Celebrating The Future Is Baldwin

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The Baldwin School, an independent college preparatory school, develops talented girls into confident young women with vision, global understanding and the competency to make significant and enduring contributions to the world. The School nurtures our students’ passion for intellectual rigor in academics, creativity in the arts and competition in athletics, forming women capable of leading their generation while living balanced lives.

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Dear Baldwin Community, I am proud to share that, thanks to the tremendous support from thousands of alumnae, parents and friends, The Future Is Baldwin campaign surpassed its $25 million goal and raised over $32 million for Baldwin!

The Future Is Baldwin campaign was record setting in every way with over 2,260 donors participating by making a gift, of whom 495 donated to Baldwin for the very first time.

This campaign also celebrated 39 gifts of $100,000 or more, with six leadership donations of over $1 million. Four of these principal gifts came from Baldwin graduates, including an extraordinary $5 million lead gift from Amy Wyss ’89, which is the largest outright gift in the School’s history.

But the real story of this historic campaign lies beyond the numbers. It is in the special moments it creates for our students and the inspiring teaching it supports for our faculty.

It is in how we have collectively fueled so much future-focused interdisciplinary and collaborative coursework, have built more open, creative and flexible teaching spaces for all divisions, and have made a deep and meaningful investment in our students and teachers.

Please join me in celebrating the key milestones and achievements highlighted in the pages ahead, alongside inspiring stories that speak to this historic moment for our School. This is where our girls’ future begins. Thank you for the pivotal role you have played in helping Baldwin fulfill its mission, now and for years to come.

With gratitude,

Dr. Marisa Porges ’96 Head of School 1

Anticipating What’s Next In planning for The Future Is Baldwin, the School focused the campaign’s priorities on our greatest asset: Baldwin’s people—extraordinary educators and talented girls who, in the words of our mission, develop into “confident young women with vision, global understanding and the competency to make significant and enduring contributions to the world.”

We also realized how unpredictable the future is, how rapidly the world and workplace are evolving, and how much we have learned in recent years through Baldwin-driven research around authentic, interdisciplinary, project-based teaching and learning. In response, we envisioned a campaign geared to what girls need most to prepare for any future they might imagine.

The five campaign pillars were designed to advance Baldwin’s groundbreaking programs and curricula, and to ensure facilities keep pace with the spirit of innovation that thrives throughout campus.

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Dear Baldwin Friends, This summer marked the conclusion of The Future Is Baldwin, the most successful fundraising campaign in the School’s 135year history. Closing this major philanthropic initiative was an exciting moment—not simply because we met or exceeded every goal we set but because we did so in single-minded service to Baldwin’s mission and our students and teachers.

As alumnae and Trustees, it was an honor and privilege to serve as the Chairs of this remarkable effort. Throughout, so many of you stepped forward and turned your Baldwin pride into tangible commitments to our School. Thanks to you, Baldwin is in a stronger position than it has ever been. Thanks to you, generations of future Baldwin women, more accomplished than ever before, will go on to make lasting changes in the world.

Campaign Leadership Marisa Porges ’96 Head of School Laura J. Armstrong Chief Development Officer

The campaign may be complete, but the positive momentum it created continues to inspire us. We invite you to read about the achievements we reached together in the pages ahead, which make clear the impact of this important chapter in our School’s story. With deep gratitude, we thank you for everything you have done and continue to do for Baldwin.

Cheers!

Russell C. Ball, III P ’24 Rachel Dean Matthews ’84 Sherry Pearlstein P ’21, ’24 Gene E.K. Pratter P ’94

Rachel Gerstenhaber Stern ’83 Campaign Co-Chair

Stephanie Romeika La Nasa ’96 Campaign Co-Chair

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Meet the Moment Over four years, The Future Is Baldwin continually gathered momentum, weathered the pandemic and attracted enthusiastic support from across our community, enabling the campaign to surpass its fundraising goal by 28 percent. This resounding success reaffirms the School’s position as a national and global leader in all-girls education.

KEY CAMPAIGN MILESTONES SPRING 2018: A newly adopted strategic vision reaffirms the School’s commitment to all-girls education and seeks to enhance and differentiate its program by focusing on interdisciplinary project-based learning.

MAY 2018: With the campaign background statement completed, the feasibility study begins.

SEPTEMBER 2018: Organization and campaign planning are underway.

APRIL 2019: Campaign working group convenes for their first meeting.

MAY 2019: Campaign case statement is completed.

JULY 2019: The Board of Trustees approves the campaign, and the silent leadership phase begins.

AUGUST 2019: First cohort of Baldwin faculty attends a certificate course on interdisciplinary project-based learning.

NOVEMBER 2019: Focus groups help to solidify the campaign name, messaging and communications strategy.

