2020-21 Report on Philanthropy

Mission Statement

Seeking

Truth · Building Character · Nurturing All

Randolph School provides a rigorous and well-rounded K-12 college preparatory education within a nurturing community.

Through a commitment to excellence in academics, the arts, and athletics, the School’s program and its faculty demand diligence and discipline while encouraging creativity and discovery. Above all, the School emphasizes honor, integrity, and character so that all in partnership with Randolph are elevated and inspired to enrich their families, communities, the nation, and the world.

The Report on Philanthropy is published yearly by the Advancement Office of Randolph School and is distributed free of charge to alumni, faculty, families, and friends of the School. This report reflects gifts made to Randolph from July 1, 2020 through June 30, 2021. Every effort has been made to avoid errors and omissions. If, however, an error has been made, please accept our apology and notify the Development Office at 256-799-6106 so that we may correct our records.

As a member institution, Randolph School is committed to the principles of diversity as stated by the National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS). In that spirit, Randolph School does not discriminate in violation of the law on the basis of race, religion, creed, color, sexual orientation, age, physical challenge, nation of origin, gender, or any other characteristic.

Report on Philanthropy Editorial Staff

I Adam Bernick - Director of Institutional Advancement

II Meade Davis - Director of Advancement Outreach

III Jill Gaunt - Director of Alumni Relations and Annual Giving

IV Clarissa McClain - Director of Marketing and Communications

V Samantha Blackburn - Advancement Data Manager

VI Andrew Wilkins - Visual Content Curator

Photography

I Waldrup Photography, Debbie Tomlinson, Andrew Wilkins

II Design & Layout: Andrew Wilkins, Visual Content Curator

III Printed By: Colonial Printing, Huntsville, Alabama

A SPECIAL MESSAGE FROM

Like many things in life, community is something that is often taken for granted until it is absent. A year ago, this past spring, our community and those across the globe were forced to retreat in the face of the pandemic. The smiling faces we once enjoyed in-person were known only through a screen. When the fall of 2020 arrived, we were thankful to once again welcome students to campus in person, even if it involved wearing masks and having barriers strategically placed around classrooms and buildings on both campuses. As the school year began, I shared with the faculty my hope that the second semester would look different than the first and I was so grateful to have celebrated so many of our annual traditions, including the Senior Prom, Closing Convocation, Baccalaureate, and Graduation.

All of these events, along with many others, were once again observed in person as each emphasized the importance of community. I am overwhelmingly proud of our school community. When we needed each other most, our community responded with kindness and generosity. This year’s Report on Philanthropy reinforces the value that each of you places on community. While it’s difficult

to truly quantify the difference your generous support makes in the lives of our students, we know that this year it allowed us to overcome the challenges of the pandemic together.

We look ahead to the coming year with a renewed excitement for and a commitment to community. Personally, I look forward to meeting many of you and the opportunities for us to build relationships with one another. Picnics, parties, and so many other events are on the horizon. I know our families are excited to connect with each other and as a community. While many families have expressed their gratitude for the fine work of

our faculty and staff during the 2020 – 21 school year, I’d like to share our gratitude to each of you. Thank you for living our mission of Seeking Truth, Building Character, and Nurturing All. Thank you for making a difference in the lives of our students.

Sincerely,

Adam Dubé Head of School

Head of School Message

Board of Trustees Torch Society

Your annual gifts to Randolph School help ensure that students are prepared. Parents (current and past), alumni, grandparents, faculty, staff, and friends made gifts to the School of nearly $1,000,000 throughout the 2020-2021 school year.

The Randolph Fund raised $626,660 this year and is the main source of fundraising for the School, providing support for the day-in and day-out work of our students and faculty. The Fund enables us to meet the needs of teacher classroom requests, provide ongoing curriculum review and updates, enhance advisory and social-emotional programs, offer Randolph Connect and support continued faculty education.

Our thanks to all who have made giving to the School a priority in 2020-2021. Randolph is able to do so much more for students thanks to your leadership and investment.

(L to R): The Board of Trustee Officers: Marshall Schreeder, Jr. ’96 (Chair ), Melissa Dodgen (Vice Chair), Andy Watson (Treasurer), and Allen Perkins (Secretary).

Board of Trustee Members*: Amit Arora, Erin Bailey ’97, Ana Byrne, Celeste Childs, Leslie Cooper, Julie Gold, Rudy Hornsby, Pam Hudson, May Jennings ’87, Raymond Jones, Wendy Joseph, Ann Laue, Laurence McCrary ’88, Jean Penney, Brian Pollock, Moore Rhett ’70, Brandon Robinson ’98, Tracy Sams, Bob Thurber, Bob Wills.

*Trustees are listed by name and not pictured due to gathering restrictions during the pandemic.

2020-2021 Board of Trustees

Independent Governance

As an independent school, Randolph is governed by a Board of Trustees whose members serve the School on a voluntary basis. The Board is responsible for the Head of School, and its primary work is long-term and strategic. The Head of School, in partnership with school administration, is responsible for the day-to-day operation and management. The Board follows the Principles of Good Practice published by NAIS, the National Association of Independent Schools, of which Randolph is a member.

Main Responsibilities

• Assuring the relevance and fulfillment of the School’s mission

• Hiring, supporting, and evaluating the Head of School

• Securing the financial sustainability of the School

• Board Members also lead and serve on six standing committees: Committee on Trustees, Finance, Operations, Strategic Planning, Development, and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.

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TORCH SOCIETY

The Randolph School Torch Society recognizes the generosity of those who have chosen to establish planned gifts to the School. Gifts from Torch Society members made through bequests, trusts, or other estate gifts, ensure the continued endowment growth and development of Randolph from one generation to the next. We honor and thank these committed donors by extending them membership in the Torch Society.

Upon our founding, community leaders in Huntsville had a vision for an independent school: a community of learners comprised of the very best educators serving students willing and able to do good work. Today, Randolph stands as North Alabama’s only K-12 independent college preparatory school. Through careful planning and fiscal prudence, Randolph has achieved institutional strength in partnership with alumni, parents, faculty, and supporters of the School. As a result, Randolph has established a growing endowment which ensures continued strength and vitality for generations to come.

Katie R. Byers ’87

Mr. Wes and Mrs. Frances ’86 Clayton

George Edwards

Joyce Griffin

James Kennedy

Robert and Sandra Knowling

Frederick Lanier ’71

Fay Leo

Linda Maynor

Ginney and Foster McDonald

Philip and Serena Neely

Roy and Sue Nichols

Anne Pollard

W.F. Sanders Jr.

Patsy and John Shields

Grant Thompson ’95

Susy and Bob Thurber

Stuart Vance ’81

James K. Webber

Laura Self Williams ’78

Melissa Dodgen

Mother of Van ’18 and Drew ’24. Melissa also serves as Vice Chair of the Board of Trustees.

Trustees are the keepers of Randolph School’s mission, charged with upholding the key pillars of “Seeking Truth, Building Character, and Nurturing All.” Being on the Board of Trustees gives me a unique vantage point to see how carefully every decision is considered with the constant goal of ensuring that students are strengthened in their ability to think critically, supported in their individual growth, and given quality, hands-on, and innovative learning opportunities in the classroom and beyond. Yet, making these choices is tough and will not resonate with everyone in our school community. We aim to leave our personal agendas at the door and work with the Head of School to ensure that the student experience reflects our mission in all academic, arts, and athletic activities. Our hearts are in this work.

For our family, giving to the Randolph Fund is a lifetime investment and gesture of thanks to the people who help our children be the best version of themselves. Our teachers are constantly coming up with new ideas and we want them to have the resources to elevate our educational experience. As we emerge from a year full of unexpected costs and challenges, the future looks bright. Navigating those obstacles inspired a wealth of ideas. With guidance from our faculty, staff, and coaches, Randolph students develop character, build confidence, learn to manage their weaknesses, and lean into their strengths. They learn that no matter how daunting the task, they can be successful. As a parent, I can’t ask for anything more. As a school, there is no better legacy.

CUMULATIVE GIVING

This cumulative giving list includes all gifts from a household to Randolph over the past fiscal year, whether that be through the Randolph Fund, our greatest philanthropic effort to support all students and teachers, or through an event, designated fund, or sponsorship.

FOUNDERS SOCIETY

Benefactor Society ($25,000 and above)

Jane K. Lowe Charitable Foundation

Jean and Jerre Penney

Susy and Bob Thurber

Randolph Society ($10,000 - $24,999)

Erin Hartley Bailey ’97 and Robert Bailey Community Foundation of Greater Huntsville

Mark and Leslie Cooper

Deke and Danielle Damson

Glenn and Hollyce Davenport

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Jerry Damson Honda Acura

Hiley Automotive Group

Dr. Brian Mathews

Matt and Lori Meyer

John and Cathy Niedergeses

Garrett and Marshall Schreeder, Jr. ’96

SEA Wire and Cable, Inc.

Dr. and Mrs. Paul B. Tabereaux

Ms. Jean Wessel Templeton

David Thurber ’87

Latham Frazier Thurber ’87 and Jon Thurber ’86

Thurber Family Foundation Inc.

Bob, Jon ’86, and David ’87 Thurber

Jay and Dana ’91 Town

Twickenham Advisors

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher L. Wiginton

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Young

Trustee Society ($5,000 - $9,999)

Dr. and Mrs. Jason Banks

Beard-Young Family Foundation

Tom, Allen, Alexander ’16,

David ’22 Young

Drs. Diego Bedoya and Ingrid Roig

Bridgeworth Wealth Management

The Broeren Family

Joe and Foncie Bullard

Drs. Jim and Ana Byrne

Celeste and Tres Childs

The Dehorty Family

Mrs. Joyce Griffin

John and Kim Hartley

Dr. and Mrs. Rami Hawari

Maria Heath ’98

Jane and Brian Hinson

Julie and Mark Hunter

Jeff and Kristal Huntley

J.P. Morgan Securities Charitable Giving Fund

Kristy and Raymond Jones

The Kronk Family

Richard and Ginger MacNealy

Mark and Amy Manion

Laurence ’88 and Natasha McCrary

Apurva Mehta and Keta Vaidya-Mehta

Howard and Patricia Miller

Ashley and Bill Mitchell

Scott and Lisa Moore

Roy ’92 and Laura Dale Priest

Pushpa and Val Sapra Foundation

Pushpa, Val, Neil ’95, Nitesh ’98 Sapra

Randolph Community Network

Mr. H. Moore ’70 and Mrs. Lynne Rhett

Leslie and Patrick Shields

Christine and Lawrence Silver

Connie and Rusty Stephenson

Judy Sweatman

Synovus Trust Company

David and Amy Thompson

Mr. and Mrs. James C. Vincent

Dr. and Mrs. Don Wheeler

Samantha and Drew Wyatt

Leadership Society ($1,959 - $4,999)

Sara and Mike Ahearn

Dr. Aruna ’93 Thotakura Arora and Dr. Amit Arora

Rev. and Mrs. John Bailey

Missy and Chris Baldone

Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund

Jeff and Lindsay Benton

Laura and Adam Bernick

Blackbaud Giving Fund

The Boeing Company

The Brink Family

Mem and Hall Bryant

CAPT and Mrs. Alex T. Casimes

Complete Dental

Dr. Rebecca Conway and Mr. Timothy Conway

Drs. Roger and Theresa Coomer

Mr. and Mrs. Alex G. Covert

Crestwood Medical Center

Jane and Jim Daniel

Dr. and Mrs. Shane Davis

Meade and Trey Davis

Melissa and Tod Dodgen

Adam and Elizabeth Dubé

Mr. and Mrs. Jason Elwell

Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Fortner

Kevin and Julie Gold

Mrs. Chris Goodson

Mr. and Mrs. Courtney Guasti

Matt and Teresa Hancock

Henri and Marcus ’95 Helstowski

HireProHealth

Lea and David Hoppe

Linda and Rudy Hornsby

Iberia Bank

Col. Eric A. Jackson and Dr. Karen L. Hirsch

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jackson

Drs. May ’87 and John Jennings

Dr. and Mrs. John D. Johnson, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kattos

Asim and Sana Khan

Mr. and Mrs. Joe A. King, Jr.

