlotte is an avid volunteer for good causes including Children of Shelters, Youth Speaks, and Reading Partners, and she is a very busy mom of three young children. Education is a part of her everyday life.

As the chair of the School Life Committee, an alumna, and a parent, Charlotte was the perfect collaborator when we began thinking about what school life would look like upon our return to school in this COVID-era. Charlotte worked with Assistant Head of School for Student Life Dan Skoglund, Assistant Headmaster Jon Downs ’98, and a select number of faculty dorm heads.

Dan Skoglund shares this about his work with Charlotte and her generosity with time and observations: “She is super insightful and has a unique perspective as an alumna and a parent of children at boarding school. She also has a real commitment to the adults on our campus and asked the crucial questions about how we would best support Millbrook's faculty and staff. She was a terrific sounding board as we were putting action steps together throughout the summer.”

GORDON PENNOYER ’99 With a degree in political science from Kenyon College, Gordon went to work for the Republican National Convention in the fall of 2003 and helped manage volunteers for the Presidential Inaugural Committee before returning to his alma mater, Millbrook, in 2005. Doing what he does best, connecting with people and sharing institutions’ stories, Gordon helped raise thousands of dollars for Millbrook's Alumni Annual Fund and for capital projects in two short years.

After another stop at the Republican National Convention from 2007-2008, Gordon moved into work in the energy and utility sectors, joining Hill and Knowlton as a Senior Account Supervisor and member of their public affairs team providing strategic counsel to a wide range of clients. An opportunity to move to an in-house position as director of communications and investor relations was a natural next step, and Gordon headed to Chesapeake Energy in Oklahoma City, OK, where he went to work while earning his MBA from Rice University’s Jones Graduate School of Business. Chesapeake Energy continues to keep Gordon on his toes, as do his young twins, Alexandra and Brooks, who he and wife Andrea welcomed in 2016.

Gordon joined Millbrook’s board of trustees in 2011 when he was elected as the head of the Alumni Association, and he has since been a sounding board and provider of excellent council.

Director of Communications Michelle Blayney shares this about Gordon: “I love working with Gordon on important strategic communications. He is thoughtful and nuanced in his responses to questions, and he brings the perfect combination of experience, directness, finesse to the table. This, combined with his love of Millbrook, makes Gordon a valuable sounding board and contributor when a crisis strikes.”

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LEADING THE WAY

COLLEEN COOPER AND DAVID BLOOM Spotlight on Service: When Jack Bloom ’20 was in his final year at his day school, he set his sights on finding a boarding school focused on community and connections with his peers, younger students, and teachers.

His counselor suggested Millbrook, which was the first school he visited and the choice that immediately moved to the top of his list. Jack’s parents, Colleen Cooper and David Bloom, share, “From the day he stepped foot on campus, the feeling of community was palpable. Millbrook has everything Jack wanted—relationships, a school that draws people back, and opportunities to grow and expand and push his boundaries, all in a safe and caring place. At Millbrook’s Revisit Day, he was ready to sign on the line.”

Colleen and David say that they, too, felt drawn into the community from the very beginning, and they wanted to demonstrate their support by volunteering. They were regular visitors to campus, and when Director of Parent Programs Barbara Gatski reached out to gauge their interest in helping with form-specific programs and fundraising, they joined enthusiastically in Jack’s IIIrd form year. Over four years, they volunteered in a myriad of ways, and by Jack’s VIth form year, they were eager to sign on as co-chairs of the VIth Form Gift Committee.

“We are such believers in the benefits of a Millbrook education, and there was not an experience that we had when we were at Millbrook that didn’t draw us in closer. We were so incredibly enthusiastic about Jack’s experience; helping to get other parents involved was extremely natural. Making a personal appeal for Millbrook was as easy as putting one foot in front of the other. In terms of fundraising, Millbrook is a small school with a remarkably mighty Annual Fund that does so much for the students. We made that point at the kick-off of the VIth Form Gift last fall. We played a small part in a very successful campaign, but we are very proud to have played any part at all.”

The Class of 2020 was Millbrook’s first class unable to walk across the commencement stage to get their diplomas. They left campus in March fully expecting to enjoy all the joys of a senior spring— time with friends on the quad, prom, celebrating with friends and family, sharing thanks and goodbyes on Moving Up Day—but they finished the final two months of the school year remotely, had a virtual Prize Ceremony, and awaited their diplomas, which were mailed in August.

Colleen and David and other VIth form parents worked with Barbara Gatski and Millbrook’s

alumni and development office to ensure that the Class of 2020 would continue to be known and needed, especially given the circumstances of their graduation. Thus, the Class of 2020 Commencement Path came to be. While a brick path was one component of a larger campus improvement plan, Colleen and David note the importance of the shift to honoring a group of students who missed the march to the tent and the ceremony's pomp and circumstance.

“Millbrook made this happen for this class, etching the graduates’ names on the bricks. There is no other class gift on campus that lists all the graduates' names—it’s very special, visible, and symbolic. Our hope is that every Millbrook graduate who walks this path will always feel a sense of belonging. The Class of 2020 will feel that way and then some.”

Colleen and David say that they can see how Jack’s Millbrook experience and the connections he made continue to inspire his love of learning.

They add that he left Millbrook a fully formed person ready to become a member of society and to make the world a better place. Colleen and David have certainly made Millbrook better, and we are thankful for all that they have done and for the connections that they will always have with our school.

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DEI Diversity, Equity & Inclusion

A MISSION-DRIVEN APPROACH After taking considerable time to review, discuss, and plan intentionally and substantively with a wide group of students, alumni, faculty, and administrators, we shared via email an update on Millbrook's diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) work. Following are the highlights from that communication, available in full on Millbrook’s website: www.millbrook.org/dei.

Millbrook's mission states: In a community where every student is known and needed, Millbrook prepares its students for college and lives of meaning and consequence by instilling the values of respect, integrity, stewardship, service, and curiosity.

The following list is representative of, but not exhaustive of, our ongoing efforts to create change: • Improve anti-racist training & initiatives • Audit and incorporate DEI initiatives across the curriculum • Partner with programs to bring more students of color to Millbrook • Increase the endowment • Support alumni mentorship programs for Black and Latinx students • Continue and grow programming for reflection and challenging

The cornerstone of our mission is respect, yet we have heard from our Black and Latinx alumni that our mission didn’t always fully apply to them as they described the racism they experienced at Millbrook. For our mission and motto (Non Sibi Sed Cunctis, not for oneself but for all) to truly mean something, the values must apply to all members of our community all the time. Millbrook stands against racism and any harmful actions taken against any person due to race, color, religion, gender, gender expression, age, national origin, disability, or sexual orientation, and we are committed to deepening our strong commitment to listen, to learn, and to create and sustain an even more inclusive and anti-racist Millbrook.

To this end, we spent the summer completing a thorough qualitative audit of our existing programs, policies, and tools to determine how we can do better.

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conversations related to DEI.

The final paragraph from our DEI mission statement, updated this summer with suggestions from students on our DEI Council, led by Noor Rahman ’21, reads: “We expect the members of this community to respect all that makes us unique and explore perspectives that challenge our own. We must therefore equip our community with the language and skills necessary for honest inquiry and discussion, as we empower ourselves to be ethical citizens at Millbrook School and beyond.”

This work will continue apace, and Millbrook School will be a leader in educating and raising consciousness on DEI issues to create a culture of inclusion and respect for all.

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Thank You A heartfelt thank you to the Millbrook class agents for their dedication to supporting and shaping the Millbrook experience today through volunteer and fundraising activities.

William H. Porter Jr. 1941 Peter M. Richards 1944 Peter L. Moore 1947 Stephen W. Waterbury Jr. 1949 William E. Steinwedell 1950 Daniel A. Lindley Jr. 1951 John B. Webber 1952 Paul Ratner 1953 John N. Stearns II 1954 Peter V. Savage 1957 John F. Knutson 1958 Samuel H. Bell Jr. 1959 Thomas A. Reed 1960 Christopher W. Lovell 1961 Thomas S. Cox 1962 John L. Fanton 1963 Ralph H. Poole III 1964 Austin Wand 1964 Kenneth S. Brown Jr. 1965 Charles S. Rutter 1966 John Field Reichardt 1967 Philip L. Ross 1968 Norman B. Bird 1969 Dudley R. Bahlman 1971 Alexander Podmaniczky 1972 Carey G. Birmingham 1973 Heather Marshall Lyons 1974 Marion DeWitt Cook 1975 Cornelius E. Raiford 1975 Stephen J. McLaughlin 1976 Timothy T. Richards 1976 Robert P. Sanford 1977 Thomas R. Tortolani 1978 Christopher H. Willis 1978 Paul R. Kraus 1979 Virginia L. LaPrade 1980 Julia A. H. Silzer 1980 Sabrina Ackerman Bluestone 1982

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Landon H. Wickham Jr. 1982 Robert E. Latimer 1983 Bentley Frost Hardwick 1984 A. Geoffrey Wells 1984 D. Seth Williams 1984 Jean Kindred Wilmerding 1985 Daniel S. Cohen 1986 Kelly Macaluso Coles 1986 Todd M. Kingsbury 1986 Megan K. Fitzgerald 1987 Vanessa Cutler McGarry 1987 Helen T. Perera 1988 George J. Sayan 1988 Robert L. Brevetti 1989 Teodoro Moscoso V 1989 Sarah K. Stanton 1989 Christopher D. MacGuire 1990 Daniel Noone 1990 Sarah H. Calabrese 1991 Joanna Fowler Hutchinson 1991 Jessie Zirinsky Reed 1991 Stephanie Stiehm-Stevenson 1991 Macrae Sykes II 1991 Laura Hodgkins Capra 1992 Harold Y. Chang 1992 Chris D. Drago 1992 Robert M. Otter 1993 Holly Meigs Noone 1994 Nadia A. Novik 1994 Justin H. Riedell 1994 Kathryn D. Seidenstein 1994 Sara Place Krauss 1995 Sibyl Fenwick Greenwood 1996 Katherine Schoonmaker Jenkins 1996 Kristi Popovich Brien 1997 John S. Choate III 1997 Timothy P. Healy 1997 Loukas Zoumas 1997

Matthew E. Marsallo 1998 Andrea Tehan Carnes 1999 Morgan C. Conrad 1999 Sarah E. Galvez 1999 Marko Guzijan 1999 Steven Levac 1999 Michael C. Tredenick 1999 Amelia Gomez Cortez 2000 Ethan G. Dubow 2000 Abigail P. Malin 2000 Abigail Moffat Simes 2000 Julia McLaughlin Todd 2000 Cheyney Lonergan Barrieau 2001 Drew T. Beitz 2001 Deborah Muller Fisher 2001 Brian T. Frankenfield 2001 Stafford McKay Jr. 2001 Anne M. Quick 2001 James C. Bennett 2002 Emily Smithson Bergeron 2002 Blake L. Morrison 2002 Jennifer Casale Ott 2002 Molly Ogden Schuster 2002 Jonathan H. Blanksteen 2003 Eliza R. Cantlay 2003 Wayne I. Charles 2003 Brian M. Pecchia 2003 Katrina M. Cox 2004 Eliza R. Glaister 2004 Andrew E. Marsallo 2004 Collin N. Norton 2004 Eaton-Chad Oliver 2004 Katherine M. Stellato 2004 Sierra R. Flanigan 2005 Jerilyn R. Hale 2005 Carlyle S. McWilliams 2005 Caragh Fisher O'Connor 2005 Sarah S. Thaler 2005

J'nelle N. M. Agee 2006 Robert G. Bennett 2006 Alexander J. Bolesta 2006 Andrew C. Cochran 2006 Dante L. Gabiati 2006 Alison Blanksteen Marsal 2006 Alexander J. Pinsky 2006 Jonathan B. Silver 2006 Alexander D. Wilson 2006 Arthur W. Anthony 2007 Olivia Audia Munoz 2007 Skye S. Flanigan 2007 Alex J. Marino 2007 Nicholas R. N. Weaver 2007 Sam D. Bailly 2008 Ann Hallie Bates 2008 Christopher K. Bennett 2008 Magdelaine Anthony Cushing 2008 Emily C. Collins 2009 Amanda S. Goddard 2009 Evan J. Haney 2009 Alexander S. Harvey 2010 Mariah K. Lavitt 2010 Tate H. Lavitt 2010 William J. Livermore 2010 Grace E. Fisher 2011 Dale L. Mauri 2011 Sarah C. Anthony 2012 Elizabeth M. Chapman 2012 Mikkel C. M. Joehnk 2012 Aldin Medunjanin 2012 Conrad P. Sednaoui 2012 Austin J. Urban 2012 Olivia B. Dolan 2013 Emma H. Feitelson 2013 Lena T. Hardy 2013 Zachary A. Keller-Coffey 2013 Sam S. Lawson-Johnston 2013

Elizabeth N. Lowe 2013 Joseph Menniti 2013 Emma B. Merrill 2013 Nicholas S. Morley 2013 Madison M. Schmalz 2013 Alexandra C. Creel 2014 Michael F. Cronin III 2014 Benjamin Duhoski 2014 Connor C. Elwell 2014 Duncan M. Harvey 2014 Parker D. Holbrook 2014 Emily M. Keller-Coffey 2014 Charlotte R. Maguire 2014 Kayla G. Schmalz 2014 Brett C. Supinski 2014 Anthony J. Wallace 2014 Zane C. Acord 2015 Christian L. Arntzen 2015 Harrison J. Bluestone 2015 John F. Buckley III 2015 Maxwell C. Carty 2015 Catherine G. MacKenzie 2015 Mary J. McCartney 2015 Gianna M. Muscari 2015 Edward Opoku 2015 Gregory P. Reiss 2015 David H. Westcott 2015 Christopher C. Williams 2015 Breanna M. Babiarz 2016 Howard W. Bliss 2016 Elisabeth M. Bluestone 2016 Siena M. Buffa 2016 James M. Carnavalla 2016 Oliver K. Cohen 2016 Daniel B. Correia 2016 Sarah E. Dietrich 2016 Samuel H. Evarts 2016 Olivia Galli 2016 Katarina E. Gilmour 2016 Heidi Reiss 2016 Abigail E. Sanford 2016 Tyler K. Schmalz 2016 Alexander P. Wattles 2016 Whittier H. Ambrose 2017 Mitchell O. Austrian 2017 Benjamin A. Berg 2017 Katharine P. Bishop-Manning 2017 Christian T. Broughton 2017 Melanie R. Carr 2017 Ian K. Connelly 2017 William T. Conte 2017 Sean Hayden 2017

Owen M. Kelley 2017 Corinne S. Keogh 2017 Tahrieq E. Koonce 2017 Cheng Lou 2017 Olivia H. May 2017 Lucinda C. Mills 2017 Caroline E. Reilly 2017 Henry D. Rosenberg 2017 Alexander K. Sheehy 2017 Henry Simons 2017 Yi Lin Valerie Tan 2017 Andrew C. Tartaro 2017 Emily R. Williams 2017 Zoe R. Acord 2018 Jordan S. Auerbach 2018 Carter D. Begel 2018 Rodney I. Brent 2018 Hannah Cavanaugh 2018 Kevin Drevitch 2018 Nicholas A. D'Urso 2018 Olivia A. Garip-Davies 2018 Louise G. Jaeger 2018 Ryan P. Malota 2018 Jacob P. Maren 2018 Ava M. McCoy 2018 Ava Quartararo 2018 Nóra E. Reynolds 2018 Samuel J. Rosenbaum 2018 Corey W. Rundquist 2018 Dylan L. Schmalz 2018 Kazuki Unayama 2018 Helene C. Apollon 2019 Valentina C. Beauchamp 2019 Helen E. Boone 2019 Ousseni Bouda 2019 Clare E. Carty 2019 Sean R. Colman 2019 Hugo A. Darmon 2019 Ryan M. Davis 2019 Jake R. Gagnon 2019 Emilie C. Gelinas 2019 Ester Kaplan 2019 Andrew B. Moriarty 2019 Daniela S. Muscari 2019 Owen P. Nolan 2019 Isabella L. Puccinelli 2019 Jayden Reaves 2019 Claire A. Reid 2019 Chloe A. Robinson 2019 William Simons 2019 Reilly T. Van Duyne 2019 Carolyn B. Whitney 2019

Join these class agents by volunteering today for Millbrook’s Alumni Volunteer Council!

THE CARES ACT

Benefits for Charitable Giving Through 2020 The CARES Act was signed into law on March 27, 2020, and provides increased tax incentives for charitable giving. We share some recent changes to federal laws in hopes this information might be beneficial in your financial, estate, and charitable planning.

If you don’t itemize, you may claim up to $300 in charitable deductions in 2020.

The deduction is taken "above the line," which means that it reduces your adjusted gross income (AGI), resulting in a decreased tax burden.

For the 2020 tax year only, if you do itemize, you may deduct cash contributions to Millbrook School and most other public charities to offset up to 100% of your income. That is up from just 60% in 2019.

Qualified charitable distributions (QCDs) are still a great way to make contributions if you are 70½ or older. If you are 70½ or older, a QCD or "IRA charitable rollover" allows you to make a tax-free gift of up to $100,000 to Millbrook from your IRA. While the benefit of using a QCD to satisfy your required minimum distribution has been waived for 2020, a qualified charitable distribution remains a great way to make tax-advantageous contributions, especially if you don't itemize your deductions. Since the gift doesn't count as income, it can reduce your annual income level. This may help lower your Medicare premiums and decrease the amount of Social Security subject to tax.

Take advantage of increased deduction limits for corporations.

The contribution limit for corporations has been raised to 25% for cash contributions in 2020.

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PAYING IT FORWARD

WITH A $5 MILLION BEQUEST

James W. Laird ’65 was taught by his father early on about the importance of giving back to those institutions and people who make a difference in one’s life. In today’s world we often refer to a legacy bequest as “paying it forward.” When Jim sadly died this past April at his home in Florida, we learned that he left a gift of $5 million to help endow Millbrook’s Financial Aid Program. As a result, future families and generations of students will be the fortunate recipients of his generosity.

During his life Jim engaged in numerous philanthropic causes, including musical, theatrical, and social organizations. In today’s Millbrook lexicon, Jim certainly subscribed to the Millbrook value of “leaving things better than we found them.”