DECEMBER 2019: Faculty-wide planning results in a blueprint for the Interdisciplinary Institute (I2) and Interdisciplinary Incubator (i2).

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AUGUST 2020: Amy Wyss ’89 becomes a campaign leader with the largest outright gift in Baldwin history: $5 million.

SEPTEMBER 2020: Sally Warehime Yelland ’54 provides the lead capital gift for the Innovation Center.

OCTOBER 2020: Innovation Center project team convenes.

OCTOBER 2021: Public campaign launches. The campaign messaging— BE Ready, BE There, BE Fearless, BE Visionary, BE Resilient—is used publicly for the first time.

DECEMBER 2021: The Future Is Baldwin surpasses its $25 million goal.

MARCH 2022: The Innovation Center “soft opening” hosts the first screening of the campaign video.

JUNE 2022: The Future Is Baldwin closes with a total of $32,045,684 raised from 2,263 donors, making it the most successful campaign in the School’s 135-year history.

FALL 2022: Campaign celebration begins!

Meet the Future This year is a time of celebration for the Baldwin community—not just for the success of the campaign and the impact it will continue to have, but also for one Baldwin leader in particular. In her final year as Head of School, Dr. Marisa Porges ’96 looks forward to reconnecting, engaging and celebrating with fellow alumnae, parents and friends of Baldwin to sustain our positive momentum and build the Baldwin network ever stronger.

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$32,045,684 TOTAL RAISED

Thanks to the generous support of alumnae, parents and friends, The Future Is Baldwin surpassed its $25 million goal, making it by far the most successful campaign in our 135-year history.

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BE Resilient $11.6 MILLION

BE There

$10.4 MILLION

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BE Visionary $1.4 MILLION

BE Ready

$4.2 MILLION

BE Fearless $4.4 MILLION

2,263 TOTAL DONORS

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The campaign was also record-setting in terms of participation.

This included 39 gifts of $100,000 or more from parents and alumnae, as well as six leadership gifts of over $1 million.

BY PURPOSE

Endowment 48.4%

Current Operations 38.5%

Capital/Facilities 13.1%

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Building spaces to anticipate education today and tomorrow

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The Future Is Baldwin built phenomenal new spaces

for our students and programs, including the Innovation Center, a DREAM Lab for our new Middle School in the Residence and an expanded Early Childhood Center. These new and renovated facilities ensure our graduates will BE READY to ask the right questions, lean into uncertainty in a fast-changing world, and create and collaborate with ingenuity and entrepreneurial spirit.

SELECT BENCHMARKS OF SUCCESS • Transformed the old pool into the Innovation Center, an open-design, interdisciplinary space for all divisions and departments.

• Moved the Middle School to the second floor of the Residence, featuring a brand-new Middle School DREAM Lab. • Expanded and significantly upgraded our Early Childhood Center, designed for our youngest learners.

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square feet of renovations where knowledge expands and imagination thrives

Dream Even Bigger New spaces inspire student exploration and discovery across all divisions Whether Baldwin is preparing a student to be an ambassador, astronaut or actor,

the skills they need to be successful may not be the same ones taught by a traditional education system.

Powered by The Future Is Baldwin, we are reimagining our educational model with this in mind to nurture more flexible, collaborative problem-solvers who draw connections across disciplines, communicate across boundaries and work adeptly in teams.

Our youngest students have big dreams and adventures in mind, so we redesigned our Early Childhood Education Center to provide the foundation for a lifetime of explorations. The expanded space features classrooms designed to meet the developmental needs of four- through six-year-old girls.

Likewise, our new Middle School DREAM Lab establishes connections between learning in the classroom and the world beyond by teaching the techniques and technologies needed—not just for college, but for the workforce and world. Middle Schoolers learn to solve real-world problems with crafts like woodworking, computer-aided design, and whatever they imagine with our laser cutter and 3D printers.

Addison Lilholt, Chair of the Computer Science & Engineering Department, could not be more excited.

“The new DREAM Lab prepares our students for what lies ahead,” says Lilholt. “For example, we installed whiteboard tabletops to all of the workstations for capturing ideas easily. This is the kind of space that ensures anyone—students, colleagues, prospective students—feels inspired to turn inventiveness into real-world solutions.”

Perhaps the most impressive addition to Baldwin’s campus is our new state-of-the-art Innovation Center, which transformed our old pool house into an open, flexible academic hub, seamlessly integrating the latest technology with the architectural traditions of our campus.

This gorgeous space is a home to interdisciplinary teaching and learning across all classes, grades and divisions. The Innovation Center provides a place where outside experts can partner with faculty and students on projects that simulate work in the real world, where faculty collaborate on new courses and electives, and where students present their research to classmates, parents or a public audience.

The Future Is Baldwin touched nearly every corner of campus, ensuring our students and faculty are more prepared than ever to tackle the world’s most complex problems right here on campus.

