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Honoring Our Past, Celebrating Our Future Applauding Dean and President Emeritus Travis. Announcing Kittredge’s appointment to top post.

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In this issue: Foreword . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

By Bishop Dena A. Harrison Resolution of the Board of Trustees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Farewell Sermon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

By Douglas Travis A Toast to Doug . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

By Cynthia Briggs Kittredge Achievement Highlights During Doug Travis’ Tenure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Kittredge Leads Seminary of the Southwest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 2013 Commencement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8 Class of 2013 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Seminary. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Faculty & Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Alumni . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 Donor Honor Roll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

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Vol. 34, No. 2, Summer 2013

Front cover photo: Douglas Travis, Seminary of the Southwest’s seventh dean and president, and Cynthia Briggs Kittredge, the seminary’s newly appointed eighth dean & president.

Back cover photo: Farewell to our friend, Doug Travis.

F O R E WO R D

by Bishop Dena A. Harrison, C H A I R

OF T H E B OA R D OF T RUS T E E S

TRANSITIONS ARE RARELY EASY, BUT IN THE

case of the leadership transition that Seminary of the Southwest experienced this spring, I cannot imagine a more graceful change. We move into the future following a seamless transition between two magnificent leaders.

The board received news of Dean and President Douglas Travis’ retirement with surprise and sadness. As you will read in this issue, Doug’s accomplishments were impressive and significant.

He led the seminary through difficult economic

times in 2008 and through our Campaign for Leadership, detailed on page 15, raising over $12 million for annual fund, scholarships and endowed faculty chairs.

Doug is loved and appreciated by this community, which was clearly evident at the celebration of his tenure. The Weeks Center on campus was filled with alumni, students, faculty, staff, trustees, family, and friends from our sister seminaries Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary and Lutheran Seminary Program in the Southwest and from congregations which Doug had served.

The board cannot thank Doug enough for his leadership and commitment to the seminary’s mission. His faithfulness, good humor, compassion and countless trips on Southwest Airlines for meetings with bishops and friends will not be forgotten. We are a stronger, healthier institution because of his gifts and service, and we wish Dean Emeritus Douglas Travis Godspeed in his retirement and future ministries.

Our next leader was already in our midst and equipped with gifts and graces to provide leadership for our future. It was with great joy that the board announced in March that Cynthia Briggs Kittredge had accepted our call as dean and president beginning June 1, 2013.

Dean Kittredge is the perfect person to lead at this time, and we are extraordinarily blessed to have her gifts and talents devoted to our institution and

The Very Rev. Douglas Travis Dean and President 2007-2013

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Congratulations to this spring’s graduates. Their commencement is an important reminder that all that we do is for their education and formation for ministry wherever God leads them. Each one, in her or his own way, makes a mark on this institution for the better, and we are glad that each found a home with us for this important period in their lives.

For all these blessings, Seminary of the Southwest is deeply grateful. We pray for God’s continued guidance and mercy as we puruse the thrilling enterprise of theological education for the church and the world.

its faithful service to the church. She has demonstrated her excellence in research, writing and teaching as professor of New Testament since joining the seminary in 1999. More recently, she has added to those accomplishments her demonstrated gifts of leadership and administration as she has served since 2010 as academic dean.

Cynthia is known and respected throughout the Episcopal Church and the Anglican Communion for her scholarship, wisdom and faithful ministry. We could not be happier with this vitally important transition, and we look forward to an exciting future under her leadership. Plans are underway for the installation of Dean and President Kittredge on Friday, September 13. I hope that many of you will be able to join with her family and friends throughout the church in celebrating this significant new role for our beloved colleague.

As the Campaign for Leadership nears its completion, we thank the many generous individuals, congregations and foundations who have brought us so far towards our goal.

We would not have enjoyed this success without the leadership of Barbara and Claude Payne, who have so graciously and ably chaired the Campaign. Their tireless and creative service has been received in this community as a great blessing, which we celebrated at Commencement in May as you will read on page 8.

Dean & President Cynthia Briggs Kittredge will be installed at a Festival Eucharist on Friday, September 13, 2013, at Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd in Austin. Details and RSVP can be found at www.ssw.edu/installation or by calling Stacy Morales at 512-472-4133.

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RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES SEMINARY OF THE SOUTHWEST W HER E A S T HE V ERY R E V. DOUGL A S T R AV IS

has faithfully, diligently, and devoutly served as Dean and President of the Episcopal Theological Seminary of the Southwest since June 1, 2007; and, Whereas this sixth-generation Texan and fourth-generation clergy person shared these rich traditions with us—in particular a new understanding and appreciation for the great metropolis of Tulia, Texas, deep in the heart of Swisher County on the high plains of the Panhandle; and, Whereas he gave generously of his time and talents—in particular his gifts of leadership, team building, and organizational effectiveness—to foster and grow the talent and professionalism of the faculty, staff, administration, and board, thereby bringing a healthy spirit of respect, accountability, and collaboration to their work together as mature Christian leaders for the benefit of the seminary; and, Whereas he traveled extensively to bring the Southwest story to bishops, dioceses, congregations, alumni, friends, donors, church leaders, and the Council of Deans; and, Whereas he represented the U.S. seminaries at the first international consultation for Anglican Communion theological college Principals and Deans, held in Canterbury in May 2011; and, Whereas his travels expanded the awareness and understanding of the seminary and enhanced its standing among its sister seminaries throughout The Episcopal Church; and,

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Whereas the seminary experienced dramatic growth in enrollment in its degree and diploma programs; and, Whereas the financial foundation of the seminary has been and continues to be strengthened by dramatic growth in Annual Fund giving and the success of the Campaign for Leadership, including the largest gift in our history; and, Whereas his focus on the Creeds, the Conversation Covenant and the vision of forming mature Christian leaders has further distinguished Seminary of the Southwest as a Seminary for the Whole Church; and, Whereas his humility, sense of humor, forthrightness, and deep faith have made him a worthy leader and role model for mature Christian leaders and endeared him to this community; Be it therefore resolved on this 12th day of May, 2013, that the trustees of Seminary of the Southwest extend their profound gratitude, deepest appreciation, manifold thanks, and best wishes to

The Very Rev. Douglas Travis DE A N A N D P R E S I DE N T E M E R I T US

and bid him Godspeed as he leaves this campus, but not the wider seminary community.

Farewell Sermon

A Toast to Doug

Excerpt of last sermon from Dean & President Douglas Travis

By Cynthia Briggs Kittredge

It is more important that we be friends than it is that we succeed. It is more important that we be friends than it is that we be professional. It is more important that we be friends than it is that we use the latest marketing technique.

It is more important that we be friends than it is that we be colleagues.

As we are such friends—as we are friends in Christ—there is a third one always with us, the one who gives us breath, the one who gives us energy. This one who makes it all work, and then it is not “I” who am succeeding. It is “we” who are succeeding, in Christ.

Have this mind among yourselves, the mind of the one who emptied himself taking the form of a slave.

And always recall what this one said: I do not call you slaves any longer, because the slave does not know what the master is doing; but I have called you friends...

Dear Doug, On behalf of the faculty I want to thank you— You came to be our Dean.

(You may not have been sure what you were getting into.)

You stayed.

You didn’t bail when there were big challenges.

You were real.

As with politicians, the most important part of being Dean and President is sincerity, and if you can fake that you will surely succeed. But you didn’t need to fake it, because you were real. We knew when you were frustrated, tired, bored. We knew when you were proud of us, of our teaching, our scholarship, our modeling mature Christian leadership.

Focus on your friendship in Christ first and, to quote yet another mystic, all shall be well.

You dared to engage. You showed up. You allowed yourself to be seen. It is what Brené Brown calls vulnerability.

Vulnerability is not knowing victory or defeat, it’s understanding the necessity of both; it’s engaging. It’s being all in. (Daring Greatly, Brené Brown, p.2) So thank you, Doug, for coming to be our dean, for staying, and for daring greatly.

Excerpt from Dean & President Douglas Travis’ last sermon preached in Christ Chapel for Commencement Evensong, May 13, 2013.

Entire text can be read at http://www.ssw.edu/resources/sermons

- Cynthia Kittredge

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Kittredge Leads Seminary of the Southwest

Cynthia Briggs Kittredge, who has served as professor of New Testament since she joined the faculty in 1999 and as academic dean since 2010, began her tenure as dean and president of Seminary of the Southwest on June 1, 2013.

She was ordained a priest in 1985 and is canonically resident in the Diocese of Texas. She has served as assisting clergy at Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd since 1999.

The Rt. Rev. Dena Harrison, chair of the board and bishop suffragan of the Diocese of Texas, announced the board’s appointment of Dr. Kittredge in March when Douglas Travis made known his plans to retire after leading the seminary since 2007. “On behalf of the board of trustees, it is my great joy to announce the Rev. Dr. Kittredge’s appointment as our eighth dean and president. She is the perfect person to lead the seminary at this time, and we are extraordinarily blessed to have her gifts and talents devoted to our institution and its faithful service to the church,” said Bishop Harrison.

Dr. Kittredge’s research has centered on early Christian communities, Paul’s letters, the Fourth gospel, and hermeneutics. She has published Community and Authority: The Rhetoric of Obedience in the Pauline Tradition and Conversations with Scripture: The Gospel of John and co-edited Walk in the Ways of Wisdom: Essays in Honor of Elisabeth Schüssler Fiorenza and The Bible in the Public Square. She contributed “Biblical Studies for Ministry: Critical and Faithful Interpretation of Scripture in an Either/Or World” in Transforming Graduate Biblical Education: Ethos and Discipline, Kent Richards and Elisabeth Schüssler Fiorenza, eds., Society of Biblical Literature.

Martha J. Horne, dean and president emerita of Virginia Theological Seminary, will preach at Dr. Kittredge’s installation on Friday, September 13, at the Church of the Good Shepherd, Austin. Horne was the first woman appointed president of an Episcopal seminary, and Kittredge is the third. Katherine Hancock Ragsdale is president and dean of Episcopal Divinity School, which she has led since 2009.

Kittredge served on the Theological Education in the Anglican Communion Steering Committee from 2009-2012. She was elected president of the Anglican Association of Biblical Scholars in 2008 and has served on the board of Evangelical Education Society since 2005; she now chairs the board.

Dr. Kittredge holds degrees from Williams College and from Harvard Divinity School where she earned a ThD in 1996.

Dr. Kittredge and her husband, Frank D. Kittredge, Jr., live in Austin and have three grown children.

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The Rt. Rev. Michael B. Curry, bishop of the Diocese of North Carolina, spoke of our “God of passionate love” and reminded the graduates of the power of love to heal, to change lives and to change the world. Quoting the words of the African-American spiritual, There is a Balm in Gilead, Bishop Curry moved the congregation with his powerful message.

James D. Franklin III, MDiv ‘13, Diocese of North Carolina with his bishop on Commencement day.

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Bishop Curry credits Dusty McDonald, Southwest dean & president emeritus, with his decision to enter seminary after the two met when McDonald was chaplain at Hobart & William Smith Colleges and Michael Curry was a student.

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Earning your Bachelor of Social Work at The University of Texas at Austin, you went on to earn an MSW and PhD at the University of Houston, where you are research professor in the Graduate College of Social Work.

You developed Connections, a psychoeducational shame resilience curriculum with a certification process that is facilitated by mental health and addiction professionals across the nation.

You have authored Daring Greatly: How the Courage to Be Vulnerable Transforms the Way We Live, Love, Parent and Lead, a number one New York Times Best Seller published in 2012; The Gifts of Imperfection; and I Thought It Was Just Me. Your work has been featured on PBS, CNN and National Public Radio, and you have appeared on Oprah Winfrey’s Super Soul Sunday, The Katie Show, Good Life Project, and TED talks.

Your 2010 TEDxHouston talk on the power of vulnerability had over 6 million views on TED.com. Your funny, straighttalking, sometimes irreverent style while delivering your research-based work on our very human issues of shame, vulnerability and courage has caught the attention and respect of millions.

You preach wholehearted living, and you and your husband, Steve, strive to practice wholehearted parenting. In your The Wholehearted Parenting Manifesto, you write, “We will laugh and sing and dance and create. We will always have permission to be ourselves with each other. No matter what, you will always belong here.�

Dr. BrenĂŠ Brown, research professor in the Graduate College of Social Work, University of Houston

Whether you are driving a carpool for your children, taking a friend to lunch, speaking to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation or teaching your social work students, you inspire honesty and courage and love for self and others.

In recognition of your accomplishments and your dedication to sharing your research for the good of all, Seminary of the Southwest is honored to bestow upon you the degree of Doctor of Humane Letters, honoris causa.

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Barbara King Payne Audiences, a national organization that supports and promotes the arts for young people.

You have organized and led trips to Eastern Europe, Scandinavia, Russia and China. Your appreciation for world cultures, plus your keen sense of design and style, led you to serve as director for the procurement of crèches from Anglican provinces worldwide for the Peace Museum in Bethlehem. You were appointed liaison to the spouses of Episcopal Church bishops for the 1998 Lambeth Conference.

St. James’ House, Baytown, Texas, Friends of Nursing, St. Luke’s Episcopal Hospital, Houston, and the Anglican Communion Compass Rose Society have been blessed by your loving service as a trustee.

While your husband, Claude, was rector of St. Martin’s, Houston, you co-founded and served as buyer for the Gift Shoppe, which provides funds for outreach activities of the church.

Mrs. Barbara King Payne, teacher, musician and co-chair of the seminary’s Campaign for Leadership.

Musician, teacher, tour organizer and guide, trustee, campaign co-chair. Your many gifts, gracefully shared with the church worldwide, have been an inspiration and blessing to all who have been touched by your ministries.

You have shared your musical expertise through teaching and performance as harpist and pianist with the Beaumont Symphony and Civic Opera, through participation with church choirs and through service on the board of Young

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You taught grade school to help put Claude through seminary, and you attended the mini-courses offered by the seminary faculty. Sage advice offered by the faculty, which you took to heart, was never to criticize Claude’s Sunday sermon until at least Tuesday.

At last, with more time to enjoy your friends and family, or reading, gardening, playing bridge or golf, you accepted this seminary’s request to co-chair the Campaign for Leadership, a three-year fundraising commitment. With deep gratitude for your leadership and in recognition of your life of ministry and support, Seminary of the Southwest is pleased to bestow upon you the degree of Doctor of Humane Letters, honoris causa.

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Claude Edward Payne Chemical engineer, priest, bishop, author, visionary leader.

You have brought your passion for the spread of the gospel to your ministries, and you have had a major influence on energizing the mission of the church.

Following God’s call to ordained ministry, you went on to earn an MDiv from Church Divinity School of the Pacific.

You served four parishes, the last being St. Martin’s, Houston, before being elected bishop for the Diocese of Texas.

Earning a chemical engineering degree from Rice University, you began your career with Union Carbide, now known as Dow Chemical, where you installed the first computer on a company production unit—not surprising for a man known as an excellent administrator and a forward-thinking leader.

As bishop, you chaired St. Luke’s Episcopal Health System and with $150 million, established Episcopal Health Charities, for community healthcare. You served as a trustee of Baylor College of Medicine, where you hold emeritus status. You chaired the boards of Camp Allen, where you doubled its size with a $14 million expansion; Episcopal High School; St. Stephen’s School and Seminary of the Southwest.

You co-authored, with Dr. Hamilton Beazley, Reclaiming the Great Commission, which documented the vision and experience of moving the focus of your diocese from maintenance to mission. This work and vision caught the imagination of the wider church, and you hosted six annual Clear Vision conferences for Episcopal bishops and their staffs.

Your “retirement� has not meant golf and bridge, two favorite hobbies; rather, you have co-founded the Gathering of Leaders, which enhances leadership for younger clergy in the U.S. and Canada; you serve on the Archbishop of Canterbury’s Panel of Reference for mediation with global conflicts; and you accepted our seminary’s request to chair, with your wife Barbara, our $15.9 million Campaign for Leadership.

The Rt. Rev. Claude E. Payne, author, visionary leader, co-chair of the seminary’s Campaign for Leadership.

Your Miraculous Expectations, Clear Vision and Big Holy Audacious Goals have inspired the Church and raised the bar for the leaders and institutions you have touched. In recognition of your accomplishments, your faithfulness and your tremendous service, Seminary of the Southwest is honored to bestow upon you the degree of Doctor of Divinity, honoris causa.

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MyMinistry.org Website Launches MyMinistry.org’s Parish Fellowship Program is influenced

by Bishop Claude Payne’s leadership in fostering activism and outreach in recent college graduates and the Episcopal Church as a whole and by his call to restore the missionary power of the church. Bishop Payne’s desire to raise up young Christian leaders is the driving force behind MyMinistry.org’s latest recruiting efforts. MyMinistry.org exists to be a resource to both campus ministries and parishes alike.