While at Millbrook, Jim figured out ways to help serve the school community. He worked tirelessly with Mrs. Grove and his fellow students to stage the perennially popular book fair in the Flagler Memorial Library. His experience as a member of the Library Community Service Committee led to his lifelong love of reading.

Jim did not graduate from Millbrook as he left after his Vth form year. In the ensuing years, he kept the school on his radar, and when he returned to campus in June 2019, he was immediately struck by the school’s growth and development since his days on campus.

All of us who care about Millbrook are grateful to Jim for his generosity. His gift sets a high standard for ensuring excellence on campus.

MILLBROOK’S 1931 SOCIETY The 1931 Society is the name of the school’s planned giving program.

Membership is open to all who have made provisions for a planned gift during their lifetime or who have included the school in their estate plans going forward. Currently, the alumni and development office has been notified by more than 100 alumni, parents, and friends that Millbrook is in their estate plans. For further information, please contact Mr. Robert Anthony ’65 at ranthony@millbrook.org.

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Leadership Donors HEADMASTER'S CIRCLE

FOUNDER'S CLUB

The W. O'Neil Foundation, Inc.

Donor Levels $50,000 and up

Donor Levels $25,000 and up

Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Powell

Anonymous

Anonymous

The George A. Strba Charitable Trust

Bessemer National Gift Fund

American Endowment Foundation

Mr. Richard A. Stuckey Jr.

Mr. Francisco L. Borges 1970

Mr. and Mrs. William P. Vit

Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Chapman

Mr. David E. Bloom and Ms. Colleen R. Cooper

Mr. David Chien 1984

The Chrysopolae Foundation

Mr. Jean-Pierre L. Conte

Mr. and Mrs. Eric Cole

Ms. Martha Ehmann Conte

Mr. and Mrs. Farnham F. Collins

HONOR ROLL

Ehmann Conte Family Charitable Fund

Mr. Morgan C. Conrad 1999

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Creel

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Cox

Donor Levels $10,000 and up

Mr. Christopher Quinlan 1989 Mr. Ian R. Schaad Mr. Gilbert P. Schafer III 1980 Mr. Scott Schereschewsky and Ms. Emma J. Risley Mr. J. Kevin Smith Mr. and Mrs. Blake H. Swift Mr. Enos T. Throop Jr. 1961 Treehouse Family Services TurningPoint Foundation UBS Financial Services, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Weil

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Shane Finemore

Anonymous

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Weiss

The Edward E. Ford Foundation

Jefferson Family Charitable Foundation

The Bank of America

The Alice Busch Gronewaldt Foundation, Inc.

Robert K. Johnson Foundation Joukowsky Family Foundation

Mr. David B. Bent and Mrs. Robbie O. Bent

Half Moon Foundation

Ms. Nina Köprülü

Mr. Charles P. Berkey 1969

Mr. and Mrs. William R. Hettinger

Mr. and Mrs. John H. Linnartz

Peter Berkey Foundation

The Hettinger Foundation

Marble Fund

Mr. Kenneth S. Brown Jr. 1965

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher C. Holbrook

The Meier and Linnartz Family Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Peter P. Buckley

JP Morgan Charitable Giving Fund

Mr. Trevor L. Colhoun 1995

Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Allen

Mr. Homer McK. Rees 1947

CRAQ Irrevocable Trust II

Aon

Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving

Mr. and Mrs. Horace Crary Jr.

Ms. Lea Attalla

Sweatt Foundation

Mrs. Lucy P. Cutting

The Benevity Community Impact Fund

Mrs. Charlotte Carroll Tracy 1988

Elisha-Bolton Foundation

Mr. John A. Berkey IV 1991

Mr. Mark C. Weigel and Ms. Dyllan W. McGee

Mr. and Mrs. Jon Feltheimer

Bessemer Trust

Mr. Jeffrey S. Frase Mr. and Mrs. Brinton W. Frith

Dr. Richard O. Bierregaard Jr. PhD 1969 and Ms. Catherine E. Dolan

Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Holbrook Jewish Communal Fund Mr. and Mrs. Reginald L. Jones III Dr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Lindley Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Sean McManus Mr. and Mrs. William L. Menard Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Merrill Millbrook Tribute Garden, Inc. Morgan Stanley Global Impact Funding Trust

Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Solomon

Mr. and Mrs. David P. Wieder

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Clement III

NON SIBI SED CUNCTIS ASSOCIATES Donor Levels $5,000 and up Anonymous The Achelis and Bodman Foundations

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Hatfield

Mrs. Jennifer Drukier Birnbaum 1997

TAMARACK SOCIETY

Hatfield Metal Fabrication, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Boeschenstein

Donor Levels $15,000 and up

The Per and Astrid Heidenreich Family Foundation

Boeschenstein Family Foundation

Anonymous

Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Heidenreich

Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Burdis

Susanne P Boyd & Darrel Boyd Foundation for Animal Welfare

Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Horn Mrs. Betty Wold Johnson

Mr. Matthew R. Coffin and Ms. Natasha Esch

Mr. and Mrs. Drew J. Casertano

Mr. Colin W. Kingsbury 1994

Corliss Foundation The Cowles Charitable Trust

Souder Family Foundation

Central New York Community Foundation, Inc.

Mr. Christopher W. Kocher 1969 Lilac Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. William G. Curtis V

Mrs. Jennifer P. Speers

Mr. and Mrs. Richard A.C. Coles

LPR Charitable Trust

Mr. John V. Frank 1956

Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Stafford

Mrs. Melissa Shaw Fleming 1981

Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Marsal

Mr. Meyer Frucher

Mr. and Mrs. William E. Stanton

Mr. and Mrs. David D. Holbrook

The Marsal Family Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Gallivan

The Walbridge Fund, Ltd.

Dr. and Mrs. Peter E. Jackson

Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Masterson

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Goichman

Ms. Caroline A. Wamsler PhD 1987

Mr. and Mrs. Robert McLean II

Mr. George A. Hambrecht 1963

Mr. C. Dana White 1960

The Peter and Judy Jackson Family Fund

Dr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Moore

Mr. and Mrs. Crawford M. Hamilton

Dr. Mansfield W. Williams Jr. 1969

Mr. Gordon E. Lamb 1948

MRB Foundation

The H.W. Wilson Foundation

Mr. Burnham Moffat 1944

Mr. and Mrs. D. Bryce O'Brien II

The Frederic C. Hamilton Family Foundation

The Northern Trust Mrs. George W. Perkins Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David Rockefeller Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Selz The Selz Foundation Mr. Fargo Sheng and Ms. Jing Wang Mr. and Mrs. William F. Souder

The Buchanan Family Foundation

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Leadership Donors Mrs. Jane M. Hamilton

Mr. Oakleigh B. Thorne

Dr. James L. Fraser and Ms. Cara Rinaldi

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey G. Thatcher

Ms. Lois Harrison and Mr. Daniel J. McDougal

Thornedge Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. David Gallagher

Dr. Michael G. Thompson 1965

Vanguard Charitable

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Golden

Mrs. Nancy Hathaway

Mr. and Mrs. F. Bailey Vanneck

Ms. Eliza Thorne 1995 and Mr. Michael T. Barnello

Hathaway Family Foundation

Wayne County Community Foundation

Goldman, Sachs & Co. Matching Gift Program

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick E. Hopkins III Ms. Christy Johnson

Mr. Daniel Weisberg and Ms. Cynthia Arato

Mr. Theodore S. Karatz 1996

Wakefield Family Fund Mrs. Allison Field Walker 1982

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel K. Weiskopf III

Mr. John Janette and Dr. Joely K. Janette

Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Katz Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Whitman ll

Mr. and Mrs. William E. Kaye

Dr. Austin Wand 1964

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Levin

Mrs. Serena S. Wilson

Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Keiter

Mr. Yong Wang and Ms. Zhengyi Tang

Mr. David G. Levy 1999

WLC and SBC Family Foundation

Mr. Thomas S. Kenan III

Mr. and Mrs. Gurdon B. Wattles

Mr. and Mrs. William G. Levy

Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Yee

Mr. Douglas Kilzer 1988

Mr. Laurence M. Wintersteen 1988

Mr. and Mrs. Martin W. Lynn

Kilzer Kovarik Family Giving Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Withers-Clarke

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lyon

Mr. and Mrs. Peter O. Lawson-Johnston II

YourCause, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zarb

Mr. and Mrs. H. Scott Wallace

Mr. Joseph MacLean

DEAN'S LIST

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Lehner

Mr. James A. Magid 1994

Mr. Xiangdong Lu and Ms. Jun Wang

Mr. and Mrs. Jack D. McCarthy Jr.

Donor Levels $2,500 and up

Mr. William B. McNamara 1975

Anonymous

Marsh & McLennan, Inc.

Mr. Nelson S. Mead Jr. 1974

Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Anning

Mr. and Mrs. Joe A. Masterson

The Nelson Mead Fund

AOI Capitol, LLC

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin H. McLaughlin Sr.

Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Mitchell

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Barrett

Mr. and Mrs. Don Miller

Donor Levels $1,000 and up

Mr. and Mrs. Rick Morris Jr.

The Howard Bayne Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Prescott C. Miller

Anonymous

The New York Community Trust

James Ford Bell Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Eric S. Najork

Mrs. Munir Abu-Haidar

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Plagemann

Mr. Samuel H. Bell Jr. 1959

Mr. and Mrs. Todd Novak

Mr. Brian G. Adams 2002

Mr. and Mrs. John F. Powers

Mr. James Bennet and Dr. Sarah Jessup

Mr. and Mrs. Scott R. Percival

Mr. Daniel S. Adams 2004

Mr. and Mrs. Stewart B. Putney

Mrs. Natasha Bergreen

Pershing Advisor Solutions, LLC

Mr. and Mrs. Eric N. Albert

Mr. Alexander S. Reese 1971

Mr. and Mrs. Norman B. Bird

Mr. and Mrs. R. Stuyvesant Pierrepont III

The Armstrong Foundation, Inc.

Ms. Kristyn E. Reid 1974

Mr. and Mrs. James Puccinelli

Mr. Philip X. R. Audibert 1967

The Relgalf Charitable Foundation

Mr. Scott Case and Mrs. Vanessa Cooke-Case

Ms. Anne B. Putnam 1995

Ms. Kathleen V. Augustine

Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Richards

Ms. Elizabeth M. Chapman 2012

Mr. Malcolm B. Barlow 1953

Ms. Katherine C. Russo 1984

Ms. Mary W. Chapman 2011

Dr. Scott A. Rodeo and Dr. Christine L. Frissora

Mr. Stephen E. Shilling 1986

Mr. C. F. Childs 1962

Mr. and Mrs. Adam C. Rohdie

Mrs. Edward H. Berge

The Shilling Family Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Craig

Sand Dollar Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Bergen

Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Simons

Mr. and Mrs. William L. Crossman

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Shultz Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. W. Sinclair

Mr. Thomas L. Denney and Ms. Valerie Wolff Metternich

Mr. Dolph C. Simons III 1976

Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. MacLear

Mr. Wei Zhang and Ms. Haozheng Wang

BLUE AND GRAY TEAM

Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Bell Jr.

Mr. Patrick A. Smith and Mrs. Carol Ann Kelsey-Smith

Ms. Kathleen A. Dill 1985

Mr. David Singer and Mrs. Julie Lipsett-Singer

Ms. Anna Birnbaum and Mr. Jeffrey Lamson

Mr. and Mrs. Steven Domber

Mr. Jeffrey P. Small 1959

Mr. Eric Stark and Ms. Kristin Sorenson

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Epstein

The Small Foundation

Mr. André S. Bishop and Mr. Peter J. Manning

Mr. Alexey Strulistov and Ms. Victoria Tumash

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Feigelson

Mr. and Mrs. Hank J. Snow

The Robert P. Bolender Fund

Mr. Tao Feng and Ms. Yu Chen

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sosnow

Mr. and Mrs. Sion A. Boney III

STS Foundation

Mr. Laurent L. Ferreira and Ms. Leslie L. Silver

The Sosnow Foundation, Inc.

Mrs. Charlotte T. Bordeaux

The John A. and Elizabeth F. Taylor Charitable Foundation

Mr. Renard Strautman and Ms. Michelle Onello

Mr. and Mrs. Jean-Noel P. Bouscaud

Fidelity Brokerage Services, LLC The Flowe Foundation

Ms. Kristin A. Tang 1988

Mr. and Mrs. Chris W. Breitweiser

Mr. and Mrs. William G. Thames

Mr. and Mrs. William G. Foulke Jr.

The Tang Fund

Brenton Foundation

Ms. Allison E. Smith 2009

Swiftwater Foundation, Inc.

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Mr. David D. Wakefield Jr. 1978

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Grell

Millbrook School

Mrs. Jean Bray

Leadership Donors British Sporting Arms, Ltd. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Brown II

Mr. Robert Galbraith and Ms. Julie Brenton

Mr. Tyler Cain

Ms. Barbara Gatski and Mr. John McMullan

Tyler R. Cain Foundation

Mrs. Brigitte Gerney

Captain David J. Callard

The Gerney Family Foundation

Captain James M. Cannon IV, USN 1971

Goldman Sachs Gives

Mr. John R. Cartledge

Ms. Laura S. Grabe 1995

The Cartledge Foundation, Inc.

The Grabe Family Foundation, Inc.

Mrs. and Mrs. Neil S. Charles

Mr. Colton D. Graulty 1970

Mr. and Mrs. John S. Choate III

Mrs. Cynthia Chace Gray

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas H. Bushell

Mr. Dumont Clarke IV 1970 Mr. William Clarke 1974 Mr. and Mrs. John K. Collins Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Collins Dr. William W. Colman and Dr. Jenny M. Colman Mr. Joseph B. Commisso 2000 Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Craighill Mrs. Ellen C. Curtis Mr. Douglas M. Curtiss 1966 Mr. and Mrs. James E. Dalrymple Mr. John Dalsheim 1983 Mr. David Dase and Ms. Jacqueline Flake Mr. Oliver R. Davis 1983

Mr. and Mrs. David L. Greenfield Robert G. and Ellen S. Gutenstein Family Foundation, Inc. Mrs. Henry F. Harris Mr. D. Andrew Hart 1975 Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hayden Jr. Mr. Bruce A. Herdman Jr. 1978 Mr. Andrew N. Hernandez 1987 Mr. Francis Hopkinson Jr. 1961 Mr. John S. Howard 1951 Dr. Joshua S. Jaffe and Dr. Katherine P. Holden Mr. John R. Jagar 2000 Mr. Peter Jakobson Jr. 1977 Mrs. Sandra Holbrook James 1986 and Mr. Geoff James

Mr. and Mrs. Maarten Kruijtzer

Mr. George L. Morgan 1972

Mr. Robert E. Latimer 1983

Morgan Stanley

Mr. John C. Doremus 1984

Mrs. Katherine Schoonmaker Jenkins 1996

Lazard Asset Management Securities, LLC

Mr. Nelson Nazario Jr. 1966

Mr. Chris D. Drago 1992

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin D. Leonard

Ms. Elizabeth L. Ogden 2006

Mr. George E. Johnson

Dr. and Mrs. John M. Dubaz

The Longview Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Parisi

Mr. Voki Kalfayan 1993

Mr. B. William Dudley 1958

Mr. Stuart S. Lovejoy 1973

Dr. and Mrs. David J. Paton

Mr. Bruce Karatz

Mr. and Mrs. James M. Eagen

Dr. Thomas E. Lovejoy III 1959

Mr. Gordon S. Pennoyer 1999

The Bruce E. Karatz Revocable Trust

Mr. Drew W. Effron 1983

Mr. Frederick K. Lowell 1967

Ms. Helen T. Perera 1988

Mr. Alexander Keeler 1961

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Elliott

Lubrano Family Charitable Foundation

Mrs. Carey Thorpe Pierson 1986

Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Ellis

Keeler Motor Car Company Charitable Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick F. Malleolo

Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Pilkington

Mrs. Erica Keiter Malmgren 1991

Mr. Charles C. Evans Jr. 1958

Ms. Nina A. Pinsky

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew L. King

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Evans III

Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Proctor

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kirk

Colonel Douglas A. Marshall USAF(Ret.) 1972

Mr. David T. Everts 1975

Mr. and Mrs. John Klopp

Mrs. Alexandra Tasker Marx 1986

Mr. Nicholas B. Farrell 2008

Raymond James

Mr. and Mrs. John F. Knutson

Mr. and Mrs. George G. Matthews

Ms. Olivia W. Farrell 2010

Mr. Eric G. Kocher 1965

Mr. and Mrs. Ross A. Mauri

Dr. Julian A. Reed 1992 and Mrs. Brooke Reed

Fenimore Asset Management, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Koenigsberger

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff McAloon

Mr. and Mrs. John R. Reese

Mr. and Mrs. Massimo Ferragamo

Mrs. Sally Kroll

Ms. Alicia H. Metz 1983

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Reid, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard P. Foley

Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Kroll

Mr. and Mrs. James T. Metz

Mr. Justin H. Riedell 1994

Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Fracchia

Mrs. Catherine Simonds Krug 1996

Mr. Isaiah L. Miller 2019

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Franco

Kruijtzer Enterprises, LLC

Mr. Peter G. Miller 1955

Mr. John H. Roach and Ms. Charlotte Harris

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Deery Mr. and Mrs. Long Deng

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Pulling

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Leadership Donors

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Mr. and Mrs. Dirk-Jan Rosse

Mrs. M. Jordan Vexler Shannon 1999

Mr. and Mrs. William W. Stahl Jr.

Mr. Alexander G. Warner 1997

Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Roxborough

Mr. Neil L. Shapiro Esq. 1964

Stanley Black & Decker, Inc.

The Warner Family Foundation

The Roxborough Family Foundation Inc.

Ms. Sallie D. Shatz 1983

Mr. William E. Steinwedell 1950

Mr. Stephen W. Waterbury Jr. 1949

Mr. David R. Rule and Ms. Maureen Earls Rule

Sallie Shatz Fund of the Community Foundation of Utah

The Frederick & Patricia Supper Foundation, Inc.

