2022–2023 Impact Report

LETTER FROM THE HEAD OF SCHOOL

Dear Rowland Hall Families and Friends,

You hold in your hands Rowland Hall’s very first Impact Report, the newest addition to our school’s publication lineup and a companion to Only at Rowland Hall, released to our community in June.* Both publications, which beginning this year take the place of our Annual Report, are designed to pay tribute to our school community, share the progress being made around our strategic priorities, and recognize the many achievements of the preceding school year.

In our Impact Report, we recognize the generosity of all who believe in Rowland Hall’s vision to transform education and who support this work by making financial gifts to the school. During the 2022–2023 school year, your incredible contributions made it clear that you are inspired by our bold, empowering, and momentous vision:

• 1,066 people gave to Rowland Hall this year.

• Our Annual Fund remained strong, raising over $1 million, with contributions from 100 percent of board members and 99 percent of faculty and staff.

• We celebrated an Auction record, netting $640,000 at our beloved biennial event.

• We received the largest gift in school history, moving us closer to our goal to unite the Rowland Hall community on one campus.

• Our alumni, with graduation years spanning 1953 to 2023, gave back to the school that shaped them, contributing $980,384 in total.

This truly is a remarkable and inspirational community, and it is because of the commitment of each one of you that we have so much to celebrate. I thank you for contributing to Rowland Hall this year, and I hope you share my excitement for all that comes from your generosity.

With gratitude,

Mick Gee Head of School

*Access a digital copy of Only at Rowland Hall by scanning the QR code on the back cover or by visiting rowlandhall.org/only-at-rh.

LETTER FROM THE CHAIR OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES

This was a strong year for Rowland Hall. Guided by our vision and strategic priorities, the school made great strides to enhance the student experience. For example, Rowland Hall added a TREC (Technology, Robotics, Engineering, and Coding) Lab at the McCarthey Campus, enabling our young learners to more meaningfully engage with math and science. We also added more than 20 electives across the middle and upper school divisions, offering our students more agency in their education, and hired two additional counselors as well as a learning specialist, providing our students with enhanced academic and social-emotional support.

Enthusiasm for Rowland Hall’s progress manifested itself in numerous ways:

• Enrollment was the highest in the school’s 156-year history.

• Robust school spirit was evident at the Back to School Bash and on the sports sidelines.

• Fundraising this year was the most successful in school history, with over $18.3 million raised in gifts and pledges, including the largest single gift in school history. The biennial Auction brought 310 members of the community together for a 1980s-themed celebration that broke the alltime fundraising record for the gala, and which included $167,000 raised for financial aid. The record-breaking development year culminated with the first-ever all-donor celebration to honor the culture of philanthropy created by the Annual Fund.

• Recruitment efforts yielded some of the most sought-after candidates in nationwide searches for faculty, administrators, and staff.

The Board of Trustees remains focused on the capital campaign to build the new middle and upper school facilities on the Richard R. Steiner Campus in time for the 2026–2027 school year. Schematic design is nearly complete. The architects, builder, and board’s Building Committee are collaborating to ensure a sustainable campus worthy of Rowland Hall’s ambitious vision. Rowland Hall’s financial foundation is sound and well-positioned to achieve our goals. With the generous support of donors, the board hopes and expects to enter the public phase of the capital campaign in the 2023–2024 school year.

It has been my honor and privilege to serve as your board chair the past three years. As the board’s leadership transitions to incoming Board Chair Sarah Lehman, the near- and long-term future of Rowland Hall is exciting and in excellent hands.

Christopher Von Maack ’97

Your Generosity, Your Impact

PHILANTHROPIC GIFTS AND STEM

STEM subjects such as computer science and robotics foster creativity, collaboration, and problem-solving in students—skills that will help them become the leaders of tomorrow. With newly adopted strategic priorities established in 2022, and thanks to the generosity of donors who support them, Rowland Hall has prioritized investing in and expanding our offerings in these subjects. While it is costly to add new courses to our program, the ongoing support of Rowland Hall’s generous donors has allowed us to offer these innovative and meaningful learning opportunities to students.

In the 2022–2023 school year, Rowland Hall used philanthropic gifts to invest in computer science, expanding the program’s reach in several ways, including creating a new Lower School computer science specialty class. In the program’s first year, second through fifth graders wrote more than 103,000 lines of code for interactive projects such as side-scrolling jumping games, interactive fortune-telling devices created with micro:bits (pocket-sized computers), and rockets designed with 3D modeling software.

The Lower School computer science specialty is not only building excitement for computer science, but is also lowering the age at which students first encounter the subject. Longtime Upper School computer science teacher Ben Smith ’89 (who this year also became chair of the computer science and robotics program) sees firsthand how earlier STEM opportunities deepen studies at the middle and upper school levels. “Because of opportunities students have to accelerate their computing and robotics, as well as to solve more problems in maker classes, students are more engaged and prepared to do bigger things,” he said.

This year, more students than ever entered the Upper School hungry for new computer science challenges, and

with increased investments in the subject, teachers have been able to respond with even more authentic learning opportunities that build the skills these students need in a dynamic world.

“Now, I think about bigger problem-solving, collaborative projects, and real-world connections to the community,” said Ben. These connections include computer science–related internships and collaborative community projects that apply classroom learning to local, national, and global problems; for example, this year, three Rowland Hall teams were finalists in the Lassonde Entrepreneur Institute High School Utah Entrepreneur Challenge for their apps designed to solve real-world problems. Program expansion is also making room for deeper discussions around the impact of technology (such as the hot topics of privacy, security, and AI), the human bias behind technology, and the importance of bringing more voices to the table to ensure equity.

Recent STEM Investments

• Lower School computer science specialty, with curriculum additions of computer science, coding, design thinking, engineering, and robotics

• McCarthey Campus TREC Lab, supported by funds raised through annual giving

• Middle School courses: Engineering, Game Design, Inventing to Learn, Robotics, Robotics FIRST LEGO League

• Upper School courses: Advanced Research Biology, Advanced Research Chemistry, AP Statistics, Biotechnology, Calculus, Entrepreneurship, Integrated Engineering I & II, Integrated Math II & III, Machine Learning (Independent Study), Physics II, Python Programming, Vertebrate Physiology

• Lincoln Street Campus Technology Hub additions

• Faculty trained to support STEM at a variety of developmental levels

“A lot of computer science is a much larger conversation around the implications, impact, and opportunities that technology affords. So much of what we will be doing in the future is in tandem with the developments that happen in the world of tech,” said Ben. “Whether you become a technologist isn’t important. Rather, it’s about understanding impacts and being flexible and reactive to what occurs.”

And that’s why it’s so essential that schools build both the hard and the interpersonal skills students will need to lead conversations, no matter what lies ahead. It’s evident from computer science programs across all divisions that Rowland Hall’s strong culture of philanthropy has empowered us to increase our impact on students.

INVESTING IN THE FUTURE OF ROWLAND HALL STEM

Rowland Hall’s newest state-of-the-art facilities, to be built on the Richard R. Steiner Campus, will further modernize STEM learning to better meet the needs of today’s students. New campus plans include dedicated STEM spaces: a Center for Science, Engineering, and Research, which will feature collaborative science classrooms and student-led research areas, and a Center for Design and Creativity, which will feature maker workshops and a robotics hub. These spaces will support deep learning, enabling students to experience an entirely new level of real-world connections and impact, and provide enhanced opportunities for long-term projects both in and out of the classroom.

IN THEIR WORDS

Upper School students reflect on the impact of Rowland Hall’s computer science and robotics program in their lives.

Ane Hernandez CLASS OF 2023

“Rowland Hall’s program—defined by Ben Smith’s comprehensible teaching style and allyship with marginalized tech communities—has given me a strong foundation in computer science that has prepared me for college. Thanks to Mr. Smith’s constant support of me as a student and as a minority in tech, I felt encouraged to continue taking computer science classes throughout high school and eventually major in computer science.”

Max Jansen CLASS OF 2024

“Rowland Hall’s computer science program is growing with the larger computer science field to make sure students are able to perform in today’s world.”

Bea Wall CLASS OF 2024

“Computer science classes are some of the most relevant classes I’ve taken. The really cool and unique part about these classes is that you can apply the skills to whatever you’re doing in the future.”

Omar Alsolaiman CLASS OF 2024

“Rowland Hall’s robotics program is about more than building the robot—it’s also about presenting, creating portfolios, giving back to your community, fundraising, and other logistics. It’s like running a business. Having the opportunity to be part of and lead a team that’s into the same things I am, and to build all kinds of skills across the board, makes a big difference.”

OPERATING BUDGET

JULY 1, 2022–JUNE 30, 2023

These numbers are audited each year in September after the Impact Report press deadline. Historically, very few changes are required as a result of the annual financial audit.

$3,788,744

FINANCIAL AID AND SCHOLARSHIPS

21% OF STUDENTS RECEIVE FINANCIAL AID

$19,006,469 Endowment Balance

SCHOOL EXPENSES: $24,603,647

NET TUITION REVENUE: $21,469,547

87% EXPENSES COVERED BY TUITION

WELCOME TO OUR NEW CFOO, STEVE CROSS

We are pleased to welcome Steve Cross to the position of chief financial and operations officer. Steve has spent the past 25 years successfully leading teams across operational, financial, project management, and strategy roles at Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase. He is an emotionally intelligent leader with a passion for listening. Steve is delighted to join the Rowland Hall team at such a pivotal moment in our history and excited to continue the work on the strategic priorities and planning for the new campus. Steve and his wife, Nadia, have two students at Rowland Hall, David (9th) and Maia (6th).

Biggest Fundraising Year IN SCHOOL HISTORY

$18,331,312

TOTAL RAISED IN DONATIONS & PLEDGES

1,066

Total Donors

181 First-Time Donors

Malone Scholars Program Helps Make Exceptional Education a Reality

In 1997, media executive John C. Malone and his family established The Malone Family Foundation to improve access to quality education through scholarship. The foundation’s Malone Scholars Program provides scholarship endowments to highly esteemed independent schools across the country, with a mission to provide a challenging education to highly capable students who display the keen desire and motivation to learn, yet lack the resources to fund an independent school education.