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Program seeks to nurture Christian vocation by filling ready parishes with passionate and faithful young adults.

MyMinistry.org is building relationships and networking with young adult and campus ministries throughout the Episcopal Church. This summer Seminary of the Southwest has launched a new Twitter chat series, “#mySSW” in hopes of stirring up Young Adult and Campus Ministry buzz beyond its campus in Austin. Follow the “Ministry in Action” blog and learn more about the Parish Fellowship Program at www.MyMinistry.org.

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Bader-Saye Appointed to Academic Dean

Dean and President Cynthia Briggs Kittredge appointed Dr. Scott Bader-Saye to academic dean beginning June 1, 2013, at Seminary of the Southwest.

“A fine teacher and thoughtful scholar, Scott has shown himself to be a wise, fair, and skilled leader in the faculty and the wider community,” said Kittredge. “I am very excited that Scott has agreed to serve in this role in our common life, and I look forward to working together in the days to come.”

Dr. Bader-Saye holds the Helen and Everett H. Jones Chair of Christian Ethics and Moral Theology. He joined the seminary faculty as professor in 2009, after teaching undergraduates and graduate students for twelve years at the University of Scranton in Scranton, Pennsylvania. He holds

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degrees from Davidson College (AB), Yale Divinity School (MDiv), and Duke University (PhD). His primary teaching interests include economy, ecology, political theology, virtue ethics, and interfaith dialogue. He will continue to teach the core ethics courses at Southwest while serving as academic dean.

Dr. Bader-Saye has authored two books, Following Jesus in a Culture of Fear and Church and Israel After Christendom, and he has contributed to The Blackwell Companion to Christian Ethics and The Cambridge Companion to the Gospels.

Scott and his wife Demery Bader-Saye have three boys. They attend St. Julian of Norwich Episcopal Church in northwest Austin where Scott serves as theologian in residence.

EASTER VIGIL

FAC U LT Y & S TA F F Faculty News Dr. Scott Bader-Saye, recently appointed academic dean and professor of Christian ethics and moral theology, presented a talk on “The Episcopal Church and the Culture of Violence” and participated in a panel on “The Ethics of Gun Control” at St. Michael and All Angels, Dallas, in February 2013. Through February and March he presented workshops on “Hope-full, Fear-less Leadership” at the Wardens and Vestry Conferences of the Diocese of Texas. He spoke at Lenten programs at St. Alban’s, Austin—“Wonder, Fear, and the Christian Life”—and at St. Paul’s, Waco—“Following Jesus in a Culture of Fear.”

He presented an afternoon program at United Christian Church in Austin in April on the topic, “Abortion and Christian Ethics.” Also in April, he addressed St. Martin’s Lutheran Church in Austin on “Beyond Emerging: The New ‘Third Way’ for Church, Culture, and Politics.” At the end of April, Scott spent two days at Christ and St. Luke’s in Norfolk, Virginia, speaking and preaching. He addressed “Parenting in a Culture of Fear,” “Leadership in a Culture of Fear,” and, for the Confirmation Class, “The Abrahamic Traditions.” His article,“Disinterested Money: Islamic Banking, Montes Pietatis, and the Possibility of Moral Finance,” will appear in the Journal of the Society of Christian Ethics 32:2 (Spring/Summer 2013). In June, Scott preached at Christ Church, in Sparta, North Carolina, and presented two workshops, “What is Next for Stewardship? A Holistic Approach to Money in the Church” and “Being Mischievous with Money: Theology and the New Economy,” at the Christian Formation Conference at Kanuga Conference Center in Hendersonville, North Carolina.

Dr. Anthony Baker, associate professor of systematic theology, published a review essay in the recent edition of The Living Church on recent works in Catholic Moral Theology. The same issue carried a review of his book, Diagonal Advance, that he would call “gratifyingly critical,” by the Princeton theologian, Robert Jenson. In April, Baker was invited to

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present a paper for a round table at the Notre Dame Law School. The subject of the round table was “Law, Theology, and the Human Person,” and brought together theologians and law professors to discuss these topics. Dr. Baker continues his work as Associate Editor of the Anglican Theological Review, and also continues blogging and podcasting with Scott Bader-Saye at The Theology Studio.

Rev. Paul Barton, associate professor of the history of American Christianity and missiology, reviewed an article on The Episcopal Church and Immigration for the Anglican Theological Review. He hosted the annual meeting of USA branch of Comisión Ecuménica para la Historia de la Igleisa Latinoamericana (CEHILA) at the seminary in February. In March, he accompanied three students at the Via Crucis Good Friday ceremony sponsored by San Francisco Cathedral and the archdiocese of San Antonio in downtown San Antonio.

Also that month, as the co-chair of The Evangelical Studies Group of American Academy of Religion (AAR), he read and helped decide on the paper proposals for the November AAR sessions. In April, Paul led a group of students to visit Rev. Joel Osteen’s Lakewood Church in Houston. They visited both the English and Spanish-language services. In April, he attended a meeting of the Hispanic Methodist Oral History Project Committee. In late April, Paul co-sponsored with APTS and LSPS the day-long conference “Crossing the Border: Themes of Resurrection” for Spanishspeaking constituents. In May, he led a workshop on intercultural communication for Intercultural Mission Institute event in San Antonio, Texas.

Dr. Steven Bishop, associate professor of Old Testament, taught a Men’s Bible Study at the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd in Austin for four weeks. He developed a new Bible course for the Loise Henderson Wessendorff Center for Christian Ministry and Vocation, which he taught in May-June.

In addition to this, he developed and taught a new course in June for the Certificate Program in Christian Formation.

Greg Garrett, ’07, writer in residence, sold his novel with Brennan Manning, The Prodigal, to HarperCollins. It will be released by one of their Christian imprints in early November. He also contributed the essay “Learning from My Kids: A Father’s Story” to the new book Fathers in Faith, edited by Allan Hugh Cole, Jr. and published by Cascade Books, and continued to write for Patheos and The Huffington Post. During the spring, he spoke to chaplains at Scott and White Medical Center/Temple on theology and grief, hosted BookPeople’s Theology on Tap discussions, spoke on spirituality and music at South by Southwest, and preached at St. David’s, Austin. Greg was named the 2013 Centennial Professor at Baylor University, where he continues to teach.

Tara Elgin Holley, vice president for institutional advancement, attended the 2013 Consortium of Endowed Episcopal Parishes (CEEP), held in San Diego, California, in late February. She presented to The Anglican Communion Compass Rose Society in April when the international group of church leaders met on the Southwest campus. Holley offered an overview of Southwest’s fundraising plan and provided effective models for major gift, annual fund, foundation and campaign fundraising. Throughout the year, Tara attended the planned giving workshops of the Planned Giving Council of Central Texas of which she is a member, as well as Austin’s Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP). The seminary’s office of Institutional Advancement hosted a table for the AFP’s Philanthropy Day, this year.

Daniel Hope, ’13, donor relations coordinator, presented a workshop at the Seton Cove called How to Interview the People You Love teaching a Narrative Interview technique adapted to couples and families.

The Rev. Micah Jackson, dean of community life and associate professor of preaching, had extra responsibilities this spring covering Liturgy II for his colleague Nathan Jennings, who was on sabbatical, and also filling in for him as supervisor of chapel worship and planning

for special liturgies such as the Triduum (successfully celebrated in Christ Chapel for a second year) and the liturgies surrounding Commencement. He continued his work with the Episcopal Preaching Foundation, being workshop leader at the their conference in Louisville, Kentucky, and attending the board meeting. He will also be faculty for the event they are putting on for the joint meeting of Episcopal and Lutheran Federal Chaplains under the direction of Southwest alumnus, Bishop Jay Magness. Dr. Jackson took Southwest students to the annual Preaching Excellence Program in Richmond, Virginia, and he taught the five-day continuing education session on campus this summer. The title was “The Preacher’s Self: The Role of the Preacher in the Sermon.

Brittany James-Sauceda joined the Enrollment Office in March to recruit students for the Parish Fellowship Program for MyMinistry.org project led

by Bishop Claude Payne. MyMinistry.org seeks to assist young adults in nurturing Christian vocation and discerning their vocations as lay and ordained leaders in the Episcopal Church (see description on page 14). In June, Britt attended the 2013 Shared Space Conference in Chicago, Illinois, and hosted a luncheon for over fifty young adult and campus ministry chaplains where she gave a presentation on available fellowships and on MyMinistry.org’s latest online presence. MyMinistry.org received its first inquiry through this conference and looks forward to building relationships with all the chaplains that were present.

The Rev. Nathan Jennings, associate professor of liturgics and Anglican studies, presented “Liturgical Theology and the Sacrifice of Jesus Christ” at the 2013 annual meeting in January of the North American Academy of Liturgy. Later that same month, he led the clergy conference for the Diocese of Dallas, “Christ the Temple, Christ the Priest: The Temple in our Spirituality.” While on sabbatical, Dr. Jennings’ writing and research included two book reviews, an academic article and a popular article.

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FAC U LT Y & S TA F F The Very Rev. Cynthia Briggs Kittredge, dean and president, preached at the installation of the Rev. Barkley Thompson as Dean of Christ Church Cathedral, chaired the Spring board meeting of the Evangelical Education Society at Virginia Seminary, and represented Seminary of the Southwest at the inauguration of the Very Reverend Dr. Roger Ferlo as President of the Seabury Bexley Foundation.

The Rev. Jane Patterson, assistant professor of New Testament, continued her participation in the Collegeville Institute Seminar on Vocation Across the Lifespan. During this session, the seven-member working group studied the distinct vocations of the elderly.

An ongoing result of this work was a four-week class on the vocation of the laity for St. Mark’s Episcopal Church, San Antonio, and a six-week course for women on developing a Rule of Life. Patterson co-authored (with John Lewis) a study of Romans for the Theology of Work Project, an online resource for laity to help them live faithfully in the workplace. At the request of Bishop Gary Lillibridge, Diocese of West Texas, Patterson and John Lewis wrote an online study of Philippians for the diocese and they will create a multi-year plan and curriculum for adult formation for the diocese. Patterson continues to serve on the task force for the Iona Initiative, a consortium for the training of bi-vocational priests and deacons across multiple dioceses in the Episcopal Church, and she taught three sessions of New Testament in the Iona School for Ministry of the Diocese of Texas.

The Rev. Kathleen Russell, associate professor of pastoral theology, was on sabbatical during the spring semester working on projects related to curriculum development in theological reflection and field education. She attended the biennial meeting of the Association of Theological Field Educators in Virginia in January. She received a Conant Fund Grant to continue her work in creative writing for professional development, travelling to England in June to work with Dr. Gillie Bolton where she also attended “The Soul Conference� sponsored by the University of Nottingham and the Centre of Theology and Philosophy.

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The Rev. Dave Scheider, ’05, director of the Henderson Wessendorff Center for Christian Ministry and Vocation, attended the Texas Marriage and Family Therapist conference, the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor ethics training for therapists, and the Licensed Marriage and Family Therapy (LMFT) ethics board in Austin. He designed a new course in Ministry in the Contemporary Context and is preparing a new Master of Arts in Spiritual Formation (MSF) degree with an option to train in spiritual direction. He was a panel member for the Front Porch program on combat veterans and PTSD. Nancy Springer-Baldwin, vice president for communications, attended the Episcopal Communicators Conference, in San Diego, California, in March.

Jennielle Strother, vice president for enrollment management, presented “Enrollment Management: Using Data to Connect the Dots to Make Informed Decisions� at the 2013 Association of Theological Schools SPAN conference in April. In May, she hosted Women in Technology, the inaugural Student Affairs Technology Unconference-Texas (#satechTX) in Austin and presented “Connect!� at the Unconference. In June, Ms. Strother was a host for the virtual screening of the KLRU-PBS documentary, Admissions on Trial: Seven Decades of Race and Higher Education with co-producers KLRU and Lynn Boswell.

Join us for the 2013 Blandy Lectures!

September 17-18, 2013 Seminary of the Southwest and the Southwest Alumni Association are honored to welcome the 3FW 5PN #SBDLFUU BT UIF #MBOEZ -FDUVSFS Named for the first dean of Seminary of the 4PVUIXFTU UIF 7FSZ 3FW (SBZ #MBOEZ UIF BOOVBM #MBOEZ -FDUVSFT BSF IPTUFE CZ UIF 4PVUIXFTU Alumni Association and held over the course of two days on the seminary campus in the fall of each year. This year, the lectures will be held Tuesday, September 17th through Wednesday, September 18th. For a full schedule of events and to register, visit: www.ssw.edu/Blandy2013.

See you in September!

A LU M N I Seminary of the Southwest Class Notes 2010s Susanna Brosseau, ’13, accepted a call to Heavenly Rest Episcopal Church in Abilene, Texas.

Cynthia Caruso, ’13, was ordained deacon and will serve as Curate at All Saints’, Austin.

Jeremiah Griffin, ’13, was ordained deacon and will serve as Curate at Trinity, Galveston, and William Temple Center.

Mary Ann Huston, ’10, was ordained deacon and will serve as Curate at St. Mark’s, Houston.

Stephen Kidd, ’10, accepted a call to serve as PriestIn-Charge at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church in Gulfport, Mississippi.

John R. Wallace, ’03, is currently assigned as Rector of St. James Episcopal Church, Prospect Park, Pennsylvania.

1990s Nancy Jensen-Case, ’94, is Seton Healthcare Family’s Network perinatal chaplain in Central Texas.

William (Bill) Livingston, ’99, authored the lead article entitled “Resiliency” in the May 1, 2013 Vestry Papers published by the Episcopal Church Foundation.

Al Rodriguez, ’96, was named an Episcopal Church Foundation Fellow for 2013. Al’s project, The American Latino Outreach (ALEO), is aimed at American born Latinos and those brought into the country as young children.

George McGavern, ’13, was ordained deacon and will serve as Curate at Emmanuel, Houston.

Daniel Webster, ’96, was recently featured through the Episcopal Café website with an article titled, “Smartphones in church: permission granted.”

C.J. Meaders, ’13, is chaplain at Trinity Episcopal Day School, Natchez, Mississippi.

John Wells, ’98, retired June 1 from Holy Spirit, Waco. He served there as Rector.

Christine Mendoza, ’13, was ordained deacon and will serve as Curate at Good Shepherd, Austin.

John Williams, ’90, retired May 1, St. Francis, College Station, Rector.

Audrey O’Gorman, ’12, co-founded Bridges Counseling Center in Austin.

1980s Judith Liro, ’84, will retire July 1 from St. George’s, Austin as Associate Rector.

Guy Yeadon, ’13, was elected to the board of directors of the Recovery Alliance of Austin, and he serves as coach at The Life Empowerment Center (TLEC).

2000s Kim Turner Baker, ’02, has been named canon pastor of Washington National Cathedral.

1970s Paul Daggett, ’70, new priest-in-charge, has begun ministry at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Columbus, Ohio.

Ann Brotherton, ’08, retires September 1, St. Luke’s Hospital System, Houston, Staff Chaplain.

In Memoriam Will Carter, MDiv. ’04, priest of the of the Diocese of Georgia, active in Cursillo weekends as diocesan Cursillo liaison, died May 19, 2013.

Christie Campbell, ’07, is a board member and violinist in the Texas Medical Center Orchestra. The group performed at Carnegie Hall on May 24th.

Trudy Ardizzone, certificate program in youth ministry and Christian education, Christian educator, poet, playwright and teacher, died January 9, 2013.

Dorothy Gremillion, ’00, effective May 30, is the Interim Rector of St. Andrew’s, Houston.

John B. Musgrave, MDiv, ’92, priest of the Diocese of Missouri, “a teacher, a steady witness, and a certain proclaimer of Jesus’ love and God’s grace,” died March 18, 2013.

St. Andrew’s, Rapid City, South Dakota, received a grant of $50,000 to enable its minister, Kathy Monson Lutes, ’02, to participate in the 2012 National Clergy Renewal Program funded by the Indianapolis-based Lilly Endowment Inc. Lance Peeler, ’08, is the new rector of Grace Episcopal Church in Astoria, Oregon.

William R. McDuffie, BD, ’60, retired priest of the church, bee keeper, sailor, gardener and musician, died May 13, 2013.

George H. “Jack” Woodard, BD, ’61, retired “activist priest who spent his 30-year ministry advocating for the poor, civil rights and peace and justice issues,” died March 16, 2013.

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%0/03 )0/03 30-Seminary of the Southwest is grateful to our alumni/ae, friends, supporting organizations, parishes, diocese, and charitable funds listed on the following pages for their steadfast support. To all, we express our deepest appreciation. This report recognizes all HJGUT NBEF UP 4PVUIXFTU EVSJOH UIF ĂąTDBM ZFBS XIJDI SFĂłFDUT EPOBUJPOT NBEF CFUXFFO +VOF BOE .BZ .BZ (PE DPOUJOVF UP CMFTT PVS GBJUIGVM TUFXBSETIJQ PG )JT HPPE HJGUT JOHN HINES LEGACY SOCIETY

Bequests and other planned gifts increase the seminary’s endowment, thereby strengthening our mission to prepare leaders for the church throughout the years. The value of this particular gift grows with each generation of seminarians. Such a gift is truly a legacy. The following friends and alumni/ae have indicated their intention to remember the seminary in their estate plans.