Mr. Michael R. Wayne 1967

Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Sanford

Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. Shay

Mr. Harold T. White III 1966

Mr. and Mrs. George J. Sayan

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Sheetz

Mr. Landon Thomas and Ms. Mary T. Valaika

Mr. Ralph Schmidt and Ms. Susan Babcock

Mr. Rulong Sheng and Ms. Hongmei Ye

Mr. and Mrs. Oakleigh Thorne

Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Wierdsma

Mr. Simon Sidamon-Eristoff 1976

Mr. Tony D. Thue and Ms. Elisa D. Stern

Mr. Robert H. Wilder Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schneible

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Silvershein

Mrs. Patricia W. Timpson

Mr. and Mrs. Eric R. Wilson Esq.

Ambassador Raymond G. Seitz 1959

Ms. Julia A. H. Silzer 1980

Mr. William W. Todd 1984

The Winston Salem Foundation

Dr. Samuel Selesnick and Ms. Alexandra Kent

Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Smith

Treetops Charitable Trust

Mr. Yufeng Xiao and Ms. Jiaqing Wu

Mr. Clinton I. Smullyan Jr.1968

Mr. Stephen C. Twining 1959

Mr. Alexander G. Selz 2012

Dr. Yuanzhi Xu and Ms. Junping Tong

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew E. Spector

Mr. and Mrs. Shelton C. Voges Jr.

Mr. Andre P. Selz 2017

Mr. and Mrs. Loukas Zoumas

Mr. and Mrs. David Stack

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Vogliano Jr.

Millbrook School

Mr. and Mrs. George T. Whalen III Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Whitridge Jr.

Young Alumni Leadership Donors Two new leadership categories recognize our alumni in the classes of 1990-2019 who have made gifts of $250 or $500 and up. We appreciate their significant contributions and truly value their commitment to giving back to Millbrook.

Our young leadership donors are helping to: • Support Millbrook’s excellent reputation • Support school initiatives, many of which defined their own Millbrook experience • Create opportunities for the next generations of Millbrook students

YOUNG ASSOCIATES ALUMNI 1990-2019

Mr. Brooks V. Crossman 2009

Mr. Sang-Jin Park 2001

Mrs. Jesse Goichman Eisenberg 1992

Mrs. Jessie Zirinsky Reed 1991

Donor Levels $500 and up

Mr. and Mrs. David A. Guerra

Ms. Julie E. Rosenberg 1991

Mr. James D. Katavolos 1991

Ms. Abigail E. Sanford 2016

Mr. Robert G. Bennett 2006

Mr. Scott R. Kirk 2000

Mr. Robert H. Sanford 2014

Mrs. Kristi Popovich Brien 1997

Mr. Keith C. MacPherson 2001

Mr. Jonathan B. Silver 2006

Mr. Andrew C. Cochran 2006

Mr. Carter A. Malleolo 2016

Mr. Charles D. Stone 1997

Mr. Andres G. Coles 1990

Mrs. Alexandra Bullock Olsen 2000

Dr. Erin M. Stuckey 2000

MUSTANG SOCIETY ALUMNI 1990-2019

Ms. Holland F. Harvard 2013

Mrs. Margaret P. Phelps 1994

Mr. Timothy P. Healy 1997

Mr. R. Stuyvesant Pierrepont IV 2007

Donor Levels $250 and up

Ms. Emily D. Hottensen 2006

Mr. Alexander J. Pinsky 2006

Mr. Benjamin F. Kitchen IV 1997

Mr. Carl V. Rasmussen 2012

Mr. Benjamin L. Baker 1999

Mrs. Caroline Loomis Klein 1997

Mr. and Mrs. Justin J. Salvia

Mr. Timothy C. Bator 1993

Mrs. Antonia Giardina Knepper 1995

Mr. Paul J. Santora III 2005

Mr. Carter D. Begel 2018

Mr. Robert J. Lang-Assael 2015

Ms. Kathryn D. Seidenstein 1994

Mr. Jonathan F. Bucknall 2012

Mr. Henry D. Lawson-Johnston 2010

Mrs. Emily S. Smith 1998

Mr. Paul R. M. Cullen 2003

Mr. Richard F. Leahy 2003

Ms. Zoe M. Townsend 2008

Mr. Jonathan R. Downs 1998

Mr. Jason P. Leibowitz 2000

Mr. Ethan V. Vallarino 2007

Mr. Joshua T. Downs 2000

Ms. Charlotte J. Lewis 1997

Captain Felicity R. van Meter 2005

Mr. Ethan G. Dubow 2000

Dr. Bram V. Lutton 1991

Mr. Peter D. Walker 1990

Mr. William J. Eagen 1991

Mr. Christopher D. MacGuire 1990

Mr. Nicholas R. N. Weaver 2007

Mr. Hans Jorg Fiebiger 1997

Mrs. Sarah Podmaniczky McGonigle 2004

Miss Emma R. Westermann 2016

Mrs. Jennifer R. Foulke-Meyers 1990

Mr. Wesley L. Oakford 2002

Captain Andrew S. Williamson, USMC 2005

Ms. Eliza R. Glaister 2004

Mr. Stephen F. O'Connor 2012

Mr. and Mrs. Ryan T. Young

Mrs. Lily L. Granville 2004

Mr. Robert M. Otter 1993

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Alumni Donors Class of 1940 (100%)

Class of 1946 (25%)

Class of 1950 (21%)

Class of 1956 (41%)

James L. Buckley*

John G. MacKenzie

Anonymous

Class of 1941 (100%)

Class of 1947 (80%)

William H. Porter Jr., Agent William H. Porter Jr.*

Peter L. Moore, Agent Bruce B. Huber*

William E. Steinwedell, Agent George E. Chisholm II* Michael C. Eggar William E. Steinwedell*

Peter L. Moore*

Class of 1943 (50%)

Homer McK. Rees*

Vernon L. Pack

Oakleigh Thorne II*

Class of 1944 (50%)

Class of 1948 (33%)

Peter M. Richards, Agent Bradford Mills*

Gordon E. Lamb*

Burnham Moffat*

Class of 1949 (38%)

Peter M. Richards*

Stephen W. Waterbury Jr., Agent P. Manning Goodwin

Class of 1945 (100%)

Frederick B. Smith*

Peter S. Herman

Stephen W. Waterbury Jr.*

Class of 1951 (44%) Daniel A. Lindley Jr., Agent Andrew G. Carey Jr. John S. Howard* Daniel A. Lindley Jr.* Otto L. Spaeth Jr.*

Class of 1952 (40%) John B. Webber, Agent Everett E. Briggs* Fergus Cochran Paul B. Hood* Sherman Peale* H. Hugh Van Dusen* Michael P. Winn*

Class of 1953 (50%) Paul Ratner, Agent Malcolm B. Barlow* Farnham F. Collins* Howard A. Levy* Paul Ratner* Donald O. Stover* Gurdon B. Wattles*

Class of 1954 (31%)

*Member of the Flagler Chapel Society with Annual Fund donations for at least the last 5 consecutive years.

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Russell D. Butcher* Edward R. Eisner John D. Esseks* David D. Holbrook* Martin V. B. Morris* Charles W. Parsons* Webster B. Todd Jr. C. Wendell Wickersham III*

Class of 1957 (60%) Peter V. Savage, Agent Paul L. Abbott* Charles H. Boynton* Frederick P. Gardiner* Allen S. Hubbard III* Desmond Sharp-Bolster Andrew R. Supplee* Jeremiah B. Tasker* Bryson H. Thompson* John A. Woodcock*

Class of 1958 (50%) John F. Knutson, Agent George D. Carey* B. William Dudley* Charles C. Evans Jr.* Charles N. Granville III* Huson R. Gregory* Peter E. Jackson*

John N. Stearns II, Agent Thomas P. Straus* Julian M. Strauss* Michael L. Trimpi Stephen F. Williams*

John F. Knutson*

Class of 1955 (80%)

Class of 1959 ( 70%)

Edward S. Hessberg Gray Z. Holbrook*

Samuel H. Bell Jr., Agent Robert W. Artinian

Jackson McLaughlin*

Gordon S. Auchincloss*

Peter G. Miller*

Samuel H. Bell Jr.*

C. Hooker O'Malley*

John L. Bolane

John W. Sanford III*

Russ V. V. Bradley Jr.

Porter H. Sutro*

James W. Cochran*

Peter Workum Jr.*

John D. Crane*

Egbert G. Leigh Jr. Rutherford H. Platt D. Hunt Stockwell Jr.* Cummings V. Zuill Jr.*

Campbell M. Davis* Kurt A. Lerps Peter C. Lewis Thomas E. Lovejoy III* Charles G. Proctor* John B. Ramsay III* Raymond G. Seitz* Jeffrey P. Small Peter J. Stambrook* Albert R. Trezza* Stephen C. Twining* Todd Weintz

Class of 1960 (58%) Thomas A. Reed, Agent Alan H. Anderson Jr. Harding F. Bancroft Jr.* Hugh N. Dyer III David F. Eberhart* Lawrence C. Eppenbach* Richard C. Granville* John N. Knight* Thomas A. Reed* Tweed Roosevelt* C. Dana White* William J. Woodcock*

Thomas S. Cox* Peter H. Dunn* David F. Kaufholz* Douglas M. Moore* John A. Rutter Jr.* Platt B. Staunton* Michael Straight* Henry B. Teague

Class of 1963 (52%) John L. Fanton, Agent Frederick W. Brickenkamp* Arthur W. Brown Frederick T. Davis* Michael A. Dunlaevy* James F. Estes* John L. Fanton* W. Douglas Finch Jr. George A. Hambrecht* Robert D. Jenks* Peter W. Mills* Peter Morrison* Lawrence C. Schmidlapp Herbert L. Shultz Jr.* Robert J. Stein*

ALUMNI ACHIEVEMENT AWARD This year’s Alumni Achievement Award goes to the Class of 1959 for their record engagement and participation.

Congratulations & thank you for all that you do for Millbrook!

Class of 1964 (50%) Class of 1961 (48%) Christopher W. Lovell, Agent George E. Clausen* Eric T. Dodge* Michael P. Dominick* John K. Exter* Creighton R. Hooker* Francis Hopkinson Jr.* Alexander Keeler* Chrostopher W. Lovell* Seth W. Morton* John R. Reese* Carl J. Schmidlapp III* Paul M. Solomon* Enos T. Throop Jr.*

Ralph H. Poole III, Agent Austin Wand, Agent Peter C. Blenk* William N. Cumming* Nicholas B. Dawson Peter P. Mithoefer William H. Peck III* Raymond S. Pfeiffer Ralph H. Poole III* Kennedy F. Rubert III Neil L. Shapiro Esq.* W. B. Dixon Stroud Jr. Austin Wand* Robert P. Warren

Resolvert W. Williams

Class of 1965 (44%)

Class of 1962 (35%)

Kenneth S. Brown Jr., Agent Robert W. Anthony*

Thomas S. Cox, Agent C. F. Childs*

William M. Bethke* Kenneth S. Brown Jr.*

Dudley H. Clark* George N. Cowen Jr.* Thomas Doelger Reed Erskine* Peter M. Holbrook* Mark Hopkinson Charles J. Ingersoll Eric G. Kocher* Steven A. Kroll* Jonathan Meigs* Joseph D. Quinn III* Peter W. Smith* Michael G. Thompson

Douglas M. Curtiss* Richard K. Delano* Andrew M. Donaldson Douglas Emerick* David W. Fentress* William G. Levy* Michael Morency* Nelson Nazario Jr.* Richard G. Poole Jr.* Harold T. White III*

Class of 1967 (26%) John Field Reichardt, Agent

Class of 1966 (39%)

Philip X. Audibert

Charles S. Rutter, Agent Ronald J. Artinian

Perry S. Boynton*

Bruce H. Bromberg*

Stephen A. Kersten

Thomas N. Innes*

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Alumni Donors James P. Laubenstein*

James M. Cannon IV*

Ping Yuk Ng*

Frederick K. Lowell*

Geoffrey R. Chester

Kristyn E. Reid*

John Field Reichardt*

Andrew C. Hamersley

Edward J. Scarvalone

Michael R. Wayne*

Sumner Pingree III

Dwight R. Wood

Alexander S. Reese*

Class of 1975 (16%)

Class of 1968 (29%)

Class of 1972 (23%)

Philip L. Ross, Agent Arthur V. Bennett III

Alexander Podmaniczky, Agent Brian W. Carroll

Theodore S. Chapin*

Harry M. Freer III*

William E. Jessup

Thomas H. Kellogg

Vernon C. Manley*

Martin W. Lynn*

Peter W. Post*

Douglas A. Marshall*

Philip L. Ross*

Robert McLean II*

Alain R. Singer Jr.*

George L. Morgan

Cornelius E. Raiford, Agent Ellen Koloski Boyle* Douglas D. Clarke* Stuart H. Clement III Marion DeWitt Cook* David T. Everts* D. Andrew Hart Dafydd P. Jones William B. McNamara*

Mark D. Smith*

Burton T. Mowbray*

Kathleen M. Parker*

Clinton I. Smullyan Jr.*

Alexander Podmaniczky* Clayton W. Rowley II

Class of 1976 (24%)

Class of 1969 (28%)

Christopher Z. West*

Stephen J. McLaughlin, Agent

Norman B. Bird, Agent Charles P. Berkey

Dorothy Quart Winkler*

Richard O. Bierregaard Jr.*

Class of 1973 (26%)

Norman B. Bird* Peter S. Duncan*

Carey G. Birmingham, Agent Carey G. Birmingham

L. Gordon Hamersley III

Nancy Salvatore Deming*

Christopher W. Kocher*

Ruford D. Franklin II*

Adam H. Rose III

Henri N. Gourd

Thomas J. Sorrentino

Jed H. Lavitt*

H. Scott Wallace

Stuart S. Lovejoy*

Timothy T. Richards, Agent Carole Miller Clarke Peter S. Cook Tony D. Cornett Sr. John M. Dubaz* Lawrence L. Hlavacek Jr.* Stephen J. McLaughlin* Lyle K. Schiavone Simon Sidamon-Eristoff* Dolph C. Simons III*

Mansfield W. Williams Jr.*

Russel C. Miller* Stephen S. Peschel II*

Class of 1977 (16%)

Class of 1970 (23%)

R. Stuyvesant Pierrepont III*

Francisco L. Borges*

Randall C. Wallace*

Robert P. Sanford, Agent Robert P. Dunlop* Thomas A. Gorman* Nicholas B. Hamersley* William R. Hettinger* Elizabeth Machado Hofstetter Gurdon W. Hornor* Peter Jakobson Jr. Robert P. Sanford*

Stephen Cadwalader Dumont Clarke IV*

Class of 1974 (30%)

Lindsay A. Fowler* Colton D. Graulty*

Heather Marshall Lyons, Agent Mario J. Chiappetti

William E. Greene III

William Clarke*

Anthony R. Lantz*

David C. Crimmins*

Parke L. Martin

William L. Crossman*

Walter Weintz*

David W. Dorrance John H. Ewing Jr.

Class of 1978 (35%)

Class of 1971 (23%)

Thayer Gignoux

Thomas R. Tortolani, Agent

Dudley R. Bahlman, Agent Dudley R. Bahlman*

Preston L. Goddard*

Christopher H. Willis, Agent

Samuel A. Green*

Bruce C. Burton*

Barry A. Baines*

Nelson S. Mead Jr.*

Christopher J. Carey*

*Member of the Flagler Chapel Society with Annual Fund donations for at least the last 5 consecutive years.

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Millbrook School

John D. Goodkind Bruce A. J. Herdman Jr.* Ann B. Machado* William L. Menard* D. Fell Merwin* Kari-Jo Coll Parisi Brian D. Ross* Karen Strain Smythe Carl W. Timpson III* Thomas R. Tortolani* David D. Wakefield Jr.*

Class of 1979 (12%) Paul R. Kraus, Agent Gordon C. MacKenzie D. Gordon Murray* Craig H. Seward* Michael A. Trager*

Class of 1980 (16%) Virginia L. LaPrade, Agent Julia A. H. Silzer, Agent Zerline L. Goodman* Gerald J. Mullany Gilbert P. Schafer III* Julia A. H. Silzer* Rosemary J. Smith*

Class of 1981 (17%) Mark D. Cartland* Melissa Shaw Fleming Charles M. Greeff James F. Hettinger* John A. Montgomery Jr.* Suzanne E. Newman*

Class of 1982 (20%) Sabrina Ackerman Bluestone, Agent Landon H. Wickham Jr., Agent Sabrina Ackerman Bluestone* Michael E. Hessberg Alice Hager Holbrook* Christopher C. Holbrook* Morgan C. McLanahan* Susannah Richards* Jeffrey J. Ryan Allison Field Walker

Alumni Donors Class of 1983 (27%) Robert E. Latimer, Agent John Dalsheim* Oliver R. Davis Drew W. Effron* Gregory P. Garofalo Melody H. Gowen* Robert E. Latimer* Thomas I. Mayton Jr.* Alicia H. Metz* Allen Randolph Jr.* Sallie D. Shatz Paul M. Simons*

Class of 1984 (23%) Bentley Frost Hardwick, Agent A. Geoffrey Wells, Agent D. Seth Williams, Agent Tria Goodman Case David Chien* John C. Doremus Bentley Frost Hardwick* Oliver I. Lay IV Pels A. Matthews* Katherine C. Russo* William W. Todd D. Seth Williams*

Class of 1985 (15%) Jean Kindred Wilmerding, Agent Riccardo Caracciolo* Kathleen A. Dill*

Letitia Boyd Carter*

Thomas M. Scarborough*

Vanessa Cutler McGarry*

A. Duer Meehan*

Sandford B. Cederbaum

Stephen E. Shilling*

Simon J. Mendez

Michael T. Short*

Daniel S. Cohen*

Henry Veguilla

Charles F. Pilkington

Jean Kindred Wilmerding*

Kelly Macaluso Coles*

Stewart B. Putney*

Emily Parke Crawford

Class of 1987 (23%)

Gregory M. Entringer*

Megan K. Fitzgerald, Agent

Sandra Holbrook James*

Vanessa Cutler McGarry, Agent

Todd M. Kingsbury, Agent John C. Allee*

Todd M. Kingsbury*

William H. N. Brune II

Helen T. Perera, Agent

Diana Dyer Knoblauch*

Jed K. Diemond*

George J. Sayan, Agent

Andrew Berger

Kimberley A. Lathrop*

Megan K. Fitzgerald*

Squire M. Bozorth

Cami Perlman Blackwell

Alexandra Tasker Marx*

Rachel Goldman Hahn

Max Busselle

Alexandra J. Burke*

Carey Thorpe Pierson*

Andrew N. Hernandez*

William T. Curran

Donald P. Campbell*

David S. Richman*

Todd P. Kennett*

James Eagen

Class of 1986 (49%) Daniel S. Cohen, Agent Kelly Macaluso Coles, Agent

Caroline A. Wamsler PhD*

Class of 1988 (38%)