Between 2000 and 2013, the Malone Family Foundation selected 50 independent schools to receive its endowments, with the goal to select a top school in each state. The selection process was rigorous. The foundation researched independent schools across the country and handpicked applicants based on their academic caliber; quality of staff; accommodations for students who seek further academic challenges; advanced courses; financial stability and strength; strong commitment to financial aid; economically, culturally, ethnically, and socially diverse population; and ability to provide attention to individual students’ needs, interests, and talents.

In 2011, Rowland Hall received the incredible news that it had been invited into the network of Malone Schools, an

opportunity former Head of School Alan Sparrow called “a great honor.” This honor came with a $2 million endowment to fund educational opportunities for students who show enthusiasm and drive for academic excellence and whose families demonstrate financial need. The endowed funds from the Malone Family Foundation allow Rowland Hall to provide scholarships to highly capable and motivated students annually, and once a student earns a Malone Scholarship, it follows them through their Rowland Hall career. For the 2022–2023 school year, Rowland Hall had seven Malone scholars, and since 2011, these funds have helped 14 students attend the school.

In June 2023, the Malone Family Foundation gave Rowland Hall an additional $500,000 to supplement the Malone Scholarship endowment. This tremendous gift will allow the school to add at least one additional Malone Scholar in future years.

IN THEIR WORDS

Malone Scholars reflect on how the scholarship impacted their student experiences.

Often, our Malone Scholars are some of the greatest leaders at the school, because recipients of this esteemed scholarship have a deep understanding of the value of their education. They take pride in their accomplishments and strive to excel in all areas of their Rowland Hall lives. They take nothing for granted, and that mindset elevates them and everyone around them.

— Mary Anne Wetzel ’01, director of financial aid

Sophia Cutrubus ’18

Upper School dance teacher

Sophia Cutrubus ’18 said her Malone Scholarship altered her life. “I understood that I was being offered an experience that would change my trajectory,” she reflected. “It’s difficult to explain the extent to which this school has provided me the tools and connections to lead a life full of joy and resilience.” These tools and connections included opportunities to meet deep thinkers who saw themselves as vital members of a global community, chances to hone her own thinking and voice, invitations to examine complex views of the past and reckon with implications of various narratives, and moments to connect scientific theories with lab findings and real-world observations. “I experienced a sense of responsibility for my learning,” said Sophia. “The Malone Scholarship allowed me to see myself in fuller color. It provided access to a community that was willing to hold space for me as I rebelled, explored, and made mistakes. And at every turn, I was met with friends and mentors that would continue to support me throughout my life.”

Jada Crockett ’23

Recent graduate Jada Crockett ’23 said the Malone Scholarship transformed her life. “The Malone Scholarship gave me the opportunity to receive an outstanding education at Rowland Hall,” she shared. “As a student-athlete, every teacher I had was very supportive and accommodating to my busy schedule, and I couldn’t have gotten through my academic career without every single one of them. My athletic career at Rowland Hall has been very memorable for me: winning state in soccer and track, breaking school and state records, and getting to bond with my teammates.” Jada will begin attending California State University, Fresno in the 2023–2024 school year, where she will also run track.

Ryan Aguilar ’23

For Ryan Aguilar ’23, the Malone Scholarship had an impact beyond the classroom and extracurricular activities.

“The Malone Scholarship allowed me to grow in a safer environment. I came out as trans in eighth grade, and in public school people who identify differently are often bullied and harassed,” he said. “I was really lucky to meet people at Rowland Hall who both accepted me and helped me find ways to fight for and support others like me.” Ryan was an integral part of his class: co-captain of the volleyball team, with Academic All-Region and All-State honors, and an academic leader in science who was part of the only group of high schoolers to present at the Materials Research Society conference in San Francisco in 2023, an opportunity Ryan believes he wouldn’t have had in public school. Ryan will attend the University of Virginia beginning in 2023–2024 and plans to major in chemistry and minor in physics.

This year, Rowland Hall parents, caregivers, grandparents, alumni parents, friends, faculty members, and staff came together to go above and beyond for another amazing year of annual giving at Rowland Hall. Gifts of all sizes totaling $1,049,338 helped support Rowland Hall students and teachers as they participated in the arts, athletics, and professional development for faculty and staff, and provided other student support across all campuses. The generosity of 842 donors helped students at Rowland Hall engage in learning opportunities that are helping them develop into the people the world needs.

A special thank you to Annual Fund Chair Sarah Campsen and the following volunteers who dedicated their time to raise funds that sustain the school’s mission.

2022–2023 Class Liaisons

3PreK • Alexis and Eric Cerrati

4PreK • Carol Bowman

Kindergarten • Alexis Swaringer

First Grade • Paul and Andrea Matlin

Second Grade • Geoff Colbath

• Brian and Shruthi Kinkead

• Chris and Kristine Cothren

• Ann Wigham

• Cassi and Dante Capunay

• Erin and Trey Bean

• Brad Jensen and Sarah Barnes

• Rachel Sweet; Jim and Susan Downs

• Mark Morasch; Alysse Mengason

• Lynn and Holly Webster; Greg and Anne Elliott

THANK YOU DONORS

Rowland Hall thanks the following donors who generously contributed to the school’s 2022–2023 Annual Fund.

This Impact Report lists gifts made from July 1, 2022, through June 30, 2023. While we make every effort to be accurate, mistakes occur. If you have made a gift to Rowland Hall during this fiscal year and your name has been omitted, misspelled, or incorrectly listed, please accept our sincere apologies and advise us of the error by calling Robyn Jensen in the Advancement Office at 801-924-2961.

* 20 or more years of giving to Rowland Hall

ANNUAL FUND DONORS 2022–2023

HEADMASTER’S COUNCIL ($10,000+)

Anonymous (1)

Lenox D. Baker, Jr., and Frances W. Baker Foundation

Roberta Bocock

Jill and Peter Borst

Jeffery and Alexandra Bray

R. Harold Burton Foundation

Cumming Foundation

Ben ’92 and Erica Dahl

Penny Linge and Kevin Datoo

Fang Family Foundation

Melissa and David Filippone

Chris and Summer Gibson

John Hijjawi and Sarha Lee

Adam and Andrea Himoff

Gloria Horsley

David and Carol Jeske

Cary Jones and Kris Hopfenbeck*

Kanter Family Foundation

Kurt Larsen and Angelina Tsu

Mairi Leining and Ravi Adusumalli

Phil and Sandy McCarthey*

Meglbagl Foundation

John ’96 and Andrea Miller

Mark and Kathie Miller*

Wood ’90 and Becca Moyle

Ryan and Nora Peterson

Jennifer Price-Wallin and Tony Wallin*

Jeffrey and Tracy Rhodes

Adam Rosh and Danielle McGuire

Shenandoah Foundation

Dennis and Veronica Socolean

Florian Solzbacher and Xiaoxin Chen

Steiner Foundation, Inc.

Jeff and Carol Stowell

Keith and Elizabeth Taylor

Christopher ’97 and Alexandra Lee ’99 Von Maack

Andy and Tara Wakefield

HALLMARKER GOLD ($5,500–$9,999)

Anonymous (1)

Jay and Julie Bartlett

Eric ’89 and Cyndi Baughman

Doug Fadel

Bill ’63 and Barbara Gibbons*

Goldman Sachs

Brian and Shruthi Kinkead

Robert Lattanzi and Effie Baram

Ian Pihl and Caitlin O'Connor

Bob and Char Roetzel

Mahendra and Purnima Shah

Michael Varner and Kathleen Digre*

Dave and Renee Wentz

Mike and Brittany Yeates

HALLMARKER SILVER ($3,000–$5,499)

Anonymous (3)

Brad Anderson and Maija Holsti

Michael Anderson and Bethany Coates

Adam and Amy Bahna

Brian and Karey Barker*

Tom and Helen Barkes

Sarah and Jeff Campsen

Bong Choi and Lori Park

Kitty and Peter Friedman

Jim and Sue Himoff

Brad Jensen and Sarah Barnes

John and Kim Kanarowski

Brian and Linda Lasater

Akemi and David Louchheim

Marina and Mitch ’96 Lowe

Tami and Jane Marquardt*

Kevin and Robin Mayetani

Jim Ngo and Holly Drury

Scott and Kathleen Nichols

Emily and Bob Ohgami

James and Linda Okland

Ashish and Meera Patel

Suzanne Razor

Amy Redford

Doug and Michelle Regner

Ira Rubinfeld and Willamarie Huelskamp*

Josh and Autum Savage

Max and Teri Savage

Doug and Deborah Schillinger

Robert and

Sara Anne Williams ’87 Spalding

Wasatch Global Investors

HALLMARKER BRONZE ($1,500–$2,999)

Anonymous (4)

Steven B. Achelis Foundation

Robert and Alexandra Altman

Richard and Tanya Andrew

Mark Baer and Chris Sparrer Baer*

Ruth Eleanor Bamberger & John Ernest Bamberger Memorial Foundation

John Bird and Rin Harris

Elke Brown

Richard and Ana Karla Brown

Ted Brown

Ken and Ann Burnett*

Bob and Susan Card

David and Susan Carlebach

James Cashiola

Eric and Alexis Cerrati

Edward and Nancy Chen

June Chen

Heather and Carlo Ciriello

Carol Clawson and Steve Hull*

Tom and the late Mitzi Conover

Timothy Costantino and Michelle Vo

Chris and Cindy Cutler

Dru and Amy Damico

Matthew and Miranda Dee

Jim and Susan Downs

Rit and Brenda Fish*

Maria and Michael Fugate

Brian Fukushima and Tammy Park

Spencer and Ann Galt*

Michael Gao and Stella Liu

Dee and Colin Gardner*

Mick and Amy Gee

Bill and Barb Gelegotis

Gibbons Family Foundation

Grant and Kimberly Gooder

Jesse Purewal and Amy Goodman

Virginia and Bill Gowski

Mikisha and Sina Haeri

David Nuescheler and Lisa Harrison

Matt and Wendy Hobson-Rohrer

The Horizon Foundation for New Jersey

Dani Howe

George and Nancy Janes

Mark Jansen and Carmen Sutherland

Gerald and Julia Johansson

Jordan and Krystal Lindsey ’01 Kendell

Whitt and Chris Lee*

Rob Lence*

Ben and Katie Lieberman

Bob Marquardt*

Scott Martin

Elana and Marcus Mazur

Alan and Meryl Metni

Microsoft Giving Campaign

Gina and Mark Miller

Sarah Moles

Greg and Jennifer Nelson

David Nuescheler and Lisa Harrison

Timothy and Lisa O'Brien

Jakub and Summer Oleksy

Nate and Nicole Orgain

The Pagoaga Family Charitable Fund

Steve and Jenna Gelegotis ’98 Pagoaga

Bruce and Nicole Paisner

Ted Paisley and Tricia Petzold

Neil and Jenn Patel

Laura and Pierre Prosper

Prudential Financial

Adrian and Kate Puttgen

Robert Rolfs*

Shawn Seamans and Sandy Phan

Daniel and Traci Sheinberg

David and Tiffany Shewell

Rachel Sweet ’88

Adria Muir Swindle ’95 and Geoff ’94 Swindle

Bodie and Anne Tribe

Derrick and Roxana Tzau

Jason and Allison Varner

Hua Wang and TingTing Hong

Lynn and Holly Webster

Saul and Ericka Weissman

Matt and Bireen Whitten

Contributors 2022–2023

Anonymous (65)