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Spaces to Grow A Baldwin family pays forward the power of this exceptional education John and Katherine Karamatsoukas P ’28, ’32 enjoy watching their girls have opportunities to take charge. That’s how they found Baldwin—and it’s what inspired their participation in The Future Is Baldwin.

“After she visited Baldwin for the first time, our daughter Angela said, ‘I’d really like to go to school here.’ She basically selected the school for herself and her sister,” recalls Katherine. “She loved the all-girl dynamic and wanted to be more challenged than she had been at her former school.”

The Karamatsoukases soon found that their daughter’s instincts were on the mark. They recognized that, from the earliest grades, Baldwin challenges girls to push themselves, find their own passions and even design their own learning.

“Baldwin helps our children develop a sense of grit, a capacity to overcome, the skillset to succeed— and succeed with grace—while always having an open mind to all possibilities,” John observes. “This approach understands that, with the obstacles and adversity these girls will face in life, they need to learn to resolve and problem-solve from an early age.”

Since joining Baldwin, Katherine and John quickly became engaged in the life of the school.

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“There are so many great individuals in this community, all from very different backgrounds,” Katherine says. “Each year I’ve taken on more volunteer responsibilities, which is easy to do. Plus, we believe it is significant for children to see their parents involved, and if you are getting something important from a school, you need to give back.”

This passion for Baldwin carried into the campaign’s capital priorities, which the Karamatsoukases have supported with their time, expertise and resources.

“When [Head of School] Marisa Porges told us about the Innovation Center, I was excited to join the project team, because I knew it would be in my wheelhouse coming from the manufacturing side,” explains John.

“From a philanthropic standpoint, it’s a great opportunity because the Center advances the School’s vision for learning. And what a cool project!

Visually, it puts the students in a central space to talk and commune with one another, and to study together formally and informally. It harkens back to the past with reminders that we’re sitting inside of what was once a pool, but it is clearly built with the future in mind.”

For us, BE READY represents Baldwin’s mission to prepare every student to answer questions years from now—when life gets a bit more challenging, more complicated, and the stakes are higher. With each passing school year, our daughters’ interests become a little more defined. Things they might want to do as a career one day are piquing their interest. Spaces like the Innovation Center and the Middle School DREAM Lab help move this process forward, as Baldwin students experience and act on their own ideas for the first time.”

K ATHERINE & JOHN K ARAMATSOUK AS P ’28, ’32 BRYN MAWR, PENNSYLVANIA

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Growing our endowment for all generations to come

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The Future is Baldwin secured our financial health

by growing Baldwin’s endowment, which is essential to our ability to provide the very best education, sustain our campus, and respond to opportunities and challenges for years to come. It is how we can all BE THERE for each other and for our school— bringing to life one of the most powerful aspects of our Baldwin sisterhood as we ensure the school we love remains strong and keeps evolving for future generations.

SELECT BENCHMARKS OF SUCCESS • Fully endowed the Head of School’s on-campus home—Krumrine House.

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• Created a Cherry Tree Preservation Fund, which will sustain all aspects of our historic campus.

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substantially grown this critical resource

Sustain and Grow the Extraordinary New donor funds helped the campaign significantly boost Baldwin’s endowment Every year the cherry trees along our drive create new moments of beauty and

wonder across campus. Come spring, their blossoms paint Baldwin in vibrant shades of pink and their aroma wafts across our playing fields and outdoor classrooms. Girls and teachers from every grade treasure these memories, as do our alumnae.

Endowment, the most important asset in terms of a school’s long-term financial health and sustainability, creates similarly powerful moments. Year in and year out, it sustains the School—generating a reliable stream of income that helps us maintain the campus, nurture new programs and respond to unexpected opportunities.

That’s why the endowment was a priority for The Future Is Baldwin. Our community responded with generosity and a keen understanding of what a larger endowment means to the School. Over the course of the campaign, new funds donated alongside a smart investment strategy helped us more than double Baldwin’s endowment. The impact is unmistakable.

Our now-larger endowment provides critical resources for day-to-day operations, strengthens our ability to offer financial aid and enriches the student experience in countless ways. It also ensures we are

able to continue creating opportunities for future Baldwin girls.

Inspired by this vision, one group of alumnae, the Class of 1969, took action.

“Baldwin cannot continue to offer the best in girls’ education without a significant endowment,” says Diana Hole Stricker ’69. “My classmates and I are especially glad that Baldwin is addressing that need.

We created the 50th Reunion Scholarship Fund because we know financial aid is essential to making a Baldwin education accessible to those who otherwise couldn’t afford it.”