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Alumni Donors Heidi S. Gordon

Class of 1989 (30%)

Karin Foreman Sweeney*

Julian A. Reed*

Christopher L. Joel*

Robert L. Brevetti, Agent

David Trezza*

Eleni Stefanopoulos*

Douglas Kilzer*

Teodoro Moscoso V, Agent

Claudine Morabito Weis

Shane L. Tilston*

Joshua Kirwood

Sarah K. Stanton, Agent

Elizabeth J. Lewis Megan Reville Lovell Samuel C. Murphy* Gilbert M. Orser Helen T. Perera* Lindsay Kroll Pinchot Allan T. Ram

Serena v. R. Altschul Robert L. Brevetti Aixa L. Candanosa Risa Diemond-Arbolino Suzanne Arcuni Farrell Sean Gilbride*

Rebecca Tomczyk Valentino*

Class of 1990 (29%) Christopher D. MacGuire, Agent

Class of 1993 (26%)

Daniel Noone, Agent

Robert M. Otter, Agent

Philip Buck*

Timothy C. Bator*

Andres G. Coles*

Jason S. Gifford*

Jennifer Foulke-Meyers*

Alexis Hinchey-Davis*

Nina B. Jonas

Richard T. Hoyt*

George J. Sayan*

Edward G. Miller*

Christopher D. MacGuire*

Derek L. Hyde*

Peter-Paul Stengel*

Teodoro Moscoso V*

Daniel Noone*

Voki Kalfayan

Kristin A. Tang*

Joan E. Murray

George Reyes*

Sarah Morton Klebes

Charlotte Carroll Tracy*

Christopher Quinlan

Caroline Bozorth Sayan*

Robert M. Otter*

Laurence M. Wintersteen*

Sarah K. Stanton*

Caroline W. Treadwell

Charles E. Shultz*

Peter D. Walker

Courtney Ferenz Vassalo*

Class of 1991 (23%)

Class of 1994 (22%)

Sarah H. Calabrese, Agent

Holly Meigs Noone, Agent

Joanna Fowler Hutchinson, Agent

Nadia A. Novik, Agent

Jessie Zirinsky Reed, Agent

Justin H. Riedell, Agent

Stephanie Stiehm-Stevenson, Agent

Kathryn D. Seidenstein, Agent

Macrae Sykes II, Agent

Sam C. Berg*

Cydney M. Bare*

Colin W. Kingsbury*

John A. Berkey IV*

James A. Magid

Sarah H. Calabrese*

Holly Meigs Noone*

William J. Eagen*

Margaret Perera Phelps*

James D. Katavolos*

Justin H. Riedell*

Bram V. Lutton*

Kathryn D. Seidenstein*

Erika Keiter Malmgren*

Jenny A. Zirinsky*

Jessie Zirinsky Reed* Julie E. Rosenberg*

Class of 1995 (19%)

Macrae Sykes II*

Anonymous Trevor L. Colhoun*

Class of 1992 (29%)

Laura S. Grabe*

Laura Hodgkins Capra, Agent

Antonia Giardina Knepper*

Harold Y. Chang, Agent

Friedrich W. Moeller*

Chris D. Drago, Agent

Anne B. Putnam*

Harold Y. Chang*

Eliza Thorne*

Chris D. Drago*

*Member of the Flagler Chapel Society with Annual Fund donations for at least the last 5 consecutive years.

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Jesse Goichman Eisenberg*

Class of 1996 (17%)

Ann M. Groat*

Sibyl Fenwick Greenwood*

Louisa Foulke Henzler

Wixon A. Greenwood*

Anna C. Martucci*

Katherine Schoonmaker Jenkins*

Alumni Donors Theodore S. Karatz*

Alexander T. Smith*

Class of 2000 (38%)

Kirk W. Cavell*

Catherine Simonds Krug*

Kathryn Hanes Snow

Amelia Gomez Cortez, Agent

Jessica de Martine*

Bridget Lawrence-Meigs*

Luke A. Stanton*

Ethan G. Dubow, Agent

Rebecca Blum Emani*

Vincent J. Sorriento*

Charles D. Stone*

Abigail P. Malin, Agent

Deborah Muller Fisher*

Alexander G. Warner*

Abigail Moffat Simes, Agent

Brian T. Frankenfield*

Loukas Zoumas*

Julia McLaughlin Todd, Agent

Ayumi Hosoda*

Morgan Pratt Arvisais*

Adrienne Smith Lowe*

Class of 1997 (84%) Kristi Popovich Brien, Agent John S. Choate III, Agent

Class of 1998 (26%)

Joseph B. Commisso*

Keith C. MacPherson

Timothy P. Healy, Agent

Matthew E. Marsallo, Agent

Amelia Gomez Cortez*

A. Trevor McWilliams*

Loukas Zoumas, Agent

Anthony R. Craighill

Joshua T. Downs*

Sang-Jin Park*

Anonymous

William R. Diamond Jr.*

Ethan G. Dubow*

Anne M. Quick

Liam R. Benincasa

Jonathan R. Downs*

Andrew G. Heath*

Brandon L. Rettig*

Jennifer Drukier Birnbaum*

Simon D. Gagnon*

John R. Jagar*

Marc A. Salvia

Kristi Popovich Brien*

Nicole Fiacco Gagnon*

Scott R. Kirk

Li-Lin Chen*

Matthew E. Marsallo*

Zachery S. Lampell*

Class of 2002 (20%)

Yu-Jen Chen*

Emily Dubow Smith*

John S. Choate III*

Jason P. Leibowitz

James C. Bennett, Agent

Zachary B. Solomon*

Erica S. DeTraglia

Hadley Heffernan Mahon

Emily Smithson Bergeron, Agent

Rebecca J. Stern*

Maneena M. Douglas*

Blake L. Morrison, Agent

Bethany Bowen Turnure*

Abigail P. Malin*

Elizabeth Drago

Jennifer Casale Ott, Agent

Mary O'Connell Zoumas*

Garrett W. Meigs*

Hans Jorg Fiebiger* Olivier D. Gagnon*

Class of 1999 (40%)

John A. Garrett*

Andrea Tehan Carnes, Agent

Calder L. Greenwood*

Morgan C. Conrad, Agent

Danielle Derbes Guerra*

Sarah E. Galvez, Agent

David A. Guerra*

Marko Guzijan, Agent

Kristine Feeks Hammond*

Steven Levac, Agent

Abdirazak M. Hamud

Michael C. Tredenick, Agent

Timothy P. Healy*

Benjamin L. Baker

Jedediah N. Horwitt*

Andrea Tehan Carnes*

John J. Hyland

Carolyn Rice Carney*

Daniel R. King*

Morgan C. Conrad*

Benjamin F. Kitchen IV*

Sarah E. Galvez*

Caroline Loomis Klein*

Marko Guzijan*

Charlotte Jenks Lewis*

Winn Jewett

Molly Natali McKenna*

David G. Levy*

Jean Gray Drake Mohs*

Patrick D. Mahon

James M. Morrell Jr.

Tad A. O'Had*

Cedrick Noel*

Gordon S. Pennoyer*

Marshall E. Page

M. Jordan Vexler Shannon*

David J. Pecchia*

Mitsuyo Shimura*

Hannah Petri Phillips*

Matthew A. Stack*

John B. Place

Matthew H. Tomik*

Noah S. Post*

Tyler T. Watson*

Ralph M. Salvia*

Ryan T. Young*

Craig J. Pecchia*

Molly Ogden Schuster, Agent

Sara Craighill Salvia*

Brian G. Adams*

Justin J. Salvia*

James C. Bennett*

Erin M. Stuckey*

Emily Smithson Bergeron*

Julia McLaughlin Todd*

Alden C. E. Johnson

Vanessa Vargas-Fajardo

Blake L. Morrison*

Catherine Marsallo Young*

Wesley L. Oakford* Matthew F. Oneglia*

Class of 2001 (29%)

John H. Peden

Cheyney Lonergan Barrieau, Agent

Katherine Smithson Riepenhoff*

Drew T. Beitz, Agent

Molly Ogden Schuster*

Deborah Muller Fisher, Agent Brian T. Frankenfield, Agent

Class of 2003 (85%)

Anne M. Quick, Agent

Jonathan H. Blanksteen, Agent

Anonymous

Eliza R. Cantlay, Agent

Cheyney Lonergan Barrieau*

Wayne I. Charles, Agent

Drew T. Beitz*

Brian M. Pecchia, Agent

Matthew J. Blabac*

Alexander D. Barrow*

CALLARD HOUSE CUP CLASS OF 2003

Given to the class with the most donors.

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Alumni Donors Sheena Jones Basu*

Paul R. M. Cullen*

Inga Stots McKay*

Eaton-Chad Oliver

Jason Beliveau

Barbara Simmons Deitz*

Anna R. Menken*

Nicholas C. Pandolfi*

Charlotte Alley Birdsall*

Chauntine Marshall Donovan

Jennifer Cavanaugh Moroney*

Elizabeth Cavanaugh Reed*

Jonathan H. Blanksteen*

Emily Hallock Fincke*

Brian M. Pecchia*

Matthew G. Rubin*

Ishmael S. Brown*

Erin M. Fleming*

Samuel F. Pepe

Katherine M. Stellato*

Samuel P. Bruehl*

Katelyn Frunzi Freeman

Benjamin C. Perry

Jacqueline W. Suda

Robbin L. Burrow*

Thomas L. Gardner*

J. Michael Reinoso*

Jordan M. C. Topor*

Elizabeth W. Cady

Hilary S. Gifford

Emilie Richard-Froozan*

Ramon A. Cannon

Kate C. Heffernan*

Alma L. Rojas*

Class of 2005 (24%)

Eliza R. Cantlay*

Nicholas M. Imbelli*

Elizabeth F. Siegel*

William D. Cart*

Frances Hardie Jablonski

Matthew S. Silliker*

Emily Cruice Casey

Daniel J. Kessler*

Mary Nelson Sinclair*

Zoe B. Chapin*

Jared A. Kross*

Jonathan F. W. Smith*

Wayne I. Charles*

Richard F. Leahy*

Leland H. Smith*

Evelyn C. Cheng

Kirsten M. Lord

Christopher J. Connelly*

Pamela McCarthy-Parson*

Eliza R. Glaister, Agent

Sierra R. Flanigan, Agent Jerilyn R. Hale, Agent Carlyle S. McWilliams, Agent Caragh Fisher O'Conner, Agent Sarah S. Thaler, Agent Anne Altieri Guenole R. Benjamin Amanda Horne Halloran* Anton V. Knapp* Jaeger M. Kovich* George T. Kunhardt* Carlyle S. McWilliams* Sophia E. Pellicoro* Paul J. Santora III* Peter J. Turcik*

Andrew E. Marsallo, Agent

Felicity Sparks van Meter*

Collin N. Norton, Agent

Andrew S. Williamson*

Ronald C. Smith Wylly Marshall Straub* Paul B. Stuckey* Shannon L. Traylen* Jose J. Viteri-Yaquian Alexander W. Zeiser*

Class of 2004 (45%) Katrina M. Cox, Agent

Eaton-Chad Oliver, Agent Katherine M. Stellato, Agent

*Member of the Flagler Chapel Society with Annual Fund donations for at least the last 5 consecutive years.

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Class of 2006 (38%)

Daniel S. Adams*

J'nelle N. M. Agee, Agent

Christian H. Brett*

Robert G. Bennett, Agent

Alexandra Peterson Cart*

Alexander J. Bolesta, Agent

Katrina M. Cox*

Andrew C. Cochran, Agent

Abigail F. Egan*

Dante L. Gabiati, Agent

Bradley P. Gager

Alison Blanksteen Marsal, Agent

Eliza R. Glaister*

Alexander J. Pinsky, Agent

Lily L. Granville*

Jonathan B. Silver, Agent

Stratton G. W. Hatfield*

Alexander D. Wilson, Agent

Charles W. Hettinger*

Anonymous

Megan Barrett Ideker

J'nelle N. M. Agee*

Emily S. H. Katz*

Frederick H. Babcock

Abigail E. Kempe

Robert G. Bennett*

Edwin H. S. Kunhardt*

Alexander J. Bolesta*

Andrew E. Marsallo*

Deborah Papernik Byrne

Sarah Podmaniczky McGonigle*

Andrew C. Cochran*

Brian F. Morgan Jr.*

Grier L. Filley*

Collin N. Norton*

Dante L. Gabiati*

Alumni Donors Philippe T. Goulet Emily D. Hottensen* Max C. Kennedy*

Ethan V. Vallarino* Nicholas R. N. Weaver* Nicholas A. Williams*

Alison Blanksteen Marsal* Michael P. Marsal*

Class of 2008 (31%)

Patricia Kempe Mills

Sam D. Bailly, Agent Ann H. Bates, Agent Christopher K. Bennett, Agent Magdelaine Anthony Cushing, Agent Sam D. Bailly Kirk A. Baldo Ann H. Bates* Race B. Bottini* Samuel Y. Brundrett Allison R. Cavanaugh* Kealin Maloney Civetti* Magdelaine Anthony Cushing* Allison Ehrenreich* Nicholas B. Farrell* Andrew J. Fiore Alexandra G. Fresne* Phoebe L. B. Ijams* Christopher J. Mo Beau A. B. Parent Leisy M. Ruddock* Carl J. Schmidlapp, IV William R. Sinclair Zoe M. Townsend* Cecilia B. Weaver*

Matthew S. Mulberry* Elizabeth L. Ogden* Margaret E. Pennoyer* Alexander J. Pinsky* Lindsey R. Ronis* Benjamin E. Ross* Bretton B. Serrell* Jonathan B. Silver* Peter G. Smith* Ana Norton Spinella* Serena Whitridge* Alexander D. Wilson*

Class of 2007 (42%) Arthur W. Anthony, Agent Olivia Audia Munoz, Agent Skye S. Flanigan, Agent Alex J. Marino, Agent Nicholas R. N. Weaver, Agent Arthur W. Anthony* George S. Bucknall* Alexander O. S. Cox* John M. Dubaz* Skye S. Flanigan* Catherine W. Glazebrook William S. Gray* Mackenzy G. Haller Meegan Rourke Horn* Stoddard A. M. Horn Jr.* Erin Schroth Kennedy* Dana S. Klein* Jonathan A. Kross Victoria B. Leeds* Jason A. Ludwig* Alex J. Marino* Forrest C. Mas* James W. Moore Michael J. Perl R. Stuyvesant Pierrepont IV* Alexander R. Roberts Louise Carter Ryan

Class of 2009 (35%) Emily C. Collins, Agent Amanda S. Goddard, Agent Evan J. Haney, Agent Cooper W. Babcock Damon P. Bolesta Megan R. Butts* Emily C. Collins* Brooks V. Crossman* Zachary P. Fuller* Amanda S. Goddard* Andrew T. Harrington* Kalli F. Havens* Lindsey W. Menard* Charles P. Merrill* Elizabeth C. Sednaoui* Allison E. Smith

Sean M. Spero* Emma C. Thomas Shelton C. Voges III George T. Whalen IV* Alexandra A. Zachar Kristen J. Zublin

Class of 2010 (29%) Alexander S. Harvey, Agent Mariah K. Lavitt, Agent William J. Livermore, Agent Rodney B. Benson Jr.* Summer B. Bottini Charles F. Cochran* Rachel L. DeSimone Olivia W. Farrell* Madeline E. Fuller* Alexander S. Harvey* Robert A. Hughes Jr.* Mariah K. Lavitt* Tate H. Lavitt* Henry D. Lawson-Johnston* William J. Livermore* James I. Matson* John D. McCulla III* Taylor C. Nelson* Edward C. Pierrepont* Meredith L. Pratt Rene M. Rodriguez Jason V. San Antonio* Kathryn J. Whalen

Cameron W. Holbrook Edward M. Laux* David T. Lee* Dale L. Mauri* Caroline F. Merrill* Elizabeth Morris Merrill* Sarah A. Mulberry* Georgia C. Parent* Brandon P. Pecchia* Samuel L. Richards* Frederick M. Whitridge*

Class of 2012 (39%) Sarah C. Anthony, Agent Elizabeth M. Chapman, Agent Mikkel C. M. Joehnk, Agent Aldin Medunjanin, Agent Conrad P. Sednaoui, Agent Austin J. Urban, Agent Anonymous Sarah C. Anthony* Quinn D. Babcock* Winston D. Boney* James P. H. Buckley Jonathan F. Bucknall* Elizabeth M. Chapman* Carl D'Amour-Belizario* Elizabeth W. Ellsworth* Melody M. Estevez Alexandra B. Fuscone

Class of 2011 (38%)

Paul K. Gray*

Grace E. Fisher, Agent Dale L. Mauri, Agent Rachel Kanegis Ahdut*

Alice B. Holbrook*

Gabriella Alziari*

Aldin Medunjanin

John E. Bennett

Edward L. Menard

Danielle A. Carolei*

Davis W. Menard

Mary W. Chapman*

Catherine A. O'Connor

John G. Cronin*

Stephen F. O'Connor*

Grace E. Fisher*

Kenneth M. O'Friel*

Marston S. Garceau

Royce R. Paris

Harrison R. Gostfrand*

Carl V. Rasmussen*

Victoria C. Gray*

Megan E. Ryan

Katherine O. Gridley

Conrad P. Sednaoui*

Heath M. Harckham*

Alexander G. Selz*

Samuel H. Jaffe* Cora C. MacKenzie*

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Alumni Donors Austin J. Urban* Grayson C. Voges* Parker J. Zanghi-Clark