Bjorn Ablad*

Adobe Neeraj and Archana Agarwal

Campbell and Juliette Ainsworth

David Ainsworth

Amazon Smile

Hilary Amoss ’96

Jonas and Jenn Anderson

Tara Anderson

Michael and Adriana Andreae

Ken Aoki and Christopher Ossana

Matt Armentrout ’02 and Felicia Katz

Peter Armentrout and Mary White

Roger and Susan Arsht*

Carlos Artavia and Cori Ward

Hamed Asghari and Maryam Soltanolkotabi Assistance Audio

Ashley Atwood

Lauren Augusta and Jeff Courter

Leroy S. Axland Memorial Foundation

Coral Azarian and Danny Kerl

Abby Bacon and Jason Bergreen

Alec and Cassandra Baden

Richard Badenhausen and Katherine Venti*

John Ballard and Karen Miller*

Nate and Jacee Ballard

Julie and Bill Barrett*

Stephen and Daryl Barrett

Larry Barusch

Susanna and Matt Bassett

Trip and Melanie Bates

Paulino and Talitha Beach

Samara Bean

Trey and Erin Bean

Kerry Bedell

Anthony and Teal Beltran

Rene and Debra Beltran

Conor Bentley ’01 and Mary Anne Wetzel ’01

Steven Berlin and Ali Kaminer Kaminer-Berlin ’94

Jason and Kristin Berry

Peter ’63 and Marney Billings*

Brian Birchler

Jennifer Blake and Ned White

Alex Bocock and Amy Sullivan

Kris and Phuong Bodeen

Katy Borst

Jen Bourque

Adam and Carol Bowman

Larry Bown and Savittrey Nalamlieng

Sean Boyle and Trish Coughlin

Ryan Brady and Kristy Allen-Brady

Brent and Susan Brague

Shauna Brand

Sean Brennan and Melissa McKinlay

Paul Bressloff and Alessandra Angelucci

Jack Brickson

Todd and Monika Brickson*

Christa and Shaun Brigdon

Ben and Cassie Brown

Lisa Brown Miranda

Marlee Brown

Lawrence and Isabelle Buhler*

Mary Burnett

Matt and Valerie Burnett*

Wendy Butler

Kenji Butterfield and Yoon Kim-Butterfield

Steve Byron and Sabrina Abbott-Byron

By-the-Numbers Real Estate

Patricia Callahan*

Melinda Canfield

Martin Caravati and Wanda Updike

Rhett Card

Herbert and Helen Carlin

Jeanette Carpenter ’95

John and Kathryn Carpenter

Lauren Carpenter*

Jenn Carrino

Andrew and Taylor Carter

Lindsay Carver

Michael and Julia Caulder

Peter and Anna Chalmers

Nitin and Jane Chandramouli

Victoria and Christopher Chase

Cheryl Chen

Brian Chin

Chad and Sarah Christensen

Kent Christensen and Andrea Brown-Christensen

Pat Christensen*

Paul and Pat Christensen*

Kevin and Kaila Christini

Holly Clark

Kevin and Yashoda Clark

Emily Clawson

Barbara Coates

Kate and Geoff Colbath

Megan and Michael Colston

Brook and Sherri Connery

Dave Copeland and Susan Koehn

Corporation of the Episcopal Church in Utah

Paul and Dena Corson

Lewis Francis and Dana Costello

Keri Crockett

Adella Croft

Christopher and Cynthia Cross

Steve and Nadia Cross

Edwin and Tenzin Cruz

Carol Curci

Antje Curry

Tara Curry

Sophia Cutrubus ’18

John Sarbo and Kathryn Czarnecki

Leslie Czerwinski

Judy Dalgliesh*

Marty Daniels

Alan and Vanessa Davis

France and Melanie Davis

Pastor France and Willene Davis

Cameron Day and Genny Rowley

Suzy Day*

Tommaso De Fernex and Ronak Iqbal

Jij de Jesus and Claire Shepley

Michael and Kathryn Debenham

Decentral Park Capital

Marc DeCoste

Ric and Janice DelMar*

Bryant Dieffenbacher and Emily Lammers

Sara Donnelly

Rod Miles and Connie Dooley

Robert and Kelli Dotson

Kris Dumas

John and Heather Ure ’91 Dunagan*

Eric and Katrina Durham

Robert Dustman

Nancy Dykstra

eBay, Inc.

