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LETTER FROM THE HEAD OF SCHOOL
Dear Rowland Hall Families and Friends,
The 2023–2024 school year marked a pivotal moment in the rollout of our school’s extraordinary vision Developing People the World Needs. With the groundbreaking of the Richard R. Steiner Campus—future home of our new Middle School, Upper School, athletic complex, and performing arts center—and the kickoff of the community phase of our capital campaign, we are on the cusp of a new chapter in Rowland Hall’s history.
If our community’s enthusiasm is any indication (more than 400 of you showed up for the groundbreaking alone), this chapter is inspiring and exciting. You believe in our future, and your financial support of Rowland Hall shows your confidence in our vision.
During the 2023–2024 school year:
• 923 people gave to Rowland Hall.
• 27 families contributed six- or seven-figure gifts to the capital campaign.
• Our Annual Fund raised $930,210, with contributions from 100% of board members, 99% of faculty and staff, and 61% of parents.
• The school’s alumni gave back with gifts totaling $656,414.
• Legions of parents and caregivers volunteered their time to support the school community.
On behalf of the entire Rowland Hall leadership team and Board of Trustees, I want to thank you for your generous support. Because of you, we’re well on our way to fulfilling our goal of building an extraordinary learning environment that better meets today’s students’ needs, and we’re continuing to provide a transformative education that prepares students to make an impact and thrive in today’s world. Shaping the future of education is made possible only with your collective buy-in, and I’m thankful to you all for taking part in this important work.
With gratitude,
Mick Gee Head of School
We invite you to read about this year’s exciting achievements and programming in Only at Rowland Hall and Fine Print, our online magazine.
JENNIFER PRICE-WALLIN NAMED CHAIR OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Rowland Hall is thrilled to announce the Board of Trustees has named Jennifer Price-Wallin chair of the board, effective August 12, 2024.
This change in board leadership follows Sarah Lehman’s decision to resign as chair to move to California, where her youngest son is attending school. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Sarah for her years of service, and especially for her work around our strategic priorities and capital campaign. Sarah will continue to be a strong advocate and ambassador for the school, and we wish her and her family the very best.
Jennifer has assumed leadership of the board through the end of Sarah’s term (June 30, 2026). As a previous Rowland Hall board chair (2016–2020) and longtime trustee, Jennifer is an ideal successor to Sarah, bringing to the role a breadth of professional experience as well as deep understanding of our board, school, community, and vision for what’s possible in education. We are grateful to Jennifer for stepping into this role, and confident in and excited about her ability to steadfastly and seamlessly lead Rowland Hall at this pivotal moment.
Learn more about Jennifer Price-Wallin in Fine Print.
Financial Report
OPERATING BUDGET
JULY 1, 2023–JUNE 30, 2024
EXPENSES
Actual results are audited each September after the Impact Report press deadline. Historically, very few changes are required as a result of the annual financial audit.
$21,449,109 ENDOWMENT BALANCE
21%
OF STUDENTS RECEIVE FINANCIAL AID
SCHOOL EXPENSES: $25,578,272 NET TUITION REVENUE: $22,324,352 (EXCLUDING AUXILIARY)
$4,047,749 FINANCIAL AID AND SCHOLARSHIPS 87%
EXPENSES COVERED BY TUITION
$9,148,061
$7,990,965
TOTAL RAISED CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
$930,210 $226,886 ANNUAL FUND ENDOWMENT
2,798
196 GIFTS First-Time DONORS
159 Leadership Donors TO THE ANNUAL FUND
Celebrating Leadership Donors
A LEGACY OF IMPACT: THE MEREDITH MCMANUS ’59 SCHOLARSHIP
It isn’t everyday that you meet an elementary school teacher with the nickname “Punch,” but that was the name Mary Edith Hill McManus used her entire life.
“Her sister was nicknamed ‘Kick,’” recalled her son, Parker “Hugh” McManus. “I’m not 100% clear how the nickname originated, but it sounds like there was a scuffle at some point.”
From 1954 to 1968, Punch was a beloved educator and administrator at Rowland Hall. She taught second grade, third grade, and seventh- and eighth-grade English and reading—and her reputation was nothing like her tough-sounding nickname. She was loved by her students, even when she kept them on their toes. One Lower School student is quoted in the 1959 yearbook as saying, “Life as a student of Mrs. McManus is the most wonderful thing that could possibly happen.”
In 1964, Mrs. McManus earned a new role at Rowland Hall: head of the Lower School. For the next four years, while leading the division, she helped the community see the school as a united whole. As her students ascended grades, she remained a safe place for her former students—her reading room was an ever-popular hideaway for high schoolers. She even chaperoned a weeklong senior girls bus trip to San Francisco, where 17 vivacious girls discovered art museums, cable cars, plays, the California surf, concerts, French sailors, and the joy of seeing their dinner cooked alive on the wharf.
Mary “Punch” McManus gave herself fully to the Rowland Hall community. And the school reciprocated by admitting her elementary school-aged daughter, Meredith.
Nothing held her back. She wasn’t bashful, that’s for sure. I think a lot of that came from Rowland Hall.
Hugh McManus vividly remembers looking out the kitchen window and seeing his sister, Meredith, walking home with her friends from Rowland Hall in their school uniforms. The younger girls wore plaid jumpers with white Peter Pan collars, while the older girls wore white nursing dresses and black cardigans.
Each day, Meredith sat down and did her homework and studied. “Meredith was a good student,” Hugh recalled, “and Rowland Hall was a special school—a private school where you had to apply and be accepted. Meredith was admitted because our mom taught there. We couldn’t have afforded it otherwise. But she applied herself to her schooling, she did well, and she really enjoyed it.”
Meredith was a driven young woman who embraced life’s trials with tenacity, determined to discover and develop her strengths. She was more than a bookworm—she was a wellrounded young woman who took full advantage of the many opportunities Rowland Hall offered. Deeply involved in the school community, she served as photographer, editor, and artist for the yearbook; a member of the choir, French Club, and Latin Club; and vice president of the Athletic Association. It seems only fitting that Meredith’s senior quote was from an English poet, Robert Browning: “I count life just a stuff to try the soul's strength on.” She graduated from the school in 1959.
“I think the education Rowland Hall gave her created the drive that made her very successful in life. She went to Smith College and then finished her education at the University of Utah,” Hugh said. “After she graduated, she went into the business world and had a career as the CEO of a number of different stock investment companies all over the world. She did well in an industry where there were few women. Nothing held her back. She wasn’t bashful, that’s for sure. I think a lot of that came from Rowland Hall.”
Meredith and her mother were very similar in many respects. They were passionate about their work, lovers of the outdoors, and trailblazing women in their fields. When Punch and her husband separated, she moved to the mountains of Gunnison, Colorado, rode horses, collected arrowheads (before it became illegal), and continued her education career as an English teacher with, as Hugh shared, the “highest-paying teaching job she could get.” She had a fierce independence to her that Meredith witnessed, and later echoed.
After a successful career in business and great financial success, Meredith retired with her husband and dog in Fruita, Colorado. She was what her brother called an “outside person.” She rode horses, skied, played tennis, and traveled. She also enjoyed playing cards and going out to the opera. And she felt strongly about giving back.