The Rev. Canon Lawson M. Anderson, ’65 The Rev. Mary Petty Anderson, ’98 The Rt. Rev. Scott Field Bailey, ’87†& Mrs. Evelyn Bailey The Rev. Dr. Susan J. Barnes, ’01 Mr. Leo Robert Brammer, Jr.†Ms. Fredricka Brecht Mr. & Mrs. C.H. Broussard The Estate of Ruth J. Buttrey†The Rev. Charles E. Chatham, ’70 & Mrs. Melynda Chatham Dr. Malcolm L. Cooper, ’88 & Mrs. Robin Cooper The Rev. Dr. Sean A. Cox, ’96 & Mrs. Katherine S. Cox Ms. Lora-Frances Davis†Mr. Darin N. Digby & Mrs. Barbara Digby The Rev. Mary Colbert Earle, ’87 & The Rev. Douglas Earle, 84 The Rev. Rick D. Edwards, ’90†& Mrs. Sharon Edwards The Rev. William S. Gannon, ’62 & Mrs. Barbara G. Gannon Mr. Ernie Gerhard & Mrs. Deanna Gerhard Mrs. Dolores Goble The Rev. Mary Green, ’92 & Dr. Robert Green The Rev. Daphne B. Grimes, ’85 Ms. Sarah Hales, ’07

The Rev. Canon A. Morgan Hickenlooper, ’93 & Mrs. Mary Hickenlooper The Rev. Evelyn W. Hornaday, ’00 The Rev. H. Barnett Jackson, Jr., ’59 The Rev. Dr. Micah Jackson & Mrs. Laura Jackson, ’12 The Rev. W. Gammon Jarrell, ’58†Mrs. Katherine Inglis, ’10 & Mr. Steve Johnson The Rev. Nan Kennedy, ’92 Dr. J. Gordon Kingsley & Mrs. Suzanne Kingsley The Rev. Dr. Cynthia Briggs Kittredge The Rev. Justin Alan Lindstrom, ’99 & Mrs. Susan Lindstrom The Rt. Rev. Dr. James B. Magness, ’77, ’12 & Mrs. Carolyn H. Magness The Rev. Clifton Mann, ’79†& The Rev. Jo Roberts Mann, ’85 The Rev. Janie Kirt Morris, ’90 & Mr. William A. Morris†The Rev. Ann J. Nelson, ’84 The Rev. William D. Nix, Jr., ’75 & Mrs. Puddin Nix Mr. Duncan E. Osborne & Mrs. Elizabeth B. Osborne The Rt. Rev. S. Todd Ousley, ’91, ’08 & Mrs. Ann S. Ousley Mr. William E. Patterson & Mrs. Elizabeth I. Patterson†The Rev. Mary Piotrowski, ’03 The Rev. Dr. Allen P. Price, ’55†& Mrs. Nancy Price

Mrs. Brenda Warwick Richardson†Mr. Kenneth R. Robertson, ’84 The Estate of Yvette C. Rosenthal†The Rev. Judy K. Sessions, ’91 Mrs. Cathryn C. Smith†The Rev. Leticia L. Smith, ’99 Col. William A. Speary & Mrs. Lee Speary The Rev. L. Murdock Smith, III, ’82 & Mrs. Linda V. Smith Ms. Nancy Hines Smith Ms. Sarah Hales Smith Ms. Nancy Springer-Baldwin, ’86 Mr. Jack B. St. Clair Mr. Jon Steffens & Mrs. Veronica Steffens Mr. David A. Tait, ’82 & Dr. Laura H. Tait The Rev. Dr. Steven Thomason, ’04 The Rev. Barkley Thompson, ’03 Ms. Dorothy M. Viles†Mr. John Bennet Waters & The Rev. Margaret Waters, ’00 Mr. Leon Arthur Whitney & Mrs. Kay Whitney Mrs. Viola H. Wilder†The Rev. Dr. Joyce M. Wilkinson, ’01 The Rev. Frank E. Wilson, ’74 & Mrs. Alys Wilson Dr. Leila Clark Wynn, ’08

For information about the John Hines Legacy Society, please contact Eric Scott, Director of Donor Relations and Planned Giving at 512.439.0326 or eric.scott@ssw.edu.

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F R E E M A N S O C I E T Y – Gifts of $25,000 and above

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Mr. Perry J. Lyons & Mrs. Mary Ann G. Lyons Mamie McFaddin Ward Heritage Foundation #&"6.0/5 5 9

Mrs. Mary Catherine F. Miller The Rev. William D. Nix, Jr., ’75 & Mrs. Puddin Nix Mr. John R. Parten Ms. Liza W. Philpy, ’09 Dr. Robert G. Schwartz, Jr. Col. William A. Speary & Mrs. Lee Speary St. Luke’s Episcopal Health System )06450/ 5 9

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Christ Church Cathedral CINCINNATI, OH

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Mr. Larry N. Harrison & The Rt. Rev. Dena A. Harrison, ’87 Mr. Lee W. Hogan & Mrs. Marnie Hogan Jastrow Foundation "645*/ 5 9

Mr. Thomas C. Knudson & Mrs. Candace Knudson Louis & Virginia Clemente Foundation, Inc. (3&&/8*$) $ 5

Mrs. Sara J. Manning Dr. Jack H. Mayfield, Jr., ’08 & Mrs. Susan Mayfield Mayfield Foundation, Inc. )06450/ 5 9

Muriel Mount Joy Miller Hart Trust

Mr. Thomas Ortiz & Mrs. Halley W. Ortiz The Rt. Rev. Dr. Claude E. Payne, ’13 & Dr. Barbara Payne, ’13 Mrs. Ida M. McFaddin RR Family Foundation )06450/ 5 9

Mr. Hank T. Smith, ’11 St. John the Divine Episcopal Church )06450/ 5 9

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The Rev. Dr. Clifford S. Waller, ’86 & Mrs. Elizabeth S. Waller The Rev. Dr. Raymond P. Whitfield, ’79 & Mrs. Roberta Whitfield

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Dr. David J. Fine & Mrs. Susan Fine Mr. William Gammon, III & Mrs. Regan Gammon The Rev. Dr. Raymond C. Hartjen, Jr., ’89 & Mrs. Irene S. Hartjen KeyBank National Association #300,-:/ /:

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Mr. Walter G. Mayfield & Mrs. Sheila E. Mayfield Mrs. Mary Ann Newman

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The estate donated for the site of Seminary of the Southwest was given in loving memory of Ernest J. Villavaso, Jr., who died as a young man.

Bethany Lutheran Church '3&%&3*$, 4#63( 5 9

Church of the Transfiguration %"-- "4 5 9

Community Foundation of Greater Birmingham #*3.*/()". "-

Mr. Franklin Deaderick Ms. Linnet F. Deily Diocese of Fort Worth '035 8035) 5 9

Diocese of Idaho BOISE, ID

Diocese of New York /&8 :03, /:

Mr. David Dunlap & Mrs. Joan Dunlap Emmanuel Episcopal Church )06450/ 5 9

Mr. Lawrence A. Grishaber

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Mr. Donald B. Hauk & Mrs. Judy J. Hauk Mr. H. R. Hawkins & Mrs. Susan K. Hawkins Honeywell Hometown Solutions .033*4508/ /+

Jane Buttrey Memorial Trust 1035- "/% 03

Mr. Frank Kittredge & The Very Rev. Dr. Cynthia B. Kittredge The Rev. Dr. Hilmer C. Krause, ’67 & Mrs. Laura A. Krause Mr. Andy Kretschmer & Mrs. Nancy Kretschmer Dr. Kenneth E. Lehrer & Mrs. Geraldine T. Lehrer The Rt. Rev. Gerald N. McAllister, ’00 & Mrs. Helen McAllister Mrs. Patricia McAlpin Dr. George L. McGonigle, ’84 & Mrs. Martha A. McGonigle

Mr. James M. Poteet The Rt. Rev. David M. Reed, ’83 & Mrs. Patti Reed The Rt. Rev. Gregory H. Rickel, ’96 & Mrs. Martha R. Rickel Mr. Tim Ryan & The Rev. Kathryn M. Ryan, ’92 St. James’ Episcopal ChurchAlexandria, LA St. Luke’s Episcopal Church ADA, OK

St. Paul’s Episcopal Church #&--*/()". 8"

St. Philip’s Episcopal Church +"$, 40/ .4

St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church 8*-40/ /$

The Rev. Dr. Douglas Travis & Mrs. Pamela Travis Mr. Harry C. Webb, Jr.

%0/03 )0/03 30-R A T H E R S O C I E T Y – Gifts of $1,000-$2,499

5IJT TPDJFUZ IPOPST $IBSMFT BOE &MMB 3BUIFS XIPTF FTUBUF IPNF CFDBNF UIF DBNQVT PG 4FNJOBSZ PG UIF 4PVUIXFTU

All Saints’ Episcopal Church "645*/ 5 9

All Saints’ Episcopal Church 1&33: 50/ 5 9

All Saints’ Episcopal Church (3&/"%" .4

Anonymous Austin Presbyterian Seminary "645*/ 5 9

Mr. Jerry Bain & Mrs. Barbara Bain Mr. Randy Baldwin & Ms. Nancy Springer-Baldwin, ’86 The Rev. Carissa Baldwin-McGinnis, ’07 & Ms. Pamela J. McGinnis Barber Foundation "#*-&/& 5 9

Mr. John B. Brock, III & Mrs. Dianne Brock Mr. G. Sidney Buchanan & Ms. Nell A. Richardson Mr. William H. Caine & Mrs. Kelley R. Caine Mr. John R. Castle, Jr. & Mrs. Dorothy Castle Cathedral of St. Andrew )0/0-6-6 )*

Mr. Donald Chase & Mrs. Shirley Chase Mr. Charles M. Christensen & Mrs. Carrielu B. Christensen Mr. James J. Coleman, Jr. The Rev. Nancy G. Coon, ’94 Mr. Harvey G. Cragon & Mrs. Henrietta H. Cragon Diocese of Colorado %&/7&3 $0

Diocese of Indianapolis */%*"/"10-*4 */

Diocese of Oklahoma 0,- ")0." $*5 : 0,

Diocese of Texas )06450/ 5 9

The Rev. S. G. Dirghalli & Mrs. Kira S. Dirghalli Mr. Carr P. Dishroon & Mrs. Janie C. Dishroon Mr. John L. Douglas & Mrs. Frances Douglas Dr. E. B. Edmondson The Rev. J. M. Ehmer, ’99 & Mrs. Sue-Ann W. Ehmer Episcopal Church of the Ascension %"-- "4 5 9

Evangelical Education Society "3-*/(50/ 7"

Mr. George Francisco & Mrs. Lisa Francisco Mr. James Fryer & Mrs. Linda Fryer Dr. William G. Gamel & Mrs. Nancy Gamel Mr. Robert T. Gammill, Jr. & Mrs. Mary Ann Gammill Mrs. Dolores R. Goble Grace Episcopal Church "-7*/ 5 9

Grace Episcopal Church $"/50/ .4

Mr. Tom Granger & Mrs. Elizabeth B. Granger Dr. Earl Grant & Mrs. Diane H. Finch Grant Dr. Robert A. Green & The Rev. Mary H. Green, ’92 Mr. Kirk R. Hagen & Mrs. Kendall W. Hagen Mr. W. R. Harp & Mrs. Maarit K. Harp Henrietta Hardtner Hutchinson Fund "-&9"/%3*" - "

Brother David L. Henton, BSG, ’09 Ms. Erika J. Hildebrandt The Rev. Anne K. Hoey, ’88 Mrs. Mikki Holman Holy Trinity Episcopal Church 1035 /&$)&4 5 9

Mr. John Hornsby, ’06 & Mrs. Kimberly Hornsby Howell Family Foundation )06450/ 5 9

The Rev. Christopher Jambor The Rev. Dr. J. P. Jameson, ’81 & Mrs. Paula W. Jameson Mr. Harris Kaffie & Mrs. Lynda Young Kaffie, ’06 Mr. Loren F. Kahle, Jr. & Mrs. Betty Kahle Mr. Martin Kohout & Mrs. Heather C. Kohout, ’99 The Ven. Don D. Lee, ’93 & Mrs. Karen Lee Ms. Jean D. Lehman Mr. Earl L. Lester, Jr. Mr. Tom E. Link & Mrs. Jennie Link The Rev. Canon George E. Luck & The Rev. Diana N. Luck The Rev. J. Hugh Magers & Mrs. Anita J. Magers Manchaca United Methodist Church ."/$)"$" 5 9

The Rt. Rev. J. S. Mayer, ’92 & Mrs. Kathy Mayer The Rev. Ernest W. McAfee, Jr., ’85 & Mrs. Diana D. McAfee The Rev. Gayle McCarty, ’09 Mr. Thomas E. McCullough & Mrs. Effie McCullough The Rev. Durstan R. McDonald, ’04 & Mrs. Ruth McDonald Mr. William K. McGee, Jr. & Mrs. Flo McGee Mr. William Merchant & Mrs. Kathleen Merchant The Rev. Patrick Miller, ’00 & Mrs. Allison Miller The Rev. Ralph B. Morgan, ’06 & Mrs. Terri Morgan The Rev. Janie K. Morris, ’90 Mrs. Mary N. Morse The Rev. Dr. Edwin B. Nettleton, ’66 & Mrs. Mary Nettleton Order of the Eastern Star "3-*/(50/ 5 9

Order of the Eastern Star 56.8"5&3 8"

The Rt. Rev. S. Todd Ousley, ’91 & Mrs. Ann S. Ousley Ms. Anne D. Owen Mrs. Mildred S. Park Dr. Gerry Phillips & Ms. Sara D. Phillips Dr. Lynwood P. Randolph & Mrs. Judith H. Randolph Mr. Robert Ratcliff & The Rev. Elizabeth Ratcliff, ’03 The Rev. Michael Russell & The Rev. Dr. Kathleen S. Russell Mrs. Sally B. Rutherford Dr. Arthur T. Sands & Dr. M. E. Sands Seminary of the Southwest Alumni Association "645*/ 5 9

The Rev. Lynn C. Shackelford, ’94 & Mrs. Shelby S. Shackelford The Rev. Carl S. Shannon, Jr., ’58 & Mrs. Carolyn J. Shannon Shell Oil Company Foundation 13*/$& 50/ /+

Mr. Charles T. Sikes & Mrs. Carole Sikes Mrs. Elizabeth J. Simpson The Rev. Jill Spruce, ’99 St. Barnabas Episcopal Church ODESSA, T X

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%0/03 )0/03 30-St. David’s Episcopal Church "645*/ 5 9

St. Mark’s Episcopal Church SAN ANTONIO, T X

St. Mark’s Episcopal Church "645*/ 5 9

St. Mary’s Episcopal Church $:13&44 5 9

St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church "645*/ 5 9

St. Matthias Episcopal Church 4)3&7&1035 - "

The Rev. Edward A. Sterling, III, ’57 The Scudder Association, Inc. 1)*- "%&-1)*" 1"

Mr. R.C. Thompson & Mrs. Billie Thompson The Very Rev. Barkley Thompson, ’03 & Mrs. Jill Thompson Mr. Michael Turner & The Rev. Dr. Sharon K. Turner, ’87

The Rev. S. Chadwick Vaughn, ’06 & Mrs. Amanda Vaughn Mr. Rufus Wallingford & The Rev. Katharine Wallingford The Rev. Jacob E. Way, III, ’08 & Mrs. Jean C. Way Ms. Kathleen Wells, ’07 Mr. James Whitton & Mrs. Barbara Whitton Mr. Karl Wulf & The Rev. Marta S. Weeks-Wulf, ’91, ’06

B L A N D Y S O C I E T Y – Gifts of $500-$999

5IF 7FSZ 3FWFSFOE (SBZ #MBOEZ XBT UIF ĂąSTU %FBO PG UIF 4FNJOBSZ

The Rev. James M. Abernathey, ’70 The Rev. Michael K. Adams All Saints Episcopal Church $0/$03% /$

Anonymous The Rev. Dr. Helen W. Appelberg, ’90 Ashtanga Yoga Center of Austin, LLC "645*/ 5 9

Auburn Theological Seminary /&8 :03, /:

Mrs. Jackie Batjer Rev. John M. Beebe, ’74 & Mrs. Kate E. Beebe Mr. Jim Bishop & Mrs. Elizabeth A. Bishop Mr. William R. Bond The Rev. Marvin M. Bond, ’58 & Mrs. Michael Louise Bond The Rev. David Boyd & The Rev. Catherine Boyd, ’06 The Rev. Alexander N. Breckinridge, IV, ’98 & Mrs. Jeanne Breckinridge Ms. Jane Briggs Mr. Paul Brown & The Rev. Dr. Winifred Mitchell, ’07 The Rev. Joseph W. Calhoun, Jr., ’02 & Mrs. Anna Calhoun, ’02 Caroline Church of Brookhaven 4& 5"6,& 5 /:

The Rev. Canon Jaime J. Case, ’94 & Mrs. Amy Case Christ Church Cathedral */%*"/"10-*4 */

Mr. Frederick L. Clement & Mrs. Donna Clement The Rev. Dr. Sean A. Cox, ’96 & Mrs. Katherine S. Cox Mr. Richard C. Craig & Mrs. Bonne Craig Mr. A. G. Crawford & Mrs. Charlotte Crawford Mr. John E. Culmer & Mrs. Kathy H. Culmer

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The Rev. Dr. Robert S. Dannals & Mrs. Valerie Dannals Mr. Michael Denny & Mrs. Julie Denny Diocese of Northwest Texas -6##0$, 5 9

Diocese of Southwest Florida 1"33*4) '-

Mrs. Susan P. Driver Emmanuel Episcopal Church .&3$&3 *4- "/% 8"

Emmanuel Episcopal Church 7*3(*/*" #&"$) 7"

Col. Janet H. Ferguson, USA (Ret.) The Rev. Martha Frances, ’99 Mr. Gregg Free & Mrs. JoLynn Free Mr. Tom C. Frost & Mrs. Pat Frost The Rev. William S. Gannon, ’62 & Mrs. Barbara G. Gannon Mr. Richard H. Gateley & The Rev. Gail N. Gateley, ’95 Mr. Thomas George The Rev. Dr. Kurt J. Gerhard, ’00 Mr. Willis H. Gilmore, Jr. & Dr. Elizabeth D. Gilmore, ’99 Mr. Robert Grudier & The Rev. Dr. Martha E. Stebbins, ’05 Mr. Thomas L. Hail & Mrs. Bitsey Hail Mr. Henry Harris & Mrs. Melinda Harris Mr. Tom Harrison & The Rev. Jody J. Harrison, ’07 Dr. William Z. H’Doubler & Dr. Carolyn H’Doubler The Rev. Canon A. Morgan Hickenlooper, ’93 & Mrs. Mary Hickenlooper Ms. Tara Elgin Holley Holy Comforter Episcopal Church "/(-& 50/ 5 9

Mr. McDonald K. Horne & Mrs. Martha J. Horne The Rev. Robert W. Horner & Mrs. Jane L. Horner Mr. Steve Hunt & Mrs. Kathryn D. Hunt IBM Matching Grants Program 3&4&"3$) 53*"/(-& 1"3, /$

The Rev. Dr. Nathan Jennings & The Rev. Kelly K. Jennings Mr. Francis Kay Mr. Stephen G. Kennedy & The Rev. Nan N. Kennedy, ’92 Mrs. Josephine Krouse, ’99 The Rev. Everett Lees, ’09 & Mrs. Kristin Lees The Rt. Rev. Gary R. Lillibridge & Mrs. Catherine Lillibridge Mr. Frederick W. Machell & Mrs. Claudia Machell Mr. Terrence Malick & Mrs. Alexandra W. Malick, ’97 The Rev. Jo R. Mann, ’85 Mr. Ronald E. Martin & Mrs. Betsey Martin The Rev. Ralph L. Masters, ’58 The Rev. Mikel McClain, ’77 McClane Brown Family Foundation WACO, T X

Mr. Jared Meaux & The Rev. Amy D. Meaux, ’02 The Rev. Susanne Methven, ’07 Mr. William Miller & Mrs. Leslie Miller The Rev. Patricia L. Miller, ’96 Mrs. Margaret Morford Order of the Daughters of the King #6-7&3%& 5 9

Mr. Duncan E. Osborne & Mrs. Elizabeth B. Osborne The Rev. Brent Owens, ’05 & Mrs. Malinda Owens Mr. Robert S. Pieringer & Mrs. Kay H. Pieringer, ’09

%0/03 )0/03 30-Mr. Hugh M. Ray, Jr. & Mrs. Carroll Ray Mr. Kaare J. Remme & Mrs. Brenda M. Remme Dr. Richard E. Rogers The Rev. Edward C. Rutland, ’55 & Mrs. Laura Rutland Mr. Rick Saylors & The Rev. Joann Saylors, ’10 Mr. William Scanlan, Jr. & Mrs. Cecil C. Scanlan Lt. Col. David M. Scheider, ’05 Mrs. Bebe Selig Mr. Chad Senuta & The Rev. Lisa A. Senuta, ’01 Mr. Tom E. Smalley & The Rev. Nancy T. Smalley, ’96 The Rev. John T. Smith, ’96 & Mrs. Sue M. Smith The Rev. Albert L. Snyder, ’85 St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church #3:"/ 5 9

St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church ."3*"//" "3

St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church (3"/% 3"1*%4 .*

St. David’s Episcopal Church SAN ANTONIO, T X

St. David’s Episcopal Church - "63*/#63( /$

St. Francis Episcopal Church )06450/ 5 9

St. James’ Episcopal Church 1035 (*#40/ .4

St. James’ Episcopal Church - " (3"/(& 5 9

Mr. Robert St. John St. John’s Episcopal Church 56-4" 0,

St. Mark’s Episcopal Church

St. Peter’s Episcopal Church PASADENA, T X

Mr. Colin Strother & Mrs. Jennielle Strother Mr. Larry E. Temple & Mrs. Louann Temple Trinity Episcopal Church EDNA, T X

The Rev. Timothy J. Turner, ’91 & Mrs. Elizabeth Turner The Rev. Lera Tyler, ’09 Mr. Ted Walters & Mrs. Chesley Walters The Rev. Dr. Joyce M. Wilkinson, ’01 Ms. Karlinne Wulf-Lamphear Mr. James C. Wynne, Jr.† & Mrs. Bitsy Wynne Mr. Herbert A. Yarbrough, III & Mrs. Paula Yarbrough

)06450/ 5 9

St. Mary’s Episcopal Church &- %03"%0 "3

S E M I N A R Y C R O S S S O C I E T Y – Gifts of $250-$499

The Seminary Cross distinctively stands outside the chapel for all people passing by as well as forming a reflective background for the altar within the chapel.

Dr. Richard J. Alexander The Rev. Judith Alexis, ’06 All Saints’ Episcopal Church $".&30/ 5 9

Ms. Jessica Attas Austin Eating Disorder Specialists "645*/ 5 9

The Rt. Rev. Dr. David E. Bailey, ’79, ’12 & Mrs. Anne J. Bailey The Rev. Stuart A. Bates, ’96 & Mrs. Lisa Bates Dr. John W. Batty & Dr. Diane Sansonetti Mr. Richard A. Belden The Rev. Dr. William M. Bennett, ’97 & Mrs. Molly A. Bennett Ms. Mary A. Best, ’06 Dr. Steven Bishop Mr. Richard Bowman & Mrs. Lisa Bowman Mr. John K. Boyce, Jr. & Mrs. Sidney S. Boyce Mr. Peter M. Boyd & Mrs. Dorinda Boyd The Rev. Miles R. Brandon, II & Mrs. Ashley Brandon, ’09 Mrs. Naomi H. Brown

The Most Rev. Edmond L. Browning, D.D., ’95 & Mrs. Patricia A. Browning Mrs. Annabelle Catterall Christ Church Episcopal 56-4" 0,

Christ Episcopal Church ."%*40/ */

Church of the Saviour JACK SON, NC

Mrs. Flora C. Crichton Mr. M. H. Crockett, Jr. Mr. William O. Cromwell, III & Mrs. McCraw Cromwell Mr. Mark Davis & Mrs. Rebecca N. Davis The Rev. Thomas W. Deppe, ’03 & Mrs. Debbie Deppe Diocese of Dallas %"-- "4 5 9

Mr. Samuel P. Doerr & The Rev. Nan L. Doerr, ’00 Mr. W. S. Downs, Jr. & Mrs. Elizabeth H. Downs Dubose Scholarship Fund )6/547*--& "-

Mr. Michael P. Duhon & Mrs. Mary H. Duhon

The Rev. Thomas W. Fiske, ’02 & Mrs. Mary Catherine Fiske Flora Cameron Foundation SAN ANTONIO, T X

Mr. Robert Fowler & Mrs. Jean Fowler The Rev. Paul Fromberg, ’90 The Rev. Richard Frontjes, ’06 & The Rev. Stacy Walker-Frontjes, ’06 The Rev. Robert J. Gates, Jr., ’78 & Mrs. Georgia Lynn Gates Ms. Virginia M. Goetter The Rev. Robert P. Goolsby, ’05 & Mrs. Karla G. Goolsby The Rev. James M. Grace Grace Episcopal Church -- "/0 5 9

Mr. Larry Graham & Mrs. Jane Graham The Rev. Jason M. Haddox, ’00 & Mrs. Shannon Haddox Mr. Lee Hampton & Mrs. Callie Hampton Mrs. Carolyn Harris-Hynson Mr. George W. Hausler & Mrs. Carol R. Hausler Continued on following page...

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%0/03 )0/03 30-Mr. R. C. Heidrick & Mrs. Catherine Heidrick The Rt. Rev. Rayford B. High, Jr. & Mrs. Patricia High The Rev. J. C. Hines & The Rev. Lisa S. Hines, ’07 The Rev. David B. Hodges, ’96 & Mrs. Lisa Hodges Mr. Orman J. Hubbard & Mrs. Bonnie Hubbard The Rev. Turner E. Hubby, III, ’87 & Mrs. Martha Hubby The Rev. Charles H. Huffman, ’66 & Mrs. Carolyn Huffman The Rt. Rev. Sam B. Hulsey, ’98 & Mrs. Isabelle N. Hulsey Mr. Michael Huston & Mrs. Mary Ann Huston, ’10 Mr. Steve Isphording & Mrs. Judith Isphording Mr. Michael Q. Jannasch & Mrs. Terri Jannasch Mr. John S. Jockusch Mr. Philip J. John & Mrs. Josephine John The Rev. Christopher A. Johnson, ’00 & Mrs. Debra E. Johnson Mr. David Johnston The Rev. Scott Jones, ’07 & Mrs. Yolanda Jones The Rev. Roger Joslin, ’05 The Rt. Rev. Edward Konieczny Mr. Kris Krieg The Rev. Lacy Largent, ’90 Mr. Michael Lawyer & The Rev. Cara Spaccarelli, ’06 Mr. F. C. Lippincott & Mrs. Eva Lippincott The Rev. William Livingston, ’99 & The Rev. Diane Livingston The Rev. Trawin E. Malone, ’83 & Mrs. Melissa Malone The Rev. Mary Lou Mannschreck, ’07 Mary B. and James K. Jennings Charitable Foundation )06450/ 5 9

Mr. Kirk Mason & The Rev. Lisa Mason, ’09 The Rt. Rev. Larry E. Maze, ’72 & Mrs. Beth D. Maze The Rev. Dr. James P. McGehee, Sr., ’87 & Mrs. Bobby McGehee Mr. John C. Miller & Mrs. Jeannine Miller The Rev. Edwin L. Miller, Jr., ’68 The Rev. James S. Miner, II, ’67 & Mrs. Elizabeth W. Miner Mr. Robert Montgomery & The Rev. Dr. Rhoda S. Montgomery, ’01

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The Rev. Dr. Robert J. Moore, ’75 & Mrs. Nancy E. Moore The Rev. Stephen B. Morris, ’94 & Mrs. Jayne Morris The Rev. A. Phillips Nazro, Jr., ’66 & Dr. Lucy C. Nazro, ’66, ’04 The Rev. Ann J. Nelson, ’84 Mr. Lip Norvell & Mrs. Cinnie Norvell Mr. Richard A. Oppel & Mrs. Carol V. Oppel, ’99 Mr. Harry Phillips & Mrs. Madge Phillips The Rev. John W. Phillips, ’60 & Mrs. Ann Phillips The Very Rev. Anthony R. Pompa, ’91 & Mrs. Felicia S. Pompa Dr. James Prentice & Dr. Linda G. Prentice The Rev. Hunt Priest, ’05 & Mrs. Lisa Priest The Rev. Michael W. Richardson, ’97 & Mrs. Jo Ellen Richardson Mr. John A. Rickard & Mrs. Frances Rickard The Rev. Albert R. Rodriguez, ’96 & Mrs. La Verne Rodriguez The Rev. Roland Rose & The Rev. Josie Rose, ’03 Mr. Matthew P. Rotan & Mrs. Elizabeth Rotan Ms. Trula W. Russek The Rev. Kevin L. Schubert, ’07 & Mrs. Heather Schubert Mr. Robert G. Schwartz, III & Mrs. Theresa L. Schwartz The Rev. Wesley Sedlacek, ’02 & The Rev. Carol Sedlacek Cdr. Robert B. Segal, USN (Ret.) & Mrs. Patricia J. Segal Mr. Sidney M. Shackelford & Mrs. Phyllis B. Shackelford Shepherds for the Savior .0/5(0.&3: 5 9

Mr. M. J. Shipman The Rev. Richard E. Simpson, ’81 & Mrs. Janet M. Simpson Mr. John Spong St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church #3"$,& 5 5 7*--& 5 9

St. Christopher’s Episcopal Church #"/%&3" 5 9

St. Christopher’s Episcopal Church -6##0$, 5 9

St. James’ Episcopal Church %"-)"35 5 9

St. John’s Episcopal Church $&/5&3 5 9

St. Lukes Episcopal Church *%")0 '"--4 *%

St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church $)*1-&: '-

St. Michael and All Angels 4)".30$, 5 9

St. Michael and All Angels -*)6& )*

St. Patrick’s Episcopal Church #30,&/ "3308 0,

St. Paul’s Episcopal Church %&, "-# *-

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St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church '035 450$, 50/ 5 9

Ms. Harriet Stephens The Rev. Margaret Sterchi, ’01 Mr. John E. Taylor The Rev. Timothy Thaden, ’04 & Mrs. Kathy Thaden Mrs. Ann G. Trammell Dr. George J. Vassar & Mrs. Jill H. Vassar The Rev. Robert P. Viggiano, ’99 & Mrs. Karen Viggiano Mrs. Joyce B. Von Bothmer Ms. Karen Voss Mr. Henry M. Walker & Mrs. Theresa P. Walker, ’89 The Rev. Canon Daniel J. Webster, ’96 & Mrs. Meredith Gould The Rev. Paul B. Wehner, ’01 & Mrs. Sherry S. Wehner The Rev. Robert E. Welch, ’89 Mr. Andrew F. West & Mrs. Amanda N. West Mr. Thomas L. Whaley & Mrs. Patricia P. Whaley Mr. Phillip F. Wiggins & Mrs. Donell Wiggins The Rev. Linda R. Wilson, ’93 The Rev. Charles G. Woehler, ’77 & Mrs. Kathryn Woehler Mrs. Anne Wood The Rev. Michael H. Wyckoff & Mrs. Martha Wyckoff

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This society is named for the live oak trees, true beauties of creation, which shade the seminary campus.