Jerry and Kathleen Eder

Irina Eikenberry

Elevated Transportation Services LLC

Caroline Elkin

Dimitri Elkin

Greg and Anne Elliott

David and Lexi Eller

Mary Grace Ellison

Hammer and Beth Elzemeyer

Jim Eng and Faye Mitsunaga*

Justin and Michelle English

Timothy Jahn and Elizabeth Enos

Dan and Anna Ernst*

Gary and Paula Evershed*

Daniel and Cassandra Fale

Rawad Farhat and Ibrahim Hammad

Peter and Bonnie Feola

Juan-Carlos Fernandez-Sanchez and Chantal Esquivias-Argelaguet

Joe Ferriter and Jennie Trauscht-Van Horn

Adam Finkle

Gail Flanagan

Anson Fogel and Alex Fuller

Tyler and Gwen Fonarow

Larry and Fran Framme

Colby and Shari Frank

Franklin Templeton

Raphael and Anca Franzini

Stan Freck and Tina Braun

Annjanine Freeman Etzel*

Brett and Lisa Friedman

Gabrielle Fritze and Eric Babych

Charles Gaddis

Jordan Gaddis and Mike Phillips

Sharee Gallivan*

Randhir Gandhi and Manisha Shah

Weilu Gao and Vivian Wu

David Garbett

Gated

Martin and Sheila Gelman

Bernard Geoxavier and Li Duan

Jill Gerber

Tracy Gibbons Llanos ’96*

Patrick Gibbons ’93

The Gilbane Foundation

Jeremy and Coreen Gililland

Peter Girardi

Gerald Gleich and Kristin Leiferman

Patrick and Mardee Godfrey*

Steve Goorman and Christa Zaro

Sofia Gorder*

Peter Gordon

Ryan and Kirsi Graham

Bert Granberg and Felicia Olivera

Don and Beth Granberg

Michael and Jennifer Granger

Rona Greenstadt

Aric Hill and Kyle Grismore

Diane Guido*

Jennifer Gully

Ingrid Gustavson and Kurt Dowdle

Cory and Kimberly Hacking

John and Pam Hanlon

Chris and Megan Hanrahan

Aleks and Brittney Roetzel ’02 Hansen

Julianne Harmon

Randy Hartwig

Rachel Hayes

Carole Hecker

Kirsten Hepburn

Patricia Hepburn

Laura Hermance ’90

Josh and Carolyn Hickman*

Eliza Hitz and Jen Brown

Blair Hodson and Amy Sorenson

Andrea Hoffman ’05 and Chris Felt ’06

Bob and Carolyn Hoffman

Brian Hoffman and Jordan Capps

Louis Hogge and Debbie Roque

Ryan Hoglund and Libby Mitchell ’92*

Phillip and Naomi Holm*

Stanley Holmes and Rebecca Horn

Jason Hone and Jeanne Falk

Robin and Cynthia Hori

Horsley Family Survivor's Trust

Paul House

Kathy Howa and Kendra Tomsic*

Bryan and Karen Howell

Rachel and Peter Hu

Lyen Huang and Becky Kim

Russel Huang and Emma Xue

Perry Hull and Jennifer Reed*

Maria Hutchings

Joel and Michelle Hyman

George Ingersoll and Beverly Rich Ingersoll

Jeremy and Anne Innis

Bret Jackson

Quincy Jackson ’16

Ken Jacquin

Michael and Eugenie Jaffe

Danny and Beth Jasper

Ralph and Michelle Jean-Mary

Roberta Muirhead Jenkins ’54*

Robyn Payne Jensen ’02 and Andy Jensen

Alan and Liesl Jeppson

Matthew and Suzanne Jeschke

Kimberly Jew

Cosette Joesten

Laura Johnson

Meredith Johnson

The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

Sam Johnson

Dan Jones and Rebecca Mueller-Jones

Kelley Journey

Tiya Karaus

Brian and Jocelyn Karney

Panagiotis Kassavetis and Konstantinia Almpani

Kathy Kauffman

Lexi Kemp

Bobby and Kathy Kennedy

Caitlin Kennedy

Shuja and Emily Khan

Ethan and Kristen Kiburtz

David King and Angela Kell

David Klein

Melvyn and Roberta Klein

Tascha Knowlton

Nate ’00 and Anna Kogan*

Terry Kogan and Greg Hatch

Beat Koszinowski and Chalaine Zuchetto-Koszinowski

Margaret and George Krny

Kroger/Smith's Earn and Learn Program

David Kuo and Sonya Song

Pete and Nicole LaBore

Robert Lainhart ’11

Scott Langone

Charlotte and Jeff Larsen

Mary Lawlor and Dawn Houghton*

Josh Leger

Marc and Kaylyn Lehmann

Mindy Leo

Molly Lewis*

Edward Lieskovan and Siwen Hu-Lieskovan

Fabian Liesner

Yuan Lin and Hongwei Xu

Dustin and Christine Lipson

Dave and Rebecca Livermore*

Victor and Menerva Lobe

Joel Long

Hal and Carol Louchheim

Marianne Love

Shawna Love

Morony Lovo-Cruz

Bo Lu and Wendy Chen

Jie and Ning Lu

Leonel Luzardo

Jeff and Jamie Lyon

Jing Ma

Judy Maack

Rachel Mabey and Curt LaBelle

John MacFarlane*

Kathryn Madaus

Lorena Magdaleno

Mark and Stacey Mahan

Veronica Maldonado

Kristina and Daniel Maljovec

Josh and Janna Mann

Michael Margetts and Katya Voronkova

Joel and Mary Jo Marker*

Dan and Nan Marquardt

Timothy and Claire Martin

Joseph and Laurien Martinez

Miyoshi Marumoto

Susan Maugeri

Kevin and Beatrice Mayetani

Karen Mazur-Purewal

Hugh Mc Girt

Steve and Galen McCallum

Andrew and SallyAnn McCrea

Tristan McInnis ’14

John McIntosh ’99

Mary McIntyre

Martin and Katherine McMahon

Bud McManus

Alex ’98 and Tara Tribe ’00 Meade

Ashley Meddaugh and Matt Douglas

Rob and Susanna Mellor

Nancy Melich and Lex Hemphill

Mike and Dixie Merback

Laura Meyer

Robert Myers and Marie-Claude Wrenn

Mark Millard

Travis Mickelson and Margot Miller

Microsoft

Tracy Mills and Elizabeth Hruby-Mills

Mary Jane Miranda

Torry Montes

Jeff and Jan Moore

Mark and Gemma Morasch

Keith and Jamie Morley

Braden Morrill

Kerri-Lynn and Ted Morris

Stephanie and Nathan Mulford

Jay Mullin and Molly Lynn

Patrick Murphy

Alec and Sarah Fairweather Myres

Nico Napolski

Jennifer and Cabot Nelson

Teresa Nelson

Marsha Newman

Florian and Cheryl Nickisch

Kelly and April Nielsen*

Bruce and Kerry Norman

Jon Melman and Aimee Nussbaum

NVIDIA

Chad and Kristina Obermark*

Mark Oftedal and Sarah Wright

Channing and Trevor Olch

Lynn Oliva

Bert Granberg and Felicia Olivera

Stacey O'Neil

Mike and Stephanie Orfanakis

Melissa and James Orford

Jim Orme and Lillian Tom-Orme

Ed and Debora Owens

Elissa Ozanne

Jerry Ozanne

Liz Paige and Woody Crowell*

Heidi Paisley

Samantha Paisley

Melanie Pan and Chunming Chen

Sendhil and Suganya Pani

Kody Partridge*

Chandani Patel and Brady Smith

Prashant and Elena Patel

Kelly and Jeanene Patterson*

Jim and Lee Payne*

Brett Pehrson

Eric Peng and Jing Zhao

Nicole Pershing ’02 and Jason Seifert

Erich and Nancy Petersen*

Marcus and Melissa Pezzolesi

Sisty Phillips

Susan Phillips

Jason Pickavance

Kathryn and Sam Pickford

Bartley and Tonya Pickron

Richard Picot and Molly O'Gorman-Picot

Anthony Pinto

Jon and Jessica Poll

Erik Postnieks

Colin and Kat Potter

Danielle Prager and Gabe Fine

Troy Price

Brian and Tacy Conard ’96 Quinn

Thomas and Chloe Quinn

Allen Raab

David and Laurel Rabin

Kevin Shilling and Mara Rabin

Fahim Rahim and Beena Mannan

Andre Ramjoue*

Michelle and Marc Rasich

Wendy Reger Hare and Andy Hare

Nicholas Renzo

Jeff and Brandie Revoy

Michael and Heather Reynolds

Padmashree Rida and Nadeem Syed

Steven and Leah Ridge

Rudi Riet ’91

Wallace Ring*

Rio Tinto Kennecott

Melanie Robbins

Julie Roberts-Morris

Mark and Emily Robinson

Elizabeth Rodriguez and Jose Crespo

Matt Rogers ’90

David and Brandi Rolfe

Leann Roque

Gail Rose

Kyle and Kristen Rose

Camilla Rosenberger

Lynn Russo

Robert and Marian Rust

Thomas Rust and Raychel Gonzales

Jeanna Tachiki ’01 Ryan*

Pete and Pat Sadoski

Saveez Saffarian and Shanti Deemyad

Samer Saleh and Sarah Molokhia

SalesForce

Ryan and Nicole Salinas

Josh and Kate Eyre ’00 Sandfoss

Brian Sauer and Melissa Cheng

Scott Schaefer and Andrea Miller Schaefer

Christiaan Schaeffer and Tracy George

Daniel and Julie Scharfstein

Eric and Soo Schmidt

Eric Schmitz

Anni Schneider

Jen Schones and Tim Chappell

Katie Schwab*

Jorge Schwarzhaupt and Maureen Monsalve

Patrick and Jennifer Seagrave

Shae Searl*

Craig and Kim Selzman

Mike and Carol Shackelford

Akram Shaaban and Inji Elkasaby

Shaun Shakib and Sabine Koepf-Shakib

Kimble and Dorian Shaw

Emma Shear

Daniel and Traci Sheinberg

Gary and Joyce Shirkey

Passang Sivukpa and Tenzin Norzom

Lee Shuster and Linda Smith

Stacia Sidlow

Chelsea Simmons

Matt Sincell and Corinne Penka

Stephen and Cynthia Sinclair

Beth Singleton

Jane Singleton

Rajeev and Meghan Siripurapu

Ella Slaker

JP Slavinsky and Margaret Van Meter

Ben ’89 and Lindsey Oswald ’92 Smith*

Gregory and Susanna Smith

Hubbert and Vicki Smith

Ken Smith and Cathleen Zick*

Kerrie Smith

Pam and Darren Smith

Karma Sok-Choekore and Tenzin Lhazey

Troy and Julie Somerville

Lizbeth Sorensen

Alan and Nancy Sparrow*

Jodi and KC Spiro

Tyler Stack

Jamison and KJ Stark

Garret and Bethany Stephensen

Garrett and Sara Stern

Lynelle Stoddard

Harry Stone

Leslie and Hal Stone*

Pam Stone*

William Stone ’18

Alan and Paige Stotts

Fred and Linda Strohacker*

Theresa and Greg Sueoka*

Keith Sullivan and Sara Pereira

Robert Summerfield and Isabel Moreira

Erika Summers

John and Michelle Summers

Lei Sun

Madan Kommi and Kanti Surapaneni

Sankar and Mary Swaminathan

Lloyd and Alexis Swaringer

Amanda and Alton Swennes

Susan Swidnicki

Pete Lelis and Lauren Swift

Steve and Sonnie Swindle

Steve and Becky Tachiki

Henry and June Takei

Tyler and Shawni Tanner

Kate Taylor

Ryan and Amy Hoeppner ’89 Taylor*

Paul Thielking and Yvonne Hsu

Brenna Thomas

Gary and Kirsten Thomas

Wendell and Terry Thomas

Colleen and Mathew Thompson

Joan Thompson*

Troy Thorpe and David Hilton

Wiley and Christina Thuet

Larry and Ellen Toscano*

Steve and Lisa Towner*

Todd and Millicent Tracey

Dan and Anne Trockman

Joshua and Julie Turner

Wayne and Linda Tyler*

Alex and Sally Uhle*

Laurie Underwood

Christopher and Renee Utgaard

Pieter and Leidy van Ispelen

Gita Varner ’05

David and Barbara Viskochil*

Drew vonLintel and Jessie Fiat

Huong Vu

Sarah Walsh and Steven Chodoriwsky

Bonan Wang and Lin Jia

Haibo Wang and Jun Lu

Xiaodong Wang and Sichun Mu

Adam and Stephanie Warner

Christian Waters and Kelly Henderson

Ruchi and Antony Watson

Fred and Becky ’03 Webster

Wei Wei and Yitong Liu

David Weinstein and Helen Hu

Emma Wellman and Juan Acevedo

Mckinsee Weyher

Chuck White

Willdan

Kevin and Jennifer Williams

Troy and Katie Williams

David Wilson and Angela Corrie

Robert Wilson and Elizabeth Howard*

Jason and Ellen Winkler

Collin and Anna Wolfe

Anne Wolfer

Gregg Wood and Nicki Camp

Marianne Woolsey-Moyle

Doug Wortham and Nick Nero*

The late Ed Wrenn

Deborah Wright

Jun Xu and Mi Zeng

Tianxin Yang and Marianne Li

Jason and Holly Yocom

David and Sarah Yoon

John and Joan Young

Karma Younten and Sonam Chodon

Jeanne Zeigler and Kipp Greene*

Zheng Zheng and Ning Lei

Eleanor and Leo Zucker Family Foundation

In Honor Of

Michael Anderson and Bethany Coates (2)

Ray & Rita Debenham

Ms. Friedman

The Fugate Family

Terrie Hanrahan

Andrea N. Hoffman

David S. Hoffman

Lifelong Learners

Alan Morris

Mark Oftedal

Quentin Pezzolesi

The Rowland Hall Faculty

RH Students

Anne Wang

Claire Wang

Doug Wortham (2)

Chuck White

Yeates Family

In Memory Of

Charles R. Brown

Rosemarie Christensen

Mitzi Conover

Phil Dykstra

Mickey Gallivan (2)

Stephanie Gallivan

Inga-Britt Gordon

Robin Leslie Grismore (Harris)

Peter Hayes

Ole Holsti

Gordon Lark

Christense Lazzara

Robert D. Maack, Esq.

Kate Maliny

Anne Newoyda Mazur

Stanley E. Mazur

Sharon Muir

Alex Newoyda

Paulina Newoyda

Julé Robinson

Marcia Rosh

Kraig Shirkey

Lois S. Swick

Ed Wrenn

Grandparent Donors

Current Rowland Hall grandchildren are listed.