New endowed funds created by the campaign also include, appropriately, the Cherry Tree Preservation Fund, which funds the care of this natural resource and helps maintain other aspects of our beautiful 25-acre campus. Other new endowed funds include: • Eugenia Birdsall ’44 Scholarship Fund • Jane Krumrine ’55 Endowment • Nancy Corbit Lewars ’60 Scholarship Fund • Local, Regional and International Project Fund • Wyss Interdisciplinary Institute and Incubator • Wyss Leadership Grant

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The World Is Better Because of Baldwin A Baldwin community leader wants our education to be there for girls—always If you know Patricia Weiser P ’22, ’24, it’s no surprise that her proudest moments focus on education.

“My parents are both school teachers. Education has always been an important part of my life and my husband Rob’s life,” she explains. “Education is power.

Education creates our brightest future.”

Last June was all about education for the Weiser family. Her daughter, Kaya Weiser ’22, graduated and set out to share her Baldwin-bred confidence and vision of the future at MIT. The month also marked the conclusion of The Future Is Baldwin campaign—a record-setting effort Pat enthusiatically led as Chair of the Board of Trustees.

“What a phenomenal campaign,” she reflects. “It brought everyone together in thinking about what’s next for Baldwin. It helped alumnae, parents and faculty buy into a shared vision that has strengthened our community. I was especially glad to see alumnae drive this campaign. Since I’ve joined the board, I’ve been more impressed by Baldwin graduates than anyone. When you meet one, you know it. They’re just incredible women.”

With Kaya now included in this sisterhood and Allie Weiser ’24 on her way, Pat is once again reminded that you can go anywhere from Baldwin.

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“Kaya’s choice of college impressed me,” she says.

“MIT was unexpected. She’s not a techy person, but Kaya found a school where she can dream big and solve important problems. She just loves it. I also can’t help but draw a line back to a time when my kids were in Lower School and Rob and I joined the parents raising funds for the first DREAM Lab. What better place for a future engineer to start learning?”

The experience likewise set the course for Weiser’s volunteer leadership and the family’s support of Baldwin. For the campaign, they chose to give generously to endowment.

“It’s important for everyone to support Baldwin’s endowment, which ensures this amazing education will always be there and that our School has the resources to keep changing and growing,” she explains.

“We need to continue building on Baldwin’s strong foundation, because change is how you keep moving forward. It is why our traditions and community always feel exciting and invigorating to me. This campaign has taught us, just like Baldwin teaches the girls, to embrace this process as a step towards a brighter future.”

I did not anticipate the monumental impact that choosing to BE THERE would have on me, my husband and my entire family.

What we all gained from supporting Baldwin in this way is far greater than I expected. The reward of going all in, being there, supporting the School and helping to grow the endowment benefits everyone. It’s an opportunity to make an impact on the world, because I fundamentally believe that Baldwin’s very existence makes the world a better place.”

PATRICIA WEISER P ‘22, ‘24 VILL ANOVA, PENNSYLVANIA

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The Future Is Baldwin strengthened authentic learning across all divisions and across all disciplines, unlocking the power of interdisciplinary inquiry and discovery. As a result, our students will BE FEARLESS—working collaboratively, thinking independently, leading their own learning whenever possible and preparing for the rapidly changing world in which they will chart their own successful, fulfilling journeys.

SELECT BENCHMARKS OF SUCCESS • Endowed two new signature academic programs: the Wyss Interdisciplinary Institute and Incubator.

• Increased faculty-student research opportunities promoting original scholarship.

• Funded more opportunities for students to learn directly from industry leaders, scholarly experts and hands-on fieldwork.

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new interdisciplinary courses, trips or projects that deepen and enhance curricula and position Baldwin as an education leader

Think One Step Ahead Unique interdisciplinary initiatives anticipate what girls will need tomorrow Baldwin is leading the nation in delivering an education that prepares young women to make indelible contributions to the world. This trailblazing quality dates to founder Florence Baldwin, who first designed a curriculum geared to higher education and careers at a time when society still constrained women’s aspirations.

Over the years, Baldwin’s educational program has evolved even as we held fast to teaching the skills and ways of thinking that are the hallmark of a Baldwin graduate—qualities like curiosity, adaptability and a lifelong love of learning.

From the outset, The Future Is Baldwin campaign focused on how our educational experience meets today’s most urgent challenge, namely: How can Baldwin better prepare our students for a highly unpredictable and rapidly changing world?

Baldwin’s response, grounded in research and our expert understanding of girls, created two new programs, the Wyss Interdisciplinary Institute (I2) for Middle and Upper Schoolers and the Wyss Interdisciplinary Incubator (i2) for our youngest learners. These programs provide students the opportunity to apply their knowledge to authentic real-world situations. As part of our signature I2 and i2 initiatives, students across every grade gain a deeper

understanding of content across multiple disciplines and explore overlapping concepts through hands-on projects.