Class of 2013 (25%) Olivia B. Dolan, Agent Emma H. Feitelson, Agent Lena T. Hardy, Agent Zachary A. Keller-Coffey, Agent Sam S. Lawson-Johnston, Agent Elizabeth N. Lowe, Agent Joseph Menniti, Agent Emma B. Merrill, Agent Nicholas S. Morley, Agent Madison M. Schmalz, Agent Robert B. Austrian* Marilyn A. Dedrick* Olivia B. Dolan* William B. Feid* Emma H. Feitelson* Holland F. Harvard Zachary A. Keller-Coffey* Amber S. Koenigsberger* Geneva Wagoner Kramer* Nathaniel O. Kraus Sam S. Lawson-Johnston* Elizabeth N. Lowe* Emma B. Merrill* Nicholas S. Morley* Connor M. Nelson Heather M. Neuburger* Madison M. Schmalz* Eleanor H. Sednaoui* Andrew S. Tolston

Class of 2014 (36%) Alexandra C. Creel, Agent Michael F. Cronin III, Agent Benjamin Duhoski, Agent Connor C. Elwell, Agent Duncan M. Harvey, Agent Parker D. Holbrook, Agent Emily M. Keller-Coffey, Agent Charlotte R. Maguire, Agent Kayla G. Schmalz, Agent Brett C. Supinski, Agent Anthony J. Wallace, Agent

Mansell R. Ambrose Baki A. Bawa* Edgardo J. P. Castillo Michael F. Cronin III* Benjamin Duhoski* Connor C. Elwell* Sheldon M. Freeman Roderick D. Gagnon* Duncan M. Harvey* Parker D. Holbrook* Jordan T. Kanegis* Eleni S. Katavolos* Emily M. Keller-Coffey* Reid M. V. Kugler* Benjamin K. Lucas* Benjamin I. Marr* Keiichiro Murata* Tonderai Mushandu Chloe A. Naese John Norfleet* Daniel R. Pollis* Christopher M. Saar* Robert H. Sanford Kayla G. Schmalz* William Schmidt Brett C. Supinski* Jeremy R. Tenenbaum* Anthony J. Wallace* Caroline S. Whalen* Alden L. Woolford*

Millbrook School

Zhenkai Yu

Class of 2016 (22%) Breanna M. Babiarz, Agent Howard W. Bliss, Agent Elisabeth M. Bluestone, Agent Siena M. Buffa, Agent James M. Carnavalla, Agent Oliver K. Cohen, Agent Daniel B. Correia, Agent Sarah E. Dietrich, Agent Samuel H. Evarts, Agent Olivia Galli, Agent Katarina E. Gilmour, Agent Heidi Reiss, Agent Abigail E. Sanford, Agent Tyler K. Schmalz, Agent Alexander P. Wattles, Agent Howard W. Bliss

Tyler K. Schmalz* Gavin C. Schneible Alexandra M. Stafford Emma R. Westermann

Class of 2017 (29%) Whittier H. Ambrose, Agent Mitchell O. Austrian, Agent Benjamin A. Berg, Agent Katherine P. Bishop-Manning, Agent Christian T. Broughton, Agent Melanie R. Carr, Agent Ian K. Connelly, Agent William T. Conte, Agent Sean Hayden, Agent Owen M. Kelley, Agent Corinne S. Keogh, Agent Tahrieq E. Koonce, Agent Cheng Lou, Agent Olivia H. May, Agent Lucinda C. Mills, Agent Caroline E. Reilly, Agent Henry D. Rosenberg, Agent Alexander K. Sheehy, Agent Henry Simons, Agent Yi Lin Valerie Tan, Agent Andrew C. Tartaro, Agent Emily R. Williams, Agent Whittier H. Ambrose William T. Conte Thomas J. B. Denney Sophia M. W. Denney

Elisabeth M. Bluestone

Henry N. Dolan

Zane C. Accord, Agent Christian L. Arntzen, Agent Harrison J. Bluestone, Agent John F. Buckley III, Agent Maxwell C. Carty, Agent Catherine G. MacKenzie, Agent Mary J. McCartney, Agent Gianna M. Muscari. Agent Edward Opoku, Agent Gregory P. Reiss, Agent David H. Westcott, Agent

Siena M. Buffa

Leah R. Fuld

James M. Carnavalla

Sean Hayden

Oliver K. Cohen

Owen M. Kelley

Anna Collimore

Christopher C. Williams, Agent Micah Adams Alex Beal*

Weilun Qian

Corinne S. Keogh Tahrieq E. Koonce Cheng Lou Louise B. Lynn Katherine A. Mackey Olivia H. May Kathleen A. Meaney William P. Miele Lucinda C. Mills Megan A. Mosheim Gabrielle Pisano

Class of 2015 (20%)

*Member of the Flagler Chapel Society with Annual Fund donations for at least the last 5 consecutive years.

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Harrison J. Bluestone* John F. Buckley III* Zachary E. Coppola* Erica A. Doyle Amelia F. Ferris* Emma H. Garschagen* Margaret E. Lahey Robert J. Lang-Assael Hailey M. Schimmel* Cheng Lin Sylvia Tan Danielle Tartaro* David H. Westcott* Yixin Xiao*

Daniel B. Correia Sarah E. Dietrich Ilayda M. Koenigsberger Jackson H. Lee Carter A. Malleolo Kelsey A. McEvoy Allison M. Miller Jan W. Rosse Abigail E. Sanford

Alumni Donors Andrew L. Purse Caroline E. Reilly Henry D. Rosenberg Nicolas M. Santucci Andre P. Selz Alexis B. Sher Yi Lin Valerie Tan Andrew C. Tartaro Emily R. Williams

Class of 2018 (17%) Zoe R. Acord, Agent Jordan S. Auerbach, Agent Carter D. Begel, Agent Rodney I. Brent, Agent Hannah Cavanaugh, Agent Kevin Drevitch, Agent Nicholas A. D'Urso, Agent Olivia A. Garip-Davies, Agent Louise G. Jaeger, Agent Ryan P. Malota, Agent Jacob P. Maren, Agent Ava M. McCoy, Agent Ava Quartararo, Agent Nóra E. Reynolds, Agent Samuel J. Rosenbaum, Agent Corey W. Rundquist, Agent Dylan L. Schmalz, Agent Kazuki Unayama, Agent Zoe R. Acord Carter D. Begel Samantha M. Besca Leigh V. Brandt Nicholas C. Brode Madeline O. Brown Daniel F. Dimon III Jacob P. Maren Andrew J. Matthews Ava M. McCoy Edward M. McLanahan Lilian B. Philip Kaitlyn J. Pike Nóra E. Reynolds Corey W. Rundquist Dylan L. Schmalz Sydney L. Trager

Class of 2019 (24%) Helene C. Apollon, Agent Valentina C. Beauchamp, Agent Helen E. Boone, Agent Ousseni Bouda, Agent Clare E. Carty, Agent Sean R. Coleman, Agent Hugo A. Darmon, Agent Ryan M. Davis, Agent Jake R. Gagnon, Agent Emilie C. Gelinas, Agent Ester Kaplan, Agent Andrew B. Moriarty, Agent Daniela S. Muscari, Agent Owen P. Nolan, Agent Isabella L. Puccinelli, Agent Jayden Reaves, Agent Claire A. Reid, Agent Chloe A. Robinson, Agent William Simons, Agent Reilly T. Van Duyne, Agent Carolyn B. Whitney, Agent Helene C. Apollon Elizabeth M. Chamberlin Isobel Coles Greta M. Garschagen Emilie C. Gelinas Emma R. Gotthelf John M. Grosscup Victoria A. Hamilton Lillie A. Marcos Stuart F. Martin Isaiah L. Miller Andrew B. Moriarty Kyle G. Oberfeld Dominic D. Pelosi Isabella L. Puccinelli Jayden Reaves Claire A. Reid Chloe A. Robinson William Simons

ALUMNI WEEKEND 2021 STAY TUNED FOR DETAILS!

A historic Alumni Weekend this will be as we celebrate alumni from classes ending in “0,” “1,” “5,” and “6” and share a special tribute to Drew and Linda Casertano, retiring at the completion of their 31st year at Millbrook.

Mallory A. Stafford Reilly T. Van Duyne Jiawei Yu

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Gifts from Family, Friends & Corporations PARENTS

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Epstein

Mr. Rulong Sheng and Ms. Hongmei Ye

CLASS OF 2020 (93%)

Mr. Anibal E. Escobar and Ms. Tracey M. Schuster

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Sinclair

Mr. Tao Feng and Ms. Yu Chen

Mr. Patrick A. Smith and Mrs. Carol Ann Kelsey-Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Deery

VIth FORM CHAIRS:

Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Fisher

Mr. J. Kevin Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Feigelson

Mrs. Jennifer R. Fleury

Mr. Eric Stark and Ms. Kristin Sorenson

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Golden

Mr. Laurent L. Ferreira and Ms. Leslie L. Silver

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Grell

Mr. Alexey Strulistov and Ms. Victoria Tumash

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harag

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Sullivan

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fort

Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Heidenreich

Mr. Qiang Wang and Ms. Yan Liu

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Franco

Ms. Liria C. Heidenreich

Mr. Mark C. Weigel and Ms. Dyllan W. McGee

Mr. and Mrs. David Gallagher

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Weil

Mr. and Mrs. David Gooding

Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Wierdsma

Mr. and Mrs. Benno Green

Mr. Miguel A. Yañez and Ms. Christine Russo

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Hains

Mr. David E. Bloom and Ms. Colleen R. Cooper Mr. Mark C. Weigel and Ms. Dyllan W. McGee VIth FORM GIFT & PLAN COMMITTEE MEMBERS:

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Boeschenstein Mr. and Mrs. Horace Crary Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Grell Mr. and Mrs. Reginald L. Jones III

Mr. Andre Hernandez and Ms. Ebony Spruill Ms. Bronwen Hruska

Mr. and Mrs. William E. Kaye

Mr. Abraham Islas and Ms. Martha Avila

Ms. Martha Mullins

Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Ivanhoe

Mr. and Mrs. D. Bryce O'Brien II

Ms. Kristen Jensen

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Weil

Ms. Christy Johnson

Anonymous

Mr. and Mrs. Reginald L. Jones III

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Almgren

Mr. and Mrs. William E. Kaye

Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Amato

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kimball

PLAN COMMITTEE MEMBERS:

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Anson

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew L. King

Mrs. Andréa Feigelson

Mr. Charles Bell and Ms. Katherine Lindsay

Ms. Sharron Lannan and Mr. Roberto Cuadrado

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick E. Hopkins III

Mr. David B. Bent and Mrs. Robbie O. Bent Mr. and Mrs. Bernardo Bertucci Mr. David E. Bloom and Ms. Colleen R. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Boeschenstein Mr. and Mrs. Marc Bookman Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bosch Ms. Catherine Brossard Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Brown II Mr. John R. Cartledge Mr. Eric Champagne and Ms. Julie Gagnon

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence DeFour

Mr. and Mrs. Shane Finemore

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Gallivan

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Hatfield* Mr. and Mrs. Frederick E. Hopkins III

CHAIR

Mr. John Janette and Dr. Joely K. Janette

Ms. Barbara Gatski

Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Jones Mr. Isa Jubran Ms. Nina Köprülü Mr. and Mrs. John H. Linnartz

Ms. Nina Köprülü

Mr. and Mrs. EJay Lockwood

Mr. John G. Lock and Mrs. Sarah E. Anderson-Lock

Mr. and Mrs. John H. Linnartz

Mr. Eric Lusignan and Ms. Kerri Tymeson

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lyon

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sosnow

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mancini Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Blake H. Swift

Ms. Debra Mandelbaum

Anonymous

Mr. Michael J. Mandelbaum

Mr. and Mrs. Eric N. Albert

Ms. Janet McGinness*

Ms. Lea Attalla

Mr. Jess Mogul and Dr. Sharon Mogul

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Barringer

Mr. Ramzi Musallam

Ms. Mariana L. Barzun

Mr. and Mrs. Scott R. Percival

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Benton Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bessinger

Mr. Johnny R. Piard and Mrs. Sophia M. Goring-Piard

Mr. and Ms. James H. Braly

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Plagemann

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. MacLear Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Martins Mr. and Mrs. Rick Morris Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Morrissey Mr. and Mrs. Gary Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Elias Nassif Mr. Rimantas Norkus and Ms. Virginija Norkiene Mr. and Mrs. Todd Novak Mr. and Mrs. D. Bryce O'Brien II

Mr. Douglas Bressette and Ms. Maria Grant

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Powers III

Mr. and Mrs. David A. Ciancio Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Cole

Mrs. Liduina L. Piaget

Mr. and Mrs. William H. N. Brune II

Ms. Rachel Cole

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Reid, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. David J. Caslin

Ms. Michaela E. Prasser and Dr. Klaus G. Hoffmann

Mr. Adam J. Cott and Dr. Elizabeth Brackis-Cott

Ms. Lisa B. Ricker

Mrs. and Mrs. Neil S. Charles

Mr. and Mrs. Allen Randolph Jr.*

Mr. Peter Ricker

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Clizbe

Mr. Michael Rexine

Mr. and Mrs. Horace Crary Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Dirk-Jan Rosse*

Mr. and Mrs. Adam C. Rohdie

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Crowley

Ms. Kelly Russo

Mr. Andres G. Coles 1990 and Dr. Beatriz Vollmer*

Mr. and Mrs. Charles DeLana

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rutstein

Mr. and Mrs. John K. Collins

Mr. Fargo Sheng and Ms. Jing Wang

Mr. and Mrs. Dean C. DeStazio

Professor David L. Schwartz and Ms. Naomi F. Katz

Mr. Adam J. Cott and Dr. Elizabeth Brackis-Cott

Mr. and Mrs. John G. Sikura

Mr. and Mrs. Steven Domber

*Member of the Flagler Chapel Society with Annual Fund donations for at least the last 5 consecutive years.

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Mr. Glenn Creasy and Ms. Rhoda Sulzbach

Millbrook School

Mr. and Mrs. John F. Powers*

Mr. Ian R. Schaad

Ms. Jessica H. Smith

Gifts from Family, Friends & Corporations Mr. Matthew W. Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Chris W. Breitweiser

Mr. and Mrs. William R. Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Charlson

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sosnow*

Ms. Deborah Coconis

Mr. and Mrs. John Southwick

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Colangelo

Mr. Eric Stark and Ms. Kristin Sorenson

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Craig

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Stewart

Mr. and Mrs. William G. Curtis V

Mr. Renard Strautman and Ms. Michelle Onello

Mr. Elliott Davis

Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Strykowski

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Duggan

Mr. and Mrs. Blake H. Swift

Ms. Margeau Dyer

Mr. and Mrs. William G. Thames

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Elliott

Mr. Tony D. Thue and Ms. Elisa D. Stern

Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Ellis

Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Tucker

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Evans III

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Vogliano Jr.

Mr. Jeffrey S. Frase

Mr. Joseph Wallner Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Weil Mr. Daniel Weisberg and Ms. Cynthia Arato Mr. and Mrs. Daniel K. Weiskopf III Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Whitman ll Mr. and Mrs. David P. Wieder Mr. and Mrs. Eric R. Wilson Esq. Mrs. Serena S. Wilson Dr. Yuanzhi Xu and Ms. Junping Tong

CLASS OF 2022 (84%) CHAIR:

Mr. and Mrs. Long Deng

Ms. Laura P. Frase Dr. James L. Fraser and Ms. Cara Rinaldi Mr. and Mrs. Crawford M. Hamilton* Mr. and Mrs. Ross A. Hugessen Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Kessler Mr. and Mrs. Peter Latse Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Levin

Mr. David Singer and Mrs. Julie Lipsett-Singer

Anonymous

Mr. and Mrs. Adam Levy Mr. Xiangdong Lu and Ms. Jun Wang

Mr. and Mrs. Hank J. Snow

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Barrett

Mr. Joseph MacLean

Mr. and Mrs. William F. Souder

Mrs. Natasha Bergreen

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Marr

Mr. Alexey Strulistov and Ms. Victoria Tumash

Mr. and Mrs. Bernardo Bertucci

Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Masterson Mr. Pasquale Mazzarelli and Ms. Rosanna Gianvito

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey G. Thatcher

Ms. Barbara Gatski

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff McAloon

Ms. Eliza Thorne 1995 and Mr. Michael T. Barnello*

PLAN COMMITTEE MEMBERS:

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin H. McLaughlin Sr.