Mr. David Ainsworth

Luca Ainsworth

Mr. Peter B. Armentrout and Ms. Mary Ann White

Leo Armentrout, Evie Armentrout

Drs. Lenox and Frances Baker

James Bowman, Lenox Bowman, Kade Campsen, Bailey Bowman, Baker Campsen, Jack Campsen

Mr. and Ms. Stephen L. Barrett

Vivian Lieberman, Emery Lieberman, Ashlyn Lieberman

Mr. and Ms. Rene Beltran

Kaito Beltran

Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Billings

Theo Billings

Ms. Roberta Bocock

Elisabeth Bocock

Ms. Katy Borst

Dean Borst, Jane Borst

Mr. John T. Brickson

Kaia Brickson

Ms. Elke Brown

Emily Christensen

Mr. Ted Brown

Hadley Rhodes, Chet Rhodes, Alden Rhodes

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Card

David Moles

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Carlin

Maddie Carlin

Ms. Patricia W. Christensen

Greta Christensen

Ms. Barbara Coates

Helena Anderson, Nina Anderson, Shaler Anderson

Mr. David Copeland and Ms. Susan Koehn

Emma Skinner

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Cross

William Potter, Nicholas Potter

Ms. Carol Curci

Dylan Galen

Mr. John Curci

Dylan Galen

Ms. Antje Curry

Briar Curry

Ms. Marty Daniels

Wyatt Daniels

Ms. Nancy Dykstra

Juliette Chin, Will Chin

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Elzemeyer

Beasley Phillips, Johnson Phillips

Ms. Gail Flanagan

Owen Keil

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Framme

Solenne Framme, Jules Framme

Mr. and Mrs. William J. Gelegotis

William Pagoaga, Oliver Pagoaga

Mr. and Mrs. William Gibbons

Sophie Llanos, Liam Llanos, Jack Gibbons, Sarah Gibbons

Mr. and Mrs. Don Granberg

Macy Olivera

Ms. Rona Greenstadt

Sophie Stern, Eli Stern

Mr. Terry Kogan and Mr. Greg Hatch

Miriam Kogan, David Kogan

Ms. Carole Hecker

Hayden Mengason

Ms. Patricia Hepburn

Lila Jackson

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Himoff

Madeline Himoff, Isabel Himoff

Mrs. and Mr. Vicky L. Hoagland

Quinn Hoagland, Sam Hoagland, Ella Hoagland

Mrs. Gloria Horsley

Mei Mei Johnson

Mr. Clint Johnstone

Chandler Corcoran, Brittan Corcoran

Ms. Shana Johnstone

Chandler Corcoran, Brittan Corcoran

Ms. Kathy Kauffman

Jack Gowski, Liza Gowski, Freddy Gowski

Dr. and Mrs. Melvyn Klein

Vivi Klein, Zachary Klein

Ms. and Mr. Margaret Krny

Zachary Timmeny, Paige Timmeny

Mr. and Mrs. Whitt Lee

Juliet Von Maack, Charlie Von Maack

Mr. and Mrs. Hal Louchheim

Arden Louchheim

Ms. Judith B. Maack

Juliet Von Maack, Charlie Von Maack

Mr. Bob S. Marquardt

Sarai Marquardt

Ms. Jane and Ms. Tami Marquardt

Dakota Erickson

Ms. Miyoshi Marumoto

Gray Mayetani

Mrs. Susan Maugeri

Cecelia Quinn

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Mayetani

Gray Mayetani

Ms. Karen Mazur-Purewal

Ilana Purewal, Rebecca Purewal

Mr. and Ms. Andrew McCrea

Coleridge Innis, Merrick Davidson, Daisy Davidson-Innis

Ms. Nancy Melich and Mr. Lex Hemphill

Loc Ossana-Aoki

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Merback

James Weissman, Max Weissman, Kate Weissman

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Miller

Miles Miller, Caden Brown, Declan Miller, Natalie Miller, Owen Miller

Mrs. Mary Jane Miranda

Gabriella Miranda

Ms. Judith B. Moyle

Ocky Moyle

Mr. and Mrs. James Okland

Ruby Varner, Madsen Varner

Dr. Gerard Ozanne

Nina Elwyn-Ozanne

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pagoaga

Ollie Pagoaga, William Pagoaga

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Paisner

Asher Williams, Wyatt Williams

Ms. Lorol Phillips

Beasley Phillips, Johnson Phillips

Mr. and Ms. David Rabin

Ezra Shilling Rabin

Ms. Suzanne Razor

Eliza Phyfe, Eleanor Phyfe

Mr. and Ms. Bob J. Roetzel

Florence Hansen, Juliana Hansen, Christopher Hansen

Ms. Leann Roque

Alex Hogge

Dr. and Mrs. Robert Rust

Lorenzo Rust, Isabella Rust

Mr. and Mrs. Max Savage

Olivia Savage

Mr. and Mrs. Mahendra Shah

Arya Martinez, Kirav Martinez, Sirohi Martinez

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Shirkey

Bb Earl Comeros, Deja Shirkey

Mr. Lee Shuster and

Ms. Linda F. Smith

Miriam Kogan, David Kogan

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Sinclair

Henry Brigdon

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Swindle

Luke Swindle, Lilly Swindle

Mr. and Ms. Steven T. Tachiki

Stevie Ryan, Elliana Ryan, Sabrina Ryan

Dr. and Mrs. Henry Takei

Arden Louchheim

Mr. and Mrs. Royal L. Tribe

Benjamin Meade, Samuel Meade

Mrs. Huong Vu

Asher Bodeen, Finley Bodeen

Dr. and Mrs. Lynn R. Webster

Lucy Webster, Gracie Webster

Mr. and Mrs. John Young

Leo Sun, Leila Cottle

Ms. Lynn Zucker

Will Weisselberg

$640,000

TOTAL RAISED—A NEW AUCTION RECORD

$167,000 Given in the Paddle Raise

310 Guests in Attendance

$55,675 Given by 11 Sponsors

41 VOLUNTEERS HELPED PLAN, SECURE AUCTION ITEMS, MAIL INVITATIONS, AND SET UP THE EVENT

“A record-breaking year” does not even begin to fully encapsulate the tremendous success of this year’s Auction, Back for the Future. Not only did we raise more than any other Auction in the event’s 42-year history at Rowland Hall, the feeling of community and school spirit generated by the event was palpable. Back for the Future was made possible through the tireless work of dozens of volunteers and Rowland Hall staff over nearly a year of planning. We extend our deepest gratitude to Auction Co-Chairs Brittany Yeates and Mekensy Overholt for their leadership and countless hours of dedication to this fundraising event.

Back for the Future was an ’80s prom–themed gala with a wide variety of donated items and experiences as well as live music from ’80s cover band The Spazmatics. Those in attendance were impressed with everything about the event, from the decor, food, and music to the overwhelming sense of community—after all, the magic of our biennial Auction is how it brings together so many from our Rowland Hall community, from those in attendance to those who participate through donations or in the online silent auction in the week leading up to the event.

This year, the record-breaking $640,000 raised will support implementation of the school’s strategic priorities, making possible our new vision for education—one of extraordinary teaching and learning that reimagines what the future looks like for our students and the world.

We are excited to carry the spirit of Back for the Future into our work moving forward, and to celebrate the record-breaking funds that will help the school continue to build on its legacy and positively impact generations to come.

Thank you to all who donated so generously and made this year’s Auction a tremendous success.

Special Thanks

A-Plus Event Services

Blended Table

Diamond Rental

Dumber Scooters

Gabriella Miranda

Proper Brewing Co.

John Lopez and Oasis Stage Werks

O.C. Tanner Jewelers

Patrick Godfrey and the

Rowland Hall Technology Team

Ann Burnett and the

Rowland Hall Operations Team

The Spazmatics

Top Shelf

Presenting Sponsors

Mark Miller Toyota

The Miller Insurance Group

Auction Sponsors

John Bird and Albion Financial Group

Kurt Larsen and Angelina Tsu

Phil and Sandy McCarthey

McNeill | Von Maack

Jeff ’98 and Deanna Miller

John ’96 and Andrea Miller

Sean and Mekensy Overholt

Cary Jones and Snell & Wilmer

Mike and Brittany Yeates

Auction Executive Committee

Mekensy Overholt, Auction Co-Chair

Brittany Yeates, Auction Co-Chair

Robyn Payne Jensen ’02, Director of Institutional Advancement

Marc DeCoste, Auction Director

Marlee Brown, Advancement Services Manager

Jenna Gelegotis ’98 Pagoaga, Class Projects (BS & LS)

Jessica Clark, Class Projects (MS)

Amanda Conner, Class Projects (US)

Katrina Durham, Decorations

Stephanie Miller, Decorations

Adria Muir Swindle ’95, Event Coordinator

Alexandra Lee ’99 Von Maack, Event Coordinator

Melissa Filippone, Invitations

Sarah Campsen, Item Display

Gina Miller, Item Display

Deanna Miller, Parties

Angie Katsanevas, Parties

Andrea Miller, Past Chair

Libby Mitchell ’92, Social Media

Yashoda Clark, Solicitations Co-Chair

Michelle Regner, Solicitations Co-Chair

Katie Lieberman, Sponsorships

Jennifer Price-Wallin, Sponsorships

Marina Lowe, Syndicate

Ericka Weissman, Syndicate

Christopher Olsen, Treasure Club

Allison Varner, Treasure Club

Becky Cichos, Volunteer Coordinator

Manisha Shah, Volunteer Coordinator

Solicitations Committee

Yashoda Clark, Solicitations Co-Chair

Michelle Regner, Solicitations Co-Chair

Mekensy Overholt, Auction Co-Chair

Brittany Yeates, Auction Co-Chair

Erin Bean

Sarah Boe ’98

Alexis Cerrati

Christopher Olsen

Melissa Filippone

Meagan Forsgren

Lisa Harrison

Shruthi Kinkead

Erin Maloy

Meera Patel

Christine Peterson

Katherine Potter

Leah Ridge

Alexis Swaringer

Holly Yocom

Past Auction Chair Supporters

Dee and Colin Gardner

Guy and Carol Kroesche

Whitt and Chris Lee

John ’96 and Andrea Miller

Mark and Kathie Miller

Jennifer Price-Wallin and Tony Wallin

Leslie and Hal Stone

Adria and Geoff Swindle

Christopher ’97 and Alexandra Lee ’99 Von Maack

Auction Supporters

Anonymous (1)