From 1995 until her death in 2023, Meredith made a point each year to contribute some of her financial success back to Rowland Hall, where she got her start. To her, Rowland Hall was more than a school and more than an education—it was an opportunity to thrive, and one she wouldn’t have received if not for her mother’s prolific career.
Meredith’s 1959 graduation portrait
Mary in 1961
In 2024, the school received a call that Meredith had left $750,000 to Rowland Hall in her will. She planned the gift as a way to give back to the place and people that had meant so much to her. Her wish was for a scholarship in her name to be created for children of Rowland Hall teachers so others like her could attend the school. In 2024–2025, the first Meredith McManus Scholarship will be awarded to a child of a current faculty member.
“My mother would have been very proud of Meredith,” Hugh reflected. And this fall, as a student and parent begin a new school year, Hugh imagines, “I think Meredith will look down and smile.”
To find out more about establishing a scholarship or leaving Rowland Hall in your estate plans, please contact Director of Institutional Advancement Robyn Jensen at 801-924-2961.
LEGACY GIVING
Including Rowland Hall in your estate plans can have a tremendous impact on the school and ensure a lasting legacy for future generations of students. Donors who have made provisions in their will or estate planning belong to our Legacy Society. We are deeply grateful for their foresight, dedication, and commitment.
We invite you to consider joining Rowland Hall’s Legacy Society. Your planned gift, no matter the size, will help us to continue to unlock the immense potential of our program and our students far into the future.
Thank you for your generosity. Together, we are developing the people the world needs.
For more information, please contact Director of Institutional Advancement Robyn Jensen at 801-924-2961.
Each year, the Rowland Hall community comes together in support of the Annual Fund campaign, a yearly fundraising effort that enhances programs across all divisions and touches every student’s experience. A robust Annual Fund gives our administration the ability to say yes to educators who request resources and materials that will help them go above and beyond for their students. This year, 716 donors participated in annual giving, contributing $930,210. Each gift—both small and large—made a true impact in creating meaningful opportunities for students to explore their potential and thrive at Rowland Hall.
Many thanks to Annual Fund Chair for the Board of Trustees Sarah Campsen, and the following volunteers who graciously dedicated their time in support of the Annual Fund.
2023–2024 Class Liaisons
3PreK • Dan and Nan Marquardt; Ashish and Meera Patel
4PreK • Peter and Anna Chalmers
Kindergarten • Adam and Carol Bowman
First Grade • Amanda and Alton Swennes
Second Grade • Shiven Patel and Jenny Tuan
Third Grade • Sam and Kathryn Pickford
Fourth Grade • Ian Pihl and Caitlin O’Connor
Fifth Grade • Trey and Erin Bean
Sixth Grade • Ben and Lindsey Smith
Seventh Grade • Greg and Jennifer Nelson
Eighth Grade • Michelle Ashby; Daniel and Cassandra Fale
Ninth Grade • Rachel Mabey and Curt LaBelle; Tianxin Yang and Marianne Li
Tenth Grade • Martin and Katherine McMahon; Jie and Ning Lu
Eleventh Grade • Ken Aoki and Christopher Ossana; Jim and Susan Downs
Twelfth Grade • Zheng Zheng and Ning Lei; Larry Bown and Savittrey Nalamlieng
Parents of Alumni Co-Chairs • Greg and Anne Elliott; Martin and Krista Kern
$930,210 ANNUAL FUND TOTAL 100% Board Participation Our 716 Donors 99% Faculty and Staff Participation 61% OF PARENTS GAVE TO THE ANNUAL FUND
ANNUAL FUND DOLLARS MAKING A DIFFERENCE
3D printers, robots, and micro:bit coding kits were purchased for the TREC Lab to give students additional opportunities to practice computational thinking as they learn to design,
six drones, propeller guards, micro SD cards, and charging hubs to give students practice with real-world aviation physics—learning about wind conditions, angular momentum, lift, thrust, and drag.
were purchased for McCarthey Campus music classes: a Sonor bass xylophone, contrabass bars, an electronic drum kit, mallets,
Chemicals, dyes, and other materials were purchased for Upper School Advanced Research Chemistry labs: boric acid, iron sulfate, zinc sulfate, manganese sulfate, cobalt nitrate, copper sulfate, disodium salt, manganese chloride, FD&C food dyes, and more. Materials were also purchased for students who presented at the American Chemical Society conference and the University of Utah Science & Engineering Fair.
A new laser cutter was purchased for projects in sixth-grade science; eighth-grade math; the Middle School's Metal Arts, Design & Build, and Aeronautics classes; and the Middle School Make Club. The laser cutter has also been utilized in several Upper School classes, including math courses, computer science and robotics courses, Advanced Topics Chemistry, Sculpture, and 3D Modeling, and by the robotics team.
Pop-up tents were used by athletic teams on game days as protection from rain, snow, and sun.
Thank You, Donors
Rowland Hall thanks the following donors who generously contributed to the school’s 2023–2024 Annual Fund.
This Impact Report lists gifts made from July 1, 2023, through June 30, 2024. 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
HEADMASTER’S COUNCIL ($10,000+)
Anonymous (2)
Michael Anderson and Bethany Coates
Lenox D. Baker, Jr., and
Frances W. Baker Foundation
Jeff and Jen Bogan
Jeffery and Alexandra Bray
R. Harold Burton Foundation*
Ben ’92 and Erica Dahl
Willard L. Eccles Charitable Foundation*
Brian and Sydney Eisner
Kem and Alison Elbrader
Bing and Judy Fang
Melissa and David Filippone
Adam and Andrea Himoff
2023–2024
David and Carol Jeske
Cary Jones and Kris Hopfenbeck*
Josh and Catherine Kanter*
Kurt Larsen and Angelina Tsu
Sarah and Paul Lehman
Mairi Leining and Ravi Adusumalli
Ping and Kim Li
Penny Linge and Kevin Datoo
Phil and Sandy McCarthey*
Meglbagl Foundation
John ’96 and Andrea Miller
Mark and Kathie Miller*
Becca Pedersen Moyle and the late Wood Moyle ’90
Ryan and Nora Peterson
Jennifer Price-Wallin and Tony Wallin*
Tracy and Jeff Rhodes
Adam Rosh and Danielle McGuire
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)
Benjamin and Joanna Boyer
Sarah and Jeff Campsen
Edward and Nancy Chen
Brian and Shruthi Kinkead
Robert Lattanzi and Effie Baram
Kevin and Robin Mayetani
Steve and Jenna Gelegotis ’98 Pagoaga
Ashish and Meera Patel
Ian Pihl and Caitlin O’Connor
Doug and Deborah Schillinger
Dr. Mehendra S. Shah and
Dr. Purnima M. Shah
Seth Spain and Molly McCarthey Spain ’03
Wasatch Advisors
Mike and Brittany Yeates
HALLMARKER SILVER ($3,000–$5,499)
Anonymous (1)
Adam and Amy Bahna
The Bamiyan Donor Advised Fund
Brian and Karey Barker*
Tom and Helen Barkes
Eric ’89 and Cyndi Baughman
Lyle Berry and Jessica Johnson
Bong Choi and Lori Park
Doug Fadel
Jim and Sue Himoff
Brad Jensen and Sarah Barnes
John and Kim Kanarowski
Brian and Linda Lasater
Desmond and Candyce Lee
Robert B. Lence*
Akemi and David Louchheim
Mitch ’96 and Marina Lowe
James and Linda Okland
Neil and Jenn Patel
Carolyn and Ryan Petersen
Prudential Financial
Jesse Purewal and Amy Goodman
Bob and Char Roetzel
B-Giving Roetzel Family Foundation, Inc.