For example, Lower Schoolers immersed themselves in interdisciplinary work focused on city planning and the environment, feminism and history, and science in Ancient Egypt. Middle Schoolers worked across grades on topics like mind-body wellness, how to invent a language and using performing arts to teach science. Upper Schoolers applied their skills to study the science of potions in Shakespeare’s plays, understand the social drivers of systemic poverty in Philadelphia, and appreciate the influence of culture on food and the food industry.

Through projects like these and many others, our students develop the ability to view issues through multiple lenses, discover a passion for inquiry and become the collaborative problem-solvers the world needs. They ensure Baldwin’s interdisciplinary programs have a lasting impact on how our girls engage with their studies and our community, while directly supporting the transformative, authentic classroom experiences that set our School apart.

This is just one more way that The Future Is Baldwin has helped to reaffirm Baldwin’s position as a national and global leader in all-girls education.

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The Sky’s the Limit An alumna discovers determination and voice turn aspirations into reality Baldwin embodies opportunity. It fosters

That is why Dixon was eager to join Baldwin’s Board of Trustees when given that opportunity. She knew it was her chance to pay forward to the next generation the gift of a Baldwin education.

“I could never have had a career on Wall Street had it not been for my Baldwin education,” Dixon emphasizes. “I didn’t let the fact that I was the only female trader around hold me back. At Baldwin, I was able to find my voice and build my confidence. I knew I could make an impact on any organization, in any field. Baldwin trains students to push the limits.”

“I said yes right away. I am honored to sit on a board with alumnae who are so accomplished. There is absolutely nothing these women cannot do. Together I knew we could do great things for Baldwin.”

in its students perseverance, confidence and a sense of purpose—everything Pontea Fazeli Dixon ’98 needed to realize her potential.

The adversity Dixon found in launching her career in finance was not new. Tackling such personal and professional challenges is part of her family’s story. And it deepened her appreciation for Baldwin from the start.

“My parents put education above everything else,” she reflects. “They were both medical doctors who had to leave Iran during the revolution. They lost everything, but they were able to rebuild their lives because of education. They were adamant about giving that same opportunity to my sister and me.”

Baldwin became the key. “The School prepared me for intellectual rigor at Cornell and in my career,” says Dixon, a Managing Director on the Investment Grade Credit Sales desk at Wells Fargo Securities. “I truly value being part of a community of alums who challenge the norm and follow what they believe in.”

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When The Future Is Baldwin became the focus of the Board’s efforts, Dixon matched her own campaign giving to a priority she holds dear. “My husband and I agreed there is an opportunity for Baldwin to address even more powerfully the changing culture of the world,” she explains. “I’ve watched how our Diversity, Equity and Inclusion program has flourished, how it educates and engages students and families, faculty and staff, alumnae from different generations. We need to enhance these conversations, even when they seem difficult, and show how Baldwin continues to grow. We are a place where all voices are welcomed and heard.”

For Dixon, the campaign’s special power lies in connecting so many Baldwin constituents to the priorities most meaningful to them. “Because of Dr. Porges’ leadership and our strategic vision, the entire community is investing in Baldwin. Our shared success should make every alumna proud.”

BE FEARLESS spoke to me as a theme of this campaign. Being fearless is something I learned at Baldwin. Don’t let anyone hold you back. Don’t be afraid to take chances. It reminds me of when I was just starting out in my career. I looked around for the senior women who might mentor me. There were very few. Thankfully, having gone to Baldwin, I quickly learned to speak my mind and to take risks. It’s a reason why I earned my own trading book after just six months on the job.”

PONTEA FAZELI DIXON ’98 CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA

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VISIONARY Investing in our faculty’s strengths and skills

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The Future Is Baldwin empowered our stellar faculty

to imagine new ways to spark students’ curiosity and engagement, spur discovery and collaboration, and provide every Baldwin girl the skills required for lifelong success. It ensured our teachers can BE VISIONARY—actively reinventing and redefining teaching and learning across the School as they design unique, real-world curricula to deliver the Baldwin education that girls need for today and tomorrow.

SELECT BENCHMARKS OF SUCCESS • L aunched a new partnership with Penn’s Graduate School of Education to help our faculty be national experts in project-based teaching and student-centered learning.

• Enriched professional development opportunities for all faculty and staff.

• Expanded our program of faculty and staff enrichment grants.

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hours of professional development and training to enhance Baldwin programming across all three divisions

Take Great Teaching to the Next Level The campaign meets the moment at a time of change in education and the world Applying expertise and innovation in equal measures, our faculty are the

The campaign made it possible for faculty in all divisions to discover new ways to incorporate interdisciplinary project-based learning into their teaching through a game-changing professional development partnership with the University of Pennsylvania’s Graduate School of Education.

Participating teachers, who earn project-based learning certificates, have been instrumental in designing and implementing the Wyss Interdisciplinary Institute. This spring event is the highlight of the yearlong interdisciplinary, student-centered learning that takes place across all grades and classes.