3 Cups Coffee

A\Typical Design Studio

Jorge Aguilo and Alejandra Gonzalez

Align Spa

Derek and Stacy Anderson

Devin Anderson and Katie Rose

Michael Anderson and Bethany Coates

Richard and Tanya Andrew

Carlos Artavia and Cori Ward

Augusta/Courter Family

Coral Azarian and Danny Kerl

Wayne and Pattie Babler

Alec and Cass Baden

Lesley Bailey

Marshall and Talia Baker

Quentin and Andrea Baldwin

Ballet West

Baron Baptiste

Barbacoa Mexican Grill

BarkBox

Barker Family

Tom and Helen Barkes

Barr Aesthetics

Basalt Day Spa

Trip and Melanie Bates

Eric and Cyndi Baughman

Trey and Erin Bean

Beans and Brews

David K. Beavis Fine Art

Andrew and Kelly Becker

Rene and Debra Beltran

Conor Bentley ’01 and Mary Anne Wetzel ’01

Erin Berrett

Sarah Betts

Jennifer Blake

Sarah Boe ’98

Toby and Amy Bolyard

Jill and Peter Borst

Connie Borup

Adam and Carol Bowman

Benjamin and Joanna Boyer

Alziro Braga and Natalie Alhonte

Brent and Susan Brague

Jeffery and Alexandra Bray

Breathhouse

Sean Brennan and Melissa McKinlay

Christa and Shaun Brigdon

Lisa Brown Miranda

Alice Brown

Miranda Brown

Michael and Stacy Brylawski

Emily Burt LLC

Kenji Butterfield and Yoon Kim-Butterfield

Caffe Expresso

Jeff and Sarah Campsen

Canyon Meadows Ranch Grass Fed Beef

Caputo's & A Priori

Card My Yard

Chris and Dani Carpenter

John and Kathryn Carpenter

Eric and Alexis Cerrati

Dr. Eric Cerrati MD PLLC

Barbara Chadwick and Ben Storz

Peter and Anna Chalmers

Rachel Chamberlain

Chip Cookies

Bong Choi and Lori Park

Chad and Sarah Christensen

Paul and Pat Christensen

Erik Christiansen and Christina Jepson

Kevin and Kaila Christini

Chvrch Cycle

Tyson and Becky Cichos

Heather and Carlo Ciriello

Kevin and Yashoda Clark

Emily Clawson

Christopher Cocke-Olsen

Kate and Geoff Colbath

Megan and Michael Colston

Vanessa Conabee

Continuum Mind + Body Collective

Dan and Amanda Conner

Copper Moose Farm

Copper Onion

Alan Contreras Saldivar and Maria Estrada

Eric Corbin

Chris Corcoran and Megan Johnstone

Jeff Corey and Brittany Nelson

Cornerstone Aviation

Timothy Costantino and Michelle Vo

Cowabunga Bay

Crema Coffee and Soda

Steve and Nadia Cross

Kathryn Czarnecki

Ben ’92 and Erica Dahl

Dru and Amy Damico

Tim Daniels and Claire von Schilling

Jij de Jesus

Michael and Kathryn Debenham

Meri DeCaria

Bill and Julie Decker

Marc DeCoste

Matthew and Miranda Dee

Deer Valley Resort

Dennis Uniform

Bryant Dieffenbacher and Emily Lammers

Eldin and Talia Diglisic

Heather Dodd

Dodo Restaurant

Mark Dodson and Jamie Zussman

Doggie Mannerz

Patrick and Bonnie Donigan

Jim and Susan Downs

Romeo Drawn-Binyon and Juanita Chavez

Eric and Katrina Durham

Valli Durham ’69

David and Lexi Eller

Emigration Brewing Co.

Justin and Michelle English

Anna and Dan Ernst

Escalante Escapes

Judy and Dennis Eyre

Doug Fadel

Jason and Dawn Farrell

FIKA Infusion + Wellness

Melissa and David Filippone

Kevin Flamm and Mikelle Moore

BJ and Meagan Forsgren

Four and Twenty Sailors

Lewis Francis and Dana Costello

Stan Freck and Tina Braun

Freshies

Michael and Maria Fugate

Brian Fukushima and Tammy Park

Fusion Hair Salon

Charles Gaddis

Patricia Gaddis

Julie Gainer and Jennifer Busch

Hannah Galbreath Designs

Reed and Lindsay Galen

Randhir Gandhi and Manisha Shah

Jennifer Garcia

Eric and Anne Gardiner

Dee and Colin Gardner

Gathre

Mick and Amy Gee

Megan Gibbons

Patrick Gibbons ’93

Tracy Gibbons Llanos ’96

Gibson Family

Glamping Canyonlands

Josanne Glass

Mike Gleeson and Chiao-ih Hui

Glowbar

Patrick and Mardee Godfrey

Golden Hour Farm

Goldfish Swim School

Grant and Kimberly Gooder

Steve Goorman and Christa Zaro

Gourmandise

Virginia and Bill Gowski

Gozney

Gymnastics Training Center

H2Blow

HairLab+

Mikisha and Sina Haeri

Hale Centre Theatre

Michael and Nams Handlon

Thomas and Rachael Hanff

Aleks and Brittney Roetzel ’02 Hansen

Hanzell Vineyards

Cristall Harper

Chris and Tasha Hatton

Susannah Holmberg Studios

Hearten House

Carma Hemingway and Tim Pilling

Rich and Nicole Hemingway

Eduardo Hernandez and Elizabeth Huntsman

Hester Interparfums

Adam and Andrea Himoff

HMS Interiors

Stephanie Hock Fine Art

Louis Hogge and Debbie Roque

Hogle Zoo

Ryan Hoglund and Libby Mitchell ’92

Douglas and Ashley Holbrook

Home Chef

Jason Hone and Jeanne Falk

Dani Howe

Howell Nature Photography

Lyen Huang and Becky Kim

Jessica Huber

Tom and Verna Huiskamp

Hyatt Regency Salt Lake City

Hyde Estate Winery

Imago Medical Spa

George Ingersoll and Beverly Rich Ingersoll

Inspirato for Good Intentional Ventures LLC

Michael and Eugenie Jaffe

Timothy Jahn and Elizabeth Enos

Jans Ltd

January Labs

Jason Emer, MD PC

Danny and Beth Jasper

Java Jo's

Ralph and Michelle Jean-Mary

Brad Jensen and Sarah Barnes

Robyn Payne Jensen ’02 and Andy Jensen

Matthew and Suzanne Jeschke

David and Carol Jeske

JoeEZDetail

Melinda Johnson

Alexander Jones

Cary Jones and Kris Hopfenbeck

Dan Jones and Rebecca Mueller-Jones

William and Fabienne Jones

Alene Jordison

John and Kim Kanarowski

Brian and Jocelyn Karney

Angie Katsanevas

Keely's Camp for Girls

Laura Leigh Kemper

Jordan and Krystal Lindsey ’01 Kendell

Khalm Skincare

Shuja and Emily Khan

Kinkead Family

Robert and Margaret Kireiev

Kizik Shoes

Stephanie Klein

Guy and Carol Kroesche

David Kuo and Sonya Song

Pete and Nicole LaBore

Robert Lainhart ’11 and Kaelis Sandstrom

Ellen Lampert

Curtis and Warisa Lancaster

Landis Salon

Mark and Audrey Langheinrich

Kurt Larsen and Angelina Tsu

Brian and Linda Lasater

Robert Lattanzi and Effie Baram

Christina Lau ’98

Whitt and Chris Lee

Sarah and Paul Lehman

Marc and Kaylyn Lehmann

Mairi Leining and Ravi Adusumalli

Dick Lemons and Diana Banks

Ping and Kim Li

Bill and Sissy Lieberman

Katie and Ben Lieberman

Edward Lieskovan and Siwen Hu-Lieskovan

Mark and Jeehae Linford

Penny Linge and Kevin Datoo

Dustin and Christine Lipson

Live at the Eccles

Erik and Bridget Llewellyn

Locked On

Log Haven Restaurant

Akemi and David Louchheim

Marianne Love

Brenda and Steven Lowe

Marina and Mitch Lowe

Lunatic Fringe

Tasia Lyn Photography

Jeff and Jamie Lyon

Judy Maack

Nicole and Kent Mackie

Kathryn Madaus

Dan and Denice Magana

Mark and Stacey Mahan

Marc and Erin Maloy

Michael Margetts and Katya Voronkova

Derek and Jenn Marley

Dan and Nan Marquardt

Dora Martellaro

Sue Martin

Mark Martinez

Maven Create

Maven Strong

Kevin and Robin Mayetani

MayFly Fly Fishing

Elana and Marcus Mazur

Suzanne McAleer Design

Galen and Steve McCallum

Phil and Sandy McCarthey

Kim McFarland

Martha McGraw

Nicole McKellar

Alex ’98 and Tara Tribe ’00 Meade

Bagi Mecham

Ashley Meddaugh and Matt Douglas

Jon Melman and Aimee Nussbaum

Alan and Meryl Metni

Gina and Mark Miller

Jeff ’98 and Deanna Miller

John ’96 and Andrea Miller

Mark and Kathie Miller

Scott and Stephanie Miller

Mineral and Matter

Minky Couture

Mister Car Wash

Tom and Ellen Mitchell

Sarah Moles

Laurie Moldawer

Momentum Indoor Climbing Millcreek

Montage Deer Valley

Deann and Paul-Andre Morgan

Thomas Morgan

Braden Morrill

Daniel and Ann Morse

Rebecca Mortensen

Mountain Town Olive Oil & Co.