Doug Lampert ’82

Bryan and Ann Laue

Mr. and Mrs. Karl Leo

Donny’s Diamond Gallery

Donny Maleknia & Fatemeh Nazarieh

Kim and Clay Martin

Ms. Ranny Maurer

Maynor and Mitchell Eye Center, Inc.

Shirley and George McCrary

Henri and Mark McDaniel

McDaniel and McDaniel, L.L.C.

Dr. and Mrs. Philip J. McGee

Wendy and Harry L. ’83 Pennington, Jr.

Allen and Katie Perkins

Drs. Tarek and Smitha ’94 Persaud

Pine Ridge Day Camp and Equestrian Center

Kelli and Brian Pollock

Progress Bank

Dawn and David Pumpelly

Tabby and Ward Ragland

Mr. Neil and Dr. Karen Raiford

Drs. Natalie and Javier Reto

Brian ’85 and Jill Renyolds

Yashica Robinson, MD

Ms. Melissa B. Roth and Dr. Emily Gordon

Dr. and Mrs. Jefferson B. Sabatini Sr. ’03

Thomas and Mary Anne Sandwell

Jane Grimwood and Jeremy Schmutz

Dr. and Mrs. Brian Scholl

Dr. Daniel M. ’98 and Mrs. Jenny Schreeder

Mrs. Lucinda ’65 Schreeder and Dr. Marshall Schreeder

Elijah and Vanessa Schuldt

Mandy and Jason Selman

Drs. Libby and Craig Shadinger

Rocky and Heather Shah

Carol and Roger Shannon

Supply Chain Shared Services Center

Dr. and Mrs. Cheng W. Tao

Brett and Carla Turner

Josh and Melissa Valtos

Mr. Vince Vanek and Mrs. Karen King-Vanek

Vanguard Charitable

Bob and Kathy Wills

Circle of Excellence ($1,000 - $1,958)

Anonymous

Andrew and Elizabeth Agee

Courtney Penney Allen ’97 and

John Allen

Jae and Barbara Allen

Keith and Crystal Allen

Dr. Raechel Armstrong and Mrs. Rebecca E. Moore

Bo and Amy Bailey

Lauren and Drew ’02 Battle

Keith and Tracy Brown

Linda Bryant

Andrew and Erin Campbell

Dr. and Mrs. Allen S. Campbell

Scott and Jennifer Carden

Scott and Laura Cloud

J Randall and Sherry Cook

Michael and Amy Cosgrove

John P. Crisler Jr. and Anne Shouse Crisler

Dr. Jorge A. Diaz and Mrs. Judith Cruz

Matt Dukes and Leah Green

Mr. Mark A. and Dr. Elizabeth T. Falkenberg

Mr. Daniel and Mrs. Susan ‘95 Feser

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Fleischmann

Roger and Meredith Glaese

Dr. and Mrs. Zia Hassan

Andy Hodge and Colleen Wilson-Hodge

Dr. Pamela Hudson and Leila Nabors

Byron and Jennifer Hulsey

Yong Irby

Stephanie and Matt ’00 Israel

Dr. Heather James and Mr. Mark Smith

Yi Jia and Xin Wang

William Johnston

Jeffrey and Nicole Jones

Ginger Penney Liles ’94 and Parker Liles

Little Rosie’s, Inc.

Todd and Zara Lowry

Mr. Arthur N. Martin and Dr. Jessica L. Martin-Steinkampf

Dr. and Mrs. Martin McCarthy

Peyton and Alicia McNully

Mrs. Jennifer Montague Clevenger

Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Moore

Jeff and Tosha Mullins

Cody and Kelsi Nuss

Richard and Alexandra Page

John, Jennifer, and Isabella Panico

Haley and Jason Phillippe

Russ and Ann Phillips

Publix Alabama, LLC

Ragland Brothers Retail

Jennifer and David Ragsdale

Brian and Marcia Ramsey

Regions Bank

David and Judy Richardson

Charles and Kimberly Roberson

Mr. Brandon ’98 and Mrs. Brandi Robinson

Dr. Marilyn Salada-Ligon

Tracy and Lisa Sams

Shaggy’s Burgers and Tacos

Silver Linings Neurodevelopment

Dr. and Mrs. Jason T. Smith

Albert Spratley and Kristen Rogers

Mattias and Kristia Stenberg

Lt. Col. Jonathan Tessmann and Col. Nicole Heumphreus

The Matrix Gym, Inc.

Mr. Jaison P. and Dr. Christie S. Thomas

Linda Tinker

Billy Walker

Mr. and Mrs. Andy Watson

Jennifer Weber ’83

Charlotte and John Wessel

Fred and Vickie Ziegler

Raider Circle ($500 - $999)

Anonymous

Eric and Mary Adams

Anju and Shaun Aggarwal

Dr. and Mrs. Bill Alison

Bobby and Jeanne Allen

Dr. Scariya M. Kumar and Mrs. Mary J. Almedia

Mr. Randall S. Ammons

Jason and Hallie ’01 Angelichio

Michael and Daphne Arthur

Lynn and Ric Ayer

Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Bailey II

Fabian Ballard and Dr. Margaret Carter

Bassett Home Furnishings

Jeff and Deborah Bayer

Dr. and Mrs. Winford E. Bearden

Roger and Catherine Beck

Glynn Below

Charlie and Susan Bonné

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brinkley

Mr. Adam J. Campbell and Mrs. Anna M. Stearns

Eric Cheng and Helena An

Mr. William C. Claunch Jr. and Mrs. Paula ’95 Claunch

Sanders Clayton ’13

Dr. Christina L. Cochran ’02

Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Cole III

Dr. and Mrs. Mike Conrad

Mr. William G. and

Dr. Emily W. Cook

Paul and Elizabeth Cook

The Cooper Family

Lee and Christine Couch

Crestwood Medical Center

Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Crocker

Jon and Betsy Cunha

Mr. and Mrs. Kent Darzi

Blake and Kim Davenport

Laura and Chris DeJesus

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dooley

Dr. Jennifer ’95 Drummond, DMD and Mr. Kevin Drummond

Brian and Sarah Ellis

The Emerson Family

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Enfinger

ERC, Inc.

Jeanie Priest

Benjamin and Stephanie Flowers

Jill and Shawn Gaunt

Nate and Caitlin Gee

Nicholas Ginga and Jacqueline Green

Rommel Go and Maria Rabin Go

Jerry and Charlene Graham

Bobbi Haden

Mr. Michael D. and Dr. Elisa J. Haley

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory D. Hess

Mr. and Mrs. Drew S. Holland

Melinda Holloway

Carolyn and Charles Holt

Susanna Phillips ’99 Huntington and

David Huntington

Hutchens Family

Lew and Sandy Ingalls

Matthew and Ann Marie Isaacson

Mr. and Mrs. Ryan M. John

Mike and Sandra Johnson

Johnson Orthodontics

Mary and George Jones

The Joseph Family

Mr. Mihir Kanitkar and Mrs. Kirti Kandalkar

Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Kaufmann

Doug and Melissa Kelly

Jama Killingsworth

Jamie ’95 and Jennifer Kirkham

Legend Realty- Jeanne Allen

Longview Financial Advisors Inc.

Betsy and Peter Lowe

Mr. and Mrs. William R. Lunsford

James and Haley Mann

Susi and Paul Mann

DeMarco and Clarissa McClain

Ms. Miriam McClendon

Allyson and Grant McCloud

Cara and Dan McClure

Rev. Peggy McClure

Dr. James McGraw and Dr. Kristin Stitt

Merit Bank

Metro First Realty Premier, LLC

Drs. Aleksandar and Milena Milenkovic

Ms. Meredith Miller

Mister Sparky

Modern Brides

Richard Myers and Wendy Yang

Mehryar Nasseri and Mehri Irdmousa

Chris and Lacey Nelson

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. O’Connor

Mathew O’Dell and Sandra Lampley

Dan O’Halloran

Dr. Christopher and Mrs. Riley Parker

Chris and Susan Parks

Mr. and Ms. Dustin C. Paseur

Mr. and Mrs. Rajeshkumar L. Patel

Zack ’00 and Chris Penney

Bett and Clovis Pitchford

Mr. and Mrs. Julius (Jay) Plucker ’93

Mr. and Mrs. Dana Price

Price Foods, Inc.

Dr. John David ’98 and Mrs. Olivia Reed

Gwen and Dawn Reed

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew B. Reeves

David and Susan Ringer

Mr. and Mrs. C.W. Ritter, Jr.

Dr. Elena Rossi and Dr. David Whited

Salina and Curt Ruffing

Dr. and Mrs. Vikram T. Saini

Mark Salster

Eric & Katie Sanders

Stephen & Stephanie Sandwell

Dr. and Mrs. Frank P. Scalfano, Jr.

The Schamban Family

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew L. Schmitz

Nicole Stephens ’89 Schroer and

Brad Schroer

Judy Servick

ServisFirst Bank

Yvette and John Shannon

June and Matt Slocum

Ben and Lossie Small

Dr. and Mrs. Curtis Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Smith

Joshua and Alicia Sorrell

Mr. Thomas R. Stanton

Mr. and Mrs. James M. Stepien

Jacob and Brandi Sterling

Nilmini Thompson

Gina and Mike Thurman

Vickie Ziegler Real Estate

BHHS - Rise

Dr. and Mrs. George B. Waites

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel T. Welch

Juliet and Carter Wells

Ms. Meredith Miller

John David Wheeler ’83

Drs. David L. and Gina M. White

Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Williams

Eleasa Wilson

Guiliang Xing

Dr. Roderick and Cindy Zalamea

Mike and Cathy Zeller

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew L. Zinser

Community Circle (Up to $499)

Anonymous (6)

The Absher Family

Aerojet Rocketdyne Foundation

Mary Ellen Agee

Susan and Joe Agee

Mary Ellis Alison ’21

Madeln Alison ’21

Ila-Marie Allen ’33

Martha Allen

Alex Anderson ’21

Mr. and Mrs. Chris Anderson

Dr. and Mrs. Kevin Anderson

Jonathan and Whitney Andrews

Jim and Kathy Angelichio

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan S. Antes Jr.