Building from this foundation of strength, we have long invested strategically to nurture the richness of Baldwin teaching. The Future Is Baldwin added resources and resolve to these efforts.

Our tradition of faculty and staff enrichment grants, which date to the 1960s, also benefited from the investment of campaign donors. These funds now provide increased professional development support for faculty members to author and pilot new curricula, present at regional and national conferences, and collaborate with colleagues around best practices.

foundation of Baldwin’s excellence. Baldwin’s teachers have a commitment to their craft and the credentials to match that passion for educating girls. Threequarters of our faculty have Master’s degrees; one in five also have a doctorate. All are inspired by the mission of helping young women not just fulfill but exceed their potential. That is just one reason why so many alumnae stay connected with the Baldwin teachers who helped them become lifelong learners and critical thinkers.

Understanding the seismic shifts taking place in education and the workplace, in recent years we have placed new emphasis on project-based learning.

This dynamic, interdisciplinary approach connects students to real-world problem-solving and teaches them the entrepreneurial skills that will serve them in any career they pursue. Nothing could be more important for young women now and in the future, and this focus sets Baldwin graduates apart from their peers.

The campaign has also added to the tuition support available for Baldwin faculty and staff who are pursuing advanced degrees and certifications, helping the School retain the best teachers and expand the tools they bring to their daily work with our students.

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Where the Magic All Began An alumna’s love of learning took root at Baldwin, her first academic home Uncovering new connections and deeper meaning in art is both the challenge and the reward of being a scholar and curator for Anne Classen Knutson ’82.

“In my senior year, I had an art teacher—just for one semester—who plugged into my visual imagination and used art to bring history to life for me, igniting a new curiosity,” recalls Knutson, who came to Baldwin in kindergarten, following in the footsteps of halfsister Beverly Classen Cavitt ’64.

“That said, I had so many great teachers at Baldwin, who could make any subject matter interesting,” she continues. “I was not a science person but then I had Mrs. LaVan for Biology, a truly amazing teacher. I did well in that class because she made it come alive.”

The influence of Baldwin continued to shape Knutson after she graduated and matriculated to Duke. “My freshman year I had all TAs. None of them knew how to make the material exciting.” But even then, her Baldwin education helped keep her eyes on the prize. “I am convinced I never would have gotten my doctorate if I hadn’t gone to Baldwin. The lessons and inspiration I gained from my teachers stayed with me throughout my career.”

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as a long-awaited opportunity to pay forward the gift of her early education.

“I knew that the biggest difference I could make was to invest in teachers and professional development. It’s urgent and reflects a larger issue at stake in education: we need better leaders, who are more curious people,” explains Knutson, a prominent contributor with her husband to the campaign’s BE VISIONARY pillar.

“Great teachers can develop great leaders and great contributors to society, especially when they instill the sense that there’s always something more to learn.”

The same is true of Knutson, who is herself working on a new museum show.

“I’m curating an exhibition on Winslow Homer and Eastman Johnson. I am looking at how, in the 15 years after the Civil War, they broke with tradition and focused on painting women who were not defined by the domestic realm. These confident, self-reliant women were intense, focused—reading a newspaper, solving a problem or out in the world enjoying themselves. They were no longer decorative objects.”

She pauses a moment to reflect and smiles. “What can I say? This is Baldwin all over again, isn’t it?”

I will always support helping a teacher light a spark in a child.

We need more curiosity in this world, and great teachers instill that motivation in their students. When I think about it, my commitment to teaching really began at Baldwin because that is where I discovered I could exceed expectations whenever I had a really good teacher. That’s an amazing feeling—and it’s why I choose to support faculty professional development and choose to make sure Baldwin always has the best teachers.”

ANNE KNUTSON CL ASSEN ’82 ATL ANTA, GEORGIA

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RESILIENT Inspiring enduring support for The Baldwin Fund

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The Future Is Baldwin strengthened our community

and our capabilities. A robust Baldwin Fund, supported by more generous giving and a stronger commitment to renewed annual gifts, allows us to BE RESILIENT and to respond to an unpredictable, ever-changing landscape of challenges and opportunities.

THE CAMPAIGN DEFTLY BALANCED our future aspirations with presentday priorities. Donors to The Baldwin Fund empower the School to be truly mission-driven, providing the flexibility to use funding where the need is greatest and supporting all areas of daily life at the School. Increased investment in The Baldwin Fund thus provides the additional resources needed to fund day-to-day operations alongside the unexpected. This successful campaign also builds philanthropic momentum in our community that will create more opportunities for Baldwin in the years to come.

As faculty and staff members, it was crucial that we showed our support for the School, our students, and each other by participating in the campaign. I donated because I believe in our mission, and that the work we do here every day makes a difference in the lives and futures of our students.”