Ira Rubinfeld and Willamarie Huelskamp*
Josh and Autum Savage
Max and Teri Savage
Shawn Seamans and Sandy Phan
Derrick and Roxana Tzau
Jamie and Brandon Waters
Jason Wucetich and Hillary Stamm
HALLMARKER BRONZE ($1,500–$2,999)
Anonymous (4)
The Steven B. Achelis Foundation*
Ruth Eleanor Bamberger & John Ernest Bamberger Memorial Foundation*
Mark Baer and Chris Sparrer Baer*
John Bird and Rin Harris*
Kim and Jane Blair
Charles Boetsch
Jill and Peter Borst
Ted Brown
Ken and Ann Burnett*
David and Susan Carlebach
Michael and Julia Caulder
June Chen
Heather and Carlo Ciriello
Janet Ciriello
Tom Conover
Clay Cross and Katrina Loken
Chris and Cindy Cutler
Dru and Amy Damico
Matthew and Miranda Dee
Nate and Gisele Dee
Jim and Susan Downs
Greg and Anne Elliott
Michael Gao and Stella Liu
Dee and Colin Gardner*
Mick and Amy Gee
Bill and Barb Gelegotis
Gibbons Family Foundation*
Goldman Sachs
Virginia and Bill Gowski
Jason and Sarah Hall
Nicholas Hodson and Mary-Lou Smulders
Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield
Gerald and Julia Johansson
Kevin and Katie Kabler
Chris and Nichole Lakis
Whitt and Chris Lee*
Ben and Katie Lieberman
Edward Lieskovan and Siwen Hu-Lieskovan
Judy Maack
Brandon and Megan Marling
Bob Marquardt*
McKesson
Microsoft Giving Campaign
Gina and Mark Miller
Greg and Jennifer Nelson
Jim Ngo and Holly Drury
Scott and Kathleen Nichols
Timothy and Lisa O’Brien
Jakub and Summer Oleksy
Nate and Nicole Orgain
Jim and Sandy Pagoaga
Bruce and Nicole Paisner
Bartley and Tonya Pickron
Adrian and Kate Puttgen
Thomas and Chloe Quinn
Suzanne Razor
Dave and Kate Reymann
Robert Rolfs*
Kyle and Kristen Rose
Christiaan Schaeffer and Tracy George
Julie and Erik Snyder
Robert and
Sara Anne Williams ’87 Spalding*
Adria Muir Swindle ’95 and Geoff ’94 Swindle
Chris and Bobbi Taylor
Steve and Lisa Towner*
Bodie and Anne Tribe
Josh and Allison Triplitt
Pieter and Leidy van Ispelen
Jason and Allison Varner
Mary Ann Villarreal and Lisa Flores
Michelle Vo
Hua Wang and TingTing Hong
Lynn and Holly Webster
Matt and Bireen Whitten
Todd Wilcox and Antonio Bucio
Williams Companies
CONTRIBUTORS ($1–$1,499)
Anonymous (63)
Bjorn Ablad*
Josy Alcindor
Zack Alvidrez
Amazon Smile
Jonas and Jenn Anderson
Tara Anderson*
Michael and Adriana Andreae
Mimi Andrews
Walter Anyan and Karen Madigan
Ken Aoki and Christopher Ossana
Matt Armentrout ’02 and Felicia Katz
Roger and Susan Arsht*
Carlos Artavia and Cori Ward
Bryan and Michelle Ashby
Assistance Audio
Ashley Atwood
Coral Azarian and Danny Kerl
Alec and Cassandra Baden
Richard Badenhausen and Katherine Venti*
John Ballard and Karen Miller*
Julie and Bill Barrett*
Stephen and Daryl Barrett
Larry Barusch
Susanna and Matt Bassett
Trip and Melanie Bates
Paulino and Talitha Beach
Trey and Erin Bean
Samara Bean and Robert Prestgard-Duke
Alex Beaufort ’13
Anthony and Teal Beltran
Conor Bentley ’01 and
Mary Anne Wetzel ’01*
Effy Bentley
Steven Berlin and Alison Kaminer ’94
Jason and Kristin Berry
Marney Billings and the late Peter Billings ’63*
Brian Birchler
Hannah Blomgren
Alex Bocock and Amy Sullivan
Kris and Phuong Bodeen
Katy Borst
Jen Bourque
Ginger Bower
Adam and Carol Bowman
Larry Bown and Savittrey Nalamlieng
Alana Boynton
Ryan Brady and Kristy Allen-Brady
Brent and Susan Brague
Shauna Brand
Todd and Monika Brickson*
Christa and Shaun Brigdon
Lisa Brown Miranda
Debbie Brunskill
Natalia Budohoska and Karol Budohoski
Lawrence and Isabelle Buhler*
Zenon Bulka
Katie Burke and Geoff Colbath
Matt and Valerie Burnett*
Wendy Butler
Kenji Butterfield and Yoon Kim-Butterfield
Patricia Callahan*
Melinda Canfield
Martin Caravati and Wanda Updike
Rhett Card
John and Kathryn Carpenter
Lauren Carpenter*
Jenn Carrino
Lindsay Carver
Kevin and Evin Catlett
Peter and Anna Chalmers
Nitin and Jane Chandramouli
Brian Chappell and Liz Ellison
Jesse Chavez
Cheryl Chen
Chunming Chen and Melanie Pan
Qi Chen and Hongying Peng
Emil and Stephanie Cheng
Brian Chin
Chad and Sarah Christensen
Jeremy Christensen ’01 and Kylan Frye
Kent Christensen and Andrea Brown-Christensen
Pat Christensen*
Kevin and Kaila Christini
Jennifer Claesgens and Iain Hueton
Kevin and Yashoda Clark
Emily Clawson
Barbara Coates
Megan and Michael Colston
Alan Contreras Saldivar and Maria Estrada
Sarah and Logan Cookler
Dave Copeland and Susan Koehn
Thomas and Mary Jane Cork
Corporation of the Episcopal Church in Utah
Costco Wholesale
Christopher and Kristine Cothren
Adella Croft
Steve and Nadia Cross
Edwin and Tenzin Cruz
Antje Curry
Tara Curry
Sophia Cutrubus ’18
Leslie Czerwinski and Kris Baughman
Judy Dalgliesh*
Marty Daniels
France and Melanie Davis
Suzy Day*
Marc DeCoste
Bryant Dieffenbacher and Emily Lammers
