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Dr Paul Petzschmann Ms Stephanie K.B. Pfeiffer Dr Gregory Poole Ambassador Joseph Presel Professor Stanley Rabinowitz Dr Liat Radcliffe Ross Dr Ann Radwan Professor Richard Rice Mr Christopher Rickerd Mr Ralph Ricks Professor Paul Robinson Mr Kevin Rosser Dr Henry Ryan Mr Ludek Rychetnik Mr Erik Sabot Dr Joseph Sassoon Ms Jennifer Schmidt Dr Noa Schonmann Dr Philipp Schuller and Ms Andrea Brown Professor John Searle Mr David Shapiro Professor Marshall Shatz Miss Hala Sheikh Al Souk Dr Varda Shiffer Professor Lewis Siegelbaum Mr Nigel Singh Mr Harold Skar Professor Peter Slevin Dr Geoffrey Sloan Professor Peter Sluglett Dr Julie Smith Professor Paul Smith Dr Paul Smith Dr Thomas Soper Ms Elnor Spearing Professor Robert Spencer Ms Jennifer Stanley Professor Alfred and Dr Nancy Stepan Mr Neil Sternthal Mr Hugh Stokes Mr Rajesh Swaminathan Dr Wilfried Swenden Professor Richard Sylla Dr Celia Szusterman Professor Kenzo Takeuchi Mr Mark Tashkovich Mr Charles Taylor Mrs Rosemary Thorp Prof Dr Christian Thorun Dr Diarmuid Torney Dr Piero Tortola Ms Amela Trhulj Mr Robert Trimmer Mr Levent Tuzun Professor Ruel Tyson Ms Janice Ugaki Dr Alison Van der Wateren Mr Jorge Velazquez Roa Mrs Marian Vidaurri Mudd Mr Marco Vonhof Dr Alisa Voznaya Dr Katherine Vyborny Dr Jasmine Waddell
Ms Suzy Wahba Dr Richard Ware Mr Aaron Watanabe Professor Andrew Watson Ms Sharon Waxman Ms Caroline Webb Lt.Col. John Webster Mr Jed Weiner Professor Nira Wickramasinghe Professor Kenneth Wilson Dr Gernot Wittling Dr Leonard Wood Dr Fruma Zachs Mr Andrew Zadel The Hon. Dr Dov Zakheim Ms Ann Zammit Dr David Zaret Miss Marina Zarubin Professor Yongjin Zhang Ms Rachel Ziemba Anonymous Donors and Gifts in Kind We would also like to thank our anonymous donors and those who have given gifts in kind to the College. Leavers’ Society 2015/2016 (Members are those Antonians who make a gift in the two years after their graduation. Antonians retain their membership if they continue making a gift each year, no matter the size of the gift)
Leaving a gift in your will
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bequest is one of the most meaningful ways you can give. Your will is to provide for your family, friends and those organisations that have influenced and shaped your life. Leaving a gift to St Antony’s in your will gives you the opportunity to make a lasting impact and help to provide vital funding for the College. You can choose to support St Antony’s by leaving an unrestricted legacy which can be used where the need is greatest, or by specifying those aspects of College that reflect your own interests and priorities.
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When I was writing my Will some time ago, I thought of people and institutions I had known. St Antony’s obviously came to mind. It was a great experience to be in at the start of a new Oxford foundation, and to know and work with the Founding Fathers and Mme Besse. My time at College was a happy time for me. The College Body and its Library grew rapidly during those years, 1955-74. My modest bequest is an acknowledgment of my gratitude to St Antony’s for what it has meant to me, and of admiration for its position in today’s academic world.
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Dr Kelly Al Dakkak Mr Trygve Borsting Mr Jack Clift Mr Bassam Gergi Mr William Gerry Mr William Ryle-Hodges Mr Thomas Shortland Ms Sumiko Tsutsumi Mr Levent Tuzun Dr Alisa Voznaya Companies, Trusts & Foundations Bank of Greece Donner Canadian Foundation Eni S.p.A. Financial Market Policies Foundation Goldman Sachs Foundation Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs IB Tauris John Howell and Co Swire Educational Trust NATO Nestar Foundation Oxford & Cambridge Society of Kenya
Anne Abley, Librarian, 1955-74 There may be tax advantages to your estate to include a bequest to St Antony’s College in your will, notably if you live in the UK, USA or Canada. Please make sure to contact your solicitor, financial advisor or accountant for further information about tax-advantages, planned giving and leaving a gift in your will. For further information, please contact legacy@sant.ox.ac.uk
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