JEFFREY D. GOLDADER, PHD UPPER SCHOOL SCIENCE TEACHER AND DEPARTMENT CHAIR

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e Future Is Baldwin was so much more than just a fundraising campaign. “ Th It brought the entire Baldwin community together in support of Baldwin’s

mission to shape innovative, future-focused curricula and to provide access to exceptional educators. And it proved that when we work together, we can have a meaningful, long-lasting impact on students as they prepare to be successful leaders in a dynamic world.”

STACYE BAKER ’94 ATL ANTA, GEORGIA

ith every milestone we “ W reached, the excitement and

momentum kept building.

I cannot wait to see what these new investments and opportunities will mean for our students and our teaching!”

GABMARA ÁLVAREZ P ’20, ‘27 MIDDLE SCHOOL SPANISH TEACHER AND DEAN OF STUDENTS

t was once an innovative idea to suggest that girls deserve the same “ Iopportunities as their male peers, and yet Baldwin has always been thinking

beyond what is currently accepted and ahead to what could be. I hope that my support helps the School to improve upon the best ways to equip girls for the constantly changing future so they can develop the self-confidence required to try something new and become the next generation of innovators the world needs.”

RICHELLE GEWERTZ ’11 BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS

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FLORENCE BALDWIN BENEFACTORS SOCIET Y The Florence Baldwin Benefactors Society is comprised of donors who have made a gift of $1,888 or higher in any one of the four years of The Future Is Baldwin Campaign. The leadership support of these generous individuals touches every aspect of the Baldwin experience and fuels the aspirations of our students. We are proud and honored to recognize the members of this special group.

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Suzanne Cohn and Norman Cohn

Frank Gomes

Roberta Abraham and Mark Abraham

Cynthia Conger and Terence Conger

Allison Wiener Goodwin ‘89

Carolyn Cummings Addison ‘96 and Matthew Addison

Kelly Rackel Cordray ‘87 and Peter Cordray

Daniel Govberg

Cynthia Corliss ‘74

Nicola Graham and Kenneth Graham

Jennifer Cross

Allison Grant and Adam Grant

Erica Danowitz and Michael Danowitz

Carole Grant and Joshua Grant

Anne Carrigan Dearden ‘51

Scott Gregorchuk

Danielle DeFeo and Dea Belazi

Marcy Gringlas and Joel Greenberg

Anne Deitz and Scott Deitz

Elizabeth Moore Hagopian ‘67 and Robert Hagopian

Lyn Agre ‘85 Janette Sun Albrecht ‘56 Marje Armstrong and Jason Armstrong Robert Ayerle Whitney Bachrach and Thomas Bachrach Andrea Ball and Russell C. Ball, III Jennifer Bellak Barlow ‘83 and Dan Barlow Ann Bassett ‘77 and Ross Goldberg Ashly Berger and Dan Berger Amanda Bernard and Jackson Dunckel Susan Schmeichel Bishop ‘76 Veenita Bleznak and Daniel Bleznak Amy Bodle and Jeffrey Bodle Rebecca Bramen and Darren Bramen Craig Brand Eleanor Chance Burgess ‘56 and James Burgess Anne Plutzer Burns ‘96 and Joseph Burns Amy Spellissy Campbell ‘66 and Robert Campbell Christine Capano and Louis Capano, III Virginia Sullivan Carry ‘64 and B. Peter Carry Susanna Choo and Michael Choo Ruth Cohen and Benjamin Cohen Miriam Cohen

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Ellen Deringer and Joshua Deringer Teresa DiBona and G. Fred DiBona Gloria Dichter and Harold Dichter Patricia Dietrich and Brian Dietrich Marlo Fioravanti Dilks and Jason Dilks Pontea Fazeli Dixon ‘98 and Jonathan Dixon Karen Untereker Doak ‘01 and Jeff Doak Mary Dockray-Miller ‘83 and Michael Miller Susan Doyle and Willard Doyle Weatherly Ralph Emans ‘93 and Matthew Emans Lindsay Carroll Farrell ‘75 and William Farrell Elizabeth Fenton and Andrew Fenton Penelope Laurans Fitzgerald ‘62 Erin Frakes Kevin Frakes Emily Scott Frankel ‘00 and David Frankel Roberta Gausas and Allen Model Jean Gessl and Douglas Gessl

Mary Halak and Brian Halak Catherine Haldeman Hale ‘04 and Rob Hale Ona Hamilton and Stephen Hamilton Elizabeth Morgan Hammack ‘89 and Peter Hammack Ellen Hanson ‘75 and Richard Perlman Hope Haron and Eric Haron Barbara Dunlop Hauptfuhrer ‘56 Leslie Heller Joshua Heller Kimberly Heuer and Gregory Heuer Margaret Dewey Hicks ‘55 Helene Zimmermann Hill ‘46 and George Hill Ruth Hochberger ‘68 and Martin Flumenbaum Evelyn Coffin Hoffman ‘51 and Dale Hoffman Mary Bazemore Hopkins ‘44* Andrea Hull and Matt Hull Joan Hutchinson ‘63 and Stan Wagon

bold = Trustee during campaign * = deceased

Collie Langworthy Hutter ‘64 and Charles Hutter, III

Stephanie Romeika La Nasa ‘96 and Joseph La Nasa, Jr.