Eric ’81 and Lynn Apperson

Ms. Demicca H. Armstrong

Mrs. Daco Auffenorde and

Mr. Robert Rotstein

Kenny and Norrell Ausman

Owen Averbuch ’15

Elaine Baer

Donna Baggette

Eric and Lisa Baker

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan M. Baker

Baltimore Community Foundation

Kelly and Pamela Barber

Charles Bashore

Mr. and Mrs. Jason Batey

Adam and Hollie Beaver

Tsuya and Jerry Beckman

Barry and Eva Berman

Topper and Sherry Birney

Tommy and Samantha Blackburn

Michael Bonaker

Elizabeth Bouchard

Randy and JoAnna Boyette

Kathleen Brewer

J. Stephen and Anne Brigance

Mr. and Mrs. John Brockway

Paul and Victoria Brown

Tully Brown ’01

Kenneth and Lisa Bruton

Evans Bryant ’21

Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Bryant

Mr. Brian and the Rev. Dr. Tara Bulger

Mr. and Mrs. John P. Burbach

Donna Caldwell

Mrs. Kathleen H. and Dr. Robert Campbell

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn (Elizabeth) Cantley

Misty and Bev Capps

Aaron Caradonna

Raymond Carter ’16

Mike and Virginia Caruso

Robert and Janet Cash

Brandon and Carrie Chambers

Mrs. Carla F. Chapman

Frank and Carol Chapuran

Dr. Erin Charles

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Cheatham

Willie and Annie Cheatham

Sarah Kate Childs ’21

Derrick Cho and Stephanie Wolfe-Cho

Jeremy and Jennifer Christopher

Ben and Lisa Clark

Mr. Kelly Scott and Mrs. Janye ’92 Clary

Fred and Ann Coffey

Mr. and Mrs. John T. Cofield

Ms. Ellann Cohen ’04

Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Collins

Communities Foundation of Texas

Cole Cooper ’16

Mimi Cooper

Mr. and Mrs. Skyler R. Courtney

Alex Covert ’21

Calvin and Anne Elizabeth Cowan

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. Cowan, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Travis J. Cram

Mary Maddox Creech ’21

Amy and Steve Creech

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan E. Creekmore

Jace Crisler ’21

Margaret-Anne ’85 and Kevin Crumlish

Nora and Kevin Crumlish

Michael and Sheila Cruthird

Connie Culver-Arnold

Xan ’86 and Tim Curran

Brian Wood and Cathy Curry

Joel and Cynthia Daniel

Lorelai Darzi ’21

Adam and Lauren Dauro

Sarah Kate Davenport ’21

Ronald and Katie Davis

Tony and Kimberly Deangelis

Roxanna Sabghi Denton ’07

Mandy DeOrio

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Derrick

Barry and Robin Derrick

Tony and Gwendolyn Devezin

Lisa and Tom DeVine

Mr. Jon D. Schrimsher and

Mrs. Heather J. Dilworth-Schrimsher

Brian Dodd

Mr. and Mrs. Joe L. Dooley, Jr.

Ms. Sarah E. Dove

Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Dukes

Kimberly Dunar

Mr. Charles Duncan Jr.

Donovan and Kaitlin Duncan

Harvell and Tracey Duncan

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Dunnavant

Debra Durbin

Mr. and Mrs. Freddie M. Durbin

Betty Jo Dutton

Stephanie and Dan Dwyer

Jedidiah and Julie Earls

Kelly and Jeff Eastin

David and Kay Elwell

Mr. Robert C. Engberg

Lee Ann Bush Escobar ’98

Alan and Teresa Eubanks

Ashli Evans ’21

Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Evans

Tommy and Dana Everage

Dr. and Mrs. Kevin W. Evers

Anthony Ewing and Rashida Abbas

Ridley Fann ’21

Joey and Nicole Fann

Anne Farrell

Mr. Daniel and Mrs. Susan ’95 Feser

Keri Field

Isabel Folgman ’21

Jessica and Michael Forinash

Mike Fowler ’89

Clint and Tarin Frost

Kati Fugit

David and Elizabeth Garrison

James and Kathy Garrison

Jack Geren

Mr. and Mrs. John Glaese

Dr. and Mrs. John F. Gleason, Jr.

Jettie and James Godwin

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Goens, Sr.

Emma Gold ’21

Libby Gold ’16

Mr. Madan Gowda and Dr. Vasudha Reddy

Todd ’93 and Melissa ’95 Grayson

Patrick, Angela, and Daisy Green

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Green

Tory ’91 and Bill Green

Dana Greenberg

Dr. and Mrs. David G. Greer

Jim and Patty Grier

Kim Grissom

Dr. Stacy Ikard ’89

Joel G. Hager

Joshua and Twyla Hall

Dodie and Darius Hall

Scott Halsey

Chip and Tedesa Handley

Anne Hardin

Mr. and Ms. William K. Hardy

Deborah Hargett

Brice Harlan ’21

Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy W. Harlan

Pamela Harnden

Walter and Susie Harper

James and Doni Harrison

Cindy and Dick Hartman

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher A. Harvey

Mr. William Hause, Jr.

Brock Havron ’07

Neil and Nathalie Hayes

Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Heaps

Kathleen Heeney

Mr. and Mrs. John M. Heilman

Diane Hendricks

Theodore and Amy Henrich

Sarah Heritage

Pam and Garey Heumphreus

Christopher and Jessa Hicks

Taylor Hill ’01

David and Jeanne Hillinck

Mr. Chadwick A. Hines and Mrs. Jennifer L. Thorington-Hines

Elise Hinken

Jonathan and Leslie Hodges

Lee and Christy Hoekenschnieder

Mr. and Mrs. Jon Holland

Hamilton and Lauren Holliday

Leah J. Honkanen ’14

Mr. and Mrs. Jaime N. Horowitz

Daelyn Houser ’15

David and Sarah Howse

Laura and Bud Hubbard

Emma Hudson ’21

Rachel Hudson

Sam Hunter ’21

Nannette Hutchens ’75

Dr. and Ms. Danny Hutson

Eric ’98 and Laurie ’98 Imsand

Dr. and Mrs. Adam G. Irvine

Mrs. Lara Isbell ’88

Mr. and Mrs. Luke E. Ison

Paul and Karen Israel

Joseph James ’21

Mr. and Mrs. Gary B. James

Vijay and Latha Jampala

Jack Johnson ’21

Mr. and Mrs. Bradford C. Johnson

Nathan and Jessica Johnson

Wendy and Charles Johnson

Rodney and Vestavia Johnston

Ginny and Bill Johnston

Jeremy ’00 and Heidi Jones

Rachel Jones-Dwyer ’02

Chris ’96 and Elizabeth Jones

Wade and Nancy Jones

Mr. Thomas Kanik IV

Mr. and Mrs. Greg Kantmann

Sridhar Karne ’18

Mr. Gregory W. and Mrs. Rondi ’88 Kelton

Kelly and Bill Kessler

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Y. Kim

Yang and Soon Kim

Drs. Marc J. and Maria M. Kimpe

Ms. Alia D. King

Susan L. King ’74

Mr. and Mrs. Max E. Klein

Bill ’70 and Tanjie Kling

Lauren Knapp ’21

Mike and Nichole Knapp

The Knickelbein Family

Abby Knowling ’15

Mr. Joseph and Mrs. Nancy ’85 Kochansky

Katie Chamberlain Kritikos ’02

Jacqui and Kevin Krueger

Thomas A. Kruza III and Jeanne Kruza

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore S. Kubista

Patricia Kuhn

Mr. and Mrs. Miklos Z. Kupay, Jr.

Mr. Douglas Ladd

Greta LaFrentz ’21

Dr. and Mrs. John R. LaFrentz

Bridgett Lake ’21

Julie and Robert Lake

Daniel and Linda Lampley

Rachel and Gabriel Larose

Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Lee

Mr. and Mrs. Shaun D. Lee

Susan Lee

Jenny Lenz

Mr. George B. LeVert

Ryan and Nichole Liese

Taylor Lioce ’10

Mr. and Mrs. John Loflin

Jo Logan

Rick and Eleanor Loring

Bradley and Melissa Lowe

Samuel and Katherine Lowry

Lowry Family Foundation

Roger and Monica LuAllen

Chase Ludwig ’08

Alissa and Mark Mackiewicz

Andrew ’99 and Shane Maddox

Chris and Jessica Mailey

Jerry and Sharon Mailey

Anahita Maleknia ’21

Lydia C. Mansfield

Ricky Martin

Doug and Wynella Mathes

Benjamin and Sarah ’03 Matthews

Mr. and Mrs. James Matthews Jr.

Jereme and Carey Matthews

Judy Maxwell

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel N. Maxwell

Robert and Pam Mayes

Kathryn McArthur

Meredith McCall

Drs. Robert B. and

Rebecca A. McClellan

Michelle and Mike McFadden

The McFarland Family

Dr. and Mrs. Wilson W. McManus II

Tim and Ruth McMichens

McNeese Glass Company

Mr. and Mrs. Julian McPhillips

Abhishek Mentreddy ’21

Barbara and Larry Meyer

Tom Miller

Mandaine and Dan Miller

T. C. and Teri Miller

Blake & Irene Mitchell

Mr. and Mrs. Terry G. Mitchell

Steve and Dana Mittwede

Mrs. Naomi C. Fisher and Mr. George P. Molloy

Kathy and Don Monroe

Charly Montague ’21

Gina Montgomery

Elizabeth and Bert Moore

Michael and Jennifer Moore

Jordan and Jonathon Morgan

Michael Morris

Daniel and Heather Morse

Bailey Mullins ’21

Cohen Mullins ’21

Sandy Mullins

Gavin Mulrooney ’21

Oakes Nelson ’19

Mr. and Mrs. Mojtaba Niakossary

John and Niloo Nichols

Danny and Becky Nix

Katie Nordeman ’18

Mr. and Mrs. Rick O’Brien

Michael and Desi Obringer

Bob and Tracy Ocampo

Pat and Carol O’Connor

Antonio Ortiz

Fredda Osborne

Jacobi Owens and Kerryann White

Daniel and Whitney Painter

James and Charlotte Park

James and Sara Park

Dr. and Mrs. Larry M. Parker

Mr. and Mrs. Utkarsh H. Patel

Sharon and Albert Patterson

Layna Payne

Bonnie Pearson

Gary and Meredith Pearson

David Peden

Clark and Lisa Pendergrass

Andrea ’01 and Jordan Petroff

Jami and Mike Peyton

Alton and Carol Phillips

Barbara and Mac Phillips

Cheryl and Phil Phillips

Barry and Kristie Phillips

Robert and Alexandra Pickle

Jenna Adams Pirani ’85

John and Allison Pitsinos

James and Kari Podboy

Dr. and Mrs. William Todd Powers

Hayes and Trena Powers

Ann Prater

Ms. Amanda F. Preston

Brian Prochaska ’94

Lance and Kelli Proctor

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Pruett

Dr. and Mrs. Michael S. Pugh

Martha Pullen

Mr. and Mrs. Alex C. Pursifull

Ms. Jill M. Queeney

Mr. and Mrs. James E. Rainey, Jr.

Radhika Chenumolu Rao ’92 and Ashutosh Radhika

Ms. Susan Ragland

Rod and Susan Ramsay

Martin and Michelle Ramsey

Mackie and Nita Ray

Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Ray IV

Donald and Martha Reed

Sam Reischauer ’21

The Reischauer Family

Libbie Adams ’00 Rentz and Patrick Rentz

Thomas Ressler and Lorin Cope

Kimberly and David Reyes

Carol and Tom Richardson

Jim ’68 and Nancy Richardson

Schley and Maria Ricketson

Amanda Ringer

Mr. John E. and Dr. Meredith C. Roath

Ms. Dunia Roberts

Vanessa Robinson

Mr. and Mrs. John A.