Ashley Meddaugh and Matt Douglas
Kurt Dowdle and Ingrid Gustavson
Sam and Olivia Duffy
Eric and Katrina Durham
eBay Inc
Mary Grace Ellison
Jim Eng and Faye Mitsunaga*
Dan and Anna Ernst*
Daniel and Cassandra Fale
Chris Felt ’06 and Andrea Hoffman ’05
Fidelity Charitable*
Javier and Tulia Fierro
Andrea and Lisa Fiore
Kevin Flamm and Mikelle Moore
Anson Fogel and Alex Fuller
Lewis Francis and Dana Costello
Colby and Shari Frank
Raphael and Anca Franzini
Stan Freck and Tina Braun
Brett and Lisa Friedman
Gabrielle Fritze and Eric Babych
Charles Gaddis
Jordan Gaddis and Mike Phillips
Julie Gainer and Jennifer Busch
Spencer and Ann Galt*
Randhir Gandhi and Manisha Shah
David Garbett
Alex Gardner ’07
Martin and Sheila Gelman
Jill Gerber
Tracy Gibbons Llanos ’96*
Patrick Gibbons ’93
Peter Girardi
Gerald Gleich and Kristin Leiferman
Patrick and Mardee Godfrey*
Matthew and Christina Gonzalez
Steve Goorman and Christa Zaro
Sofia Gorder*
Ryan and Kirsi Graham
Michael and Jennifer Granger
Eve Grenlie
Traci and Drew Grigg
Diane Guido*
Cory and Kimberly Hacking
John and Pam Hanlon
Chris and Megan Hanrahan
Brady Hansard and Ashley Tims
Aleks and Brittney Roetzel ’02 Hansen
Andy Hare and Wendy Reger Hare
Julianne Harmon
Chris and Tasha Hatton
Rachel Hayes
Carole Hecker
Pat and Hank Hemingway
Samantha Hemphill
Kirsten Hepburn
Patricia Hepburn
Laura Hermance ’90
Josh and Carolyn Hickman*
Carl Ebeling and Megan Hillyard ’01
Eliza Hitz and Jen Brown
Bob and Carolyn Hoffman
Louis Hogge and Debbie Roque
Ryan Hoglund and Libby Mitchell ’92*
Phillip and Naomi Holm*
Jason Hone and Jeanne Falk
Robin and Cynthia Hori
Stanley Holmes and Rebecca Horn
Paul House
Kathy Howa and Kendra Tomsic*
Dani Howe
Bryan and Karen Howell
Rachel and Peter Hu
Russel Huang and Emma Xue
Thibault Hubert and Sophie Hubert-Luco
Pedro Huerta Yumha and Sofie Strodthoff
Maria Hutchings
Joel and Michelle Hyman
Malik Ibrahima and Alamissi Ouro-Gneni
George Ingersoll and Beverly Rich Ingersoll
Jeremy and Anne Innis
Paul and Laureen Innis
Bret Jackson
Quincy Jackson ’16
Ken Jacquin
Michael and Eugenie Jaffe
Mark Jansen and Carmen Sutherland
Danny and Beth Jasper
Roberta Muirhead Jenkins ’54*
Robyn Payne Jensen ’02 and Andy Jensen
Alan and Liesl Jeppson
Laura Johnson
Meredith Johnson and Dillon Yardley
Dan Jones and Rebecca Mueller-Jones
Ezra Jones and Debbie Hummel
Robert Jones and Shelley Petersen
Tom Jonke and Liz Elliott ’07
Tiya Karaus
Brian and Jocelyn Karney
Panos Kassavetis and Nadine Almpani
Ragu and Shalini Kasturi
Landon Kawabata and Jennifer Nakao ’93
Jacob and Alissa Kean
Lexi Kemp
Caitlin Kennedy
Bobby and Kathy Kennedy
Martin and Krista Kern
Shuja and Emily Khan
Rebecca and Chris Kim
Nigel and Shae Kinsman
David Klein
Melvyn and Roberta Klein
Tascha Knowlton
Nate ’00 and Anna Kogan*
Terry Kogan and Greg Hatch
Madan Kommi and Kanti Surapaneni
Robert Kramer and Rosalie Maduro
Kroger/Smith's Earn and Learn Program*
David Kuo and Sonya Song
Pete and Nicole LaBore
Robert Lainhart ’11 and Kaelis Sandstrom
Ellen Lampert
Scott Langone
Charlotte and Jeff Larsen
Ash and Ashton Lazarus
Dick Lemons and Diana Banks*
Mindy Leo
Molly Lewis*
Fabian Liesner
Yuan Lin and Hongwei Xu
Mark and Jeehae Linford
Dustin and Christine Lipson
Eric Liu and Grace Ning
Dave and Rebecca Livermore*
Erik and Bridget Llewellyn
Joel Long
Marianne Love
Morony Lovo-Cruz
Bo Lu and Wendy Chen
Jie and Ning Lu
Harper Coleman-Houghton Lundquist ’16
Jeff and Jamie Lyon
Rachel Mabey and Curt LaBelle
John MacFarlane*
Elizabeth Madaus
Lorena Magdaleno
Veronica Maldonado
Marc and Erin Maloy
Josh and Janna Mann
Joel and Mary Jo Marker*
Dan and Nan Marquardt
Tina Marriott
Joseph and Laurien Martinez
Evelyn and Kyle Matsumura
Rob Mayer and Carol Blackwell*
Hugh McGirt
Steve and Galen McCallum
Stacia McFadden
Mary McIntyre
Melissa McKinlay
Martin and Katherine McMahon
Alex ’98 and Tara Tribe ’00 Meade
Nancy Melich and Lex Hemphill
Rob and Susanna Mellor
Jon Melman and Aimee Nussbaum
Alina Meneken-Maldonado
Mike and Dixie Merback
Laura Meyer
Dani Michaud Carpenter
Travis Mickelson and Margot Miller*
Rod Miles and Connie Dooley
Mark Millard
Jeff Miller ’98 and Deanna Combs
Scott Miller and Sara Lenherr
Tracy Mills and Elizabeth Hruby-Mills
Torry Montes
Erin Montgomery
Jeff and Jan Moore
Eric and Rachel Moore
Keith and Jamie Morley
Stephanie and Nathan Mulford
Jay Mullin and Molly Lynn
Patrick Murphy
Marsha Newman
Kelly and April Nielsen*
Kathleen Tundermann Niles ’96
NVIDIA
Chris and Savannah O’Connell
Maureen O’Hara Ure*
Stacey O’Neil
Chad and Kristina Obermark*
Channing and Trevor Olch
Stan and Margaret Oldham
Lynn Oliva
Quinn and Kate Orb
Stephanie Orfanakis
Melissa and James Orford
Kodie Osterberg