Mr. Michael I. Ursini

Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Anning

Ms. Jacqueline Mirรณ-Abreu

Mr. and Mrs. F. Bailey Vanneck

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Craig

Mr. and Mrs. Eric S. Najork

Mr. John D. Walsh

Mr. and Mrs. William G. Curtis V

Mr. and Mrs. James Palmer

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Weiss

Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Masterson

Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Peek

Ms. Cynthia Wing

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen S. Peschel II*

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen V. Zangre

Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Powell

Mr. Wei Zhang and Ms. Haozheng Wang

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin H. McLaughlin Sr. Mrs. Karen Simons Mr. and Mrs. William F. Souder Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey G. Thatcher

Mr. and Mrs. John F. Powers* Mr. and Mrs. David W. Prockter Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Reed*

CLASS OF 2023 (95%)

Anonymous

Dr. Scott A. Rodeo and Dr. Christine L. Frissora

CHAIR:

Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. Ainley

Mr. and Mrs. Paul O. Rosenzweig

Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Anning Mr. and Mrs. Simon Beck

Mr. David R. Rule and Ms. Maureen Earls Rule

Mr. James Bennet and Dr. Sarah Jessup

Mr. Louis Schmidt

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Boeschenstein Mr. and Mrs. Jean-Noel P. Bouscaud

Mr. and Mrs. F. Bailey Vanneck

Ms. Barbara Gatski

Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. Ainley

Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Brevetti Mr. and Mrs. Andrew G. J. Cadieux Mr. Scott Case and Mrs. Vanessa Cooke-Case Ms. Jennifer A. Charlston Mr. Matthew R. Coffin and Ms. Natasha Esch Mr. and Mrs. Michael Coon* Mr. and Mrs. James E. Dalrymple Mr. and Mrs. Dean C. DeStazio Mr. and Mrs. James S. Eisenberg* Mr. Alfred Enchill Mr. Christopher J. Fauci Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Fisher Mrs. Moniska M. Gibson-Williams Mr. and Mrs. Brant M. Hadzima

PLAN COMMITTEE MEMBERS:

Dr. and Mrs. Giora Hahn

Mrs. Natasha Bergreen Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Lehner

Ms. Lois Harrison and Mr. Daniel J. McDougal

Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. Shay

Mrs. Alysa Stafford

Ms. Kate Johnson

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Sinclair

Mr. and Mrs. Blake H. Swift

Mr. and Mrs. William E. Kaye

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Gifts from Family, Friends & Corporations Mr. and Mrs. David H. Bova*

Mr. Tyler Cain

PARENTS OF ALUMNI AND FRIENDS

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Levine

Mr. and Mrs. Alan Craig

Anonymous

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Brown

Mr. Shuying Li and Ms. Ying Meng

Mrs. Natalie Culley

Mrs. Munir Abu-Haidar*

Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Brown

Ms. Diana Lopez and Mr. Herman Sifontes

Mrs. Elizabeth Dalrymple

Mr. James F. Adams and Dr. Linda Tafapolsky

The Honorable James L. Buckley 1940*

Mr. John C. Allee 1986 and Ms. Jena DelPrete*

Mr. and Mrs. Clark L. Bullock*

Mr. and Mrs. Sean Kennelly

Mrs. Edward H. Berge

Mr. and Mrs. Maarten Kruijtzer

Mrs. Lyle R. Brehm

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Lehner

Mr. Tim Madeiros and Ms. Tonya Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Jack D. McCarthy Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Prescott C. Miller Ms. April Montgomery

Ms. Harriet DeBartolo Mr. and Mrs. Ronald DeFour Mrs. Alice DeLana Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Devendorf Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Dove

Mrs. Emily E. Allen Mr. Patrick Allen Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Allen

Dr. Jannay Morrow and Ms. Judith L. Nichols

Mr. and Mrs. Howard P. Foley

Mr. and Mrs. Eric S. Najork

Mrs. Jane M. Hamilton*

Ms. Esther Arruza-Bugosh

Mr. Scott Schereschewsky and Ms. Emma J. Risley

Mr. and Mrs. F. Borden Hanes*

Mr. and Mrs. August P. Asman

Mrs. Margaret Hendrick

Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Schmitt

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Henning

Dr. Robert Auerbach and Mrs. Beth Kramer Auerbach*

Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Seresin

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hopkins

Ms. Kathleen V. Augustine*

Mr. Fargo Sheng and Ms. Jing Wang

Ms. Astrea S. Hupfel

Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Stafford*

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Babcock III

Mrs. Ann Marie Johnsen

Mr. Benjamin M. Baker*

Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kimelman

Mrs. Nancy G. Barnum

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kirk

Mr. and Mrs. Chapin C. Bates

Mr. George Lamb and Ms. Lucy Scardino

Mrs. Alexander Bearn*

Mrs. Marjorie Levin

Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Bell Jr.*

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mancini

Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Bergen*

Mr. and Mrs. Joe A. Masterson

Mr. and Mrs. Joel Bergstedt

Mr. and Mrs. Don Miller

Ms. Devandria Bernard

Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Morris

Lt. and Mrs. Lawrence Biondo*

Mr. John Niles

Mr. and Mrs. Norman B. Bird*

Mr. and Ms. Jonathan W. Wise

Mrs. Caroline C. Nordmann

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Withers-Clarke

Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Parisi

Ms. Anna Birnbaum and Mr. Jeffrey Lamson

Mr. Thomas W. Wright and Ms. P. Annette Chambers

Dr. and Mrs. David J. Paton

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zarb

Mr. and Mrs. John Sayer

Ms. Sarah K. Stanton LCSW 1989 Mr. and Mrs. Blake H. Swift Mr. Landon Thomas and Ms. Mary T. Valaika Mr. Yong Wang and Ms. Zhengyi Tang Mr. and Mrs. David Whiting Mr. and Mrs. David P. Wieder Mr. Paul H. Wilson Ms. Tara A. Wilson Mr. Chad Wilton and Mrs. Rachel S. Wilton

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Goichman

Mrs. Johanna Rosse Mr. and Mrs. J. Douglas Sinclair

GRANDPARENTS

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Anthony* Mr. and Mrs. Silas R. Anthony Jr.*

Dr. Daniel Begel

Mr. André S. Bishop and Mr. Peter J. Manning*

Mr. and Mrs. Darren Brandt Mrs. Jean Bray*

Mr. and Mrs. John F. Buckley Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Burdis* Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Burnett Mr. and Mrs. Douglas H. Bushell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Calabrese Jr.* Mr. David J. Callard* Mr. and Mrs. Craig Callen Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Cantlay* Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin W. Cart Mr. and Mrs. John H. Carter, Jr.* Mr. and Mrs. Drew J. Casertano* Ms. Jennifer R. Castella Mr. and Mrs. John H. Cavanaugh Mr. and Mrs. William R. Cavell* Mr. Michael M. Chamberlin and Ms. Margaret A. O'Brien* Mr. and Mrs. Theodore S. Chapin* Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Chapman* Mr. and Mrs. John G. Cielo Mr. and Mrs. Eliot C. L. Clarke Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Clement III Mr. and Mrs. Mark Clizbe Mrs. Bertram J. Cohn Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. C. Coles* Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Collimore Mr. and Mrs. Farnham F. Collins* Mr. and Mrs. Steven F. Collins

Mr. and Mrs. William Blayney*

Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Collins

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bliss*

Dr. William W. Colman and Dr. Jenny M. Colman*

Ms. Sabrina Ackerman Bluestone 1982*

Mr. and Mrs. Shane Coppola

Mr. and Mrs. William E. Stanton

Mr. Richard Boardman and Ms. Lynn Stanton

Anonymous

Ms. Mary-Ellin Swan

Ms. Elizabeth H. Bohlen

Mr. Brian Coughlin

Mr. and Mrs. Allan J. Anderson

Mr. and Mrs. David Wagstaff III

Mr. and Mrs. Sion A. Boney III*

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Cox*

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Anning Sr.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wilson

Ms. Cheryl P. Bonnell

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd B. Cox

Mr. and Mrs. George Arsiotis

Ms. Penelope Wilson Mrs. Joan Wise

Mr. Christopher S. Boone and Dr. Rebecca A. Boone*

Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Craighill*

Mr. and Mrs. George Banta Mrs. Susanne Bennet

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Zarb

Mrs. Charlotte T. Bordeaux*

Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Cronin II*

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Corbin

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Crocker*

*Member of the Flagler Chapel Society with Annual Fund donations for at least the last 5 consecutive years.

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Gifts from Family, Friends & Corporations Mr. and Mrs. William L. Crossman*

Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Fracchia*

Mr. and Mrs. Leigh W. Hoagland

Mr. Andrew Langenau

Mrs. Ann P. Curran*

Mr. Robert Francese

Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hoffmann

Mrs. Mary Langenau

Mrs. Lucy P. Cutting*

Mr. and Mrs. John Freymann

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher C. Holbrook*

Mr. Robert E. Latimer 1983*

Ms. Lucy Cutting

Mr. and Mrs. Brinton W. Frith*

Mr. and Mrs. David D. Holbrook *

Mr. David Dase and Ms. Jacqueline Flake

Mrs. David L. Frothingham*

Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Holbrook*

Mr. Jed H. Lavitt 1973 and Mrs. Paula White-Lavitt*

Mr. David N. Fuld and Mrs. Sarah Pintat-Fuld

Mrs. Eleanor V. Hood

Mr. and Mrs. John W. Lawrence

Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Horn*

Mr. and Mrs. Peter O. Lawson-Johnston II

Ms. Gina G. Fuller

Mr. Bin Hu and Ms. Yongmei Liu

Mrs. Anki C. Leeds*

Mr. Charles J. Ingersoll 1965

Ms. Donna Lehman

Ms. Anne L. Dealy

Mr. Robert Galbraith and Ms. Julie Brenton*

Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Delano*

Ms. Elsa Gallant

Ms. Julia Ireland

Mr. Chris R. Lehrecke and Ms. Gabriella M. Kiss*

Mr. Thomas L. Denney and Ms. Valerie Wolff Metternich

Ms. Gigi Gallaway

Mr. Thomas E. Ireland Mr. Edward Isler and Dr. Jane Love

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin D. Leonard*

Mrs. Lesley D. DeVoe*

Mr. Robert A. Ittner*

Mr. William Levin

Mr. and Mrs. Ken Garceau*

Ms. Marcia DeVoe

Dr. Joshua S. Jaffe and Dr. Katherine P. Holden*

Mr. and Mrs. William G. Levy*

Mr. Walter R. Garschagen and Ms. Lynn Hawley*

Mrs. Sandra Holbrook James 1986 and Mr. Geoff James

Ms. Elaine Lifter

Mr. and Mrs. Frode Jensen III

Mr. and Mrs. Agrippino Lodevole*

Ms. Nur C. Jercinovich*

Dr. Thomas E. Lovejoy III 1959*

Mrs. Philip Jessup

Mr. and Mrs. W. Courtney Lowe

Mrs. Betty Wold Johnson*

Mr. and Mrs. Dieter Lucas*

Mr. Randy Johnson

Mr. and Mrs. David A. Ludwig*

Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Johnson* Mr. George E. Johnson

Ms. Margaret Lukens and Mr. Joseph Corkery*

Mrs. Jill B. Kane

Mr. and Mrs. Martin W. Lynn*

Mr. Bruce Karatz

Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Macaluso

Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Katz Jr.*

Mr. and Mrs. John G. MacKenzie

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Kaufman

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon C. MacKenzie

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Keesee III

Mr. and Mrs. James E. Mackey

Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Keiter*

Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Macleod

Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Keller-Coffey*

Dr. and Mrs. George J. Magovern Jr.*

Ms. Virginia Kelly

Mr. and Mrs. Francis Malec

Mr. Thomas S. Kenan III

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick F. Malleolo*

Mr. Ben Harff

Ms. Helen W. Benham Kim

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Marsallo*

Mrs. Emily Harris

Ms. Angela Kleinhans

Mr. Reed C. Martin

Mrs. Henry F. Harris*

Mr. and Mrs. John Klopp

Ms. Jessie Martin and Mr. Joe Raciti

Ms. Shannon F. Harris

Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Koenigsberger*

Mr. and Mrs. David J. Mascoveta

Ms. Lois Harrison and Mr. Daniel J. McDougal

Mrs. Roberta Evans Koski

Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Massarone* Mr. and Mrs. Ross A. Mauri*

Mrs. Nancy Hathaway*

Mr. Robert D. Kraus and Ms. Kathleen Morris*

Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hayden Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Kroll*

Ms. Janine McAllister Mr. Robert McClellan

Mr. and Mrs. Tim Foster*

Ms. Robin K. Herow and Mr. Robert A. Cuddeback*

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff LaCosse Ms. Marielle LaCosse

Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. McCracken

Mr. and Mrs. William G. Foulke Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. William R. Hettinger*

Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Lahey

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. McEvoy

Dr. and Mrs. Glenn W. Fowler*

Mr. and Mrs. Eric J. Hill*

Mr. David M. Lampell*

Mr. and Mrs. Morgan McKenzie*

Ms. Naomi A. Davies Mr. Russell Day and Ms. Martha Jercinovich*

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Dimon Jr. Mr. Steve Dolce

Mr. and Mrs. John A. Garbellano

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan R. Downs*

Ms. Barbara Gatski and Mr. John McMullan*

Mr. and Mrs. John W. Drake III

Mrs. Brigitte Gerney*

Dr. and Mrs. John M. Dubaz*

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffry A. Giardina*

Mr. and Mrs. David A. Dubow*

Mr. and Mrs. John K. Glaister

Mr. Denis Dubuc and Ms. Linda Ahelo

Mr.and Mrs. John D. Goodkind

Ms. Lauren Duffy

Dr. and Mrs. Jack Goodman*

Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Dunlop*

Mr. David Gostfrand

Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Dygert

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Gotthelf

Mr. and Mrs. William R. Eager

Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Granville III*

Mr. and Mrs. John J. Egan Jr.

Mrs. Cynthia Chace Gray*

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Egan

Mrs. Marion V. Green

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Einstein

Mr. and Mrs. David L. Greenfield

Mrs. William W. Ellsworth

Mr. and Mrs. David J. Greenwood

Mr. and Mrs. David T. Everts*

Ms. Patricia Gregory

Ms. Jesse Facey

Mrs. Meghan Grover

Mr. and Mrs. Guy Farrington

Mr. William T. Hardy and The Reverend Cameron R. Hardy*

Mr. Todd Feitelson and Ms. Katherine M. Havard* Mr. and Mrs. Jon Feltheimer Mr. and Mrs. Massimo Ferragamo Mr. Lewis Feuer and Ms. Rachel Miller Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Filler* Mrs. Susan A. Fitzgerald Mr. Edward P. Flanigan an Ms. Terry Chan* Mrs. Jennifer R. Fleury

*Member of the Flagler Chapel Society with Annual Fund donations for at least the last 5 consecutive years.

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Mrs. Corinna S. Lewis* Mr. and Mrs. J. Thomas Light*

Ms. Colleen McAllister

Gifts from Family, Friends & Corporations Mr. and Mrs. Morgan C. McLanahan*

Ms. Vanessa K. Park

Mr. and Mrs. Robert McLean II*

Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Parsons*

Mr. and Mrs. Sean McManus*

Mrs. Melissa Pastre*

Mr. and Mrs. A. Richard McWilliams*

Mrs. Margaret G. Payne

Dr. Andrew D. Meigs and Dr. Lucy C. Meigs*

Mr. and Mrs. Alex Pearson

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Meigs *

Mr. and Mrs. John A. Pelosi*

Mr. and Mrs. William L. Menard*

Mrs. Joan H. Perera

Mrs. Cecily Mermann

Mr. R. Adams Perry III*

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Merrill*

Ms. Margot Peter

Mrs. Alison S. Meyer

Mr. Jacob Philbin-Cross

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meyer Mr. Bradford Mills 1944* Ms. Deenah M. Minor Mr. and Mrs. Brian W. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Mitchell Mr. Burnham Moffat 1944* Dr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Moore*

Mr. and Mrs. Scott L. Peden*

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Philip Mr. and Mrs. R. Stuyvesant Pierrepont III* Mr. and Mrs. John Pike Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Pilkington* Ms. Nina A. Pinsky* Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Podmaniczky*

Mr. and Mrs. James F. Moore

Mr. Albert A. Pope and Mrs. Lyudmila N. Machuskaya-Pope*

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Morency*

Mr. and Mrs. John F. Powers*

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Morley

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Powers III

Mr. and Mrs. Roland Morris Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Rick Morris Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Morris Mr. and Mrs. John Muckstadt Mr. and Mrs. George A. Mudge* Dr. and Mrs. Michael S. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Muscari*

Mr. and Mrs. Loring Pratt* Mr. and Mrs. James Puccinelli Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Pulling* Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Purse Mr. Joe Raciti and Ms. Jessie Martin Mr. and Mrs. Gerald V. Rasmussen* Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Reid, Jr.

Ms. Roberta Roll

Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Reilly*

Mr. Simon Roosevelt

Mr. Ralph Schmidt and Ms. Susan Babcock

Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Reinoso*

Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Rosenberg

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schneible*

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rena

Mr. and Mrs. Philip L. Ross*

Mr. and Mrs. M. Kent Sednaoui

Mr. and Mrs. Mark F. Rettig

Mrs. Walter L. Ross II*

Dr. and Mrs. Martin Seidenstein*

Mrs. Ann Noone

Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Rexhouse

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Rourke

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Norfleet*

Mr. Gregory Rexhouse

Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Roxborough

Dr. Samuel Selesnick and Ms. Alexandra Kent

Mr. James O'Connor

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Ryan

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Selz*

Mrs. Elizabeth Callard Olson*

Dr. Patrick Reynolds and Dr. Damhnait McHugh*

Mr. Roger Ryan

Mrs. Wendy B. Serrell

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Oppersdorff*

Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Richards*

Mr. and Mrs. William R. Saar Jr.*

Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Seward

Mr. and Mrs. John M. Otter

Mr. and Mrs. William Richards

Mr. and Mrs. George Salnikoff

Mrs. Kevin Shanley

Ms. Mildred W. Paden*

Mrs. Margaret Luchars Richards

Mr. Joseph Salvia

Ms. Maureen E. Sheehan

Ms. Marlene Paltrow and Mr. Christopher Hill*

Mrs. Gail M. Riedell*

Mrs. Patricia P. Sands*

Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Sheehy

Mr. John H. Roach and Ms. Charlotte Harris*

Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Sanford*

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Sheetz

Mrs. Sarah Sartorini

Mrs. Edward M. Shepard*

Mr. Joel Papernik and Dr. Barbara Barker Papernik

Mrs. Ellen Robinson

Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Scarborough*

Mr. and Mrs. Del A. Shilkret*

Mr. and Mrs. David Rockefeller*

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schmaltz*

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Shultz Jr.*

Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Parent

Mr. Kadeem Rodgers

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Schmidlapp

Mr. and Mrs. John Siegenthaler*

Mr. Christopher Naese and Ms. Yvonne Naese Mr. and Mrs. John A. Neuburger* Mr. Dean R. Nicyper and Ms. Louise L. Meryman

Mr. and Mrs. Francis P. Pandolfi

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Gifts from Family, Friends & Corporations Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Silvershein Ms. Ellen M. Simpson*

Mr. H. Hugh Van Dusen 1952*

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Clement III

Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. W. Sinclair*

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Vanecek*

Mr. and Mrs. David Cole

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Skoglund

Mr. and Mrs. Alan Vickery*

Mr. and Mrs. Richard A.C. Coles

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Skoglund

Mr. and Mrs. Shelton C. Voges Jr.*

Ms. Amy C. Cook

Mr. Jeffrey Smith and Ms. Sarah MacWright

Mr. Fredric Volino

Mr. Eric Cuchel

Mrs. Shannon Vollmer

Ms. Anne L. Dealy

Ms. Magdelaine Anthony Smith*

Mr. and Mrs. William Vollmer

Ms. Carla DelTreste

Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Smith*

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick R. Wagoner

Ms. Jayne Doxsey

Mr. and Mrs. Toby Smith*

Mr. and Mrs. Norman S. Walker*

Ms. Dianne Engleke

The Bierregaard-Dolan Fund at Schwab Charitable

The Honorable and Mrs. Andrew J. Smithson

Mr. and Mrs. H. Scott Wallace

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Feigelson

Mrs. Jean Bray

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wallace*

Ms. Maureen Gates and Mr. William Drew

Mr. and Mrs. Peter P. Buckley

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Soja*

Mr. and Mrs. Laurence S. Walsh

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Goldstone

Mr. and Mrs. Drew J. Casertano

Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Solomon*

Mr. and Mrs. Somerset Waters

Mr. John M. Grosscup 2019

The Chrysopolae Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sorriento*

Mr. and Mrs. Gurdon B. Wattles*

Ms. Holland F. Harvard 2013

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Clement III

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Sorriento*

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wendel Sr.*

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Hatfield

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew E. Spector*

Mrs. Carla Westcott*

Mr. Sam S. Iacavazzi 2018

Susan Cohn Philanthropic Fund of the Jewish Communal Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Spero*

Mr. and Mrs. Allen C. Westermann*

Mr. Thomas N. Innes 1967

Mr. Morgan C. Conrad 1999

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Spinella*

Mr. Luke Westman

Mr. Bruce Justh

Mr. Jean-Pierre L. Conte

Mr. and Mrs. John A. Sprague

Mr. George T. Whalen Jr.*

Ms. Karen Karlin

Ms. Martha Ehmann Conte

Mr. and Mrs. David Stack

Mr. and Mrs. George T. Whalen III*

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Kaufman

Mr. Thomas S. Cox 1962

Mr. and Mrs. William W. Stahl Jr.*

Mr. and Mrs. Harold T. White III*

Mr. William T. Kaufman 2008

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Creel

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin R. Stark

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Whitridge Jr.*

Mr. Todd P. Kennett 1987

Ms. Kathleen A. Dill 1985

Mr. Edward R. Stehle*

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. Wieland

Ms. Faith Kuck

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Mrs. Sylvia L. Stots*

Mr. Herbert W. Wilkinson III*

Mr. and Mrs. Alain R. Lefloch

Mr. Meyer Frucher

Dr. and Mrs. Julian M. Strauss*

Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Willis Jr.