Rodriguez-Feo

Adin Rossi ’21

Carlos Sanchez and Elisa Galvez

Jeff and Mary Russell ’88 Sanders

Ed and Angie Sandman

Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Santos

Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Sawyer

Anne Scarbrough

Sarla and Morris Scherlis

Ted and Malinda Schmidt

Mr. and Mrs. Davis Schmitz

Martin Schreeder ’02

Phyllis Schrimsher

Grace and David Schultz

Cheryl and Kurt Schultz

Amy and Jimmy Scoggins

Patricia Sepp

Robert and Peggy Serio

Danny and Angie Servick

Evan and Meghan Sevel

Sarabeth Shannon ’21

Courtney and Stuart Sharp

Mrs. Katie Shaver

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shaw

Tom and Paula Shaw

Steve and Cindy Shaw

Shell Oil Company Foundation

Leslie & Brian Shelor

Laurel ’89 and Greg ’84 Shockley

Shoe Fly

Vera Shorter

Susan Short

Shannon and Derek Simpson

The Sinclair Family

Dr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Skinner

Patricia Slaughter

Cristi and Brian Slinkard

Katherine Smalley

Mr. and Mrs. Kurt B. Smalley

Parker Smith ’21

Gabe ’98 and Anna Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Scott B. Smith

George Smith

Ms. Nancy Smith

Timothy and Karen Smith

Vickey Smith

Andreas and Lania Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Smith-Yeager

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Smotherman

Andrew and Bethany Sneed

Joseph and Kathryn Sparks

Harold and Joan Spradley

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin D. Spradley

Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Stallo

Stephanie Ikard ’91 Stanford and William Stanford

Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Stanley Jr.

Thornton and Mary Stanley

Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel M. Stearns

Larry Stewart

Danielle Stewart

Jeff and Michelle Still

Mr. and Mrs. John Stoddard Jr.

Bill and Barbara Strain

Dr. and Mrs. Gregory E. Strickland

Douglas Sutherland

The Sweatt-Johnson Family

Mr. Dylan M. Sweeney and Mrs. Sandra L. Londono-Sweeney

Mr. and Mrs. Max Swoboda III

Mr. and Mrs. Maximillian Swoboda IV

Tatjana Sybrant

Mr. Timothy D. and Dr. Amy M. Takacs

Michelle Tangeman

The Benevity Community Impact Fund

The Boeing Company

Trent and Caitlin Thomas

Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Thompson

Samantha and Chuck Thompson

Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Threlkeld

The Paul Tidwell Family

Ben Tieslau

Dr. and Mrs. Robert D. Tomalty

Frank and Meagan Tortorigi

Mr. and Mrs. Darryl K. Trousdale

Mr. Brandon & Mrs. Melissa Tucker ’04

Amy Johnson

Mr. and Mrs. Pat Vallely

Dr. Leigh A. Vaughn ’86

The Vega Family

Mr. Jeffrey J. Walczak and Mrs. Betsy E. Berman

Dr. Jeff Walker and Laura Ferguson

Mr. and Mrs. Winston Walker

Michael and Nancy Walters

The Ward Family

The Weglage Family

Dr. and Mrs. Taylor Wesson

Jim and Monica Wesson

Dr. and Mrs. Doug Westra

Christian and Carrie Daniel ’09 Weyandt

Christopher and Amarie Whetten

Sophia White ’21

Kristina White

Ashley G. White

Brooks Whitehead ’28

Elizabeth & Greg Whitehead

Mrs. Diane Wick

Elisabeth Williams

Mr. and Mrs. Chase C. Williams

Evelyn Wilson

Brock ’04 and Laura Ann Wilson

Patrick ’97 and Mindy Wilson

Lloyd B. and Carol Wilson

Ms. Andrea Wimberly

Michael and Kelley Springer Wolfe

Luke and Jessica Wolff

Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Word

Jimmy and Robin Wyatt

Alex Yi ’21

Mr. and Mrs. Peter P. Yi

Chris York

Wayne and Katie York

Mr. and Mrs. William L. Young

Mark and Janell Zesinger

Mr. Yong Q. Zhang and Ms. Xian Y. Wang

Mr. and Mrs. Todd A. Ziegler

Gifts in Kind

1818 Farms

Audio Visual Integration

Peter and Susan Becher

Blair School of Music

Buckets & Blooms

Bullet and Barrel

Burritt Museum

C. T. Garvin Feed & Seed

Caley Paige Home and Gifts

Carriage House

Circle the Square

Colonial Printing

Gary and Mary Ann Conchin

Cook Museum of Natural Science

Donny’s Diamond Gallery

Kirk Durbin

Haley’s Flooring & Interiors

Hallman’s Music

Dave and Greer Hancock

Taylor Hill ’01

Honest Coffee Roasters

Huntsville Hospital Wellness Center

Huntsville Symphony Orchestra

K Waldrup Studio

Locust Lane Rugs

Mary Kathryn Design

Tim and Ruth McMichens

North Alabama Canoe & Kayak

Personal Couture

R8ed Barber & Style Shop

Shine Time Super Wash

Kaitlyn Shoemake ’15

Spring Green

Stephanie Schamban Photography

Michelle Tangeman

Terrame Hair Salon

Valley Conservatory

Woodtech

SPECIAL PROJECTS

Periodically, donors work with the School on projects beyond our anticipated operational needs. Such projects address the needs and programmatic opportunities of the School to better meet our mission. We are grateful to the donors below for providing support for visionary initiatives this past school year and look forward to celebrating project completions in the coming months.

Raider Park

Jean and Jerre Penney

Town Outdoor Science Center

Mrs. Joyce Griffin

Jay and Dana ’91 Town

Active Panel

Joe and Foncie Bullard

John and Kim Hartley

Jeff and Kristal Huntley

Betsy and Peter Lowe

Jay and Dana ’91 Town Parents of Gracelyn ’29

Being involved with the school and the families at Randolph has changed our lives. While we experienced school differently as kids, each of us now share in the realization and appreciation that a Randolph education provides students with excellent academic preparation for college through an expansive curriculum and accelerated pace of learning, as well as an environment to develop as individuals. Randolph has fostered such a tremendous interest in nature and science in our daughter. We saw and seized the opportunity to improve upon the School’s ability to continue providing this important academic space for students. It’s our hope that the Town Outdoor Science Center promotes even greater interest in science amongst the younger students and increases the likelihood of yet another Randolph student going on to do big things in science.

Every gift to the Randolph Fund is an investment in every child. Randolph faculty, staff, and families are very giving of their time, talent, or treasure, and that encourages our support. Philanthropy is entirely a learned behavior and is distinguishable from generosity. Philanthropy tends more towards a cause and often repeats itself in performance and commitment. Generosity, while at the root of philanthropy, is more kindness in funding. We give to demonstrate the importance of giving to institutions that do good and that you believe in. We’re grateful that our daughter recognizes that Randolph isn’t just a place she has to go to five days a week; she respects the School as an institution, and we all embrace Randolph as part of our family.

Linda Bryant

Retiring as the Assistant Head of School for Finance and Operations after 30 years of service

Linda Bryant has served as a talented and devoted leader since 1991, and her student-centered approach to managing the business operations of the School is unique and highly valued by the Randolph community. In her thirty years of service, Mrs. Bryant has been a leader in campus expansions, including additions to the Drake campus and the purchase of the Garth campus land and $27.5 million dollar Upper School campus. During her tenure, the operating budget of the school has increased from $2.5 to $18 million dollars, the endowment has grown from $220,000 to $25 million dollars, and the number of school employees has quadrupled. She has carefully managed the School’s finances and will leave our school in a strong financial position. Through her work, Mrs. Bryant has ensured that our school has used its resources to further our mission and help each student reach their potential. Though we will miss Mrs. Bryant, we celebrate with her the opportunity to enjoy a well-deserved retirement.

“Hiring Linda Bryant was my most vital hire when I became Head of Randolph in 1991. As our Business Officer, Linda was simply extraordinary putting into place all of the financial and structural processes that changed the trajectory of the School. Linda led us through a quagmire of challenges from literally figuring out a way to purchase the land that the School was built on so we could expand, overseeing the establishment of an endowment, overseeing the School’s first major facilities expansion in two decades, and establishing a rigorous budgeting process. She leaves a legacy of excellence that will serve generations of Randolph students.”

George Edwards, Former Head of Randolph School

“Year after year, I’ve watched Linda meet challenges with the mindset of what’s best for the students, the teachers, and the School. She managed the bottom line carefully and conservatively, but to her it has never been about the bottom line. The School’s culture, its people, and its future have always been first and foremost in Linda’s priorities, and it drives everything she does. She is a caring friend, leader, colleague, and a fierce advocate for the things she holds dear.”

Jane Daniel, Assistant to the Head of School for Strategic Initiatives

“Linda’s unwavering dedication to Randolph School has benefited students, parents, and teachers for many years. In the thirty years, Linda and I have worked together I have never heard anything but compliments and accolades regarding her work and support of the School.”

Frederick M. Lanier ’71, Former Trustee

“Linda Bryant leaves a legacy as one of the School’s greatest champions and a defender of the program and its people. She once described herself as the “Chief Worrier,” but when the words came out of her mouth, I could only think of the words “Chief Warrior.”

Although it may appear to some that her work has been tangential to the success of our School, the truth is that her direct influence with, and care of, our resources have allowed our students and faculty to thrive in this special environment.”

Adam Bernick, Director of Institutional Advancement

LEGACY GIVING

Randolph encourages the establishment of endowed funds to support the mission of the School. Endowed funds may be established to support scholarships, faculty salaries and professional development or specific programs. The principal of the endowed funds remains invested and untouched in perpetuity; a percentage of the invested income being used to support the School each year. Many donors choose to honor or memorialize a family member, friend or faculty member through the naming of endowed funds.

Randolph’s Endowment

Market Value as of June 30, 2021: $26,432,063.10

Unrestricted Endowment Market Value as of June 30, 2021: $23,718,541.52

General Reserve Fund

Market Value as of June 30, 2021: $1,650,372.70

Edward E. Ford Foundation Endowment

In 1981, Randolph School received its first grant from the Ford Foundation, recognized nationally for educational philanthropy. This matching grant provides annual income to supplement need-based tuition credits in the Upper School.

Market Value as of June 30, 2021: $196,082.53

Edward

E. Ford Foundation Tuition Assistance Endowment

Established in 2015, the Edward E. Ford Tuition Assistance Endowment helps ensure that tuition is not a barrier to qualified students who will enhance the educational experience of the whole Randolph community. This matching grant provides annual income to support need-based tuition assistance in the Upper School.

Market Value as of June 30, 2021: $279,556.42

Foreign Language Excellence Fund

Established by Nancy and Daniel Archuleta in 2004, this fund shall be used to promote and support excellence in the foreign language program.

Market Value as of June 30, 2021: $52,748.39

Grisham Faculty Enrichment Endowment

Betty and Charles Grisham, well known for their support of the arts and education, established this endowment in 1995 for teacher development and graduate education, a testament to their love for Randolph School, as former parents and grandparents.

Market Value as of June 30, 2021: $480,641.07

The Rupa Kakani Scholarship Award

Rupa Kakani ’88’s untimely death while on a school-sponsored trip with her class is recognized each year at graduation ceremonies with this fund that awards a cash gift to a graduating senior. The recipient is selected by the School and is honored with a citation that reads in part: “To affect the quality of the day is the highest of arts and there are students who, through their wit, their smiles, their intellect, and their amiability, affect the quality of the daily routine at Randolph School.” Such was Rupa.

2021 Recipient: Anahita Maleknia ’21

Market Value as of June 30, 2021: $82,525.68

2020-2021 Donor: Jeanie Priest

The Kakani Family Scholarship Fund

Established by the Kakani Family in 2005, this fund provides partial need-based scholarship for a deserving student who meets the School’s highest standard for enrollment.