Mr. W. Kendall Adam & The Rev. Canon Betty C. Adam, ’90 Mr. Elbert E. Adkins & Mrs. Ann F. Adkins Ms. Susan Y. Affolter The Rev. Martin L. Agnew, Jr., & Mrs. Patricia J. Agnew The Rev. Richard J. Aguilar, ’86 & Mrs. Janet Aguilar Ms. Paige Alam The Rev. Dr. Javier Alanis, ’92 Mr. M. J. Aldrich & Mrs. Linda H. Aldrich The Rev. William T. Alford, ’94 & The Rev. Canon Katherine G. Harrigan Mr. George Allen & Mrs. Bonnie Allen Mr. Donald F. Allen & Mrs. Carolyn S. Allen Mr. Norman Allen & Mrs. Jeanne S. Allen Mr. James E. Allison, III & Ms. Ann P. Watson Dr. Marinel M. Ammenheuser The Rev. Gene R. Anderson, ’64 & Mrs. Suzan L. Anderson Ms. Joy Anderson Ms. Sharon Anderson Mr. Robert G. Armstrong & Mrs. Sara Armstrong Mr. Cyril E. Arney & Mrs. Angela M. Arney Mr. Sohrab Azima & Ms. Irene C. Cawi-Azima The Rev. N. L. Back Dr. Scott Bader-Saye & The Rev. Demery Bader-Saye The Rev. Paul M. Bailey, ’86 & Mrs. Laurie Bailey Mr. Scott F. Bailey, Jr., & Mrs. Mary L. Bailey Mrs. Evelyn Bailey Dr. Anthony D. Baker & Mrs. Allison Baker The Rev. Canon Allan Baldwin, ’65 Mr. Paul W. Barker & Mrs. Diana Barker Mr. E. W. Barnett & Mrs. Peggy Barnett Mr. Charles M. Barrineau & Mrs. Barrineau Mrs. Margaret V. Barton The Rev. David F. Beer, ’79 & Mrs. Ruth Beer Ms. Margaret Beesley Mr. Ronald W. Bell & Mrs. Mavis Bell Mrs. Ann S. Belury Mrs. Josephine F. Berg Dr. Alfred Bessell, III & Mrs. Mary Lynn Bessell

Mr. Robert J. Biehl & Mrs. Marilyn A. Biehl Mr. John C. Boehm & Mrs. Jean J. Boehm Mr. William Bowden & The Rev. Teresa Bowden, ’01 Ms. Nancy Boyd Mr. J. C. Brandt & Mrs. Helen Brandt Mr. John Braun & Mrs. Trina P. Braun Col. Joseph R. Brown Dr. Willis E. Brown, Jr., & Mrs. Elizabeth A. Brown Mr. James P. Browning, Jr., & Mrs. Lisa R. Browning Mr. Elvin D. Brownlee, Jr., & Mrs. Linda R. Brownlee The Rev. Todd A. Bryant, ’06 & Mrs. Kimberly Bryant Mr. T. J. Burnett, Jr. Mr. Walter D. Burnham & Mrs. Patricia M. Burnham Ms. Jane R. Burruss Mr. Robert C. Bux & Mrs. Sue Ellen Bux Ms. Susan C. Buzbee Lt. Col. Nelda R. Cade (Ret.) The Rev. William B. Calhoun, III, ’82 & Mrs. Judith Calhoun Mr. Thomas H. Carskadden & Mrs. Kathleen Carskadden The Rev. Cynthia Caruso, ’13 The Rev. Michael Chalk The Rt. Rev. Gordon T. Charlton, Jr., ’90 Mr. David H. Charlton & Mrs. Wendy M. Charlton Christ Episcopal Church .&/" "3

Church of the Good Shepherd 4"/ "/(&-0 5 9

Church of the Incarnation 4"-*/" , 4

Church of the Redeemer *37*/( 5 9

Dr. James V. Clark & Mrs. Martha Clark The Rev. E. Roland Clemons, ’82 & Mrs. Catherine Clemons The Rev. H. Milton Cole & The Rev. Mary C. Duvall, ’96 Mr. Rogers Coleman The Rev. Stanley P. Collins, ’83 & Mrs. Carole Collins The Rev. Peter M. Conaty, ’87 & Mrs. Susan Conaty Mr. Geoffrey Connor

The Very Rev. Johnny W. Cook, ’84 & Mrs. Mary P. Cook, ’84 The Rev. Dr. Charles J. Cook, ’74 & Mrs. Christina W. Cook Mr. Thomas B. Cowden & Mrs. Margaret C. Cowden The Rev. Gary Cox, ’06 Mr. Sean Craypo & Mrs. Rian Craypo Mr. Barry F. Crossman & Mrs. Nancy Crossman Mr. Dave Daily & The Rev. Teresa W. Daily, ’08 Mr. Gary E. Darby & Mrs. Susan Darby The Rev. Milbrew Davis, ’70 & Mrs. Shirley Davis Col. Marion M. Davis, Jr., & Mrs. Ida Davis Mr. H. Lee Davis & Mrs. Jayne Davis Mr. John Davis & Mrs. Jill K. Davis Mr. Robert D. Dennett & Mrs. Sally Dennett The Rev. Mark H. Diebel, ’88 & Mrs. Beth Diebel The Rev. Donald H. Dinwiddie, ’72 The Rt. Rev. Herbert A. Donovan, Jr., & Dr. Mary Donovan, ’93 The Rev. John C. Donovan, ’57 & Mrs. Jo-Al H. Donovan Dooley Family Foundation SAN ANTONIO, T X

Mr. Gardner Dudley & Mrs. Elizabeth Dudley Mr. David C. Earhart The Rev. Douglas Earle, ’84 & The Rev. Mary C. Earle, ’87 Mr. Frank Eastman & Mrs. Kay Eastman The Rev. G. D. Eberly Mr. John W. Eccles & Mrs. Rita Eccles Mr. Melvin L. Eckhoff & Mrs. Lydia Blanchard Dr. Chris Ellery & The Rev. Celia Ellery, ’05 The Rev. Canon Angela Emerson, ’06 Mr. Bill Ennis, Sr. & The Rev. Canon Martha S. Vasquez, ’95 The Rev. John P. Fabre, ’09 & Mrs. Barbara Fabre The Rev. Beth A. Fain, ’92 Mr. Thomas E. Fanning & Mrs. Anna J. Fanning† The Rev. Scott O. Fisher, ’76 Continued on following page...

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%0/03 )0/03 30-The Rt. Rev. Jeff W. Fisher & Mrs. Susan S. Fisher Ms. Lisa M. Fitzpatrick, ’12 Mr. Charles A. Floto The Rt. Rev. James E. Folts & Mrs. Sandra Folts Mr. Bill R. Frazer & Mrs. Jean Frazer Mrs. Mary N. Frucella Mr. Jerry Fulenwider Mrs. Margaret L. Furse The Rev. Stephen L. Gable, ’67 & Ms. Marcia B. Bryan The Rev. Mary E. Glover, ’01 Mr. Robert T. Gowan Mr. Gregory A. Gray & Ms. Sharon J. Bell Mr. Robert W. Gray & Mrs. Joyce E. Gray Mr. Al Green & The Rev. Patricia O. Green, ’00 Mr. C. M. Green & Mrs. Joyce B. Green The Rev. Daphne B. Grimes, ’85 Mr. Richard D. Grove Mr. Richard L. Gruber & Mrs. Laura W. Gruber The Rev. Steve Gruman, ’90 The Rev. LeRoy Hammon, ’03 & Mrs. Ina L. Alumbaugh Dr. James W. Hampton, M.D. & The Rev. Canon Carol M. Hampton, ’98 Ms. Virginia Hardy Mr. Lawrence Harrison & The Rev. Sherridan S. Harrison, ’94 Mrs. Madelyn H. Hauser The Rev. Daryl T. Hay, ’03 & Mrs. Terri Hay Mr. Virgil K. Hay & Mrs. Leslie A. Hay Mr. Carl Hayes & Mrs. Patricia A. Hayes Dr. Harold Hedges & The Rev. Merry Helen Hedges, ’91 Mrs. Betty Hellmann, Jr. The Rev. Warren Hicks, ’03 & Mrs. Mary Hicks Ms. Roxanne K. Hill, ’98 The Rev. Frances A. Hills, ’91 Mr. Thomas R. Holland & Mrs. Jane G. Holland The Rev. Scott Hollenbeck, ’05 & Mrs. Dawn Hollenbeck Mr. George Horton & Mrs. Susan Horton, ’11 Ms. Ora Houston The Rev. C. Kern Huff, ’94 & Mrs. Rebecca J. Huff The Rev. Eric P. Hungerford, ’10 & Mrs. Shyla R. Hungerford

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Mr. Thomas Husbands & Mrs. Carol D. Husbands, ’02 Mrs. Dixie S. Hutchinson The Rev. H. B. Jackson, Jr., ’59 Mr. John W. Jacobson & Mrs. Elizabeth B. Jacobson Mr. Philip M. Jardim & Mrs. Virginia Jardim Mr. Steve Johnson & The Rev. Katherine Johnson, ’10 The Rev. Ann R. Johnson, ’06 Mr. John Johnson & Mrs. Cheryl Johnson Mrs. Gayle Johnson Mr. Richard Jones & The Rev. Janice L. Jones, ’08 Ms. Caroline C. Jones Mr. Theodore R. Karros & Mrs. Dolores Karros Mr. James M. Keck & Mrs. Barbara Keck Mrs. Sandra Kelley The Rev. Linda L. Kelly Mr. James B. Kershaw The Rev. Kenneth W. Kesselus, ’72 & Mrs. Toni Kesselus Dr. James E. Key, II & Mrs. Betty W. Key The Rev. William Kindel, ’07 The Rev. Stephen W. Kinney, ’84 & Mrs. Gwen Kinney Mr. Art Kirby & The Rev. Deana Kirby, ’05 Mr. William S. Kjellstrand & Mrs. Leslie Kjellstrand Ms. Patricia C. Knight The Rev. Kelly M. Koonce, ’02 & Mrs. Kimberly Koonce The Rev. David M. Koskela, ’77 & Mrs. Jane Koskela Mr. Christopher Kraft, Jr., & Mrs. Betty A. Kraft Ms. Susan Kullerd, ’11 The Rev. T. E. Lakeman, ’59 & Mrs. Linda C. Lakeman Mrs. Elizabeth Lange Ms. Kathleen E. LeBrun The Rev. Theodore R. Lewis, Jr., ’82 & Mrs. Martha D. Lewis Mr. Herbert H. Lewis, Jr., & Mrs. Doris F. Lewis The Rev. James V. Liberatore, ’85 & Mrs. Christine Liberatore Mrs. Kay R. Light The Rev. Torey L. Lightcap, ’04 & Mrs. Jacquie W. Lightcap The Rev. Stephanie Linscott, ’96 Mr. Lloyd Lochridge Mr. George M. Luhn, Jr., & Mrs. Hope Luhn

Ms. Janet L. Luther Mr. Douglas G. MacLean & Mrs. Suzanne B. MacLean The Rt. Rev. James B. Magness, ’77 & Mrs. Carolyn H. Magness The Rev. Derrill Manley, ’77 & Mrs. Cynthia Manley Mr. Carl Martin & Mrs. Hilary Martin, ’06 Mr. Earle P. Martin, Jr., ’58 & Mrs. Kristi S. Martin The Very Rev. Lyle F. Martin, ’90 & Mrs. La Vona Martin The Rev. A. R. Matthews, Jr., ’77 & Mrs. Jane R. Matthews Mr. John Matthews Mr. Wendell Mayes, Jr., & Mrs. Mary Jane Mayes Mr. Marshall L. McAulay, Jr. The Rev. James McClain, ’91 & Mrs. Kercida McClain Mrs. Shirley McCord The Rev. Stanley McGraw & The Rev. Jean McGraw, ’10 Mr. Timothy McIntire & The Rev. Canon Rhonda Smith McIntire, ’96 Mr. Larry L. McMullen & Mrs. Marilyn A. McMullen The Rev. Michael W. Michie, ’99 & Mrs. Laurie Michie The Rev. William B. Miller, ’89 Mrs. Eugenia Miller Mr. Paul H. Mock & Mrs. Mock Mr. Dan Montgomery & Mrs. Betty Montgomery The Rev. Ray R. Morgan, III, ’05 & Mrs. Marie Morgan Dr. Francis A. Morris, Jr. Mr. Michael Murray & Mrs. Mary Murray Ms. Marion Murray Ms. Eugenia R. Nash Mr. Dennis E. Neal & Mrs. Lyda L. Neal Mrs. Carol C. Nelson Dr. Judith Newman Mr. Ralph M. Novak, Jr., & Mrs. Amy Novak Col. Michael N. Parker Mr. Paul A. Parker & Mrs. Jean Rogers Mr. Frank Parker & Mrs. Carolyn Parker Mr. Dow Patterson & The Rev. Jane Patterson, ’93 Mrs. Louie M. Payne Mr. Tim Peoples & The Rev. Christina J. Robertson, ’11

%0/03 )0/03 30-Mr. Jerry C. Perciful & Mrs. Mary H. Perciful The Rev. James D. Perdue, ’08 & Mrs. Donna Perdue The Rev. Carol R. Petty, ’05 The Rev. James M. Pevehouse, ’12 & Mrs. Brandy Pevehouse Mr. Philip J. Pfister & The Rev. Kathleen Pfister, ’10 Dr. Daniel F. Pigg Mr. Dick Pollard & Mrs. Susan F. Pollard The Rev. Douglas S. Pollock, ’79 & Mrs. Carol Pollock Mr. William H. Powell & Mrs. Julia R. Powell Mr. John C. Powers The Rev. Aaron Raulerson, ’01 & Mrs. Rebecca Raulerson Mr. James R. Raup Mr. C. Fount Ray Mr. Edward A. Razim, III & The Rev. Genevieve L. Razim Mr. John T. Reding & Mrs. Carolyn L. Reding, ’10 The Rev. Katherine G. Riggs, ’81 Mr. Jack C. Robertson & Mrs. Susan Robertson Dr. William Robinson & The Rev. Dorothy L. Robinson, ’92 Ms. Beverly Rodgers The Rev. Katherine Rodriguez, ’10 Mr. Con Rusling & Mrs. Barbara Rusling, ’09 The Rev. R. C. Rutherford, Jr., ’58 & Mrs. Roxann R. Rutherford Mrs. Harriet I. Rutland Dr. Brian Sayers, ’11 & Mrs. Maryann Sayers The Rev. D. E. Schnaufer, ’70 & Mrs. Thiela L. Schnaufer The Rev. Jacqueline M. Sebro, ’93 Mr. Lindsay O. Sharpe & Ms. Joan Sharpe Mr. James Shiner & Mrs. Lynn P. Shiner The Rev. Edgar E. Shippey, ’62 & Mrs. Tina M. Shippey Mr. I. M. Singer, Jr., & Mrs. Martha Singer Mr. John Skaggs & Mrs. Sally Skaggs Ms. Audrey N. Slate Mr. Raymond Smith & The Rev. Cecilia M. Smith, ’90 Mr. Stuart Smith & Mrs. Elizabeth B. Smith Mr. Charles L. Smith, Jr. Smith Bunday, Berman Britton, P.S. #&--&76& 8"

Mr. Lee Snodgrass & Mrs. Madelyn K. Snodgrass The Rt. Rev. Onell A. Soto & Mrs. Nina Soto Mr. E. L. Speir & The Rev. Susan E. Speir, ’00 Mr. James M. Spellings & Mrs. Darlene Spellings Mr. Bryan Sperry The Rev. John Spicer, ’02 & Mrs. Ann Spicer, ’02 St. Alban’s Episcopal Church )06450/ 5 9

St. George’s Episcopal Church CANYON, T X

St. James’ Episcopal School "645*/ 5 9

St. Luke’s Episcopal Church 8".&(0 , 4

St. Mark’s Episcopal Church $0-&."/ 5 9

St. Paul’s Episcopal Church "-564 0,

Ms. Joyce A. Statz Mr. Charles E. Stehr & Mrs. Dorothy H. Stehr Mr. James W. Stevens & Ms. Janie Stevens Mr. Steve Stringer & The Rev. Stacy B. Stringer, ’08 Mr. Larry L. Strotheide & The Rev. Cassandra Strotheide, ’05 The Rev. David Sugeno, ’06 & Mrs. Amy Sugeno Mrs. Ruth S. Sugeno Mr. Shawn Svoboda-Barber & The Rev. Helen C. Svoboda-Barber, ’98 Mr. Billy Swinnea & The Rev. Stephanie B. Swinnea, ’05 Mrs. Jo Betsy L. Szebehely Mr. William F. Taber & Mrs. Gail F. Taber The Very Rev. Steven Thomason, ’04 & Mrs. Katherine Thomason Mr. Michael R. Thomasson & Mrs. Dee Ann Thomasson Mrs. Marian Thornberry The Rev. Canon Thomas E. Tiller, Jr., ’58 & Mrs. Frances Tiller The Rev. Samuel Todd The Rev. Bowman Townsend, ’03 & Mrs. Beth Townsend The Rev. Pamela Traver, ’05 Trinity Episcopal Church %&3*%%&3 - "