Mr. Keith C. MacPherson 2001

Mr. and Mrs. W. B. D. Stroud Jr.

Ms. Abigail P. Wood

The Alice Busch Gronewaldt Foundation, Inc.

Mr. Richard A. Stuckey Jr.*

Mr. Ross Worsham

Dr. Andrew D. Meigs and Dr. Lucy C. Meigs

Ms. Ellen I. Sykes*

Mr. Yufeng Xiao and Ms. Jiaqing Wu*

Mr. and Mrs. Richmond de P. Talbot Jr.*

Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Yee*

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan C. Tehan

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Zarb

Mr. Jack Chard

Anonymous Aon Mr. David B. Bent and Mrs. Robbie O. Bent Mr. Charles P. Berkey 1969 Peter Berkey Foundation Dr. Richard O. Bierregaard Jr. PhD 1969 and Ms. Catherine E. Dolan

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Hatfield

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Meigs

Hatfield Metal Fabrication, Inc.

Miss Chloe A. Naese 2014

Mr. and Mrs. William R. Hettinger

Mrs. Alexandra Bullock Olsen 2000

The Hettinger Foundation

Ms. Irene Peloquin

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher C. Holbrook

Mrs. George W. Perkins Jr.

Mr. Christopher W. Kocher 1969 Dr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Lindley Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Sheetz

Mr. and Mrs. Oakleigh Thorne*

FRIENDS OF THE TREVOR ZOO

Mr. R. Stuyvesant Pierrepont IV 2007

LPR Charitable Trust

Mr. Stephen E. Shilling 1986

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tierney

Mr. and Mrs. Sean McManus

Anonymous

Mr. and Mrs. William W. Stahl Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. James T. Metz

Mrs. Patricia W. Timpson*

Ms. Abigail Doan Andreani Pandeff

Dr. Alan Tousignant Ph.D.

Millbrook Tribute Garden, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Webster B. Todd Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Bell Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Allen C. Westermann

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tomik

Ms. Jessica Bennett and Mr. Todd Dutt

Miss Emma R. Westermann 2016

Morgan Stanley Global Impact Funding Trust

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Tortolani*

Dr. Richard O. Bierregaard Jr. PhD 1969 and Ms. Catherine E. Dolan

Mr. and Mrs. David P. Wieder

MRB Foundation

Dr. Alan Tousignant Ph.D.

Mr. Robert H. Wilder Jr.

Mrs. George W. Perkins Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Trager*

Mr. and Mrs. Jesse M. Bontecou

Mrs. Serena S. Wilson

Mr. Homer McK. Rees 1947

Mr. and Mrs. Albert R. Trezza*

Mr. and Mrs. Peter P. Buckley

Ms. Rae A. Yamashiro

Mr. and Mrs. David Rockefeller

Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Templeton Mr. Michael Thompson Mr. Oakleigh B. Thorne*

*Member of the Flagler Chapel Society with Annual Fund donations for at least the last 5 consecutive years.

88

CAPITAL GIFTS

Mr. John P. Tuke and Ms. Leslie S. Farhangi*

Mr. William Bulgewicz

Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Simons*

Millbrook School

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Gifts from Family, Friends & Corporations HOSTS OF RECEPTIONS, DINNERS & MEETINGS

Mr. Laurent L. Ferreira and Ms. Leslie L. Silver

Ms. Martha Ehmann Conte

Mr. Jeffrey S. Frase

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan R. Downs

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Hains

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Grell

Mr. and Mrs. Ross A. Hugessen

Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Masterson

Dr. and Mrs. Peter E. Jackson

GIFTS IN KIND

Mr. and Mrs. D. Bryce O'Brien II

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kimball

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Selz Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sosnow

Mrs. Bonnie Lodevole

Ms. Jessica Bennett and Mr. Todd Dutt Mr. and Mrs. Jesse M. Bontecou

Mr. and Mrs. William F. Souder

Mr. and Mrs. Drew J. Casertano

Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Stafford

Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving

Mr. C. Dana White 1960

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Selz

C. Dana White Fund

The Selz Foundation

Dr. Mansfield W. Williams Jr. 1969

Mr. Fargo Sheng and Ms. Jing Wang

Mrs. Serena S. Wilson

Mrs. Jennifer P. Speers

The H.W. Wilson Foundation

Alysa & Paul Stafford Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Stafford Mr. and Mrs. William E. Stanton Mr. William E. Steinwedell 1950 The George A. Strba Charitable Trust The John A. and Elizabeth F. Taylor Charitable Foundation Mrs. Charlotte Carroll Tracy 1988

Mr. and Mrs. Long Deng

Mr. and Mrs. William P. Vit

Mrs. Christina Lang-Assael

The Walbridge Fund, Ltd.

Mr. and Mrs. William F. Souder

Ms. Caroline A. Wamsler PhD 1987

Mr. and Mrs. Oakleigh Thorne

Ms. Caroline A. Wamsler PhD 1987

SPECIAL GIFTS Anonymous

Mr. John V. Frank 1956

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. MacLear Ms. Sarah MacWright Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mancini Mr. and Mrs. George G. Matthews Mr. Pasquale Mazzarelli and Ms. Rosanna Gianvito Mr. and Mrs. Scott R. Percival

Mr. and Mrs. Eric N. Albert

Mr. Matthew Price-Gallagher and Ms. Courtenay Funston

Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Allen

Mr. David S. Prout

Mr. and Mrs. Allan J. Anderson

Mrs. Deborah Rexine

Mr. Rodney B. Benson Jr. 2010

Mr. and Mrs. William R. Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Benton

Mr. and Mrs. John Southwick

Mr. John A. Berkey IV 1991

Ms. Mary-Ellin Swan

Ms. Anna Birnbaum and Mr. Jeffrey Lamson

Mr. Michael I. Ursini

Mr. David E. Bloom and Ms. Colleen R. Cooper

Mr. John D. Walsh

Mr. and Mrs. Marc Bookman Mr. Francisco L. Borges 1970 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bosch Ms. Toni Brackis and Mr. Alan Hoffman Captain James M. Cannon IV, USN 1971 Mrs. and Mrs. Neil S. Charles

Mr. and Mrs. David Wagstaff III Dr. Austin Wand 1964 Mr. Mark C. Weigel and Ms. Dyllan W. McGee Mr. C. Dana White 1960 Mr. and Mrs. David P. Wieder Mr. Herbert W. Wilkinson III

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Charlston Mr. and Mrs. David A. Ciancio Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Farnham F. Collins Mr. Adam J. Cott and Dr. Elizabeth Brackis-Cott Mr. Glenn Creasy and Ms. Rhoda Sulzbach

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FOUNDATIONS, FUNDS, CORPORATIONS & MATCHING GIFTS Anonymous

Mrs. Ellen C. Curtis

The Achelis and Bodman Foundations

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dietz

Paula K. Almgren Attorney At Law PC

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy W. Donahue

AmazonSmile Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Elliott

American Endowment Foundation

Mr. Anibal E. Escobar and Ms. Tracey M. Schuster

Anheuser-Busch Foundation AOI Capitol, LLC

Gifts from Family, Friends & Corporations Aon Arato/Weisberg Charitable Gift Fund The Armstrong Foundation, Inc. Benjamin M. Baker Charitable Fund The Bank of America The Howard Bayne Fund James Ford Bell Foundation Ranlet S. and Frank M. Bell, Jr. Advised Fund The Benevity Community Impact Fund Peter Berkey Foundation Bessemer National Gift Fund Bessemer Trust The Bierregaard-Dolan Fund at Schwab Charitable Bloom & Cooper Family Fund Boeschenstein Family Foundation The Bohemia Fund Bolane Family Trust The Robert P. Bolender Fund Susanne P Boyd & Darrel Boyd Foundation for Animal Welfare Brenton Foundation British Sporting Arms, Ltd. Brockenbrough Family Fund of the Community Foundation for a Greater Richmond Bryn Mawr Trust The Buchanan Family Foundation Bucknall Family Foundation Burke-Dibble Charitable Fund Dionis Fund of Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation

The Frase Family Charitable Fund of the Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund

Elegant Stitches, Inc.

The Gallant Family Trust

Elisha-Bolton Foundation Estee Lauder

Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Matching Gifts Program

Farnam and Anne Collins DonorAdvised Fund

Fanton Family Giving Fund

The Gerney Family Foundation

Fenimore Asset Management, Inc.

Goldman Sachs Gives

Ehmann Conte Family Charitable Fund

Fidelity Brokerage Services, LLC

Laurie & Frederick Childs Fund

Corliss Foundation

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Goldman, Sachs & Co. Matching Gift Program

The Chrysopolae Foundation

George N Cowen Jr. LVG Trust

Fiduciary Trust Company

Goldstone Fund, Inc.

David A. Ciancio Jr., Inc.

The Cowles Charitable Trust

Finemore Family Foundation

Google Matching Gifts Program

Mr. Dumont Clarke IV and Ms. Shirley Linn Donor Advised Fund

The Crane Family Revocable Trust

Gregory and Melissa Fleming Family Fund

The Grabe Family Foundation, Inc.

CRAQ Irrevocable Trust II

Elizabeth L. Cochran Trust

Lucy Cutting Fund

The Flowe Foundation

Cochran-Shrock Family Trust

DeLana Family Fund

The Edward E. Ford Foundation

The Alice Busch Gronewaldt Foundation, Inc.

Tyler R. Cain Foundation

Code Blue Industries Inc.

Donald P. and Rebecca L. Campbell Charitable Giving Fund

Bertram J. and Barbara Cohn Fund of the Jewish Communal Fund

Andrew G. Carey, Jr. Revocable Trust

Susan Cohn Philanthropic Fund of the Jewish Communal Fund

The Cartledge Foundation, Inc. Charities Aid Foundation of America Mario J. and Lydia H. Chiappetti Gift Fund

Granville Fund

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Gifts from Family, Friends & Corporations Robert G. and Ellen S. Gutenstein Family Foundation, Inc.

Lubrano Family Charitable Foundation

The Prudential Foundation Matching Gifts

Jeremiah & Carolyn Tasker Charitable Fund

Half Moon Foundation

Marble Fund

The Frederic C. Hamilton Family Foundation

The Marsal Family Foundation

The Stewart and Carolyn Putney Charitable Fund

The John A. and Elizabeth F. Taylor Charitable Foundation

Marsh & McLennan, Inc.

Pyne-Corbin Charitable Fund

Oakleigh B. Thorne Revocable Trust

Jane M. Hamilton Charitable Fund

The McLaughlin Family Fund at Schwab Charitable

The John and Marsha Ramsay Charitable Gift Fund

Thornedge Foundation

The Nelson Mead Fund

Raymond James

Treetops Charitable Trust

John and Hope Reese Foundation

TurningPoint Foundation

The Hartford

The Meier and Linnartz Family Foundation

The Relgalf Charitable Foundation

Stephen C. Twining, CPA

Hatfield Metal Fabrication, Inc.

The Meigs Family Fund

Rockefeller Capital Management

The U.S. Charitable Gift Trust

Hathaway Family Foundation

Mid-Shore Community Foundation, Inc.

The Roxborough Family Foundation Inc.

UBS Financial Services, Inc.

Haufe Contractors

Millbrook Tribute Garden, Inc.

Sand Dollar Foundation

USAA Financial Advisors, Inc.

Mills Foundation, Inc.

Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving

Vanguard Charitable

Barbara and Mark Mitchell Giving Fund

Schwab Matching Gift Center

The Verizon Foundation

Burnham Moffat Living Trust

The Selz Foundation

JP Morgan Charitable Giving Fund

Sharon Auto Body, Inc.

Kathleen Vuillet Augustine Charitable Fund at Schwab Charitable

Morgan Stanley

Sallie Shatz Fund of the Community Foundation of Utah

Wakefield Family Fund PL Walman, LLC

Ann S. and F. Borden Hanes Jr. Advised Fund Charlotte Harris Charitable Fund

Lynn Hawley and Walter Garschagen Fund Hedberg Foundation, Inc. The Per and Astrid Heidenreich Family Foundation The Hettinger Foundation

Treehouse Family Services

The Walbridge Fund, Ltd.

Hewlett-Packard Enterprise

Morgan Stanley Global Impact Funding Trust

Hickory Split Farm, Inc.

MRB Foundation

The Maureen Elizabeth Sheehan Charitable Fund

Network for Good

The Shilling Family Foundation

The Weintz Company

The New York Community Trust

Simon Sidamon-Eristoff Fund

Westermann Family Giving Fund

New York Life Foundation

Karen & Paul Simons Family Gift Fund

The Wieland Charitable Giving Fund

The Northern Trust

The Small Foundation

C. Dana White Fund

Elizabeth Callard Olson Revocable Trust

Solomon Family Fund of the Central New York Community Foundation, Inc.

Harold and Elizabeth White Fund

The Sosnow Foundation, Inc.

The H.W. Wilson Foundation

Souder Family Foundation

The Winston Salem Foundation

John A. Sprague Donor Advised Fund

WLC and SBC Family Foundation

IBM Corporation The Peter and Judy Jackson Family Fund The Joshua S. Jaffe Family Fund Jefferson Family Charitable Foundation JLP Carpentry Reginald L. Jones Charitable Foundation Joukowsky Family Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. C. Hooker O'Malley Charitable Gift Fund The W. O'Neil Foundation, Inc.

The Warner Family Foundation

Colleen & Stewart Whitman Charitable Foundation

The Bruce E. Karatz Revocable Trust

The Oscar Fund of the Wayne County Community Foundation

Keeler Motor Car Company Charitable Foundation

Ben C. and Mildred W. Paden Advised Fund

Alysa & Paul Stafford Charitable Fund Stanley Black & Decker, Inc.

The Wellington Yee and Virginia Sun Yee Gift Fund

Kilzer Kovarik Family Giving Fund

The Patrina Foundation

State Farm Companies Foundation

YourCause, LLC

Colin W Kingsbury Fund Ben Kitchen Fund

The Joan H. Perera Charitable Lead Annuity Trust

Straus Family Fund of the Austin Community Foundation

Judy and John Knutson Charitable Fund

Pershing Advisor Solutions, LLC

The George A. Strba Charitable Trust

Kruijtzer Enterprises, LLC

Pilkington Family Fund

STS Foundation

Law Office of Charles M. Greeff, P.C.

Hope and Sumner Pingree Fund of the Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund

The Frederick & Patricia Supper Foundation, Inc.

Pleasant Ridge Foundation

The Frederick Swasey Memorial Fund II Charles B. Sweatt Foundation

The Longview Foundation

The T. Rowe Price Program for Charitable Giving

LPL Financial Charitable Fund

Charles and Sally Proctor Fund

Swiftwater Foundation, Inc.

LPR Charitable Trust

The Eve Propp Family Foundation, Inc.