Market Value as of June 30, 2021: $51,884.03

The Betty Kofskey Scholarship Award

The Kofskey Fund is a living memorial, which has been set up in recognition of Betty Kofskey, a former Randolph School faculty member. Members of the English Department award the scholarship annually to a rising 9th grade student who exhibits unusual aptitude and appreciation for literature and language.

2021 Recipient: Katelyn Valtos ’25

Market Value as of June 30, 2021: $60,539.16

Val and

Pushpa Sapra

Parents of Neil ’95 and Nitesh ’98

For a child with a learning difference, the biggest gift that can be given is confidence. Consistent access to quality academic instruction, specialized learning tools, and educational resources are crucial in that development, which led to the establishment of The Sapra Scholarship Program for dyslexic children from underrepresented families. The challenge of understanding and treating dyslexia is further compounded by the financial burden and a lack of access to adequate education for this unique learning difference. Greengate School at Randolph is nationally accredited by the Orton-Gillingham Academy, one of only a few schools of its kind in the country.

Education has been a cornerstone for our family’s good fortune. In the 1960s, I immigrated to the United States to study at Kansas State University. That opportunity resulted in U.S. citizenship and 25 years of teaching at Alabama A&M University, reaching Emeritus status. Recognizing the importance of education throughout my personal life and career, Pushpa and I were determined to provide our sons with the best education. We were fortunate to receive that at Randolph. The experience created a solid foundation for them to pursue advanced degrees and become successful businessmen, husbands, fathers, and citizens. One of the most important jobs that parents have when it comes to raising children is ensuring that they receive a good education. Through The Sapra Scholarship Program, we hope to provide this same foundation for other families who are seeking a transformative educational experience that will set up their children for much success in their lives, and in turn their children’s children.

The Lyle Alumni Award

The Lyle Alumni Award for Enthusiasm originated in 1976. In 1988 the fund was restructured to annually award a tuition credit to a male and female Randolph student “completing the 9th grade, as selected by a faculty committee, who demonstrate the characteristics of enthusiasm, industriousness, pride in achievement, conscientiousness, and performance to the best of one’s innate ability in both academic and nonacademic activities.”

2021 Recipients: Charlotte Brinkley ’24 and Wright McManus ’24

Market Value as June 30, 2021: $133,840.34

The Anthony J. Lynch Award

This fund is “presented annually to one member of the faculty or administration who consistently demonstrates the characteristics epitomized by Commander Anthony J. Lynch – dedication, leadership, character and the willingness to give consistently that extra effort above and beyond what is expected.” A second award of annual tuition credit that will pay all or part of tuition and fees is presented to a student who is a U.S. citizen. The student must demonstrate the qualities of deep concern for others, truth, honesty and love for country.

2021 Recipient: Griffin Kennamer ’22

Market Value as of June 30, 2021: $201,415.51

The Bruce Tonetti Memorial Award

The Tonetti Award is “presented annually to an Upper School student who consistently displays qualities of the scholar-athlete academic prowess, representation of the School in interscholastic athletics, fair play and enthusiasm.” It is awarded in the form of a tuition credit, the maximum of which is 25% of Upper School tuition.

2021 Recipient: Madison DeOrio ’23

Market Value as of June 30, 2021: $101,315.67

The

Matthew Pettis Naylor Memorial Scholarship Award

This award, a tuition credit, is presented to a rising junior who best exemplifies certain qualities of Matthew Naylor, a member of the Class of 2002, who died in an automobile accident on June 7, 2000. A Christian and a sportsman, Matthew engaged himself fully in the world around him. He loved his family, cherished his friends, and respected

his teachers. The recipient of the award demonstrates Matthew’s enthusiasm, individuality, confidence and conscientiousness. Like Matthew, he or she enjoys learning, shows a special interest in literature and history, consistently performs to the best of his or her ability, and encourages excellence in others.

2021 Recipient: Melissa Amador-Mateos ’23

Market Value as of June 30, 2021: $101,550.78

The Jim Niedergeses Award

Jim Niedergeses was a member of the Class of 1984. His life ended tragically, the result of an automobile accident. The Niedergeses family established this award in 1987 to honor his memory and to “recognize a student who exemplifies the attitude and effort of striving to go further than he or she has ever done before.” The recipient is selected by the Health and Physical Education Department Chair each year.

2021 Recipient: Haley Stoddard ’25 Market Value as of June 30, 2021: $66,970.75

2020-2021 Donors: John and Cathy Niedergeses

Wessel/Robin Lifelong Learning Fund

Established in 2011 by Jean Wessel Templeton, this fund provides grants to faculty of excellence to continue self-directed professional and intellectual growth during the summer months, thus developing and supporting the faculty as a model for lifelong learning.

2021 Recipients: Rosa Almodovar, Beth Andrada, Catherine Beck, Liz Bouchard, Kathleen Brewer, Lisa Bruton, Desiree Campbell, Sanders Clayton, Stef Dwyer, Nate Gee, Patrick Green, Kim Grissom, John Heilman, Elise Hinken, Leslie Hodges, Noah Hoppe-McQueen, Amy Ilsley, Lori Kantmann, Danielle Kariya, Kelly Kattos, Patricia Kuhn, Lydia Mansfield, Meredith McCall, Steve Mittwede, Mary Catherine Nance, Whitney Painter, Ann Phillips, Elaine Poplin, Kelli Proctor, Jennifer Ragsdale, Chris Refer, Carol Richardson, Jennifer Rossuck, Gia Santos, Susan Short, Genny Slack, Ellen Smalley, Brandi Sterling, Missy Walker, Michael Weinberg, and Tina White

Market Value as of June 30, 2021: $173,650.16

The Trey Wilbourn Memorial Scholarship

Capt. James N. Wilbourn, III, USMC (“Trey”) was a member of the Randolph class of 1980 and an excellent athlete. His outstanding military career culminated in his assignment as a pilot. In 1991, his Harrier jet was shot down in central Kuwait, ending the life of this true patriot. Trey was the first Alabamian to lose his life in the Gulf War. The Wilbourn family created a scholarship in his memory that is awarded annually to a rising junior or senior who has at least a 3.0 grade point average and has participated in at least two sports at Randolph.

2021 Recipient: Richard Laube ’22

Market Value as of June 30, 2021: $200,470.41

The Jane K. Lowe Academy for Academic Excellence

With funds received from the Lowe Foundation, the Jane K. Lowe Academy for Academic Excellence was created in 2001. The Lowe Academy offers experiences designed to stimulate and encourage a pursuit of learning in young people from the greater Huntsville area.

Market Value as of June 30, 2021: $151,159.94

The Hughes-Monaghan Scholarship Fund

This scholarship was established in 2003 by Mary Shepard and Cutter Hughes in honor of their family. The Fund provides tuition credit to students from historically underrepresented populations. Any recipient should meet Randolph School’s highest standards for enrollment. This scholarship can be used to supplement a 75% financial aid scholarship, covering up to no more than 95% of the total tuition.

Market Value as of June 30, 2021: $223,461.87

The William Plaxco Walker Memorial Scholarship Fund

The William Walker “MANWITHKIWI” Award was established in memory of William Walker ’06. William exhibited the qualities of courage, optimism, tenacity, resilience and maturity beyond his years. The award, a tuition credit, is presented annually to an Upper School student who demonstrates personal promise in academics and in the fine arts.

2021 Recipient: Andrew Pumpelly ’23

Market Value as of June 30, 2021: $100,230.75

Karne Family Fund

This Fund was established in 2007 by Shailaja and Suresh Karne, parents of a Randolph School alumna and alumnus, to support areas of greatest institutional need.

Market Value as of June 30, 2021: $74,104.42

Randolph Scholarship Fund

This Fund was created in 2006 to provide tuition credit to students from historically underrepresented populations.

Market Value as of June 30, 2021: $260,341.29

2020-2021 Donors: Patricia Sepp

J&J Fund Award

This Fund was established in 2020 to provide a financial award to a male and female member of the junior class who demonstrate excellence in and a commitment to science, musical performance, and/or mentorship and outreach within the community.

2021 Recipients: Lydia Slocum ’22 and Samuel Schultz ’22

2020-2021 Donors: The Dehorty Family

Sapra Scholarship

This Fund was established in 2020 to provide tuition coverage for students with dyslexia from historically underrepresented backgrounds to attend Greengate School’s summer camp experience. Without the Sapra Scholarship, recipients would not otherwise be able to attend the summer camp program.

2020-2021 Donors:

The Pushpa and Val Sapra Foundation: Pushpa, Val, Neil ’95, and Nitesh ’98 Sapra

Denzel Okinedo ’12

Randolph Alumni Association, 2021-22 President

The significance of volunteerism to the Randolph educational experience is that it offers a two-way connection for understanding and growth. Volunteering is an opportunity for older alumni, faculty, and staff to invest in and learn from current students, as we light the path for those behind us. By giving our time to intentionally come together and nurture growth, we can create lasting, positive impacts on future generations of students, parents, and educators. Time is such a valuable commodity. When someone invests their time in making sure you grow in a certain area, it feels right to pass on that torch and foster someone else in the same manner.

My time at Randolph provided me with lifelong friends and colleagues who have supported and inspired me. Likewise, there are so many faculty, staff, and coaches who invested their time in me and my success both in and out of the classroom, preparing me to approach new challenges with open arms and an open mind. My undergraduate mentor, General Charles C. Krulak, would often speak about the importance of cultivating and living lives of significance – a life that positively impacts as many people as possible; a selfless life that leaves a mark impossible to erase. Education is a key that unlocks many doors. Help unlock a door and pour into something that is bigger than all of us – the future. Whether it be serving as a mentor, volunteering on a committee, or supporting the School financially, these things provide opportunities for curious students to find their passions, flourish, and gain a fuller understanding of themselves, each other, and the world.

1965

Lucinda Schreeder

1968

Jim Richardson

1970

Bill Kling

Moore Rhett

1974

Susan King

1975

Nannette Hutchens

1981

Eric Apperson

Ron Davis

1982

Doug Lampert

1983

Harry Pennington, Jr.