The Rt. Rev. Makoto N. Uematsu, ’82 & Mrs. Michiyo Uematsu

Mr. Claus D. Ufer & Mrs. Amy Ufer Mr. Gary Underwood & Mrs. Anne Underwood Mr. Juan Vallhonrat & Mrs. Eleanor Vallhonrat Dr. Robert L. Van Dervoort & The Rev. V. Ann Van Dervoort, ’95 Mr. Stephen Vano & The Rev. Mary Vano, ’03 Dr. Michael P. Vaughn, M.D. & Mrs. Adrianne Vaughn Mr. Thomas Walker & The Rev. Mary L. Walker, ’87 Mr. Don Walker & Ms. Jane L. Stone, ’08 Dr. William O. Walker, Jr. Mr. Tigh A. Walters The Rev. Shun-Chi Wang, ’76 The Rev. Erin J. Warde, ’12 The Rev. Theodore J. Wardlaw Mr. David M. Watson & Mrs. Cynthia C. Christner Mr. F. S. Wattinger & Mrs. Betty Wattinger Mr. Pool Webb & Mrs. Jane M. Wolf Mr. Jim Webster & The Rev. Valerie Webster, ’05 Dr. Dennis A. Weigand & Mrs. Janet Weigand Ms. Peg Welch Mr. William Weldon & Mrs. Morey M. Weldon, ’96 Mr. Carl N. Whatley & Mrs. Louanne Whatley Mr. Kurt S. Wiesner, Sr. & Mrs. Mary Ann Wiesner Mr. S. D. Wiggin & Mrs. Kathy A. Wiggin Mr. Roger C. Williams & The Rev. Sharon V. Williams, ’87 Mr. Kenneth Williams & Mrs. Jane Williams Mr. David W. Williamson & Mrs. Angela Williamson The Rev. Mary E. Wilson The Rev. Robert G. Windsor Rev. Frank A. Wolf, ’95 & Mrs. Marian M. Wolf Mrs. Beverly Wolfrum The Rev. Dr. George H. Woodard, ’61† & Mrs. Lucila G. Woodward Mr. Alan S. Woodham & Mrs. Anne B. Woodham The Rev. Kirk A. Woodliff, ’01 & Mrs. Tricia Woodliff The Rev. Robert Woody, ’99 & Mrs. Julie Woody, ’11 Ms. Joan K. Wyon Lt. Col. Dolores Yoder Ms. Heather Zdancewicz The Rev. Matthew S. Zimmermann, ’96 & Mrs. Catherine A. Zimmerman

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%0/03 )0/03 30-GIFTS TO $99

The Rev. James L. Abbott & Dr. Louise C. Abbott The Rev. Juan M. Acosta, ’78 & Mrs. Mary Ann Acosta Ms. Alicia Alcantara Ms. Jennifer Austin The Rev. Hank W. Austin Mr. Jeff Autrey & Mrs. Pam Autrey Mr. Clifford L. Barr & Mrs. Lucile P. Barr† The Rev. Dr. Paul T. Barton & Mrs. Beth A. Barton Mr. Michael F. Becker & Mrs. Heather A. Becker The Rev. Maurice E. Beckham, Jr., ’08 & Mrs. Laura Beckham Dr. Michael Bedford & Mrs. Marilyn Bedford The Rev. John R. Bentley & Mrs. Pamela Z. Bentley The Rev. John E. Binford, ’72 & Mrs. Clara A. Binford Dr. Michael Bishop & Mrs. Kathy Bishop Mr. Thomas S. Blackwell The Rev. Charles K. Blanck, ’64 & Mrs. Margaret Blanck Ms. Patricia Bliss Mr. Marty Booth & Mrs. Peggy Booth The Rev. Matthew R. Boulter, ’09 & Mrs. Bouquet Boulter Mrs. Jayne A. Boyce Mrs. Diana Braly Mr. William T. Bray & Mrs. Judith W. Bray The Rev. Susanna Brosseau, ’13 Mr. George A. Brown, Sr. Mrs. Dorothy Browne The Rev. Canon William R. Bryant & Mrs. Judith B. Bryant Mr. John Burnett & Mrs. Virginia Burnett Mrs. Mary E. Campbell Mr. William S. Cannon & Mrs. Carolyn Cannon Mr. Gary Carpenter & Mrs. Ellen Carpenter The Rev. Willard Carter, ’04† & Mrs. Judy Carter The Rev. Sandra Casey-Martus, ’95 The Rev. Herbert H. Catlin, ’58 & Mrs. Elizabeth Catlin Mr. William E. Cawlfield & Mrs. Cawlfield Ms. Judith Cayton Chevron Matching Grants Program 4"/ 3".0/ $"

Mr. Nicholas W. Classen & Mrs. Linda Classen Ms. Marcyn Clements Mr. Donald B. Colbath & Mrs. Sue A. Colbath † Deceased 32

Ms. Claire M. Colombo, ’12 Mr. Richard A. Comstock & Mrs. Mary B. Comstock The Rev. William E. Cook, ’83 & Mrs. Joan Cook Mr. Michael Cunniff Mr. Francis J. Davies & Ms. Antha A. Adkins Mr. Ed D. Davis & Mrs. Elizabeth D. Davis Mr. James M. De Graaf & Mrs. Joan M. De Graaf Mr. Ciaran T. Dean-Jones The Rev. William B. Dearman, Jr., ’58 & Mrs. Mary Joyce Dearman Ms. Linda Dienno Mr. Bleckley Dobbs & Mrs. Sharon M. Dobbs The Rev. Canon Raymond P. Dugan, ’60 & Mrs. Nancy H. Dugan Ms. Linda S. Duke, ’05 The Rev. Hugh C. Duncan, ’81 & Mrs. Beverly L. Duncan The Rev. John S. Dunham, ’71 & Mrs. Susan Dunham Mr. William Dunn & Mrs. Barbara Dunn Mr. Kelly J. Dwyer & Ms. Allison Dwyer The Rev. Nicolas R. Dyke, ’77 & Mrs. Kathleen Dyke Dr. Norma N. Faubion Ms. Patricia Feille The Rev. Edward W. Fellhauer, ’87 & The Rev. Sheila R. Fellhauer, ’87 Ms. Linda G. Fields Mr. William M. Fiorello, ’11 Mr. Robert L. Flynn Mr. James E. Foscue & Mrs. Lynn E. Foscue Ms. Sarah T. Foscue Mr. William J. Gage & Mrs. Gage The Rev. William G. Gartig, ’77 & Ms. Barbara E. Rees Mr. Arthur E. Geers Mr. Rick Geyer & Ms. Ginger Geyer, ’04 Mr. Dean Gies & The Rev. Sally Maxwell, ’08 The Rev. Dr. John Kirkland Graham, ’94 & Mrs. Patsy Graham Mr. John M. Gray, Jr. & Ms. Cindra D. Gray The Rev. David J. Greer & Mrs. Barbara Greer The Rev. Dorothy A. Gremillion, ’00 Mrs. Mary Grissom, ’61 & The Rev. Billy C. Grissom† The Rev. Thomas L. Haifley, ’78 Mr. Darius Hall & Mrs. Dodie Hall Mr. Michael Harrington

Mr. Russell Harwood & Mrs. Carol Harwood The Rev. William W. Haugh, ’81 & Mrs. Nancy Haugh Mrs. James Hawley & Mrs. Editha M. Hawley Ms. Patricia J. Hayford The Rev. Arnold W. Hearn & Mrs. Patricia Hearn Ms. Sara Heinze, ’90 Ms. Elizabeth Hendrix The Rev. Christine R. Hertlein, ’12 The Rev. John M. Holt† The Rev. Roger A. Hungerford, ’12 & Mrs. Elizabeth Hungerford Ms. Aubrey E. Hunter The Rev. Neil F. Innes, ’79 & Mrs. Mary Ann Innes The Rev. Dr. Micah T. Jackson & Mrs. Laura Jackson, ’12 The Rev. James F. Jannucci, ’78 Ms. Ellen Jockusch Mr. James M. Johnson, Jr. Mr. Patrick Jordan & Ms. Beth A. Jordan Dr. Stephen G. Katsinas & Dr. Rene P. Katsinas The Rev. George M. Keeble, ’85 & Mrs. Gay C. Keeble The Rev. Ronald D. Keel, ’05 & Mrs. Victoria H. Erickson Dr. Donald Keeney & Mrs. Rachel T. Keeney The Rev. Stephen W. Kidd, ’10 & Mrs. Melanie L. Kidd Mr. Stuart M. King & Mrs. Jean W. King Mr. Billy W. Kingery & Mrs. Shirley L. Kingery Mr. John Kingslight & The Rev. Kathleen Kingslight, ’93 Mr. Michael Kinsey, ’91 Dr. Terrence A. Kuhlmann & Mrs. Mary Ann Kuhlmann Ms. Jennifer P. Langston The Rev. William G. Laucher & Mrs. Cheryl C. Laucher The Rev. Bradley Laycock, ’99 & The Rev. Letitia Smith, ’99 The Rev. Andrew D. Lobban, ’11 & Mrs. Olga Lobban Mr. James E. Lockart, III Mr. Gary Loden & Mrs. Sally Loden Mr. Joe Lostracco & Mrs. Ruth Ann Lostracco Ms. Alyce S. Lottman The Rev. John H. Loving & Mrs. Nancy Loving

%0/03 )0/03 30-Cpt. Carl A. Luckenbach, USAF (Ret.) The Rev. James H. Lupton, Jr., ’86 Mr. Rick Lutes & The Rev. Kathleen M. Lutes, ’02 Mr. Fred M. Marks Mrs. Norma C. Marrs, ’76 Mr. W. L. Maurer Ms. Mikail McIntosh-Doty, ’06 & Dr. Philip Doty Mr. David McKee & The Rev. Kaye P. McKee, ’02 The Rev. James W. Medley, ’08 & Mrs. Frances Medley Mr. Edwardo Mendoza, ’05 & Mrs. Ginny Mendoza Ms. Coral M. Migoni-Ryan, ’93 The Rev. Amy Moehnke, ’08 Mr. John T. Moir, III & Mrs. Irene A. Moir Mr. John L. Moodie Ms. Gloria Moore & Mr. Richie Mintz Mr. Victor F. Morales & Mrs. Stacy E. Morales The Rev. James E. Morris, ’63 & Mrs. Shirley C. Morris The Rev. William C. Morris, Jr., ’61† & Mrs. Sarah W. Morris The Rev. Dr. Charles H. Morris & Mrs. Janet E. Morris Mr. Frances F. Mulock The Rev. Sally G. Munroe, ’00 Mr. Edwin A. Murdoch, ’90 & Mrs. Sarah Murdoch Ms. Helen C. Neary The Rev. Richard Nelson, ’04 & The Rev. Karen Nelson Ms. Charldean Newell Mr. E. V. Niemeyer, Jr. & Mrs. Lala Niemeyer Mr. Timothy L. Nutt & Mrs. Cindy L. Nutt Ms. Victoria Onwuchekwa Ms. Carolyn C. Osborn The Rev. Robert F. Pace, ’12 & Mrs. Jill Pace The Rev. Dr. Alfred P. Parham, ’63 & Mrs. Ruth A. Parham Dr. M. J. Parks, ’03 Mr. Jason A. Pearce The Rev. Richard E. Pelkey, ’08 & Mrs. Helen Pelkey Ms. Vicki Perkins Mr. Mendel H. Perry & Mrs. Mary A. Perry Mr. William K. Petticrew, Jr. & Mrs. Elizabeth A. Petticrew

Ms. Diana C. Phillips Ms. Fleur A. Phillips The Rev. Robert S. Phipps Mr. Gerald M. Pierce & Mrs. Loretta K. Pierce Ms. Terry L. Pierce Ms. Anne E. Province, ’01 Ms. Betty C. Pulkingham Mr. Jack R. Reed The Rev. Robin Reeves, ’06 Mr. Russell C. Reynolds & Mrs. Karen E. Reynolds The Rev. Cristopher Robinson, ’05 & Mrs. Kristina Robinson The Rev. Roxanne Ruggles, ’09 Mr. Steve Ryder & Mrs. Peggy Ryder San Jose Mission 4.*5)'*&-% /$

Mr. J. B. Schexnayder & Ms. Patrice M. Schexnayder Mr. Guy Schlueder & Mrs. Laurel Schlueder The Rev. James E. Scott, Jr., ’61 & Mrs. Carol Scott The Rev. Mark E. Seitz, ’83 & Mrs. Kathleen Seitz The Rev. Judy K. Sessions, ’91 Mrs. Gretchen L. Shartle The Rev. Ben H. Shawhan, Jr. & Mrs. Diana B. Shawhan The Rev. Kenneth W. Simmons, ’63 Mrs. Delda Skinner The Rev. Dr. Benjamin H. Skyles, ’58 & Mrs. Joyce Skyles Mrs. LaVerne M. Smith The Rev. Donald Smith, ’07 & Mrs. Lloyd Smith Mrs. Esther L. Sotolongo St. George’s Episcopal Church "645*/ 5 9

St. Paul’s Episcopal Church %6."4 5 9

Mr. Allen Staggers, Jr. & Mrs. Cheryl Staggers The Rev. James V. Stockton, ’99 & Mrs. Lee Stockton Mr. Henry Sugeno The Rev. Douglas E. Thomas, ’74 & Mrs. Pamela Thomas Ms. Phyllis E. Thompson, ’79

Mrs. Betty B. Thorn Ms. Jane A. Touchstone The Rev. Drew Travis & Mrs. Rhonda Travis The Rev. Keith Turbeville, ’08 & Mrs. Karen Turbeville Mr. Ken Turlington Mr. Benjamin P. Urquidi & Mrs. Ashley E. Urquidi The Rev. Polk Van Zandt & Mrs. Mary Jo Van Zandt The Rev. Robert Vickery, Jr. & Mrs. Debra Vickery Mr. Benno Vyvjala Ms. Anna Marie Wanasek Dr. Corinne R. Ware, ’89 Mr. Ralph C. Ware & Mrs. Margaret G. Ware Mrs. Jeanne B. Weeks Mr. Hans T. Weger & The Rev. Rohani A. Weger, ’07 The Rev. Peter J. Whalen, ’84 & Mrs. Barbara Whalen Ms. Gloria White Mr. Anthony Whitt & Mrs. Cathy Whitt Ms. Barbara Wiederaenders Mr. James E. Wiley & Mrs. Karen Wiley Williams Companies, Inc. 56-4" 0,

Mr. Stephen A. Wilmot & The Rev. Susan E. Wilmot, ’08 Ms. Linda G. Wisner, ’08 The Very Rev. E. M. Womack, Jr., ’68 & Mrs. Joanne Womack Mr. Chris Wrampelmeier & Mrs. Hortencia Quinonez Mr. Robert S. Wright, Jr. & Mrs. Mary L. Wright Mr. Robert Yeargain & Mrs. Pat Yeargain Mr. Larry C. Young & Mrs. Sue T. Young The Rev. Leighton K. Younger, ’64 & Mrs. Sarah M. Younger Mr. W. D. Zittel & Ms. Mary Meacham GIFTS IN KIND

Mr. Kris Krieg Pascal’s Catering Company Dr. Jeffrey E. Rahn, ’79 Dr. Corrine R. Ware, ’89

For information about your gift listed above, please contact Andrew West, Senior Director of Annual Fund & Alumni Relations at 512-439-0333 or andrew.west@ssw.edu.

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4FNJOBSZ PG UIF 4PVUIXFTU IBT FNCBSLFE VQPO B NJMMJPO DBNQBJHO UP GVMMZ FOEPX TFWFO GBDVMUZ DIBJST FOIBODF scholarship offerings for seminarians and increase annual fund. We are pleased to acknowledge the following gifts and pledges to the campaign.