The Tang Fund

Lazard Asset Management Securities, LLC Lilac Foundation

92

Henry Luce Foundation

Millbrook School

Sweatt Foundation

BEQUESTS Bequest from the Estate of Mr. James W. Laird 1965

ANNUAL REPORT 2019-2020

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Honor & Memorial Gifts HONOR GIFTS

In Honor of

In Honor of

In Honor of

Liam R. Benincasa 1997

Emily C. Collins 2009

Sibyl Fenwick Greenwood 1996

In Honor of

Mr. John S. Choate III 1997

Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Collins

Mr. and Mrs. David J. Greenwood

In Honor of

In Honor of

In Honor of

Shawn F. Borrelli-Pratt

Kathryn C. Dalrymple 2023

Wixon A. Greenwood 1996

Mrs. Morgan Pratt Arvisais 2000

Mrs. Elizabeth Dalrymple

Mr. and Mrs. David J. Greenwood

In Honor of

In Honor of

Kosmas A. Brandenberg 2023

Justin L. DeFour 2021

In Honor of

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kirk

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence DeFour

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas H. Bushell

In Honor of

In Honor of

Drew J. Casertano

Jonathan R. Downs 1998

In Honor of

Ms. Mary W. Chapman 2011

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas H. Bushell Mr. John S. Choate III 1997

In Honor of

Mr. Ralph Schmidt and Ms. Susan Babcock

Robert W. Anthony 1965

Mr. Paul M. Solomon 1961

Ms. Magdelaine Anthony Smith

Mr. Thomas J. Sorrentino 1969

In Honor of

In Honor of

Sarah C. Anthony 2012

Elizabeth M. Chapman 2012

Ms. Virginia Kelly

Ms. Virginia Kelly

Shane M. Albert 2021 Mr. and Mrs. Eric N. Albert

In Honor of Emily E. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Douglas H. Bushell Mr. and Mrs. John F. Powers

In Honor of Tatum E. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Spinella

Dr. Scott A. Rodeo and Dr. Christine L. Frissora

Millbrook School

David A. Guerra 1997 Ms. Donna Lehman

In Honor of Mr. William T. Hardy

Dr. Samuel Selesnick and Ms. Alexandra Kent

Anonymous

Mr. Paul M. Solomon 1961

Ms. Emma H. Feitelson 2013

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel K. Weiskopf III

Mr. Gordon C. MacKenzie 1979

In Honor of

Ms. Margaret E. Pennoyer 2006

Anna Doxsey

Mr. and Mrs. John F. Powers

Ms. Jayne Doxsey

Mr. and Mrs. John Siegenthaler

In Honor of

Dr. Erin M. Stuckey 2000

Yushen Feng 2020

In Honor of

Mr. Tao Feng and Ms. Yu Chen

Katherine M. Havard

In Honor of Grayson J. Filler 2017

Dr. Scott A. Rodeo and Dr. Christine L. Frissora

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Filler

In Honor of

In Honor of

John E. Heyke V 2023

Grace E. Fisher 2011

Ms. Jennifer A. Charlston

Mr. Frederick M. Whitridge 2011

In Honor of

In Honor of

Jamie

Olivia A. Garip-Davies 2018

Mr. Fredric Volino

Ms. Naomi A. Davies

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Meghan Grover

Ms. Lauren Duffy

In Honor of

In Honor of

Eileen Jeffreys

Lucius G. Gibson-Savadel 2023

Mr. Thomas J. B. Denney 2017

Mrs. Moniska M. Gibson-Williams

Ms. Melody M. Estevez 2012

In Honor of

Ms. Emma H. Feitelson 2013

Logan A. Graves 2022

Mr. Edwin H. S. Kunhardt 2004

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Henning

Mr. Gordon C. MacKenzie 1979

In Honor of

Ms. Margaret E. Pennoyer 2006

Calder L. Greenwood 1997

Mr. and Mrs. John F. Powers

Mr. and Mrs. David J. Greenwood

Ms. Caroline A. Wamsler Ph.D. 1987

Honor & Memorial Gifts In Honor of

In Honor of

In Honor of

In Memory of

Henry C. Jensen 2008

Gilbert P. Schafer III 1980

Alan Tousignant Ph.D.

Nathaniel B. Abbott

Mr. and Mrs. Frode Jensen III

Ms. Zerline L. Goodman 1980

Mr. and Mrs. Richard A.C. Coles

Mr. Paul L. Abbott 1957

In Honor of

In Honor of

In Honor of

Mariah K. Lavitt 2010

Kathryn D. Seidenstein 1994

Trevor Zoo Staff

In Memory of

Mr. Tate H. Lavitt 2010

Dr. and Mrs. Martin Seidenstein

Dr. Alan Tousignant Ph.D.

Edward G. Allen

In Honor of

In Honor of

In Honor of

Mr. John D. Esseks PhD 1956

Anonymous Mr. Patrick Allen

Jennifer A. Liebowitz 2011

Lisa Selz

Ms. Maureen E. Sheehan

Mr. Robert McClellan

Mr. Sean Hayden 2017

In Honor of

In Honor of

Ms. Anna Birnbaum and Mr. Jeffrey Lamson

Shannon Vollmer

Ms. Elizabeth M. Chapman 2012

Mr. and Mrs. William Vollmer

Ms. Mary W. Chapman 2011

In Honor of

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy W. Donahue

David J. Walsh 2022

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Egan

Mr. John D. Walsh

Ms. Melody M. Estevez 2012

In Honor of Peggy Malec Mr. and Mrs. Daniel K. Weiskopf III

In Honor of Dale L. Mauri 2011 Mr. Frederick M. Whitridge 2011

In Honor of A. Richard McWilliams Mr. Timothy P. Healy 1997

Shea D. Sevin 2023 Mr. and Mrs. James S. Eisenberg

In Honor of Betty Siegenthaler Anonymous Mr. Gordon C. MacKenzie 1979 Mr. and Mrs. John F. Powers

In Honor of John Siegenthaler

Deborah L. Vanecek

In Honor of

Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Allen

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Spinella

Simone I. Yañez 2020

In Memory of

Mr. Miguel A. Yañez and Ms. Christine Russo

Jason C. Ashley 1984 Mrs. Corinna S. Lewis

In Honor of

Anonymous

Jane H. Meigs

Mr. Artemis J. Köprülü 2021

In Honor of

In Memory of

Mrs. Bridget Lawrence-Meigs 1996

Mr. Gordon C. MacKenzie 1979

Catherine H. Zeiser

Atticus

Mr. and Mrs. John F. Powers

Anonymous

The Le Family

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Stewart

Ms. Emma H. Feitelson 2013

In Memory of

Mr. Gordon C. MacKenzie 1979

Jane Bayne Bodell

Ms. Margaret E. Pennoyer 2006

Mr. and Mrs. William G. Curtis V

In Memory of

In Honor of Jonathan Meigs 1965 Mrs. Bridget Lawrence-Meigs 1996

In Honor of

Ms. Suzanne E. Newman 1981

Catherine B. Sinclair 2020

In Honor of

Miss Chelsea H. Sinclair 2022

Mr. and Mrs. John F. Powers

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Sinclair

Mr. Alexander W. Zeiser 2003

In Honor of

In Honor of

Mr. William N. Cumming 1964

Ms. Deenah M. Minor

Christina and Tim Smith

Walker R. Zeiser

In Honor of

In Memory of

Ms. Amy C. Cook

Anonymous

Timothy M. Bray 1947

Ms. Emma H. Feitelson 2013

Mrs. Jean Bray

James E. Minor

Helen Pennoyer Dr. Scott A. Rodeo and Dr. Christine L. Frissora

In Honor of Margaret S. Reid 2020 Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Reid, Jr.

In Honor of Kadeem Rodgers

In Honor of Kathryn Hanes Snow 1997

Mr. Gordon C. MacKenzie 1979

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Henning

Ms. Margaret E. Pennoyer 2006

In Honor of The Sorriento Family Ms. Elizabeth M. Chapman 2012

Albert Boothby

In Memory of Brewster B. Carroll 1974

Mr. and Mrs. John F. Powers

Mr. William L. Crossman 1974

Mr. and Mrs. John Siegenthaler

Mr. Nelson S. Mead Jr. 1974

Mr. Alexander W. Zeiser 2003

Mr. Edward J. Scarvalone 1974

In Memory of

In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Sprague

MEMORIAL GIFTS

Daniel Cook

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel K. Weiskopf III

In Honor of

In Honor of

In Memory of

In Memory of

Henry D. Rosenberg 2017

Thomas H. Sullivan 2020

Clara L. Abbott

Laurence Dawson 1938

Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Rosenberg

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Sullivan

Mr. Paul L. Abbott 1957

Mr. Chris D. Drago 1992

Nancy I. Stahl

Mr. Peter S. Cook 1976

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Honor & Memorial Gifts In Memory of

Mr. Thomas Doelger 1965

In Memory of

In Memory of

Bryan M. Dygert 2001

Mr. Randy Johnson

John R. Painter Jr. 1962

Edith Vallarino

Ms. Emily Smithson Bergeron 2002

Ms. Ann B. Machado 1978

Mr. Michael Straight 1962

Mr. Ethan V. Vallarino 2007

In Memory of

In Memory of

In Memory of

Charles E. Ingersoll II 1940

Gino J. Pecchia

Edward C. Vamenta 1990

Mr. Charles J. Ingersoll 1965

Mr. Brian M. Pecchia 2003

Mr. Christopher D. MacGuire 1990

In Memory of

In Memory of

In Memory of

Stuart F. Kirkpatrick 1969

Thomas Post

Hugh M. Van Alstyne 1952

Captain James M. Cannon IV, USN 1971

Ms. Kathleen A. Dill 1985

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Gallivan

Mr. William L. Crossman 1974

Ms. Sarah K. Stanton LCSW 1989

In Memory of

In Memory of

In Memory of

Taylor W. Vit 2007

Clarence Koonce

Edward Pulling

Aon

Ms. Deenah M. Minor

Mr. William J. Woodcock 1960

Mr. Kirk A. Baldo 2008

In Memory of

In Memory of

Steven A. Kroll 1965

Devin W. Resler 2002

Mrs. Lindsay Kroll Pinchot 1988

Mrs. Katherine Smithson Riepenhoff 2002

Mrs. Amelia Gomez Cortez 2000 Mrs. Katherine Smithson Riepenhoff 2002

In Memory of George Floyd Mr. Steve Dolce

In Memory of Michael Fuller Mr. Jason Beliveau 2003 Ms. Gina G. Fuller Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Soja

In Memory of J. Orten Gadd and Patricia Gadd Mr. Dudley H. Clark 1965

In Memory of James G. Glazebrook 1973 Mr. Jed H. Lavitt 1973

In Memory of

Robert R. Martin

In Memory of

Mr. Peter S. Duncan 1969

Emily Roosevelt 1987

In Memory of

Ms. Megan K. Fitzgerald 1987

Mr. and Mrs. David A. Ludwig Mr. Jason A. Ludwig 2007 Mr. Alex J. Mario 2007 Mr. and Mrs. David J. Mascoveta Ms. Patricia Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Soja Mr. and Mrs. William P. Vit

John F. McClement 2011

In Memory of

John Grey 1988

Mr. Samuel Holden Jaffe 2012

Anderson B. Scott 1980

Mr. Christopher L. Joel 1988

Ms. Molly Natali McKenna 1997

Ms. Zerline L. Goodman 1980

In Memory of

In Memory of

In Memory of

Andrew Moffatt 1988

Robert Smart

Ms. Ann M. Groat 1992

Mr. Christopher L. Joel 1988

Mr. Thomas A. Gorman 1977

Mr. Robert H. Wilder Jr.

In Memory of

In Memory of

In Memory of

Matthew B. Moghaddam 2005

Anne Marie Smyth

In Memory of

Mr. Peter P. Mithoefer 1964

Ms. Anne Altieri 2005

Mr. Timothy P. Healy 1997

Mr. Peter S. Duncan 1969

In Memory of

In Memory of

In Memory of

Edward R. Harris 1948

Rodney J. Smyth 2003

In Memory of

Claire G.K. Moody 2010

Mrs. Emily Harris

Mr. and Mrs. Chapin C. Bates

Mr. J. Michael Reinoso 2003

Major Andrew S. Williamson USMC 2005

In Memory of

Mr. Henry D. Lawson-Johnston 2010

In Memory of

Henry F. Harris

Cynthia J. Stanton 1978

In Memory of

In Memory of

Mr. Thomas S. Kenan III

Chelsea L. Morrison 2002

Mr. Randy Johnson

Mr. Philip Buck 1990

In Memory of

Mrs. Julia McLaughlin Todd 2000

In Memory of

Mr. Peter D. Walker 1990

Schuyler B. Haynes 1985

In Memory of

Nicholas B. Stroud 2000

In Memory of

Mr. Andrew N. Hernandez 1987

John N. Mortsakis

Mr. Ethan G. Dubow 2000

William A. Woodcock

Mr. A. Duer Meehan 1985

Mr. Stephen F. O'Connor 2012

Mrs. Julia McLaughlin Todd 2000

Mr. Michael Thompson

In Memory of

In Memory of

In Memory of

In Memory of

Noah W. Hotchkiss 1966

Griffin W. Okie 1962

Michael N. Trevor 1963

David B. Wray 1948

Mr. Perry S. Boynton 1967

Mr. Michael Straight 1962

Ms. Abigail Doan Andreani Pandeff

Mr. and Mrs. John W. Lawrence

Stephen P. Groat 1964

David Grove

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In Memory of

Mr. and Mrs. Drew J. Casertano

Millbrook School

In Memory of Foch K. Wand Dr. Austin Wand 1964

In Memory of Susan P. Wilder

Mansfield W. Williams Jr. 1969

Laura Williamson

Alexandra Wise 1990

Oil painting on canvas by Clara Bent ’20

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Three members of Millbrook’s team took on new roles and responsibilities in the alumni and development office earlier this year, and we welcomed a new colleague as well. All work with our parents, alumni, past parents, and friends to support the school's continuing momentum, financial health, and ambitions.

BARBARA GATSKI assumed the role of director of annual giving and parent engagement, providing leadership for alumni and parent fundraising, relationship-building, program development, and volunteer management.

COLLEEN MCALLISTER works closely with Barbara, and as the director of alumni engagement, she helps grow the number of annual donors, manages Millbrook's Alumni Volunteer Council, plans for alumni events, and engages alumni through dynamic programs that connect them to each other and to their school.

TRISH REXHOUSE moved from the communications office to a new role as director of donor relations and development operations. She is helping design, plan, and implement the school’s donor engagement and stewardship programs while ensuring the smooth functioning of the alumni and development office.

SARAH SARTORINI is in her first year at Millbrook as our behind-the-scenes organizer, maintaining electronic records, entering donations, and processing gift acknowledgments in her role as a development office assistant.

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Development Report The 2019-2020 school year was an exceptional one for Millbrook School in so many ways, and

THE ONGOING SUCCESS OF THE DEVELOPMENT OFFICE WAS AGAIN A SIGNIFICANT FACTOR. The board of trustees led the way and ensured that Millbrook's strong momentum continued apace.

Total gifts to the school amounted to more than $7 million. The Annual Fund exceeded our ambitious target of $2,350,000. Millbrook's first-ever "Day of Giving" in May raised nearly $200,000.00 from 592 donors – an extraordinary figure by any standard. We extend our sincere appreciation to our legions of loyal alumni, parents, and friends for their abiding support and their utmost faith and confidence in our mission and in our students and faculty, and we salute and thank our enthusiastic and determined alumni class agents and parent volunteers who engaged our constituents at all levels of the Millbrook spectrum.

Despite the seemingly endless challenges presented by the coronavirus, our faculty and students switched to remote learning in March, and the academic program remained on task as the school community united in its resolve to finish the year on a strong note. While in-person Commencement and Alumni Weekend were victims of our new reality, we plan to celebrate next June the Class of 2020 and the five-year reunion classes from years ending in ’00, ’01, ’05, and ’06.

The year ahead promises to bring opportunity and challenges as we bid farewell to Drew and Linda Casertano following an incredible 31 years of service. Their leadership, vision, and commitment truly transformed our school during their time here, and they are definitely leaving Millbrook “better than they found it.” As Headmaster-Elect Jon Downs ’98 and his wife, Erin, move to center stage, it is clear they will receive the full support of the entire school community in the coming years.

There is so much more to look forward to. In 2021 we will open a new counseling center and a new business office, which will play vital roles in supporting our students and families. In the next year, Pulling House will undergo a major rebuild and renovation once sufficient funds are raised. A new alumni & development office will be built with access onto Pulling Circle and will provide a central place for alumni to gather when they visit campus in future years. In addition, we will relocate the tennis courts to make room for a new fieldhouse next to the Mills Athletic Center.

On behalf of the Alumni & Development team, we are grateful for your past generosity, and we are eager to partner with you to create an even stronger Millbrook tomorrow.

Nancy I. Stahl Director of Advancement

Robert W. Anthony ’65 Assistant to the Headmaster for External Relations

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THANK 2019-2020 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Chairman William L. Menard ’78, P ’09, ’12, ’12 Vice Chairman Paul M. Solomon ’61, P ’98

Director of Alumni Engagement Colleen McAllister Director of Donor Relations & Development Operations Trish Rexhouse

MILLBROOK’S MISSION In a community where every student is known and

Secretary Peter R. Chapman, P ’11, ’12

Events Coordinator Betty W. Siegenthaler

Treasurer Richard A. Stuckey Jr., P ’00, ’03, ’09

Gift Entry Manager & Administrative Assistant Melissa A. Pastre

Headmaster Drew J. Casertano

Database Manager & Administrative Assistant Bonnie L. Lodevole

and lives of meaning and

Members: Francisco L. Borges ’70 Stephen M. Clement III Kelly Macaluso Coles ’86, P ’19 Trevor L. Colhoun ’95 Morgan C. Conrad ’99 Constantine M. Dakolias P ’22 Kathleen A. Dill ’85 Nicole Sheetz Frith P ’18 Christopher C. Holbrook ’82, P ’11, ’12, ’14 Theodore S. Karatz ’96 Sean McManus P ’18 Gordon S. Pennoyer ’99 Gilbert P. Schafer III ’80 Lisa P. Selz P ’12, ’17 Paul Simons ’83, P ’17, ’19 William F. Souder P ’22 Paul Stafford P ’16, ’19 Charlotte Carroll Tracy ’88 Caroline A. Wamsler PhD ’87 Jing Wang P ’21, ’23

Development Office Assistant Sarah Sartorini

consequence by instilling

Honorary Trustees: Farnham F. Collins ’53, GP ’17 William L. Crossman ’74, P ’09 Lucy P. Cutting, P ’77 William R. Hettinger ’77, P ’01, ’04 David D. Holbrook ’56, P ’82, ’83, GP ’11, ’12 ’14 Bruce B. Huber ’47 Thomas E. Lovejoy ’59, P ’86 William B. McNamara ’75 Bradford Mills ’44, GP ’03, ’17 Oakleigh B. Thorne, P ’95

Millbrook School 131 Millbrook School Road Millbrook, NY 12545

Alumni & Development Office 2019-2020

COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE Director of Communications Michelle D. Blayney Assistant Director of Communications Alexander Pearson Photography Marielle LaCosse The individuals and institutions listed in this report made contributions to Millbrook School from July 1, 2019, to June 30, 2020. We have tried to ensure the accuracy of this report. If there are errors or omissions, please accept our apologies and notify the Office of Development at 845-677-6752.

Phone: 845-677-8261 Website: www.millbrook.org

Editor Michelle Blayney Design Proof Design

Assistant to the Headmaster for External Affairs Robert W. Anthony ’65

Photo Credits Cover: Alex Pearson Others: Michelle Blayney, Anthony Carcaramo, Pat Honan, Tom Honan, Marielle LaCosse, Yannis Malevitis, Kandice Zakarian, Jeff Zelevansky

Director of Annual Giving & Parent Engagement Barbara S. Gatski

Contributors: Michelle Blayney, Alexander Pearson, Jeff Zelevansky

Director of Advancement Nancy I. Stahl

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YOU!

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needed, Millbrook prepares its students for college

the values of respect, integrity, stewardship, service, and curiosity.

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