Mountainside BBQ Cleaning

Wood ’90 and Becca Moyle

Jay Mullin and Molly Lynn

Billy and Larkyn Mungovan

Chris Murphy and Elizabeth Giersbrook

Andre Myers and Teresa Anderson-Myers

Nailed Boutique

Natural History Museum of Utah

Greg and Jennifer Nelson

Teresa Nelson

Neptune Divers

Never Too Young

New Orientation

Jim Ngo and Holly Drury

Moffatt Ngugi and Karin Wirthlin

David Nierenberg and Kathleen McKee

Ninja Warehouse

Normal Ice Cream

Nu Skin

David Nuescheler and Lisa Harrison

Marty Olsen

Renn Olsen and Nicole Arrington

Stacey O'Neil

Orangetheory Fitness - Sugarhouse

Daniel Orenstein and Michelle Gottlieb

Stephanie Orfanakis

Dave and Selena Overholt

Sean and Mekensy Overholt

Ed and Debora Owens

Jim and Sandy Pagoaga

Steve and Jenna Gelegotis ’98 Pagoaga

Pali Adventures Summer Camp

Pamela's Salon and Day Spa

Brit Pannier

Robin Pardey ’98

Park City Nordic Betties

Parlor Gamez LLC

Victor Parris

Ashish and Meera Patel

Bhavisha and Roshan Patel

Chandani Patel and Brady Smith

Dinesh and Kalpana Patel

Neil and Jenn Patel

Paul Mitchell The School

PC Yoga Collective

Christine Peterson

Kellie Peterson

Ryan and Nora Peterson

Matt and Emma Philippi

Jack and Abby Phillips

Sarah and Matt Phillips

Henry and Ashley Phyfe

Kathryn and Sam Pickford

Bartley and Tonya Pickron

Pie Fight

Bonnie Pierce

Ian Pihl and Caitlin O'Connor

Javier Pinedo

Pizza Nono

PLAE Therapy

Kat and Colin Potter

Jeff Poulton

POWDR

Danielle Prager and Gabe Fine

Pretty Little Plumb

Jennifer Price-Wallin and Tony Wallin

Prime Steak House

Gini Pringle

Promontory

Laura and Pierre Prosper

Jesse Purewal and Amy Goodman

Adrian and Kate Puttgen

Thomas and Chloe Quinn

Allen Raab

Radiant Waxing

Alexander and Lori Ramirez

Hadley Rampton

Rancho Luna Lobos

Dani Raper

Real Salt Lake

Red Butte Garden

Amy Redford

Doug and Michelle Regner

William and Janet Regner

Restore Cryotherapy

Jeff and Brandie Revoy

Eduardo Reyes-Vargas and Anne Pappas Reyes

Michael and Heather Reynolds

Tracy and Jeffrey Rhodes

Jonathan and Diana Ribera

Rideologie

RISE Boxing

Roberts & Lamb

Bob and Char Roetzel

Jorge Rojas

Michael and Robin Rollins

Leann Roque

Kyle and Kristen Rose

Camilla Rosenberger

Adam Rosh and Danielle McGuire

Ruth's Chris

John Ryan

Jeanna Tachiki ’01 Ryan

Sakana Sushi

Steve Salazar and Elizabeth Madaus

Ramon Salinas

Ryan and Nicole Salinas

Stephany Salinas-Rosales

Salt Lake City Table Tennis

Salt Lake Golf Academy

Salt Lake Lagree

Salt Lake Running Company

Salt Lake SideKicks LLC

Salt Lake Tennis & Health Club

Saltz Spa Vitoria

Stefanie and Joe Sample

Maggie Sandack and Sean Spinner

Josh and Kate Eyre ’00 Sandfoss

Josh and Autum Savage

Christiaan Schaeffer and Tracy George

Scheels

Josh and Mo Schiffman

Jason Schnaitter and Lisa Gravelle

Akram Shaaban and Inji Elkasaby

Amrapali Shah

Gadi Shamah and Sarah White Bournakel

Tim and Olivia Shoaf

Elmira and Pedram Shojai

Shred415

Silent Lake

Lara and Brett Silverman

Sim.Sports

Cynthia Sinclair

Sinead Holistically Nutritious Living

SkinSpirit

Elizabeth Siripurapu

SLC Moments

Ben ’89 and Lindsey Oswald ’92 Smith

Gregory and Susanna Smith

Julie and Erik Snyder

Mallory and Jonathan Snyder

Sojourn Cellars

Florian Solzbacher and Xiaoxin Chen

Rene and Natalie Sotorrio

Seth Spain and Molly McCarthey Spain ’03

Sparano + Mooney Architecture

Ryan and Elizabeth Spiker

Sports Den

Stadler Rail Group

Will and India Stamps

Jamison and KJ Stark

Stein Eriksen Lodge

Lynelle Stoddard

Leslie and Hal Stone

Alan and Paige Stotts

Jeff and Carol Stowell

Stream Lined Space

Studio 21 Nail Salon

Lloyd and Alexis Swaringer

Rachel Sweet ’88

Amanda and Alton Swennes

Adria Muir ’95 and Geoff Swindle ’94

Brian Taptich and Rachel Lyons

Tao Group Hospitality

Tata Harper

Keith and Elizabeth Taylor

TD Learning, LLC

Thanksgiving Point

The Beau Collective

The Children's Hour

The Dog Lodge

The Edison House

The Grand America Hotel

The Juice Shop

The King's English Bookshop

The Land of Salt

The Little Gym of Salt Lake City

The Lodge at Blue Sky

The Post Office Place

The School of Dance

Paul Thielking and Yvonne Hsu

Wiley and Christina Thuet

Todd and Millicent Tracey

Tracy Aviary

Tsunami Restaurant and Sushi Bar

Jenny Tuan and Shiven Patel

Tupelo

Tutoring Toy

Elsha Turner

Joshua and Julie Turner

Twenty & Creek

Katie and Andy Tyser

Derrick and Roxana Tzau

University of Utah Athletics Department

Utah Arts Alliance

Utah Grizzlies

Utah Olympic Legacy Foundation

Utah Shakespeare Festival US Premium Leather

Vail Resorts

Richard Vale-Zamora and Nairibes Luzardo-Hernandez

Pieter and Leidy van Ispelen

Gita Varner ’05

Jason and Allison Varner

Vessel Kitchen

Mary Ann Villarreal and Lisa Flores

Jillian Vogtli

Christopher ’97 and Alexandra Lee ’99 Von Maack

Drew vonLintel and Jessie Fiat

Vyla Aesthetics

Warburton Photography

Andy and Tara Wakefield

Michael and Erin Walker

Katie Waltman

Adam and Stephanie Warner

Kevin Warren

Brandon and Jamie Waters

Ruchi and Antony Watson

Fred and Becky Webster

David Weinstein and Helen Hu

Saul and Ericka Weissman

Emma Wellman and Juan Acevedo

Marco and Jennifer Wenneson

Dave and Renee Wentz

Western Nut Company

Matt and Ann Wigham

Todd Wilcox and Antonio Bucio

Kevin and Jennifer Williams

Wilson Automotive Detailing

Joseph and Cynthia Wright

Jason Wucetich and Hillary Stamm

Collin Wolfe

Mike and Brittany Yeates

Jason and Holly Yocom

Karma Younten and Sonam Chodon

Tom Yu and Martha Skinner

Zao Asian Cafe

Jeanne Zeigler

Zheng Zheng and Ning Lei

Over the past year, the Rowland Hall community has been inspired by the school’s new strategic priorities and vision of developing people the world needs. This inspiration has built a sense of urgency and excitement at the school. And in our community of donors and supporters, the newfound energy resulted in a record year of fundraising for Rowland Hall’s capital campaign, The World Awaits: The Campaign for Rowland Hall.

Last spring, the school’s new vision of transformative education and impact motivated the Board of Trustees to reimagine two critical considerations for the school. First, the board approved a plan to build a new Middle School and Upper School, complete with athletic facilities, STEM spaces, and a performing arts center, on the Richard R. Steiner Campus, and set a bold timeline for opening the new facility in 2026. Given the new scope and schedule of the campus plans, the board also relaunched the school’s capital campaign with a new name and new fundraising goal of $45 million. Since that time, The World Awaits has engaged and inspired the philanthropic community of Rowland Hall, including many new donors and supporters who are energized by and invested in the school’s plans for the future.

The World Awaits campaign has raised over $17 million since the spring of 2022. This includes several new leadership gifts of seven figures and above (including the largest gift in the history of the school) and numerous six-figure gifts and pledges. Combined with the generosity seen in previous years, the school has raised $29.1 million in total for the capital campaign and campus build.

Our ability to open the new campus in 2026 is ultimately dependent on the continued philanthropic support of our Rowland Hall community. We are confident that the strength of our fundraising efforts will allow our campus construction timeline to stay on track, and preliminary plans are to break ground in the next year.

We are thankful for all the donors who have stretched their giving and prioritized Rowland Hall in their philanthropy, putting the school and the capital campaign in this remarkable current position. We look forward to including more donors in this transformative moment of impact for Rowland Hall, joining our efforts to unite the school on one campus, unlock the immense potential of our program and our students, and create a model for what is possible in education.

Now is the time … because The World Awaits.

To help us bring this plan to life, please contact Robyn Jensen, director of institutional advancement, at robynjensen@rowlandhall.org or 801-924-2961.

$29.1 million RAISED TO DATE

8

Seven-Figure and Above Gifts

47

Six-Figure Gifts

2024 GROUNDBREAKING, WITH A SCHEDULED OPENING IN 2026

GIFTS TO THE RICHARD R. STEINER CAMPUS BUILDING FUND

This list acknowledges all gifts and pledges to the capital campaign to date. The campaign was officially launched in 2016.

Anonymous (13)

Wayne and Kathy Adams

Michael Anderson and Bethany Coates

Apple, Inc.