Fred and Linda Oswald
Ed and Debora Owens
Elissa Ozanne
Mark and Allison Paradise
Kody Partridge*
Shiven Patel and Jenny Tuan
Kelly and Jeanene Patterson*
Mike and Haas Pectol
Brett Pehrson
Eric Peng and Jing Zhao
Erich and Nancy Petersen*
Jane and Eric Philippi
Matt and Emma Philippi
Susan Phillips
Jason Pickavance
Sam and Kathryn Pickford
Anthony Pinto
Erik Postnieks
Colin and Kat Potter
Danielle Prager and Gabe Fine
David Pringle and Li Ping Zhang
Adam and Ellie Pritchard
Laura and Pierre Prosper
Skip Puckett
Brian and Tacy Conard ’96 Quinn
Allen Raab
Andre Ramjoue*
Marc and Michelle Rasich
Nicholas Renzo
Jeff and Brandie Revoy
Michael and Heather Reynolds
Brenden and Olivia Rhead
Wallace Ring*
Grace Riter ’18
Kiara Rivera
Melanie Robbins
Lucia Rodriguez
Matt Rogers ’90
David and Brandi Rolfe
Leann Roque
Camilla Rosenberger
Brian and Janice Ruggles*
Lynn Russo
Thomas Rust and Raychel Gonzales
Jeanna Tachiki Ryan ’01
Saveez Saffarian and Shanti Deemyad
Steve Salazar and Elizabeth Madaus
Samer Saleh and Sarah Molokhia
Erick Salgado
Jessica Salmon
Salt Lake Acting Company
Josh and Kate Eyre ’00 Sandfoss
John Sarbo and Kathryn Czarnecki
Chris and Aprille Savarese
Jack Scaife ’17
Lily Scaife ’21
Max Scaife ’18
Scott Schaefer and Andrea Miller Schaefer
Daniel and Julie Scharfstein
Josh and Mo Schiffman
Eric and Soo Schmidt
Anni Schneider
Katie Schwab*
Patrick and Jennifer Seagrave
Shae Searl*
Akram Shaaban and Inji Elkasaby
Mike and Carol Shackelford
Shaun Shakib and Sabine Koepf-Shakib
Kimble and Dorian Shaw
Emma Shear
Daniel and Traci Sheinberg
Kurt and Judalyn Shirkey
Tim and Olivia Shoaf
Lee Shuster and Linda Smith
Chelsea Simmons
Rajeev and Meghan Siripurapu
Passang Sivukpa and Tenzin Norzom
Kate Siwicki
Steve and Linda Skrla
Ella Slaker
JP Slavinsky and Margaret Van Meter
Rachel Slivnick
Ben ’89 and Lindsey Oswald ’92 Smith*
Brady Smith and Chandani Patel
Gregory and Susanna Smith
Hubbert and Vicki Smith
Ken Smith and Cathleen Zick*
Kerrie Smith
Pam and Darren Smith
Kurt Sneen and Sara Lamb
Karma Sok-Choekore and Tenzin Lhazey
Troy and Julie Somerville
Lizbeth Sorensen
Alan and Nancy Sparrow*
Ryan and Elizabeth Spiker
Jodi and KC Spiro
Arlene and Joe Spivey
Brian and Kristin Sproul
Tyler Stack
Jamison and KJ Stark
Garret and Bethany Stephensen
Garrett and Sara Stern
Kenzie Steward ’18
Collin and Lauren Pardey ’01 Stivers
Lynelle Stoddard
Harry Stone ’14
Leslie and Hal Stone*
William Stone ’18
Fred and Linda Strohacker*
Keith Sullivan and Sara Pereira
Erika Summers
John and Michelle Summers
Lei Sun
Sankar and Mary Swaminathan
Lloyd and Alexis Swaringer
Amanda and Alton Swennes
Susan Swidnicki
Nadeem Syed and Padmashree Rida
Wei Tang and Peng Li
Tyler and Shawni Tanner
Bill and Linda Tatomer
Kate Taylor
Ryan and Amy Hoeppner ’89 Taylor*
Paul Thielking and Yvonne Hsu
Brenna Thomas
Wendell and Terry Thomas
Colleen and Mathew Thompson
Jacqueline and Ed Thompson
Joan Thompson*
Michelle and Sean Thompson
Troy Thorpe and David Hilton
Wiley and Christina Thuet
Kristi Torsak
Todd and Millicent Tracey
Dan and Anne Trockman
Lobsang and Dolma Tsering
Josh and Julie Turner
Wayne and Linda Tyler*
Alex and Sally Uhle*
Laurie Underwood*
Sarah Uram
Jerry Urwin
Christopher and Renee Utgaard
Michael Varner and Kathleen Digre
Nate ’96 and Liz Vinton
David and Barbara Viskochil*
Drew vonLintel and Jessie Fiat
Haibo Wang and Jun Lu
Gregory Ward ’87
Christian Waters and Kelly Henderson
Fred and Becky ’03 Webster
Adam Weinacker and Ashley Mendoza
David Weinstein and Helen Hu
Emma Wellman and Juan Acevedo
Wells Fargo Bank*
Marco and Jennifer Wenneson
Mckinsee Weyher
Chuck White
Kirsten and Cameron White
Ned White and Jennifer Blake
Matt and Ann Wigham
Kevin and Jennifer Williams
Robert Wilson and Elizabeth Howard*
Collin and Anna Wolfe
Anne Wolfer
Gregg Wood and Nicki Camp
Marianne Woolsey-Moyle
Workday, Inc.
Doug Wortham and Nick Nero*
Deborah Wright
James and Katie Wright
Bill Yaggy ’63 and Amy Leveen*
Tianxin Yang and Marianne Li
Erikson Yap and Jacqui Chan
Jason and Holly Yocom
John and Joan Young
Karma Younten and Sonam Chodon
Zhang Zhang and Qing Song
Zheng Zheng and Ning Lei
Jeanne Zeigler and Kipp Greene*
Eleanor and Leo Zucker Family Foundation
ANNUAL FUND IN HONOR OF Current Rowland Hall students are not listed
Symon ’17, Aidan ’19, and Asa ’23 Braun Freck
Cheryl Chen
Bethany Coates and Michael Anderson
Birdie Frye
Gwen Fonarow
Jill Gerber
Andrea ’05 and David ’02 Hoffman
Alexander, Margaret ’16 and Samuel ’16 Lemons
Marianne Love (2)
Erika McCarthey
Lisa Miranda
Brian Morgan
Justin ’07 and Amanda ’10 Newman
Claire Shepley
Kendra Tomsic
Claire Wang ’15
Nathan Zick-Smith ’11
A wonderful kindergarten year!