John Wheeler

1984

Paul Kim

Greg Shockley

1985

Margaret-Anne Crumlish

Nancy Kochansky

Jenna Pirani

1986

Xan Curran

Jon Thurber

Leigh Vaughn

1987

May Jennings

David Thurber

Latham Thurber

1988

Lara Isbell

Rondi Kelton

ALUMNI GIVING

Laurence McCrary

Mary Sanders

1989

Mike Fowler

Stacy Ikard

Nicole Schroer

Laurel Shockley

1991

Tory Green

Stephanie Stanford

Dana Town

1992

Janye Clary

Roy Priest

Radhika Rao

Chris Wiginton

1993

Aruna Arora

Todd Grayson

Jennifer Thorington-Hines

Jay Plucker

1994

Ginger Penney Liles

Smitha Persaud

Brian Prochaska

1995

Paula Claunch

Jennifer Drummond

Susan Feser

Missy Grayson

Marcus Helstowski

Jamie Kirkham

Neil Sapra

1996

Chris Jones

Marshall Schreeder

1997

Courtney Penney Allen

Erin Hartley Bailey

Patrick Wilson

1998

Lee Ann Escobar

Maria Heath

Eric Imsand

Laurie Imsand

J.D. Reed

Brandon Robinson

Nitesh Sapra

Daniel Schreeder

Gabe Smith

1999

Susanna Phillips Huntington

Andrew Maddox

2000

Matt Israel

Jeremy Jones

Zack Penney

Libbie Rentz

2001

Hallie Angelichio

Tully Brown

Taylor Hill

Crystal Knickelbein

Andrea Petroff

2002

Drew Battle

Christina Cochran

Rachel Jones-Dwyer

Katie Kritikos

Sarah Matthews

Brad Sabatini 2004

Ellann Cohen

Melissa Tucker

Brock Wilson 2005

Caitlin Thomas

Roxanna Sabghi Denton

Brock Havron 2008

Chase Ludwig 2009

Carrie Weyandt 2010

Taylor Lioce 2013

Molly Burdine

Sanders Clayton

2014

Leah Honkanen

2015

Owen Averbuch

Daelyn Houser

Abby Knowling

Katy Shoemake

2016

Martin Schreeder 2003

Raymond Carter

Cole Cooper

Libby Gold

Alexander Young

2018

Sridhar Karne

Katie Nordeman

2019

Oakes Nelson

2021

Mary Ellis Alison

Madelyn Alison

Alex Anderson

Evans Bryant

Sarah Kate Childs

Alex Covert

Mary Maddox Creech

Jace Crisler

Lorelai Darzi

Sarah Kate Davenport

Ashli Evans

Ridley Fann

Isabel Folgman

Emma Gold

Brice Harlan

Emma Hudson

Sam Hunter

Joseph James

Jack Johnson

Lauren Knapp

Greta LaFrentz

Bridgett Lake

Anahita Maleknia

Abhishek Mentreddy

Charly Montague

Bailey Mullins

Cohen Mullins

Gavin Mulrooney

Sam Reischauer

Adin Rossi

Sarabeth Shannon

Sophia White

Alex Yi

Ashli Evans ’21

Student Government Association, 2020-21 President

Being a member of the Randolph community means something much bigger than simply going to school. Whether it be joining the dance team, performing with Theatre Randolph, serving on the Honor Council, learning about the stock market in the investment club, or any other combination of arts, athletics, and student leadership organizations, the eagerness students have to get involved is amazing and fosters a strong and supportive environment that everyone benefits from. In my opinion, this strong student participation is integral to the Randolph educational experience, and is one of the School’s greatest features. My time in student government, which began as a sophomore representative, allowed me to witness incredible feats of leadership and teamwork between faculty sponsors and student leaders on projects like pep rallies, dances, and anniversary events. Seeing how these students took charge and utilized their resources was inspiring and helped prepare me for my term as SGA President. Being involved in these organizations not only teaches you to lead, but also how to think critically, work collaboratively, and observe and learn from your peers.

In addition to providing me with an education, being a part of the Randolph community has helped my family create meaningful connections and cultivate new friendships. I would encourage everyone who is able, to give to the Randolph Fund and allow other students to have the same opportunities that I, and so many of my peers, have been given. It is our duty to help uplift and enrich the lives of the people who walk alongside us and support us every single day.

GRANDPARENT GIVING

Giving to the Randolph Fund is the perfect opportunity for grandparents to show their support. Thank you to all our Randolph Grandparents! Together we make a difference!

Eric and Mary Adams

Susan and Joe Agee

Mary Ellen Agee

Bobby and Jeanne Allen

Martha Allen

Jae and Barbara Allen

Jim and Kathy Angelichio

Lynn and Ric Ayer

Elaine Baer

Charles Bashore

Jeff and Deborah Bayer

Dr. and Mrs. Winford E. Bearden

Barry and Eva Berman

Topper and Sherry Birney

Randy and JoAnna Boyette

Mr. and Mrs. John Brockway

Joe and Foncie Bullard

Dr. and Mrs. Allen S. Campbell

Mike and Virginia Caruso

Robert and Janet Cash

Willie and Annie Cheatham

Fred and Ann Coffey

Gary and Mary Ann Conchin

J Randall and Sherry Cook

Mimi Cooper

Nora and Kevin Crumlish

Michael and Sheila Cruthird

Connie Culver-Arnold

Joel and Cynthia Daniel

Glenn and Hollyce Davenport

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Derrick

Tony and Gwendolyn Devezin

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dooley

Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Dukes

Debra Durbin

David and Kay Elwell

Alan and Teresa Eubanks

Tommy and Dana Everage

Anne Farrell

Jeanie Priest

James and Kathy Garrison

Jack Geren

Mr. and Mrs. John Glaese

Jerry and Charlene Graham

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Green

Dana Greenberg

Jim and Patty Grier

Mrs. Joyce Griffin

Dodie and Darius Hall

Walter and Susie Harper

James and Doni Harrison

John and Kim Hartley

Mr. William Hause Jr.

Neil and Nathalie Hayes

Pam and Garey Heumphreus

Lee and Christy Hoekenschnieder

Lea and David Hoppe

Jeff and Kristal Huntley

Vernon and Martha Sue Hutchens

Lew and Sandy Ingalls

Yong Irby

Paul and Karen Israel

Mike and Sandra Johnson

William Johnston

Rodney and Vestavia Johnston

Mary and George Jones

Wade and Nancy Jones

Yang and Soon Kim

Mr. Douglas Ladd

Daniel and Linda Lampley

Susan Lee

Jo Logan

Rick and Eleanor Loring

Betsy and Peter Lowe

Roger and Monica LuAllen

Richard and Ginger MacNealy

Jerry and Sharon Mailey

Doug and Wynella Mathes

Judy Maxwell

Robert and Pam Mayes

Ms. Miriam McClendon

Rev. Peggy McClure

Shirley and George McCrary

Henri and Mark McDaniel

Mr. and Mrs. Julian McPhillips

Barbara and Larry Meyer

Howard and Patricia Miller

Tom Miller

Danny and Becky Nix

Michael and Desi Obringer

Pat and Carol O’Connor

Fredda Osborne

James and Charlotte Park

Jean and Jerre Penney

Alton and Carol Phillips

Hayes and Trena Powers

Ann Prater

Martha Pullen

Ms. Susan Ragland

Rod and Susan Ramsay

Mackie and Nita Ray

Donald and Martha Reed

Thomas Ressler and Lorin Cope

David and Judy Richardson

Schley and Maria Ricketson

David and Susan Ringer

Mr. and Mrs. C.W. Ritter, Jr.

Ms. Melissa B. Roth and Dr. Emily Gordon

Thomas and Mary Anne Sandwell

Ted and Malinda Schmidt

Mrs. Lucinda Schreeder ’65 and Dr. Marshall Shcreeder

Phyllis Schrimsher

Grace and David Schultz

Robert and Peggy Serio

Judy Servick

Mrs. Katie Shaver

Steve and Cindy Shaw

Tom and Paula Shaw

Vera Shorter

Christine and Lawrence Silver

Patricia Slaughter

Katherine Smalley

Dr. and Mrs. Curtis Smith

Ms. Nancy Smith

Timothy and Karen Smith

Harold and Joan Spradley

Thornton and Mary Stanley

Michael and Stephanie Steinkampf

Connie and Rusty Stephenson

Bill and Barbara Strain

Mr. and Mrs. Max Swoboda III

Ms. Jean Wessel Templeton

Mr. and Mrs. Emmett

Thompson

Susy and Bob Thurber

Mr. and Mrs. Pat Vallely

Billy Walker

Michael and Nancy Walters

Jim and Monica Wesson

Dr. and Mrs. Don Wheeler

Mrs. Diane Wick

Elisabeth Williams

Bob and Kathy Wills

Lloyd B. and Carol Wilson

Jimmy and Robin Wyatt

Chris York

Fred and Vickie Ziegler

MEMORIAL GIFTS

In Memory of Mrs. Penelope B. Bashore

Frank and Carol Chapuran

Danielle Stewart

In Memory of William E. Hutchens Brossy

Nannette Hutchens ’75

In Memory of Mrs. Celia L. Duncan

Mary and George Jones

Ryan and Nichole Liese

Danny and Angie Servick

In Memory of Mr. Jones Durbin

Debra Durbin

In Memory of Mrs. Virginia H. Fowler

Mike Fowler ’89

In Memory of Ms. Benita Hayes

Anonymous

In Memory of Al and Louis Hinshaw

Dr. and Mrs. Doug Westra

In Memory of Jennifer Hulsey

Mr. and Mrs. James E. Rainey, Jr.