Apple Matching Gifts Program

Richard Badenhausen and Katherine Venti

Barry and the late Amy Baker

Lenox and Fran Baker

Brent and Anne Baranko

Brian and Karey Barker

Tom and Helen Barkes

Jay and Julie Bartlett

Alex Beaufort ’13

David Billings ’98

John Bird and Rin Harris

Rick and Lynn Bleil

Kris and Phuong Bodeen

Benjamin and Joanna Boyer

Buscher Foundation

Sarah and Jeff Campsen

Bob and Susan Card

Heather and Carlo Ciriello

Carol Clawson and Steve Hull

Ben ’92 and Erica Dahl

Dru and Amy Damico

Pastor France and Willene Davis

Eldin and Talia Diglisic

Jim and Susan Downs

Dryer Family

DST Systems

Valli Gibbons Durham ’69

Roger and Karen Edgley

Jeffrey Eisenberg and Tasha Ames Savage

Jordan Kimball and Rebecca England

Fang Family Foundation

Melissa and David Filippone

Kitty Northrop Friedman ’91 and Peter Friedman

Alex Gardner ’07

Dee and Colin Gardner

Elsie George

Gibbons Family Foundation

Patrick Gibbons ’93

Bill ’63 and Barbara Gibbons

Goldman Sachs

The Rt. Rev. Scott Hayashi and Amy O'Donnell

Henry Gustav Floren Foundation

John Hijjawi and Sarha Lee

Chris and Kathy Hill

Adam and Andrea Himoff

Vicky Gibbons Hoagland ’67 and John Hoagland

Jack Hodgkins

Demitri Hollevoet and Lori Ann Cooper

Dani Howe

Carol Clawson and Steve Hull

Robyn Payne Jensen ’02 and Andy Jensen

John and Marcia Price Family Foundation

Jeff and Sharon Jonas

Cary Jones and Kris Hopfenbeck

Glen Kain

Kanter Family Foundation

Mark Klose

Kurt Larsen and Angelina Tsu

Lawrence T. & Janet T. Dee Foundation

Christina Lau ’98

Whitt and Chris Lee

Sarah and Paul Lehman

Steve and Michelle Lessnick

Ben and Katie Lieberman

Elaine Ling-Fukushima

Jennifer Livermore ’10

Akemi and David Louchheim

Mitch ’96 and Marina Lowe

Will and Carter Lowrance

Judy Maack

Milt Markewitz

Dan and Nan Marquardt

Mary W. Harriman Foundation

Mairin McCarthey ’06

Phil and Sandy McCarthey

McCarthey Family Foundation

Josh and Hillary Mettle

Gina and Mark Miller

Jeff ’98 and Deanna Miller

John ’96 and Andrea Miller

Mark and Kathie Miller

Chris Nolan and Angela Keen

Marty Olsen

Sean and Mekensy Overholt

Darm and Bette Bennett ’57 Penney

Ryan and Nora Peterson

Ian Pihl and Caitlin O'Connor

Laura and Pierre Prosper

R. Harold Burton Foundation

Todd Rankin

Doug and Michelle Regner

Ira Rubinfeld and Willamarie Huelskamp

Brian and Janice Ruggles

Ruth Eleanor Bamberger and John Ernest

Bamberger Memorial Foundation

Ryan Family

SalesForce

Sadie Weyher Schabdach ’98

Scott Schaefer and Andrea Miller Schaefer

Doug and Deborah Schillinger

Hal and Minor Shaw

Gregory and Susanna Smith

Seth Spain and Molly McCarthey Spain ’03

Alan and Nancy Sparrow

Nick and Marcy Stearns

Nevah and Brad Stevenson

Jeff and Carol Stowell

Sharon Stubbs

Keith and Elizabeth Taylor

Anna and Reed Topham

Christopher ’97 and Alexandra Lee ’99 Von Maack

Hua Wang and TingTing Hong

Wasatch Guaranty & Capital

Fred and Becky ’03 Webster

Lynn and Holly Webster

Weinholtz Family Foundation

Dave and Renee Wentz

Todd Wilcox and Antonio Bucio

Mike and Brittany Yeates

Jeanne Zeigler and Kipp Greene

Brian and Martha Zipp

ENDOWMENT FUND DONORS

All gifts to the endowment fund were given or pledged between July 1, 2022, and June 30, 2023.

Anonymous (1)

Steven B. Achelis Foundation

Evangeline and Beau Burbidge

Cumming Foundation

Suzanne Day

Alex Gardner ’07

Dee and Colin Gardner

Alumni Scholarship Fund

This year, Rowland Hall graduates from 1953 through 2023 showed up in remarkable ways. From participating in our alumni gatherings and events to donating to the Alumni Scholarship Fund, over 250 alumni engaged with their alma mater in 2022–2023.

Our Alumni Scholarship Fund, which directly provides scholarship to students who might not otherwise be able to attend the school, remains strong. To date, $400,620 has been raised by Rowland Hall alumni to provide students with the same educational experience they themselves received. The 2023 Alumni Day of Giving saw over 120 alumni give back to support the current alumni scholarship recipients. It was a day full of school spirit, both on alumni social media channels and on campus, as the Alumni Executive Board and class liaisons came together to reach out to their classmates to request support.

We are excited to see our alumni community grow in the years to come as we launch new efforts to help alumni stay engaged with Rowland Hall. We extend a huge thank you to everyone who gave back this year, and we look forward to your continued support.

ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Financial support from Rowland Hall alumni enriches the student experience. We recognize that giving to your alma mater is a choice, and we thank you for supporting Rowland Hall.

*Winged Lion Society: three or more years of consecutive giving

Anonymous (6)

Tunde Akinmade ’02

Cyrus Akrami ’07

Hilary Amoss ’96*

Megan Andrews ’03

Bill Atwood ’63*

Genevieve Atwood ’64*

Nick ’05 and Alyson Badami

Lane Baker ’17

Jana Baldwin

Jessica Barry ’96

Alex Baughman ’19

Eric ’89 and Cyndi Baughman*

Conor Bentley ’01 and Mary Anne Wetzel ’01*

Christina Lau ’98*

Brooks and Adrienne Martain ’02 Black*

Emily Blair ’02

Nancy Sandack Borgenicht ’60*

Ivey Bostrom ’07

Auden Bown ’21

Jim Bragg and Gail McGuill

Marley Bramble ’95

Charlotte Brown ’19

Ian Brown ’19

Libbie Brown ’03*

Matthew and Rachel Kulmer ’90 Burnett

Tyson ’08 and Lauren Call

Elliot and Sarah Stevens ’02 Canfield

George Cardon ’08

Lindsay Carver*

Mike and Dana Pool ’06 Cremeno*

Jackie Martain Cronin ’05*

Jonathan and Molly Doilney ’98 Crosswhite

Justin Cutler ’10*

Beca Damico ’21*

Marc DeCoste

Matthew ’07 and Corby DeVico

David Dunn ’97*

Stacey Timmons Ehleringer ’01

Tom Jonke and Elizabeth Elliott ’07*

Keith Elliott ’99

Mike Elliott ’01*

Atle and Emily Barrett ’97 Erlingsson*

Christopher ’07 and Kwynn Everest

Emily Everest ’02

Kim Feeny ’73*

Eric Fish ’03 and Tiffany Smith

Annjanine Freeman Etzel*

Mark Fuller ’04

Garrett Furubayashi ’16

Alex Gardner ’07*

Kristin Gelegotis ’03*

Tracy Gibbons Gibbons Llanos ’96*

John Gilbert ’12

Mo ’96 and Mariclare Hall

Kelly Hannah ’90*

Sophie Hannah ’18*

Aleks and Brittney Roetzel ’02 Hansen*

Sydney Hartsell ’08

Laura Hermance ’90*

Anna Heslop ’15

Carl Ebeling and Megan Hillyard ’01

Sadie Hoagland ’99

Sophie Hochhauser ’12

Chris Felt ’06 and Andrea Hoffman ’05*

David Hoffman ’02 and Katie Burbank*

Brandan Hovsepian-Kelly ’09*

Dani Howe*

E.K. and Jodie Ray ’58 Hunt*

Ann Pearson Hutton ’53

Karen Page Hyde*

Stephanie Deck Jackel ’56

Callahan Jacobs ’09*

Meg Janes ’18

Megan Jones Jones Shiotani ’05*

Chloe Jones ’11

Molly Jones ’07*

Craig Kilbane ’89

Alex Kim ’11

Nate ’00 and Anna Kogan*

Maddie Kwun ’18

Tim Larimer ’86

Georgia Larsen ’15*

Gillian Larsen ’18

Whitt and Chris Lee*

Dick Lemons and Diana Banks*

Mary Lombardi ’00*

Bobby Lonergan ’95

Mark Long ’97*

Judy Maack*

Rose Maizner ’02

Mikaela Martineau Larson ’04*

Shelby Matsumura ’13

Seth Spain and Molly McCarthey Spain ’03*

Miles and Calli Payne ’99 McGann*

Alex ’98 and Tara Tribe ’00 Meade*

William Michalak ’02*

Marilee Miller ’97

Paul and Emily Drake ’04 Miska

Addison Mitchell ’11

Ryan Hoglund and Libby Mitchell ’92*

Connor Nelson ’14

Meagan Norris ’05

Emilie Orfanakis ’19

Charlotte Orford ’20

Matt Orford ’17*

Robin Pardey ’98*

Joe and Sarah Evershed ’02 Penna

Joe Polychronis ’10

Sally Adams Prinster ’60 and Anthony Prinster*

Trey Provost ’19

Kiersten Joesten Prucha ’05*

R&R Partners

Heather Ririe Race ’59*

Brady ’94 and Valerie Floyd ’93 Rasmussen*

Brandon ’02 and Rachel Rasmusson*

Nitika Reddy ’13

Tommy Rollins ’06*

Colby Russo-Hatch ’15*

Jeanna Tachiki ’01 Ryan*

Andy and Andrea Williams ’99 Saalfield

Joe Sadoski ’02*

SalesForce

Alex ’02 and Jessica Sanders*

Josh and Kate Eyre ’00 Sandfoss*

Judy Young Shakley ’64

Emily Sloan-Pace ’98*

Hadley Smith ’05*

Charles and Judith Smith*

Liv Sharp Spikes ’99

Brad Scott Leigh and Liza Springmeyer ’01

Kenzie Steward ’18*

Collin and Lauren Pardey ’01 Stivers*

Eric Strohacker ’02*

Maxwell Sueoka ’16*

Connor Sullivan ’09

Chas Swanson ’02*

Christopher ’91 and Kathy Weller Swindle*

Vanessa Therson ’05*

Corin Thummel ’11

Grant Tilson ’16*

Steve and Lisa Towner

Meghan Tuohig ’98*

David Gortner and Heather VanDeventer ’90

Gita Varner ’05*

Alonso and Alexandra Brown ’01 Velasco*

Nate ’96 and Liz Vinton*

Ajay Virkar ’01*

Christopher ’97 and Alexandra Lee ’99 Von Maack*

Gregory Ward ’87*

Lynn and Holly Webster*

Fred and Becky ’03 Webster*

Enzo Wiener ’14

James and Rebecca ’90 Winder

Vera Zanker ’14

In Honor Of

Susan Beck

Jane Bradley

Class of 1973 - 50-Year Anniversary

Class of 1990

Class of 2011

Class of 2023

Margaret Lemons

Samuel Lemons

Erika McCarthy

Kendra Tomsic

Jeanne Zeigler

In Memory Of

Steve Amoss ’65

Frances Pearson Crosier

Virginia Gibbons

Peter Hayes

Jenna Johns ’02 (2)

Ed Macner, Upper School Chemistry Teacher

Class Notes Have Moved

Class notes will now be shared in the digital quarterly alumni newsletter. Please continue to provide tidbits about your personal lives, professional updates and accomplishments, and the ways that you are impacting the world. Updates can be sent to Associate Director of Alumni Marc DeCoste at marcdecoste@rowlandhall.org or submitted at rowlandhall.org/alumni.

We hope you’ll join us for our Alumni Association gatherings throughout the year. From athletic events and tailgates to our annual all-class reunion and winter party, there is something for everyone. See what’s going on at rowlandhall.org/alumni.