The Class of 2025
ANNUAL FUND IN MEMORY OF
Current Rowland Hall students are not listed
Bryan Bird ’64
Felix Demartini
Phil Dykstra
Mackay Hare (2)
Peter Hayes
Gordon Lark
Ed Macner
Parbhubhai Patel
Mrs. Chandrikaben and Dr. Ratilal Shah
The Rev. Lincoln Ure
John Waldo ’63
GRANDPARENT DONORS
Current Rowland Hall grandchildren are listed
Lenox and Fran Baker
James Bowman, Lenox Bowman, Kade Campsen, Bailey Bowman, Baker Campsen, Jack Campsen
Stephen and Daryl Barrett
Vivian Lieberman, Emery Lieberman, Ashlyn Lieberman
Marney Billings and the late Peter Billings
Theo Billings
Katy Borst
Dean Borst, Jane Borst
Ted Brown
Hadley Rhodes, Chet Rhodes, Alden Rhodes
Debbie Brunskill
Aspen Snyder
Pat Christensen
Greta Christensen
Janet Ciriello
Marco Ciriello, Mia Ciriello, Gemma Ciriello
Barbara Coates
Isla Anderson, Helena Anderson, Nina Anderson, Shaler Anderson
Dave Copeland and Susan Koehn
Emma Skinner
Antje Curry
Briar Curry
Marty Daniels
Wyatt Daniels
Greg and Anne Elliott
Charlotte Jonke
Bill and Barb Gelegotis
Ollie Pagoaga, William Pagoaga
Bill and Barbara Gibbons
Liam Llanos, Jack Gibbons, Sarah Gibbons
Carole Hecker
Hayden Mengason
Pat and Hank Hemingway
Millie Hemingway, Izzy Hemingway
Patricia Hepburn
Lila Jackson
Jim and Sue Himoff
Madeline Himoff, Isabel Himoff
Vicky Gibbons Hoagland ’67 and John Hoagland
Quinn Hoagland, Sam Hoagland, Ella Hoagland
Paul and Laureen Innis
Coleridge Innis, Merrick Davidson
Melvyn and Roberta Klein
Vivi Klein
Terry Kogan and Greg Hatch
Miriam Kogan, David Kogan
Ellen Lampert
Connor Swaringer, Mason Swaringer
Whitt and Chris Lee
Juliet Von Maack, Charlie Von Maack
Judy Maack
Juliet Von Maack, Charlie Von Maack
Bob Marquardt
Hunter Marquardt, Sarai Marquardt
Nancy Melich and Lex Hemphill
Loc Ossana-Aoki
Mike and Dixie Merback
James Weissman, Max Weissman, Kate Weissman
Mark and Kathie Miller
Miles Miller, Caden Brown, Declan Miller, Natalie Miller, Owen Miller
Judy Moyle
Emma Umipig, Ocky Moyle
James and Linda Okland
Ruby Varner, Madsen Varner
Fred and Linda Oswald
Elliott Smith
Jim and Sandy Pagoaga
Ollie Pagoaga, William Pagoaga
Bruce and Nicole Paisner
Asher Williams, Wyatt Williams
Jane and Eric Philippi
Clementine Philippi
Suzanne Razor
Eleanor Phyfe, Eliza Phyfe
Bob and Char Roetzel
Florence Hansen, Juliana Hansen, Christopher Hansen Leann Roque
Alex Hogge
Mahendra and Purnima Shah
Arya Martinez, Kirav Martinez, Sirohi Martinez
Lee Shuster and Linda Smith
Miriam Kogan, David Kogan
Arlene and Joe Spivey
Jamison Oleksy
Jacqueline and Ed Thompson
Evangelyne Thompson, Taj Thompson, Serenity Thompson
Bodie and Anne Tribe
Benjamin Meade, Samuel Meade
Lynn and Holly Webster
Lucy Webster, Gracie Webster
John and Joan Young
Leo Sun, Leila Cottle
Donald and Lynn Zucker
Will Weisselberg
Mark Zucker
Will Weisselberg
It’s happening!
The World Awaits Campaign for Rowland Hall is the largest capital campaign in the history of the school. Thanks to the generosity of the Rowland Hall community, the campaign has raised $35.7 million—79% of the total fundraising goal of $45 million. Of this total, $24 million was raised over the past two years.
The extraordinary momentum of the campaign has led to some incredible milestones this year. In April, Rowland Hall officially broke ground on the Richard R. Steiner Campus, with plans to open a new Middle School and Upper School, complete with athletic facilities, STEM spaces, and a performing arts center, in time for the 2026–2027 school year.
Groundbreaking also marked the launch of the community phase of the capital campaign. The school hosted several events this past spring to share exciting plans for the future of the school and to showcase designs and renderings for the new campus. There are more opportunities planned for the 2024–2025 school year as we invite the greater Rowland Hall community to join us in this transformative moment for the school (see sidebar).
As we enter the community phase of our capital campaign, we are invigorated by the tremendous progress made so far, with just $9.3 million left to reach our ambitious goal. This milestone is a testament to the dedication and generosity of our supporters, who have stretched their contributions and prioritized Rowland Hall in their giving. Now, more than ever, we need the collective effort of our entire community to push us across the finish line. Your contribution, no matter the size, will make a significant impact. Together, we can achieve something extraordinary, unlocking the immense potential of our program and our students and creating a model for what’s possible in education.
Join us in this final stretch and be a part of this transformative moment for Rowland Hall.
CONSTRUCTION & CONVERSATION
Please join us this fall at one of the following Construction & Conversation events to learn more about the Steiner Campus plans and capital campaign. Invitations and details to follow.
• Alumni: Friday, September 20, 6–8 pm, McCarthey Campus dining hall
• Salt Lake: Thursday, October 17, 6–8 pm, McCarthey Campus dining hall
• Park City: Friday, October 18, 8:30–10 am, Harvest
• Parents of Alumni: Friday, November 1, 8:30–9:30 am, McCarthey Campus dining hall
• Park City: Thursday, November 7, 6–8 pm, home of Michael Anderson and Bethany Coates
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 (22)
Wayne and Kathy Adams
Michael Anderson and Bethany Coates
Apple Matching Gifts Program
Richard Badenhausen and Katherine Venti
Lenox and Fran Baker
Ruth Eleanor Bamberger & John Ernest
Bamberger Memorial Foundation
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
Jeff and Jen Bogan
Jill and Peter Borst
Benjamin and Joanna Boyer
Ray and Judy Brown
Beau ’00 and Evan Zimmerman ’00 Burbidge
Buscher Foundation
Sarah and Jeff Campsen
Bob and Susan Card
Lindsay Carver
June Chen
Heather and Carlo Ciriello
Carol Clawson and Steve Hull
Ben ’92 and Erica Dahl
Dru and Amy Damico
Pastor France and Willene Davis
Suzy Day
Lawrence T. & Janet T. Dee Foundation
Ken Deitch and Kelly Copeland
Delta Air Lines Foundation
Eldin and Talia Diglisic
Ashley Meddaugh and Matt Douglas
Jim and Susan Downs
Dryer Family
DST Systems
Valli Gibbons Durham ’69
Roger and Karen Edgley
Jeffrey Eisenberg and Tasha Ames Savage
Annjanine Freeman Etzel
Fang Family Foundation
Melissa and David Filippone
Eric Fish ’03 and Tiffany Smith
The Henry Gustav Floren Foundation
Kitty Northrop Friedman ’91 and Peter Friedman
Alex Gardner ’07
Dee and Colin Gardner
Mick and Amy Gee
Elsie George
Gibbons Family Foundation
Bill ’63 and Barbara Gibbons
Patrick Gibbons ’93
Goldman Sachs
Traci and Drew Grigg
Estate of Bette Guithues ’31
Jonathan and Susan Hermance
John Hijjawi and Sarha Lee
Chris and Kathy Hill
Adam and Andrea Himoff
Vicky Gibbons Hoagland ’67 and John Hoagland
Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield
Dani Howe
Hunter Jackson and Lynne Kerr
Darrell Jensen
Robyn Payne Jensen ’02 and Andy Jensen
John and Marcia Price Family Foundation
Jeff and Sharon Jonas
Cary Jones and Kris Hopfenbeck
Glen Kain
John and Kim Kanarowski
Kanter Family Foundation
Jordan Kimball and Rebecca England
Brian and Shruthi Kinkead
Kurt Larsen and Angelina Tsu
Brian and Linda Lasater
Christina Lau Billings ’98
Whitt and Chris Lee
Sarah and Paul Lehman
Steve and Michelle Lessnick
Bill and Sissy Lieberman
Ben and Katie Lieberman
Elaine Ling-Fukushima
Jennifer Livermore ’10
Akemi and David Louchheim
Steven and Brenda Lowe
Mitch ’96 and Marina Lowe
Will and Carter Lowrance
Judy Maack
Milt Markewitz
Brandon and Megan Marling
Dan and Nan Marquardt
Paul and Andrea Matlin
Rob Mayer and Carol Blackwell
McCarthey Family Foundation
Mairin McCarthey ’06
Phil and Sandy McCarthey
Lauren McGreevy ’03
Josh and Hillary Mettle
Gina and Mark Miller
Jeff Miller ’98 and Deanna Combs
John ’96 and Andrea Miller
Mark and Kathie Miller
The Mark and Kathie Miller Foundation
Becca Pedersen Moyle and the late Wood Moyle ’90
Robert Myers and Marie-Claude Wrenn
Nakasone Family Foundation
Greg and Jennifer Nelson
David Nierenberg and Kathleen McKee
Alan and Jean Nierenberg
Chris Nolan and Angela Keen
Jakub and Summer Oleksy
Marty Olsen
Sean and Mekensy Overholt
Steve and Jenna Gelegotis ’98 Pagoaga
Jim and Sandy Pagoaga
Neil and Jenn Patel
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
Bob and Char Roetzel
B-Giving Roetzel Family Foundation, Inc.