In Memory of Ms. Elizabeth R. Hunter Progress Bank

In Memory of Mr. Lee Jensen

Michael and Sheila Cruthird

In Memory of Ms. Gloria Lewis

Brian Dodd

Diane Hendricks

The Kronk Family

Kathy and Don Monroe

In Memory of Mrs. Melanie McRae ’64

Mr. and Mrs. Skyler R. Courtney

In Memory of Mr. John C. Sweatman

Elizabeth Bouchard

Ben and Lisa Clark

Betty Jo Dutton

Kim Grissom

Judy Sweatman

In Memory of Mrs. Barbara B. Vought

Cindy and Dick Hartman

Bonnie Pearson

Mr. Brandon ’98 and Mrs. Brandi Robinson

George Smith

HONOR GIFTS

In Honor of Spencer Alday ’32

David and Susan Ringer

In Honor of Mrs. Whitney Andrews

Mr. Vince Vanek and Mrs. Karen King-Vanek

In Honor of Andrew ’24 and Isabella ’16 Auffenorde

Katherine Smalley

In Honor of Ms. Donna D. Baggette

Amanda Ringer

In Honor of Mrs. Erin H. Bailey ’97

Patrick ’97 and Mindy Wilson

In Honor of Abby R. Banks ’27

Mackie and Nita Ray

In Honor of Mrs. Jane and Mr. Joe Battle

Bett and Clovis Pitchford

In Honor of Mrs. Catherine Beck

Jeremy and Jennifer Christopher

In Honor of Ms. Kathleen Brewer

Neil and Nathalie Hayes

In Honor of Ms. Linda L. Bryant

Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Bryant

In Honor of Ryann ’25 and Hannon ’23 Bulger

Fredda Osborne

In Honor of Alexis ’29 and Tristan ’26 Cash

Robert and Janet Cash

Michael and Sheila Cruthird

In Honor of Ms. Bianca Ceasor

Mr. Vince Vanek and Mrs. Karen King-Vanek

In Honor of Kaitlyn J. Cheatham ’25

Willie and Annie Cheatham

In Honor of Dr. Rebecca Cochran

Pamela Harnden

In Honor of Curtis Cooper ’21

Baltimore Community Foundation

Mimi Cooper

In Honor of Mary Maddox ’21 and Bankston ’18 Creech

Bill and Barbara Strain

In Honor of Cortner Crumlish ’22

Shirley and George McCrary

In Honor of Ms. Traci Darwin

Mr. Vince Vanek and Mrs. Karen King-Vanek

In Honor of Drew G. Dodgen ’24

Connie and Rusty Stephenson

In Honor of Helen ’32 and George ’29 Dukes

Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Dukes

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Green

In Honor of Mrs. Lindsey Dunnavant

Neil and Nathalie Hayes

In Honor of Abigail A. Ellis ’33

Ted and Malinda Schmidt

In Honor of Hadley ’32, James ’30, and Charlotte ’27 Elwell

David and Kay Elwell

In Honor of Mrs. Kelly Emerson

Mr. Vince Vanek and Mrs. Karen King-Vanek

Evelyn Wilson

In Honor of Troy ’31, Hope ’26, and Luke ’22 Falkenberg

Danny and Becky Nix

In Honor of Ridley Fann ’21 and Sims Fann ’19

Anne Farrell

In Honor of Caroline A. Feser ’29

Yong Irby

In Honor of Mr. Gary Gardner

Anonymous

In Honor of Mrs. Joyce Griffin

Anonymous

In Honor of Bradford D. Hall ’26

Mrs. Katie Shaver

In Honor of Vivi E. Heaps ’31

Bobby and Jeanne Allen

In Honor of Anna Grace ’24 and Daniel ’22 Helstowski

Henri and Mark McDaniel

In Honor of Mr. David Hillinck

Anonymous

Vijay and Latha Jampala

In Honor of Andrew F. Hinson ’25

Dr. and Mrs. Paul B. Tabereaux

In Honor of Mrs. Carolyn Holt

Anonymous

In Honor of Sadie ’33, Jasper ’27, Ava ’24, and Jackson ’23 Howse

Susan and Joe Agee

In Honor of Mr. David E. Howse

Mary Ellen Agee

In Honor of Ms. Rachel Hudson

Anonymous

In Honor of Sara ’19 and John Hutchens ’21

Hutchens Family

In Honor of Eli M. Isbell ’24

Charles Bashore

In Honor of Mrs. Robyn Z. Jacques

Ms. Sarah E. Dove

In Honor of Ms. Mary Jones

Jettie and James Godwin

In Honor of Elizabeth A. Kanik ’27

Kelly and Pamela Barber

Mr. Thomas Kanik IV

In Honor of Tae Yoon Kim ’28

Yang and Soon Kim

In Honor of Parker C. Klein ’31

Dana Greenberg

In Honor of Mrs. Nichole M. Knapp

Neil and Nathalie Hayes

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Smith-Yeager

In Honor of Mrs. Rachel S. Larose

Anonymous

Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Smith

In Honor of Tucker ’29 and Landon ’27 Lee

Christine and Lawrence Silver

In Honor of Ms. Jennifer Lenz

Ms. Sarah E. Dove

In Honor of Mr. Landon Hart Leo ’27

Dr. Christina L. Cochran ’02

In Honor of Parks ’29 and Penney ’27 Liles

Ginger Penney Liles ’94 and Parker Liles

In Honor of J. Lawson Mann ’33

Wade and Nancy Jones

James and Haley Mann

In Honor of Mr. Christopher McArthur

Kathryn McArthur

In Honor of Eliza ’25, Gamble ’22, and Waggoner ’18 McCrary

Shirley and George McCrary

In Honor of Mrs. Ruth McMitchens

Anonymous

Vijay and Latha Jampala

In Honor of Macy E. Miller ’32

Jeff and Deborah Bayer

Alan and Teresa Eubanks

Tom Miller

In Honor of Elizabeth F. Minor ’29

Doug and Wynella Mathes

In Honor of Mabrey ’26, Mallory ’24, and Murphy ’24 Morgan

David and Judy Richardson

In Honor of Austin P. Nelson ’26

Ann Prater

In Honor of Grace ’34 and Liam ’31 O’Connor

Robert and Pam Mayes

Pat and Carol O’Connor

In Honor of Valor G. O’Dell ’31

Daniel and Linda Lampley

In Honor of Carter ’26 and May May ’23 Park

James and Charlotte Park

In Honor of Weller ’34 and Mary Emens ’29 Parker

Lee and Christy Hoekenschnieder

In Honor of Charlie ’27 and Matthew ’24 Pendergrass

Michael and Desi Obringer

In Honor of Alice ’33 and Liam ’30 Petroff

Robert and Peggy Serio

In Honor of Payne T. Phillips ’27

Jack Geren

In Honor of Jude ’30 and Laurel ’26 Plucker

Mr. and Mrs. Julian McPhillips

In Honor of Alice ’22 and Helen ’20 Poplin

Mrs. Diane Wick

In Honor of Mrs. Delicia Potter

Clint and Tarin Frost

In Honor of Hank ’33 and Jack ’30 Powers

Hayes and Trena Powers

In Honor of Riley Jane Ragland ’23

Communities Foundation of Texas

Ms. Susan Ragland

In Honor of Theo ’24 and Sam ’21 Reischauer

Topper and Sherry Birney

In Honor of Bennett T. Richardson ’09

Jim ’68 and Nancy Richardson

In Honor of William N. Richardson ’11

Jim ’68 and Nancy Richardson

In Honor of Ms. Jennifer Rossuck

Anonymous

In Honor of Wilson Schmitz ’27

Patricia Slaughter

In Honor of Addy Mae Schrimsher ’30

Phyllis Schrimsher

In Honor of Mrs. Cindy Shaw

Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Bryant

In Honor of Elizabeth J. Shaw ’27

Tom and Paula Shaw

In Honor of Parker E. Smith ’21

Timothy and Karen Smith

In Honor of Harrison Sneed ’33

James and Doni Harrison

In Honor of Garrison Sparks ’32

James and Kathy Garrison

In Honor of Russell D. Spradley ’28

Harold and Joan Spradley

In Honor of Drew ’21 and Hannah Stanley

Thornton and Mary Stanley

In Honor of Taylor Tessmann ’26

Pam and Garey Heumphreus

In Honor of Charles E. Thompson ’24

Schley and Maria Ricketson

Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Thompson

In Honor of Mr. Benjamin Tieslau

Ms. Sarah E. Dove

Mr. and Mrs. Maximillian Swoboda IV

In Honor of Asha S. Thomas ’30

Katie Nordeman ’18

In Honor of George L. Thomas ’31

Rick and Eleanor Loring

In Honor of Mrs. Dana Town Anonymous

In Honor of Mr. Jay Town

Mrs. Joyce Griffin

In Honor of Mr. Pete Townsend

Mr. John Johnson ’21

In Honor of Sullivan D. Turner ’32

Joel and Cynthia Daniel

In Honor of Mrs. Constance L. Voight

Anne Scarbrough

In Honor of Harry A. Walczak ’23

Barry and Eva Berman

In Honor of Collier ’32, Elizabeth ’28, and Harper Grace ’26 Watson

Walter and Susie Harper

In Honor of Nehemiah P. Webb ’29

Tony and Gwendolyn Devezin

In Honor of Sloane ’29 and Reid ’27 Werdehoff

Rev. Peggy McClure

Ms. Meredith Miller

In Honor of Julia ’29 and Olivia ’27 White

Jim and Patty Grier

In Honor of Ms. Heather Wiese Anonymous

In Honor of Parker K. Williams ’28

Elisabeth Williams

In Honor of Caroline ’28 and Cooper ’21 Wyatt

Jimmy and Robin Wyatt

In Honor of Mr. Cathy L. Zeller

The Vega Family

In Honor of the Art Department

Jettie and James Godwin

In Honor of the Class of 2002

Katie Chamberlain Kritikos ’02

In Honor of Middle School Science Teachers

Michael Bonaker

In Honor of Randolph Faculty, Staff, and Administration

Adam and Lauren Dauro

Jay and Dana ’91 Town

In Honor of Randolph Lower School Faculty

Mr. Mihir Kanitkar and Mrs. Kirti Kandalkar

Retired as the Head of Lower School with 36 years of service

Cindy Shaw served Randolph School and our students for nearly 36 years, during which time she has had the opportunity to impact the lives of thousands of students. Mrs. Shaw began her Randolph career in 1985 as a 3rd grade teacher covering a maternity leave, and she eventually became a full-time teacher. In 2001, Mrs. Shaw was named the Head of the Lower Elementary Division, leading students and faculty in grades K-3, with a total enrollment of 162 students. In 2009, she became Head of the Lower School for grades K-4, and Lower School enrollment has grown to 236 students under her leadership. Mrs. Shaw’s care for our students is deep and genuine, and she has consistently provided leadership by supporting our Lower School faculty, while also transforming the curriculum through several important initiatives. Mrs. Shaw is a highly valued and trusted leader, and we are so grateful for the difference she has made at Randolph.

Cindy Shaw

“Cindy is an outstanding educational leader that has always provided love, guidance, and wisdom to every child she meets. Her warm smile and enthusiasm have brightened our campus for more than 35 years.”

Jerry Beckman, Assistant Head of School for Academic Affairs

“I had the opportunity to work with Cindy Shaw for nine years. She was not only a fearless leader, but also the definition of a true nurturer. Her door was always open to show her love and support for teachers and students alike.”

Henri Helstowski, Randolph Lower School Teacher

“I have the fondest memories of my third grade year at Randolph and I attribute it solely to my kind, loving, and gentle-hearted teacher, Mrs. Shaw. Not only was she my teacher, but she also taught my two older sisters. Fast forward 30 years, my children attended Randolph’s Lower School under Mrs. Shaw’s administration. I am so grateful they were able to experience an educational program under a woman who puts her heart and soul into encouraging each child she meets to grow into the best versions of themselves.”

Andrea Petroff ’01

“Cindy’s priority has always been the student. More than anyone I’ve ever worked with, she never stops reading, asking questions, and consulting with peers and subject matter experts in the educational field to best meet the needs of each child.”

Kim Simpson, Former Lower School Librarian

MATCHING GIFTS

Blackbaud Giving Fund

The McFarland Family

Aerojet Rocketdyne Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Evans

Sam and Kassi Stanage

Nate Gee

Upper School English Teacher and Recipient of the Anthony J. Lynch Faculty Award

Randolph’s approach toward education is to embrace complexity. We teach our students that the world around them is a complex place, and we show them successful learning is equally complex. The Idea Path endorses the idea that learning is never a straight line, but instead a circuitous series of steps, often revisited, revised, and perfected. Randolph’s recent diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives have shown a willingness to have hard conversations, rethink perspectives, and then grow in a nurturing environment. I love that Randolph’s mission statement begins with “Seeking Truth” and does not imply “Finding Truth.” It is just as important to ask unanswerable questions as it is to always have the right answers. We help our students see the need to be patient, humble learners, and open-minded, authentic leaders. I trust that the path for me and my students will be circuitous, individualized, diverse, and always complex.

In the midst of the unease and chaos of 2020, giving to an institution like Randolph grounded me in values like “Seeking Truth, Building Character, and Nurturing All”. As I reflected on the nature of our work as educators, I recognized the amount of heart that goes in our jobs. I saw my fellow Upper School English teachers re-making curriculums and teaching techniques overnight from our basements and bedrooms. We anxiously Zoomed with each other, traded ideas, and furiously created online lessons to continue inspiring our students. Donating in each of their names to the Randolph Fund was my small way of expressing admiration for their dedication and service to the School.

PROGRAM SPONSORS

$5,000 Level and above

Bridgeworth Wealth Management

Hiley Automotive Group

Twickenham Advisors

$2,500 Level

Henri and Mark McDaniel

$1,500 Level

Henri and Marcus Helstowski

Little Rosie’s, Inc.

Arts in Education Week

$5,000 Platinum Sponsor

Twickenham Advisors

$2,500 Gold Sponsor

Crestwood Medical Center

Leslie and Patrick Shields

$1,500 Silver Sponsor

The Priest Family

Progress Bank

The Matrix Gym

$500 Bronze Sponsor

Jeanne Allen - Legend Realty

Jeff and Sonja Enfinger

Johnson Orthodontics

Sarah Lauren V. Kattos

VanValkenburgh & Wilkinsons, REALTORS

Longview Financial Advisors Inc.