We are especially grateful to a number of individuals that have supported The Campaign for Leadership by hosting events and serving as leaders:

The Rev. Michael Attas, M.D., ’99 & Mrs. Gail Attas Mr. Peter Boyd & Mrs. Dorinda Boyd Ms. Fredricka Brecht Mr. Charles Christensen & Mrs. Carrielu Christensen Dr. Malcolm Cooper, ’88 & Mrs. Robin Cooper The Rev. Robert Dannals, Ph.D Mr. Richard Davis & Mrs. Barbara Davis The Rt. Rev. C. Andrew Doyle Mrs. Suzan Fenner Dr. David Fine & Mrs. Susan Fine The Rt. Rev. James Folts Mrs. JoLynn Free & Mr. Gregg Free Mr. William Gammon & Mrs. Regan Gammon Mr. Ralph Hawkins & Mrs. Susan Hawkins The Rt. Rev. Dena Harrison, ’87, ’08 & Mr. Larry Harrison Mr. David Harvin & Mrs. Sally Harvin Mr. Clarke Heidrick & Mrs. Catherine Heidrick Mr. Dan Herd & Mrs. Paula Herd The Rt. Rev. Rayford B. High, Jr. & Mrs. Patricia High Mr. Lee Hogan & Mrs. Marnie Hogan Mr. David Hughes & Mrs. Jan Hughes†The Rt. Rev. Gary Lillibridge Mrs. Libby Malone The Rev. Jo Roberts Mann, ’85 Dr. Jack Mayfield, Jr., ’08 & Mrs. Susan Mayfield The Rt. Rev. Scott Mayer & Mrs. Kathy Mayer The Rt. Rev. Gerald McAllister,’00 & Mrs. Helen McAllister Mr. William Montgomery & Mrs. Kelly Montgomery Mrs. Lucy Collins Nazro The Rt. Rev. Claude Payne, ’13 & Dr. Barbara Payne, ’13 Mrs. Caren Prothro Dr. Lynwood Randolph & Mrs. Judith Randolph The Rt. Rev. David Reed.,’83,’08 The Rev. Kathryn Ryan, ’92 & Mr. Tim Ryan Mr. Larry Temple & Mrs. Louann Temple Mr. Steven Tomlinson Mrs. Martha Weissinger & Mr. Guy Weissinger Mr. Herbert A. Yarbrough, III & Mrs. Paula Yarbrough †Deceased 34

Leadership Gifts

The Rev. Michael Adams The Rev. Michael Attas, M.D., ’99 & Mrs. Gail Attas Mr. Jerry Bain & Mrs. Barbara Bain Harwell Barber Foundation Mr. Robert Beckham & Mrs. Peggy Beckham Mr. Charles Christensen & Mrs. Carrielu Christensen Mrs. JoAnne Christian Church of the Heavenly Rest "#*-&/& 5 9

Louis & Virginia Clemente Foundation Mrs. Robyn Cloyd & Mr. Marshall Cloyd Community Foundation of Abilene Mr. Richard Comstock Dr. Malcolm Cooper, ’88 & Mrs. Robin Cooper Mr. Richard Davis & Mrs. Barbara Davis Mr. James DePriest Mr. Darin Digby & Mrs. Barbara Digby Dodge Jones Foundation The Rt. Rev. C. Andrew Doyle Mr. A. Baker Duncan & Mrs. Sally Duncan Mr. David Dunlap & Mrs. Joan Dunlap Exxon Mobil Foundation Mrs. Suzan Fenner & Mr. Peter Fenner Dr. David Fine & Mrs. Susan Fine Mr. W. Harp & Mrs. Maarit Harp The Rt. Rev. Dena Harrison, ’87, ’08 & Mr. Larry Harrison Mr. David Harvin & Mrs. Sally Harvin Mr. Lee W. Hogan & Mrs. Marnie Hogan Mr. Channing Horner & Mrs. Louise Horner The Rev. Christopher Jambor Mr. Kenneth M. Jastrow, II & Mrs. Susan R. Jastrow The Rev. Dr. J. Parker Jameson, ’81 & Mrs. Paula W. Jameson The Very Rev. Cynthia Briggs Kittredge & Mr. Frank Kittredge

Mrs. Josephine Krouse Ms. Jennifer P. Langston The Rev. Patricia G. McCarty, ’09 Dr. Gloria Mallory The Rev. Lisa Mason, ’09 Dr. Jack Mayfield, Jr., ’08 & Mrs. Susan Mayfield Mr. Walter G. Mayfield & Mrs. Sheila E. Mayfield Mr. Thomas E. McCullough & Mrs. Effie McCullough Florence and William K. McGee Jr. Family Foundation Mrs. Mary Catherine Farrington Miller Mr. William Montgomery & Mrs. Kelly Montgomery Mr. Thomas Ortiz & Mrs. Halley W. Ortiz Dian Graves Owen Foundation The Rt. Rev. Dr. Claude Payne, ’13 & Dr. Barbara Payne, ’13 Dr. William Quayle Dr. Lynwood Randolph & Mrs. Judith Randolph The Rt. Rev. David Reed, ’83 & Mrs. Patti Reed The Rt. Rev. Gregory Rickel, ’96, ’08 & Marti Rickel Mrs. Sally B. Rutherford The Rev. Kathryn Ryan, ’92 & Mr. Tim Ryan St. Luke’s Episcopal Health System Mr. Robert Schorr & Mrs. Nancy Schorr Dr. Robert Schwartz, Jr. The Rev. Lynn Shackelford, ’94 The Rev. Dr. Benjamin H. Skyles, ’58 The Rev. Roland Timberlake, ’72 & Mrs. Alice Jean Timberlake The Rev. Dr. Douglas Travis Ms. Karen Voss The Rev. Dr. Marta Weeks-Wulf, ’91, ’06 & Mr. Karl Wulf Mrs. Leila Clark Wynn, ’08

%0/03 )0/03 30-The Peter H. Coffield Memorial Chair in Pastoral Theology

Episcopal Foundation of Texas The Duncalf–Villavaso Endowed Chair in Church History

Honoring Frederic and Alma Rather Duncalf and Ernest and Ethel Rather Villavaso

Ms. Kitty King Powell Ms. Nancy Powell Moore & Family The Helen and Bishop Everett H. Jones Chair in Ethics and Moral Theology

Dr. James Avery, ’07 & Mrs. Estela Avery Dr. Robert Ayres & Mrs. Patricia Ayres Mrs. Stella Brown Mrs. Elizabeth Calvert Mr. James Donnell & Mrs. Leighton Donnell Mr. A. Baker Duncan & Mrs. Sally Duncan The Rt. Rev. Rayford High & Mrs. Patricia High Mr. John Jockusch The Rt. Rev. Gerald McAllister, ’00 & Mrs. Helen McAllister Mr. George McGonigle & Mrs. Martha McGonigle Mrs. Robert (Lillian) Morris Mrs. Dian Graves Owen The Beryl Lowe Rice and John W. Rice Foundation Ms. Patti Rose & Mr. Michael Davis Mrs. Linda Seeligson Dr. Cindy SoRelle & Dr. James SoRelle Mr. Harry Whittington & Mrs. Mercedes Whittington J. Milton Richardson Chair in Anglican Studies

The Rev. Dr. Susan J. Barnes, ’01 Mrs. Janice Hood Barrow Ms. Fredricka Brecht Mrs. Nell Aycock Richardson & Mr. Sidney Buchanan Mrs. Anne H. Bushman Mr. John Cater & Mrs. Margot Cater Christ Church Cathedral )06450/ 5 9

Mr. James Coleman, Jr. Mr. James Robert Doty & Mrs. Joan Richardson Doty The Elkins Foundation Ms. Louise Gaylord Mrs. Betty Hellmann Ms. Tara Elgin Holley Ms. Ann Wier Jones Ms. Elise Elkins Joseph The Rev. Elizabeth Masquelette, ’78 & Mr. Philip Masquelette The Rev. Patrick Miller, ’00 & Mrs. Allison Miller Ms. Eugenia Richardson Nash Ms. Anne Dale Owen Mrs. Fairfax Randall & Mr. Risher Randall, Jr Mr. Preston Brooks Richardson Mrs. Leslie Elkins Sasser The Very Rev. Barkley Thompson, ’03 & Mrs. Jill Thompson Mr. Claus Ufer & Mrs. Amy Ufer Mr. James Ulmer & Mrs. Francita Stuart Ulmer Mrs. Joyce B. Von Bothmer Mr. Harry Charles Webb The Chair in New Testament

Mr. E. Thomas Chaney & Mrs. Carol Chaney The Saint Michael & All Angels Chair in Old Testament

The Vin & Caren Prothro Foundation Mr. James Spellings & Mrs. Martha Spellings McFaddin Southwest Fund

Mamie McFaddin Ward Heritage Foundation Mr. Eugene H. B. McFaddin Mrs. Ida McFaddin Pyle Ms. Rosine McFaddin Wilson The Richard Wheatcroft Chair in Christian Education and Youth Ministry

Mr. Elbert Adkins & Mrs. Ann Adkins Mr. T. J. Burnett Ms. Carolyn Cecil Ms. Martha Colangelo

Mr. James Crosby Mrs. Nancy Ennis Mr. Paul Gilbert Dr. Riki Kobayashi Ms. Jennie Langham Mr. John Mackie Mr. George Mitchell Mr. John Morley Mrs. Dian Graves Owen Ms. Nan Phifer St. Martin’s Episcopal Church )06450/ 5 9

Ms. Emmy Schuette Mr. Don Simecheck Mr. Robert Smith Mr. Howard Tellepsen Trinity Episcopal Church )06450/ 5 9

Mr. Daniel Wheatcroft Mr. James Winn Ms. Dorothy Winslett Ms. Sarah Woolrich The Bishop John Elbridge Hines Chair in Preaching

Mr. Channing Horner & Mrs. Louise Horner Dr. Kenneth Lehrer & Mrs. Geraldine T. Lehrer The Rev. Patrick Miller, ’00 & Mrs. Allison Miller Mr. John R. “Randy” Parten The Rev. Carl Shannon, Jr., ’58 & Mrs. Carolyn Jo Shannon Ms. Nancy Hines Smith Still Water Foundation Susan Vaughan Foundation Ms. Kathryn Wendling The Clinton S. Quin Chair in Systematic Theology

The Bishop Quin Foundation The Loise Henderson Wessendorff Center for Christian Ministry and Vocation

The Henderson-Wessendorff Foundation

For information about the Campaign for Leadership, please contact Tara Elgin Holley, Vice President for Institutional Advancement at 512-439-0355 or tara.holley@ssw.edu.

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%0/03 )0/03 30-DONORS TO SCHOLARSHIP

The following donors have given gifts to support both specific and general scholarships, all of which directly benefit the students of Seminary of the Southwest. Our students and their families are very thankful for these donors.

The Rev. Dr. William Seth Adams Scholarship Fund

The Rev. James L. Abbott & Dr. Louise C. Abbott The Rev. Richard J. Aguilar, ’86 & Mrs. Janet Aguilar The Rev. William E. Cook, ’83 & Mrs. Joan Cook The Rev. Mark T. Crawford, ’83 & Mrs. Jean Elizabeth Crawford Mr. Ciaran T. Dean-Jones The Rev. Margaret Fuller, ’06 & Mr. Phillip Fuller Mr. Rick Geyer & Ms. Ginger Geyer, ’04 The Rev. Daphne B. Grimes, ’85 The Rev. Dr. Raymond C. Hartjen, Jr., ’89 & Mrs. Irene S. Hartjen The Rev. Merry Helen Hedges, ’91 & Dr. Harold Hedges The Rev. E. Lamae Higgs, ’02 The Rev. William Nix, ’75 & Mrs. Puddin’ Nix The Rt. Rev. Gregory H. Rickel, ’96, ’08 & Mrs. Martha R. Rickel The Rev. Jill Spruce, ’99 The Rev. Cassandra Strotheide, ’05 & Mr. Larry L. Strotheide The Rev. Sharon K. Turner, ’87 & Mr. Michael Turner The Rev. Mary Vano, ’03 & Mr. Stephen Vano The Rev. Patrick J. Wingo, ’92 & The Rev. Sara Scott Wingo, ’91 Martin Luther Agnew, Jr. Scholarship Fund

Louis & Virginia Clemente Foundation The Rev. William Bailey Green Scholarship Fund

The Rev. Richard J. Aguilar, ’86 & Mrs. Janet Aguilar Mrs. Susan Joann Alexander†, ’09 & Dr. Richard J. Alexander Ms. Sarah J. Biedenharn† The Rev. Daphne B. Grimes, ’85 The Rev. David B. Hodges, ’96 & Mrs. Lisa Hodges The Rev. Sherry R. Mattson, ’79 The Rev. William Nix, ’75 & Mrs. Puddin’ Nix The Rev. Mary L. Walker, ’87 Dr. Corinne R. Ware, ’89 The Rev. Jacob Edson Way, III, Ph.D., ’08 & Mrs. Jean C. Way The Rev. Frank E. Wilson, ’74 & Mrs. Alys Wilson The Rev. Patrick J. Wingo, ’92 & The Rev. Sara Scott Wingo, ’91 Juliet Emily Hardtner Scholarship Endowment Fund

Mr. Henry Blake Mr. William D. Blake Henrietta Hardtner Hutchinson Fund

Merrill Hutchins Scholarship

Mr. Theodore R. Karros & Mrs. Dolores Karros

Mr. Leo Robert Brammer, Jr.†

Alan Manning Scholarship Fund Endowment

Leo Alard Hispanic Fund for Hispanic Ministry

J. Fred Patten Scholarship Fund

Mrs. Ann S. Belury Center for Hispanic Ministries Diocese of Dallas Diocese of Texas Diocese of Western Louisiana St. John’s Episcopal Church '035 8035) 5 9

Louise Barekman Scholarship Fund

Barekman Memorial Foundation Crump Scholarship Fund

Joe & Jessie Crump Foundation † Deceased 36

The Gundred Howe Embree Scholarship Fund

Mrs. Sara Jo Manning

Mr. Leo Robert Brammer, Jr.†

William & Elizabeth Patterson Scholarship Fund

Mr. William E. Patterson Shell Oil Company Foundation

Wilhelmina Helen Meyer Speary Fund

Colonel William A. Speary & Mrs. Lee Speary Martha Spellings Scholarship

Mr. James M. Spellings

The Rev. Dr. Frank Eiji Sugeno Scholarship Fund

The Rev. Richard J. Aguilar, ’86 & Mrs. Janet Aguilar

Mrs. Lark P. Anthony The Rev. Paul E. Daggett, ’70 & Mrs. Jane Daggett The Rev. Daphne B. Grimes, ’85 The Rev. A. R. Matthews, Jr.,’77 & Mrs. Jane R. Matthews James S. Miner The Rev. William Nix, ’75 & Mrs. Puddin’ Nix Mrs. Jerry Ann Robinson, ’84 & Mr. Phillip H. Robinson Mrs. Ruth S. Sugeno The Rev. Sharon K. Turner, ’87 & Mr. Michael Turner The Rev. Mary L. Walker, ’87 &Mr. Thomas Walker The Rev. Dr. Marta S. Weeks-Wulf, ’91, ’06 & Mr. Karl Wulf The Rev. Patrick J. Wingo, ’92 & The Rev. Sara Scott Wingo, ’91 The Rev. Dr. William C. Spong Scholarship Fund

The Rev. Richard J. Aguilar, ’86 & Mrs. Janet Aguilar The Rev. James L. Abbott & Dr. Louise C. Abbott The Rev. David F. Beer, ’79 & Mrs. Ruth Beer The Rev. William E. Cook, ’83 & Mrs. Joan Cook The Rev. Evelyn W. Hornaday, ’00 Mrs. Shannon Bristow Newsom, ’98 & Mr. Andrew Newsom The Rev. William Nix, ’75 & Mrs. Puddin’ Nix The Rev. Dr. Alfred P. Parham, ’63 & Mrs. Ruth A. Parham Mr. Kaare J. Remme & Mrs. Brenda M. Remme The Rev. Frank E. Wilson, ’74 & Mrs. Alys Wilson The Rev. Patrick J. Wingo, ’92 & The Rev. Sara Scott Wingo, ’91 John Bennet Waters Fund

Dr. Scott Bader-Saye & The Rev. Demery Bader-Saye Mr. Randy Baldwin & Ms. Nancy Springer-Baldwin, ’86 Mr. Robert J. Biehl & Mrs. Marilyn A. Biehl Mr. Frederick L. Clement & Mrs. Donna Clement Dr. Malcolm L. Cooper, ’88 & Mrs. Robin Cooper Mrs. Suzan E. Fenner & Mr. Peter R. Fenner Mr. William Gammon, III & Mrs. Regan Gammon The Rt. Rev. Dena A. Harrison, ’87 & Mr. Larry N. Harrison

%0/03 )0/03 30-Mr. David T. Harvin & Mrs. Sally Harvin The Rev. Dr. Nathan Jennings & The Rev. Kelly K. Jennings The Very Rev. Dr. Cynthia B. Kittredge & Mr. Frank Kittredge Mr. Pierce Krouse & Mrs. Josephine Krouse, ’99 Ms. Kathleen E. LeBrun The Rt. Rev. Gerald N. McAllister, ’00 & Mrs. Helen McAllister Dr. George L. McGonigle, ’84 & Mrs. Martha A. McGonigle Mr. Ron M. Ogden & Mrs. Isabel Ross Ogden Mr. James R. Raup The Rev. Michael Russell & The Rev. Dr. Kathleen S. Russell Mrs. Laurel Schlueder & Mr. Guy Schlueder Mrs. Jennielle Strother & Mr. Colin Strothe The Very Rev. Douglas Travis & Mrs. Pamela Travis Mr. Tigh A. Walters Mr. Andrew F. West & Mrs. Amanda N. West Ms. Heather Zdancewicz

Christ Church Episcopal

Leila Clark Wynn Fund

Diocese of Maryland

Dr. Leila Clark Wynn, ’08

General Scholarship Donors

All Saints’ Episcopal Church */7&3/&44 .4

All Saints’ Episcopal Church 1&33: 50/ 5 9

All Saints’ Episcopal Church #&--&76& 8"

Anonymous Ashtanga Yoga Center of Austin "645*/ 5 9

Ms. Jessica Attas Austin Presbyterian Seminary "645*/ 5 9

Mrs. Margaret V. Barton Bethany Lutheran Church '3&%&3*$, 4#63( 5 9

Mr. Jim Bishop & Mrs. Elizabeth A. Bishop Bishop Bailey Trust "645*/ 5 9

Bishop Harte Trust "645*/ 5 9

Bishop Hines Trust "645*/ 5 9

Mr. William H. Caine & Mrs. Kelley Ringland Caine Christ Church Cathedral )06450/ 5 9

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Christ Episcopal Church ."%*40/ */

Church of the Good Shepherd 4"/ "/(&-0 5 9

Church of the Holy Spirit %3*11*/( 413*/(4 5 9

Ms. Barbara H. Clendenin Community Foundation of Greater Birmingham #*3.*/()". "-