Rowland Hall
Ira Rubinfeld and Willamarie Huelskamp
Brian and Janice Ruggles
The Ryan Family
SalesForce
Sadie Weyher Schabdach ’98
Scott Schaefer and Andrea Miller Schaefer
Doug and Deborah Schillinger
Hal and Minor Shaw
Kurt and Judalyn Shirkey
Gregory and Susanna Smith
Z & J Smith Family
Seth Spain and Molly McCarthey Spain ’03
Alan and Nancy Sparrow
Nick and Marcy Stearns
Steiner Foundation, Inc.
Nevah and Brad Stevenson
The Diane and Sam Stewart
Family Foundation
Jeff and Carol Stowell
Sharon Stubbs
Tim and Jane Sullivan
Paula Swaner Sargetakis and Joe Sargetakis
Adria Muir Swindle ’95 and Geoff ’94 Swindle
Jerry and Edna Taylor
Keith and Elizabeth Taylor
Anna and Reed Topham
Josh and Julie Turner
Derrick and Roxana Tzau
Chris ’97 and Alex 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
Estate of Cynthia Worthington ’51
Mike and Brittany Yeates
Jeanne Zeigler and Kipp Greene
Brian and Martha Zipp
CAPITAL CAMPAIGN IN HONOR OF
Current Rowland Hall students are not listed
Will ’23 and Henry Cunningham
Robyn Jensen ’02
CAPITAL CAMPAIGN IN MEMORY OF
Current Rowland Hall students are not listed
Sylvia Somsen Henricks
Jesus Lamas
Robert D. Maack, Esq. (2)
Edmund Tyler Wrenn, Class of 1992
Lynne Mariani Zimmerman
Max and Teri Savage
Doug and Deborah Schillinger
Robert and Sara Anne Williams ’87 Spalding
Wasatch Global Investors
ENDOWMENT FUND DONORS
All gifts to the endowment fund were given between July 1, 2023, and June 30, 2024.
The Steven B. Achelis Foundation
Beau ’00 and Evan Zimmerman ’00 Burbidge
Cumming Foundation
Estate of Ruth Deisley
John and Heather Ure ’91 Dunagan
Annjanine Freeman Etzel and Thomas Etzel
Alex Gardner ’07
Dee and Colin Gardner
Maddie Haslam ’10
McCarthey Family Foundation
Estate of Meredith McManus ’59
John and Marcia Price Family Foundation
Peter and Susan Stevens
ENDOWMENT IN HONOR OF
Current Rowland Hall students are not listed
Pastor France A. Davis
ENDOWMENT IN MEMORY OF
Current Rowland Hall students are not listed
Sylvia Henricks
Alumni Scholarship Fund
This year, Rowland Hall graduates from 1936 through 2023 showed up for our community in profound ways. From donating to the Alumni Scholarship Fund to participating in alumni gatherings, over 300 alumni engaged with their alma mater this year.
Our Alumni Scholarship Fund, which directly provides scholarships for students who might not otherwise be able to attend the school, remains strong. To date, $473,228 has been raised by Rowland Hall alumni to provide students with the same educational experience they received. The 2024 Alumni Day of Giving saw over 140 donors give back to support the current Alumni Scholarship recipients, and the Alumni Executive Board came together to reach out to their classmates. Along with their gifts, alumni donors were asked to recognize faculty and staff who made an impact on their lives. A beautiful digital mosaic was created with the dozens of recognitions that poured in. It was a day full of community pride.