Metro First Realty Premier, LLC

Mister Sparky

Dr. and Mrs. Brian Scholl

Yvette and John Shannon

Rallying Together

Silver Linings Neurodevelopment

UNDER THE CHRISTMAS TREE

For 36 years, Under the Christmas Tree has been Randolph School’s signature fundraising event. It raises funds for our Tailored Tuition Program and provides an opportunity for the Randolph Community to engage with one another in support of our school. In 2020, Randolph hosted Under the Christmas Tree: Pandemic Edition. Due to COVID-19, the traditional holiday market was replaced with multiple small fundraising efforts including a drive-in movie, art projects, and gingerbread houses. Thanks to our committee, sponsors, and volunteers, we were able to add $23,179 in support of Randolph’s Tailored Tuition Program.

Angel

Pine Ridge Day Camp and Equestrian Center

Early Bird

Dr. and Mrs. Jason Banks

Maynor and Mitchell Eye Center, Inc.

Sugar Plum

Iberia Bank

McDaniel and McDaniel, L.L.C.

Elves

Ragland Brothers Retail

Josh and Melissa Valtos

Jingle Bell

Crestwood Medical Center

Hiley Automotive Group

Merit Bank

Modern Brides

Progress Bank

ServisFirst Bank

UTCT Gift in Kind

Colonial Printing

SPRING SWING

Greengate School at Randolph is the state’s only dyslexia instructional program accredited by the Orton Gillingham Academy. Greengate believes that every child should have the opportunity to learn regardless of a family’s financial situation. In lieu of an in-person event, the school hosted a Spring Swing Campaign which raised $53,700 and sought to educate our community on how a moment of generosity can impact the lifetime of a child with dyslexia. Thank you to Campaign Chair Melissa Kronk and the following Spring Swing Campaign supporters.

Greengate Growth Program

Jerry Damson Honda Acura

One year of after school

Orton-Gillingham tutoring

The Kronk Family

Judy Sweatman

One semester of Orton-Gillingham tutoring

Rev. and Mrs. John Bailey

Complete Dental HireProHealth

Ashley and Bill Mitchell

Greengate Summer Camp

Experience

Adam and Elizabeth Dubé

Dr. and Mrs. Philip J. McGee

Drs. Tarek and Smitha ’94 Persaud

Brian and Marcia Ramsey

Renasant Bank

Pushpa and Val Sapra

Dr. Daniel M. ’98 and Mrs. Jenny Schreeder

Dyslexia battery of assessments for one child

Dr. and Mrs. Jason Banks

Dr. and Mrs. Shane Davis

Donny’s Diamond Gallery

Donny Maleknia & Fatemeh Nazarieh

ERC, Inc.

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

John, Jennifer, and Isabella Panico

Allen and Katie Perkins

Gwen and Dawn Reed

David and Judy Richardson

Shaggy’s Burgers and Tacos

Mrs. Lucinda ’65 Schreeder and Dr. Marshall Schreeder

Leslie and Patrick Shields

Vickie Ziegler

Real Estate/BHHS - Rise

One week of after school

Orton-Gillingham tutoring

Sara and Mike Ahearn

Elizabeth Bouchard

Mrs. Kathleen H. and Dr. Robert Campbell

Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Collins

Michael and Amy Cosgrove

Jon and Betsy Cunha

Xan ’86 and Tim Curran

Melissa and Tod Dodgen

Dr. and Mrs. John F. Gleason, Jr.

Bobbi Haden

Mr. William Hause Jr.

Stephanie and Matt ’00 Israel

Drs. May ’87 and John Jennings

McNeese Glass Company

Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Ray IV

The Schamban Family

Vickey Smith

Albert Spratley and Kristen Rogers

Larry Stewart

Nilmini Thompson

One hour of after school

Orton-Gillingham tutoring

Anonymous (2)

J. Stephen and Anne Brigance

Debra Durbin

The Joseph Family

Allyson and Grant McCloud

The McFarland Family

Dr. and Mrs. Wilson W. McManus II

Michael and Jennifer Moore

Dr. and Mrs. Larry M. Parker

Chris and Susan Parks

Layna Payne

Rod and Susan Ramsay

Sarla and Morris Scherlis

Rocky and Heather Shah

Dr. and Mrs. Paul B. Tabereaux

Mr. and Mrs. Winston Walker

Ms. Meredith Miller

Elizabeth & Greg Whitehead

Chris York

Luke and Ssanyu Ison

Parents of Amaya Jo ’29, Meadow ’31, and Neo ’34

From the outset of our journey, we realized quickly that volunteering would be a significant part of the Randolph experience. Starting in kindergarten, this community begins to realize the African proverb, “It takes a village to raise a child.” With simple acts, like reading to Kindergarteners, students may begin seeing that their classmates are extensions of families, and those families are an integral part of the school community – their village. Moreover, those families are supportive of the learning and growth of all Randolph students. This interconnectedness, no matter how small, leaves lasting impressions on everyone involved.

Volunteering exemplifies and underscores that sense of community that is foundational to the Randolph experience. The act takes the emphasis off you and ideally places energy on something worthwhile. It has given us the opportunity to meet fellow parents, administrators, and staff, learn about activities in the other grades, and understand how Randolph operates financially as an independent school. When our oldest child started in Kindergarten, we noted the absence of traditional fundraising efforts. Giving was made easier because it was a one-time effort, and the pledged amount could be fulfilled later. Likewise, volunteering at Randolph is easy to say yes to. It has always been a positive experience for us and the work that takes place prior to the arrival of the volunteers makes it evident that Randolph values the volunteer’s time. We feel fortunate to have witnessed the behind-the-scenes efforts toward ensuring that children at Randolph are safe, academically challenged, and socially nurtured.

VOLUNTEERS

Thank you to all Randolph Community Network volunteers who participated in and supported our philanthropic efforts.

UNDER THE CHRISTMAS TREE VOLUNTEERS

Chair

Missy Baldone

Stephanie McCarthy

Vice-Chair

Veronica Cram

Heather Jones

Committee

Bett Antes

Hollie Beaver

Emily Cook

Christine Couch

Mandy DeOrio

Heather Dilworth-Schrimser

Susan Feser ’95

Paras Ginn

Leah Green

Holly Hall

Whitney Heaps

Henri Helstowski

Bentley Hess

Ann Marie Isaacson

Solveig Irvine

Laura Jensen

Lori Johnston

Jennifer Kupay

Fay Leo

Ingrid Lunsford

Amy Manion

Ranny Maurer

Laura McManus

Lori Meyer

Mandaine Miller

Ashley Mitchell

Jordan Morgan

Lacey Nelson

Kristie Ostash

Riley Parker

Cheryl Phillips

Kimberly Pugh

April Ray

Tabby Ragland

Kelley Reischauer

Salina Ruffing

Meggy Sabatini

Wendy Sawyer

Carol Shannon

Alicia Sorrell

Melissa Timberlake

Melissa Valtos

Trina Waites

Greg Whitehead

Janell Zesinger

Alison Ziegler

SPRING SWING COMMITTEE

Chair

Melissa Kronk

Randolph Fund Chairs

Roy Priest ’92

Laura Dale Priest

Randolph Fund Solicitation Team

Leslie Cooper

Sara Cooper

Jess Cowan

Julie Gold

Bently Hess

Luke Ison

Ann Laue

Laura McManus

Lori Meyer

Roy Priest ’92

Executive Committee

Chair

Wendy Joseph

Lower School Chair

Sara Cooper

Middle School Chair

Nicole Reeves

Upper School Chair

Missy Baldone

Greengate School Chair

Lee Shaw

Academics Chair

Natasha Dooley

Admission Chair

Bently Hess

Arts Co-Chair

Lady Smith

Arts Co-Chair

Alison Ziegler

Athletics Chair

Laura McManus

2020 UTCT Co-Chair

Missy Baldone

2020 UTCT Co-Chair

Stephanie McCarthy

Randolph Fund Liaison

Roy Priest ’92

Laura Dale Priest

Grade Level Ambassadors

K Kara Saini

Academic Ambassadors

Allison Cash

Emily Cook

Twyla Hall

Karen Hirsch

Eric Jackson

Heather Morse

Fatemeh Nazarieh

Jennifer Panico

Brett Turner

Admission Ambassadors

Erin Bailey ’97

Hollie Beaver

Kate Cole

Jess Cowan

Andrea Durbin

Matt Isaacson

Luke Ison

Alissa Mackiewicz

Susi Mann

Sarah Matthews ’03

Lisa Pendergrass

Marianne Pfitzer

Kelli Pollock

Brooke Ray

Heather Dilworth-Schrimsher

Alicia Sorrell

Anna Stearns Christina Tabereaux

Dana Town ’91

Amarie Whetten

Elizabeth Whitehead

Todd Ziegler

Arts Ambassadors

Sara Cooper

Betsy Cunha

Kim Davenport

Wendy Johnson

Bear Marples

Laura Dale Priest

Melanie Scalfano

Stephanie Schamban

Yvette Shannon

Kathryn Young

Athletics Ambassadors

Micca Armstrong

Allison Batey

Mem Bryant

Terri Coomer

Skyler Courtney

Mandy DeOrio

Tiffany Horowitz

Julie Hunter

Stacy Ikard ’89

Mandaine Miller

Lisa Moore

Lori Meyer

Dawn Stanley

Margaret Strickland

Jennifer Swoboda

Susan Trousdale

Hospitality

Ambassadors

Bett Antes

Dixie Bailey

Jenny Schreeder

WAYS

Endowment

Support Randolph’s community of learners in perpetuity by giving to the Endowment. Most commonly, donors make a planned gift to Randolph or open a life insurance policy.

Contact: Adam Bernick (256)799-6107

Annual Giving

The foundation of our philanthropic programming. As a non-profit, it is essential that we generate a healthy annual giving program to the Randolph Fund, so that our current programs are strong and healthy. Tuition alone does not pay for the Randolph experience. Annual giving is critical to our success.

Contact: Jill Gaunt (256)799-6106

Major Gifts

Major gifts to Randolph are most commonly associated with improving our built environment. From campus updating to new spaces that improve the student experience, major gifts are essential for the growth and renewal of our environment.

Contact: Meade Davis (256)799-6173 or Adam Bernick (256)799-6107

Naming Opportunities

We are eager to highlight the private support that it takes to make a school like Randolph financially healthy. Supportive families and supportive companies can leave a legacy at Randolph by naming many of our un-named spaces. With opportunities from a variety of giving levels, we would like to discuss ways to show your support and commitment of Randolph.

Contact: Meade Davis (256)799-6173 or Adam Bernick (256)799-6107

Volunteer

Randolph’s greatest asset is people, and as a member of the Randolph Community Network, you play an active role in strengthening our community. There are numerous opportunities to become involved, in the classroom through Randolph Connect, at an athletic event, play or musical, Under the Christmas Tree, or the Spring Swing. Because campus is always buzzing with activities, our students benefit from volunteerism during the school day, after school, in the evenings, and on weekends; volunteers are always needed! When you volunteer at Randolph, everyone benefits – students, faculty, and you!

Contact: Meade Davis (256)799-6173 or Jill Gaunt (256)799-6106

ADVANCEMENT STAFF

Glynn Below Director of Admission and Enrollment Management

Adam Bernick Director of Institutional Advancement

Samantha Blackburn Advancement Data Manager

Elizabeth Cook ’12 Admission Associate

Meade Davis Director of Advancement Outreach

Kelly Emerson Associate Director of Admission

Jill Gaunt Director of Alumni Relations and Annual Giving

Clarissa McClain Director of Marketing & Communications

Judy Sweatman

Assistant Head of Greengate School at Randolph and Director of Admission

Andrew Wilkins Visual Content Curator