Mr. James M. De Graaf & Mrs. Joan M. De Graaf Mrs. Katrina Dennis & Mr. David Dennis Diocese of Alabama #*3.*/()". "-

Diocese of Colorado %&/7&3 $0

Diocese of Idaho BOISE, ID

Diocese of Indianapolis */%*"/"10-*4 */

Diocese of Iowa %&4 .0*/&4 *" #"-5*.03& .%

Diocese of Mississippi +"$, 40/ .4

Diocese of New York /&8 :03, /:

Diocese of North Carolina 3"-&*() /$

Diocese of Olympia 4&"5 5-& 8"

Diocese of West Texas SAN ANTONIO, T X

Diocese of Western Michigan , "- ".";00 .*

The Rev. S. G. Dirghalli & Mrs. Kira S. Dirghalli Mr. W. Scott Downs, Jr. & Mrs. Elizabeth H. Downs Dubose Scholarship Fund )6/547*--& "-

Ed and Gladys Hurley Trust Foundation %"-- "4 5 9

Educational Testing Service 13*/$& 50/ /+

Emmanuel Episcopal Church 4"/ "/(&-0 5 9

Emmanuel Episcopal Church 7*3(*/*" #&"$) 7"

Mr. Jerry England Episcopal Church of the Annunciation -&8*47*--& 5 9

Episcopal Church Foundation in West Texas SAN ANTONIO, T X

Episcopal Church of the Holy Nativity 1- "/0 5 9

Episcopal Church Women )06450/ 5 9

First Baptist Church "645*/ 5 9

Mr. James Fryer & Mrs. Linda Fryer Ms. Virginia M. Goetter Grace Episcopal Church $"/50/ .4

Mr. Lawrence A Grishaber Mr. Henry Harris & Mrs. Melinda Harris Herring Lodge 1224, A.F, A.M. WACO, T X

Ms. Erika J. Hildebrandt Ms. Virginia C. Hillhouse Mikki Holman Mr. Steve Hunt & Mrs. Kathryn D. Hunt Mr. Theodore R. Karros & Mrs. Dolores Karros Jane Buttrey Memorial Trust 1035- "/% 03

Jastrow Foundation "645*/ 5 9

KeyBank National Association #300,-:/ /:

Killeen LULAC Council 4535 Foundation ,*--&&/ 5 9

Mr. Frederick W. Machell & Mrs. Claudia Machell Manchaca United Methodist Church ."/$)"$" 5 9

Dr. Michael A. Moore, M.D. Morgan, Keegan & Company "645*/ 5 9

Muriel Mount Joy Miller Hart Trust 45 1& 5&34#63( '-

Order of the Daughters of the King #6-7&3%& 5 9

Order of the Eastern Star "3-*/(50/ 5 9

Order of the Eastern Star 56.8"5&3 8"

Mr. Paul A. Parker & Mrs. Jean Rogers Mrs. Amy G. Passey & Mr. Richard A. Passey Mr. John C. Powers Mrs. Katherine D. Ramsey & Mr. R. Pringle Ramsey Mr. Russell C. Reynolds & Mrs. Karen E. Reynolds Shepherds for the Savior .0/5(0.&3: 5 9

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%0/03 )0/03 30-Mr. Hank T. Smith, ’11 St. Alban’s Episcopal Church )"3-*/(&/ 5 9

St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church 5"$0." 8"

St. Christopher’s Episcopal "645*/ 5 9

St. Christopher’s Episcopal Church ,*--&&/ 5 9

St. James’ Episcopal School "645*/ 5 9

St. John’s Episcopal Church /&8 #3"6/'&-4 5 9

St. Lukes Episcopal Church 8".&(0 , 4

St. Luke’s Episcopal Church *%")0 '"--4 *%

St. Mary Magdalene Episcopal Church $03"- 413*/(4 '-

St. Mary’s-on-the-Highlands #*3.*/()". "-

St. Michael’s & All Angels 4"/*#&- '-

St. Patrick’s Episcopal Church #30,&/ "3308 0,

St. Paul’s Episcopal Church #&--*/()". 8"

St. Philip’s Episcopal '3*4$0 5 9

The Scudder Association, Inc. 1)*- "%&-1)*" 1"

Mr. R.C. Thompson & Mrs. Billie Thompson The Rev. Dr. Clifford S. Waller, ’86 & Mrs. Elizabeth S. Waller Mr. John P. Walrath & Ms. Gretchen E. Matthern Mr. David W. Williamson & Mrs. Angela Williamson Mr. Larry C. Young & Mrs. Sue T. Young

For information about Scholarships, please contact Eric Scott, Director of Donor Relations and Planned Giving at 512-439-0326 or eric.scott@ssw.edu.

IN HONOR, MEMORIAM & THANKSGIVING

The following were gifts made to honor, memorialize or in thanksgiving of others.

In Honor of the Graduating Class of 2013

The Rev. Lacy Largent, ’90 Mrs. Eugenia Miller Mr. Jason A. Pearce

In Honor of The Rev. Susanna Brosseau,’13, The Rev. Seth Olsen, ’13, & The Rev. CJ Meaders, ’13

Mr. John Rickard & Frances Rickard

In Honor of The Rev. Laura Callender, ’13 & The Rev. George McGavern, ’13

The Rev. Michael Wyckoff & Mrs. Martha Wyckoff In Honor of Carrielu Christensen

Mr. William O. Cromwell, III & Mrs. McCraw Cromwell Mrs. Martha Wynn Weissinger & Mr. Guy Mattingly Weissinger In Honor of Rev. Dr. Charles Cook

Mr. Steve Stringer, ’08 & The Rev. Stacy B. Stringer In Honor of The Canon Claire Cowden, ’96

Mr. Thomas B. Cowden & Mrs. Margaret C. Cowden In Honor of Mrs. Marjorie George

The Rev. Samuel Todd

In Honor of The Rt. Rev. Dena A. Harrison, ’87, ’08

In Honor of The Very Rev. Dr. Cynthia B. Kittredge and The Rev. Dr. Douglas Travis

The Rt. Rev. S. Todd Ousley, ’91 & Mrs. Ann S. Ousley In Honor of The Rev. Roberta Knowles

Ms. Jennifer Austin

In Honor of The Rev. Gayle McCarty, ’09

Dr. Daniel F. Pigg

In Honor of Dr. & Mrs. Walter Merrill

Mr. Polk Van Zandt & Mrs. Mary Jo Van Zandt

In Honor of The Rev. Jane Patterson, ’93

Mr. A. R. Dooley, Jr. & Mrs. Sally Dooley Dooley Family Foundation SAN ANTONIO, T X

The Rev. Douglas Earle & The Rev. Mary C. Earle, ’87 In Honor of The Rt. Rev. Dr. Claude E. Payne, ’13 & Dr. Barbara Payne, ’13

The Rev. Alexander N. Breckinridge, IV, ’98 & Mrs. Jeanne Breckinridge

In Honor of the The Right Rev. David Reed, ’83 & The Rev. Lisa Mason, ’09

The Ven. Don D. Lee, ’93 & Mrs. Karen Lee

Mr. E. W. Barnett & Mrs. Peggy Barnett Mrs. Jill Harrison Vassar & Dr. George J. Vassar

In Honor of The Rev. Armistead Powell

In Honor of The Very Rev. Dr. Cynthia B. Kittredge

In Honor of The Rev. Canon Cara Spaccarelli, ’06

Mr. Dave Daily, ’84 & The Rev. Teresa W. Daily, ’08

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Mrs. Dolores R. Goble Ms. Ellen Jockusch Mr. Larry E. Temple & Mrs. Louann Temple

Mr. Robert S. Wright, Jr. & Mrs. Mary L. Wright Mr. Charles A. Floto

In Honor of The Very Rev. Barkley Thompson

Dr. William Z. H’Doubler & Dr. Carolyn H’Doubler Mr. Billy W. Kingery & Mrs. Shirley L. Kingery In Honor of The Very Rev. Douglas Travis

The Rev. Dr. Javier Alanis, ’92 Mr. Robert M. Ayres, Jr. & Mrs. Patricia Ayres Dr. Scott Bader-Saye & The Rev. Demery Bader-Saye Mr. Charles M. Barrineau & Mrs. Barrineau The Rev. Dr. Paul T. Barton & Mrs. Beth A. Barton Dr. Michael Bishop & Mrs. Kathy Bishop Mr. John C. Boehm & Mrs. Jean J. Boehm Mr. James P. Browning, Jr. & Mrs. Lisa R. Browning The Rev. Cynthia Caruso, ’13 The Rev. Sandra Casey-Martus, ’95 Mr. Charles M. Christensen & Mrs. Carrielu B. Christensen Mr. Rogers Coleman The Rev. Dr. Charles J. Cook, ’74 & Mrs. Christina W. Cook Dr. Malcolm L. Cooper, ’88 & Mrs. Robin Cooper The Rev. Dr. Sean A. Cox, ’96 & Mrs. Katherine S. Cox The Rev. Douglas Earle, ’84 & The Rev. Mary C. Earle, ’87 The Rev. G. D. Eberly Dr. Chris Ellery & The Rev. Celia Ellery, ’05 Mr. Peter R. Fenner & Mrs. Suzan E. Fenner Mr. Robert L. Flynn Mr. Tom C. Frost & Mrs. Pat Frost Mr. Willis H. Gilmore, Jr. & Dr. Elizabeth D. Gilmore, ’99 Mrs. Dolores R. Goble Mr. Robert T. Gowan

%0/03 )0/03 30-Dr. Earl Grant & Mrs. Diane H. Finch Grant The Rev. Daphne B. Grimes, ’85 Mr. Larry N. Harrison & The Rt. Rev. Dena A. Harrison, ’87 The Rt. Rev. Rayford B. High, Jr. & Mrs. Patricia High Ms. Ora Houston Mr. Michael Huston & Mrs. Mary Ann Huston, ’10 Mr. James M. Johnson, Jr. Mr. Richard Jones & The Rev. Janice L. Jones, ’08 The Rev. Stephen W. Kinney, ’84 & Mrs. Gwen Kinney Mr. Thomas C. Knudson & Mrs. Candace Knudson Mr. Andy Kretschmer & Mrs. Nancy Kretschmer Mr. Tom E. Link & Mrs. Jennie Link The Rev. J. Hugh Magers & Mrs. Anita J. Magers The Rt. Rev. James B. Magness, ’77 & Mrs. Carolyn H. Magness Mr. Terrence Malick & Mrs. Alexandra W. Malick, ’97 The Rev. Mary Lou Mannschreck, ’07 Mr. Earle P. Martin, Jr., ’58 & Mrs. Kristi S. Martin Mr. William Merchant & Mrs. Kathleen Merchant Mr. John C. Miller & Mrs. Jeannine Miller Mr. Robert Montgomery & The Rev. Dr. Rhoda S. Montgomery, ’01 Ms. Gloria Moore Mr. Victor F. Morales & Mrs. Stacy E. Morales Mr. Michael Murray & Mrs. Mary Murray Ms. Eugenia R. Nash The Rev. A. Phillips Nazro, Jr., ’66 & Dr. Lucy C. Nazro, ’66, ’04 Mr. E. V. Niemeyer, Jr. & Mrs. Lala Niemeyer Mr. Timothy L. Nutt & Mrs. Cindy L. Nutt Mr. Duncan E. Osborne & Mrs. Elizabeth B. Osborne Mr. Dow Patterson & The Rev. Jane Patterson, ’93 The Rt. Rev. Dr. Claude E. Payne, ’13 & Dr. Barbara Payne, ’13 Ms. Terry L. Pierce The Rev. Hunt Priest, ’05 & Mrs. Lisa Priest Ms. Anne E. Province, ’01 The Rt. Rev. David M. Reed, ’83 & Mrs. Patti Reed The Rev. Josie Rose, ’03 & The Rev. Roland Rose Mrs. Sally B. Rutherford Mr. Rick Saylors & The Rev. Joann Saylors, ’10 Dr. Robert G. Schwartz, Jr. Mr. Lindsay O. Sharpe & Ms. Joan Sharpe Col. William A. Speary & Mrs. Lee Speary

St. John the Divine Episcopal Church )06450/ 5 9

Mr. Don Walker & Ms. Jane L. Stone, ’08 Mrs. Jo Betsy L. Szebehely The Rev. Drew Travis & Mrs. Rhonda Travis Dr. Robert L. Van Dervoort & The Rev. V. Ann Van Dervoort, ’95 The Rev. S. Chadwick Vaughn, ’06 & Mrs. Amanda Vaughn Dr. William O. Walker, Jr. The Rev. Theodore J. Wardlaw Mr. John Bennet Waters & The Rev. Margaret Waters, ’00 The Rev. Jacob E. Way, III, ’08 & Mrs. Jean C. Way Mr. Karl Wulf & The Rev. Dr. Marta S. Weeks-Wulf, ’91, ’06 Mr. Andrew F. West & Mrs. Amanda N. West Ms. Linda G. Wisner, ’08 The Rev. Michael H. Wyckoff & Mrs. Martha Wyckoff Mr. Herbert A. Yarbrough, III & Mrs. Paula Yarbrough In Honor of Ms. Nyssa Travis & Mr. Brett Hoerner

The Rev. G.D. Eberly

In Honor of Dr. Corinne Ware, ’89

Mr. Harris Kaffie & Ms. Lynda Young Kaffie, ’06 In Honor of John Bennet Waters

Mr. Robert Ratcliff, & The Rev. Elizabeth Ratcliff, ’03 Mr. Randy Baldwin & Ms. Nancy Springer-Baldwin, ’86 In Honor of The Rev. Dr. Marta Weeks-Wulf, ’91, ’06

Ms. Karlinne Wulf-Lamphear

In Memory of Fela Aguilar

The Rev. Richard J. Aguilar, ’86 & Mrs. Janet Aguilar In Memory of The Rt. Rev. Leopoldo Alard, ’96

In Memory of The Rev. Katherine Merrill Glenn, ’93

Ms. Susan Y. Affolter Mr. Walter D. Burnham & Mrs. Patricia M. Burnham Ms. Marcyn Clements Mr. James E. Foscue & Mrs. Lynn E. Foscue Ms. Sarah T. Foscue† Mr. Larry Graham & Mrs. Jane Graham Mr. Marshall L. McAulay, Jr. Smith Bunday, Berman Britton, P.S. #&--&76& 8"

In Memory of The Rev. Dr. William B. Green, ’99

The Rev. Anne K. Hoey, ’88

In Memory of The Rev. Billy C. Grissom

Mrs. Mary Grissom

In Memory of Mr. John Harris

Mr. Gary Carpenter & Mrs. Ellen Carpenter Ms. Virginia Hardy Lt. Col. David M. Scheider , ’05 In Memory of our parents, Edith & Faye Horner

The Rev. Robert W. Horner & Mrs. Jane L. Horner In Memory of Nan Miller

The Rev. A. Phillips Nazro, Jr., ’66 & Dr. Lucy C. Nazro , ’66, ’04 In Memory of William C. Pritchett

Mr. T. J. Burnett, Jr.

In Memory of Everett “Cap” Smith

Mr. Donald F. Allen & Mrs. Carolyn S. Allen

In Memory of the Rev. Will Spong

Mr. Kaare J. Remme & Mrs. Brenda M. Remme In Memory of Mrs. Betty Vars

The Rev. Albert R. Rodriguez & Mrs. La Verne Rodriguez

The Very Rev. Douglas Travis & Mrs. Pamela Travis

In Memory of The Rev. Kenneth L. Armstrong, ’79

In Memory of The Right Rev. William Wolfrum

Cdr. Robert B. Segal, USN (Ret.)& Mrs. Patricia J. Segal

Mrs. Beverly Wolfrum

In Memory of Joanne Benitez

In Memory of Mr. Herb Yarbrough

Episcopal Foundation of Texas )06450/ 5 9

In Memory of The Rev. Lane Denson, III, ’54

The Rev. A. Phillips Nazro, Jr., ’66 & Dr. Lucy C. Nazro, ’66, ’04

Mr. Herbert A. Yarbrough, III & Mrs. Paula Yarbrough In Thanksgiving for the Dean, Academic Dean Faculty, Staff and Students of the Seminary of the Southwest

Mr. McDonald K. Horne & Mrs. Martha J. Horne

Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy in this report. If there are any inaccuracies or omissions, we apologize for them and ask that you bring them to the attention of the Office of Institutional Advancement at 512-439-0397 or email Development Associate, Daniel Hope, at daniel.hope@ssw.edu.

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PROM

Southwest students organized the Spring 2013 Prom and invited students from Austin Presbyterian Seminary to attend.

Susanna Brosseau and Aaron Hudson (top right) were selected Southwest’s Prom Queen and King.

P.O. Box 2247 Austin, Texas 78768