We are excited to see our diverse alumni community grow each and every year as we continue to launch new efforts to keep our graduates engaged. Thank you to everyone who gave back this year. 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
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Cyrus Akrami ’07
Hilary Amoss ’96*
Del Anderson ’97 and Stephanie Robson
Ian Anderson ’03
Megan Andrews ’03
Michael and Carolyn Ashburn
Ally Askew ’15
Jana Baldwin
Shanni Baraki ’02
Nathaniel Barusch ’05 and Sarah Forrest Barusch
Alex Baughman ’19
Eric ’89 and Cyndi Baughman*
Alex Beaufort ’13
Conor Bentley ’01 and Mary Anne Wetzel ’01*
David Billings ’98
Michael Billings ’97 and Mika Robinson
Anne Kay Bischoff ’09
Nancy Sandack Borgenicht ’60
Auden Bown ’21
Jo Friedman Bowry ’10
Whitney Brinton ’98
Zachary Brodsky ’08
Libbie Brown ’03
Matthew and Rachel Kulmer ’90 Burnett
Kyle Walton Burns ’98
Alan Butler ’04
Tyson ’08 and Lauren Call
Tom and Tori Searl ’06 Cassel
Daniel Christensen ’11
Carrie Cornwell ’00
Mike and Dana Pool ’06 Cremeno
Jonathan and Molly Doilney ’98 Crosswhite
Sophia Cutrubus ’18
Beca Damico ’21
Marc DeCoste
Jamie Delong ’02
Carl Ebeling and Megan Hillyard ’01
Jason Eder ’04
Claire Edgley ’11
Stacey Timmons Ehleringer ’01
Tom Jonke and Liz Elliott ’07
Mike Elliott ’01
Marisa Eng ’14
Atle and Emily Barrett ’97 Erlingsson
Annjanine Freeman Etzel and Thomas Etzel*
Eric Fish ’03 and Tiffany Smith
Sam Francis ’21
Lisa Smith Frates ’96
Garrett Furubayashi ’16
Alex Gardner ’07
Madeleine Gee ’21
Kristin Gelegotis ’03
Tracy Gibbons Llanos ’96*
John Gilbert ’12
Caroline Gleich ’03
Stephen Goldsmith ’72
Mo ’96 and Mariclare Hall
Kelly Hannah ’90
Ally Hansen ’19
Aleks and Brittney Roetzel ’02 Hansen*
Laura Hermance ’90*
Anna Heslop ’15
Knox Heslop ’17
Sophie Hochhauser ’12
David Hoffman ’02 and Katie Burbank
Ryan Hoglund and Libby Mitchell ’92
E.K. and Jodie Ray ’58 Hunt
Karen Page Hyde
Stephanie Deck Jackel ’56
Callahan Jacobs ’09
Robyn Payne Jensen ’02 and Andy Jensen*
Megan Jones Shiotani ’05
Chloe Jones ’11
Molly Jones ’07
Bobby and Kathy Kennedy*
Nate ’00 and Anna Kogan*
Robert Lainhart ’11
Mark ’97 and Audrey Langheinrich
Georgia Larsen ’15
Finn and Mikaela ’04 Larson
Christina Lau Billings ’98
Samantha Lehman ’22
Brad Scott Leigh and Liza Springmeyer ’01
William Llanos
Mary Lombardi ’00
Bobby Lonergan ’95
Mark Long ’97
Arden Louchheim ’23
Carter Louchheim ’20
Harper Coleman-Houghton Lundquist ’16
Judy Maack*
Niki Larsen Martinet ’95
Briggs Matheson ’04 and Juliana Yee
Paul and Andrea Matlin
Alessa Zimmerman Maw ’03
Mairin McCarthey ’06
Tim and Erika McCarthy
Miles and Calli Payne ’99 McGann
Alex ’98 and Tara Tribe ’00 Meade
Matt Douglas and Ashley Meddaugh*
William Michalak ’02
Marilee Miller ’97
Paul and Emily Drake ’04 Miska
Becca Pedersen Moyle and the late Wood Moyle ’90*
Max Murphy ’22
Rachel Nelson ’16
Preston Nielson ’01 and Amanda Dillon
Jeff Norris ’03
Matthew O’Brien ’17
Ryan Olson ’02
Carol Olwell ’62
Emilie Orfanakis ’19*
Charlotte Orford ’20*
Matt Orford ’17
Natalie Roetzel Ossenfort ’00
Heidi Paisley ’23
Samantha Paisley ’21*
Ted Paisley and Tricia Petzold
Robin Pardey ’98
Nicole Pershing ’02 and Jason Seifert
Marion Alexander Peterson ’36
Pimco Foundation
Russell and Joni Friedman ’60 Pratt
Sally Adams Prinster ’60 and Anthony Prinster
Trey Provost ’19
Kiersten Joesten Prucha ’05
Alison Puri ’19
Brian and Tacy Conard ’96 Quinn*
Heather Ririe Race ’59
Sarah Ranger ’97
Brandon ’02 and Rachel Rasmusson
Rudi Riet ’91
Matt Rogers ’90*
Zach Rohovit ’20
Tommy Rollins ’06
KC Rommel ’06
Jeanna Tachiki Ryan ’01*
Andy and Andrea Williams ’99 Saalfield
Joe Sadoski ’02
Josh and Kate Eyre ’00 Sandfoss
Sadie Weyher Schabdach ’98
Christopher Slager ’07
Emily Sloan-Pace ’98
Ben ’89 and Lindsey Oswald ’92 Smith*
Charles B. Smith and Judith F. Smith
Donald Smith ’61
Michael Sotiriou ’04
Francesca Steiner ’15
Kenzie Steward ’18
Mike ’98 and Meghan Gallivan ’02 Stewart
Collin and Lauren Pardey ’01 Stivers
Eric Strohacker ’02
Josef Sueoka ’19
Maxwell Sueoka ’16
Lesa Sullivan-Abajian ’90
Chas Swanson ’02
Sweet Candy Fund for Health & Wellness
Ryan and Amy Hoeppner ’89 Taylor*
Danielle Therson ’08
Vanessa Therson ’05
Grant Tilson ’16
Kacie Tachiki Turcuato ’99
Caelum van Ispelen ’23
David Gortner and Heather VanDeventer ’90
Alonso and Alexandra Brown ’01 Velasco
Ajay Virkar ’01
Chris ’97 and Alex Lee ’99 Von Maack*
David ’71 and Barbara Warner
Becky ’03 and Fred Webster
Jason ’89 and Kristin West
Paul and Carol Wetzel
David Wetzel ’04 and Mary Stoner
James and Rebecca ’90 Winder
Sadie Hoagland Wise ’99 and Marc Wise
ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIP FUND IN HONOR OF Current Rowland Hall students are not listed
Class of 1958
Class of 1989
Campbell Ainsworth
Bill Baxter
Susan Beck (3)
Brian Birchler
Adrienne Martain Black ’02
Coach Derek Bunting
Connie Borup
Matt Burnett (2)
Paul Christensen (2)
Adella Croft (2)
Will Cunningham ’23
Chris Felt ’06
Lisa Friedman
Virginia Gibbons ’34
Diane Guido (3)
Becky Hall
Dave Hall
Ryan Hoglund (2)
Dr. Fiona Halloran (2)
George Henry (6)
Robin Hori
Robyn Jensen ’02
Bobby Kennedy
Joan Kingston
Carol Kranes
Frank Langheinrich
Olle Larsson
Helen Mulder
Katie Nevins
Mark Oftedal
Liz Paige
Keith Pankow
Kody Partridge (2)
Katie Schwab
Mike Shackleford (2)
Matt Sincell
Alan Sparrow
Doc Sturges
Ruth Sturges (2)
Kendra Tomsic (11)
John Windham
Doug Wortham (8)
All my Rowland Hall teachers–too many to name just one
ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIP FUND IN MEMORY OF
Current Rowland Hall students are not listed
Jane Bradley ’68
Liz Brenner ’58 and Betsy Doerr
Elizabeth “Betty” Corr, Headmistress
George Fox
Linda Hampton (2)
Peter Hayes (4)
Sylvia Henricks
Joan Kingston
Tony Larimer (3)
Robert D. Maack, Esq.
Ed Macner (2)
Aunt Henri Pearson ’25
Gene Timmons
SAVE DATE the May 3
SATURDAY 2025
ROWLAND HALL BIENNIAL AUCTION
Rowland Hall is excited to announce that Deanna and Jeff Miller ’98 have enthusiastically agreed to chair the school’s biennial Auction, to be held on Saturday, May 3, 2025.
“We are thrilled to chair the Rowland Hall Auction, because it offers a unique opportunity to bring our community together in support of our school's mission and future,” said the couple. “This event not only celebrates our collective achievements but also paves the way for continued excellence and innovation in education.”
Stay tuned for announcements in the coming months regarding the Auction theme and ways to support this allschool fundraising effort.
Serving on the Auction Committee is a great way to make new friends in the community and help our school. If you would like to volunteer, please contact Associate Director of Alumni and Donor Engagement Marc DeCoste at marcdecoste@rowlandhall.org.