Leahann Iannotta and Francis Iannotta

Arlyn Landow and S. Robert Landow

Evelyn Isom and Gerald Isom

Susan Bunting Larson ‘65 and James Larson

Lisa Speicher and Carl June

Christina Kim-Lee and John Lee

Helen Milne Justi ‘53*

The Leone Family

Becki Kapelusznik and Luciano Kapelusznik

Cynthia Freyman Lepofsky ‘66 and Robert Lepofsky

Katherine Karamatsoukas and John Karamatsoukas

Martha Greene Lewis ‘46

Michelle Karbiner-Ball ‘86

Phoebe Reese Lewis ‘47

Alexis Denny Kaufmann ‘79 and Steven Kaufmann

Crystal Jones Lucky ‘82 and Timmy Lucky

Paula Boyer Kennedy ‘74 and Joseph Kennedy Anne Classen Knutson ‘82 and Todd Knutson Karen Krane and Daniel Krane

Alexandra Lynn ‘97 Wynn Madeja and Peter Madeja Frances Maguire* and James Maguire

Jane Krumrine ‘55*

Elizabeth Norton Manger ‘63 and Robert Manger

Kheang Heng and Albert Kuoch

Jennifer Mantini and Adrian Mantini

Neha Markle and Justin Markle Kathleen Marr and Christopher Marr Victoria Mars and David Spina Patricia Klumpp Masters ‘51* Catharine Eglin Maxey ‘53 and David Maxey Brenda McBride ‘84 and Clifford Grunes Mara McCarthy and Jamie McCarthy Donna Galvin and Sean McCloskey Andrea Schwarz and Neil McCullough Mary Scott McElroy ‘53 and Jay McElroy, III Kim Conly McNeary ‘71 and Stephen McNeary Frieda Schierenbeck Mecray ‘44* Sharon Simkiss Merhige ‘86 and Anthony Merhige Judy Michel Susan Erdek Mostek and Walter Mostek, Jr.

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Martha Muirhead ‘48* Meta Lewis Neilson ‘56 and Benjamin Neilson Megan Maguire Nicoletti Martha Craven Nussbaum ‘64 Jan Chance O’Malley ‘64 and Edwin O’Malley, Jr. Jennifer O’Malley and Matthew O’Malley Martha Ortiz and Robert Diamond Sejita Page and Mark Page Laura Palmer and David Palmer Julia Patterson and Thomas Patterson Sherry Sandler Pearlstein and John Pearlstein Barksdale Penick Anne Davis Peterson ‘81 and Jon Peterson Samantha Pfeifer Marisa Porges ‘96 and Scott Moore Catherine Powell and Steven Powell Gene E.K. Pratter and Robert Pratter Lois Pressman Julia Pudlin ‘02 and David Wishnick Anna Quisel and Bret Snyder Karen Pearlman Raab and Nathan Raab Margaret Walton Ralph ‘64 and Thomas A. Ralph Kavita Daiya and Sunny Rao Susan Davidson Ravenscroft ‘56 Jean Reynolds and Carl Reynolds Jane Ellen Rosen ‘63 Beth Zemble and Phil Rosenzweig Jennifer Kivitz Roth ‘99 and James Roth Mary Rowan ‘70 Michael Rubin Dorothy Dannenbaum Rudolph ‘39* Ruth Sadler ‘68 Dawn Salerno and Richard Salerno Stephanie Cohn Schaeffer ‘85 and Robert Schaeffer Mary Coxe Schlosser ‘47 Amy Schmid and James Schmid, III

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Margaret Fritz Schneider ‘50 and Richard Schneider*

Diana Hole Strickler ‘69 and Richard Strickler, Jr.

Stephanie Schuetz ‘00 and Jonathan Bayless

Ines Lin and Sanjeev Swami

Tatjana van der Horst Schwendinger ‘65 and Robert Schwendinger

Elizabeth Swoope Sweetow ‘65 and Joseph Michels

Carolyn Simpson Scott ‘74 and Paul Scott

Erica Thaler and Warren Thaler

Lynn Scott and Samuel Scott

Sally Corlette Thebaud ‘50

Sara Scott ‘96

Susan Flood Thorkelson ‘70 and William Thorkelson

Beth Ann Lebovitz Segal ‘52 Andrea Seltzer Mark Seltzer Lorna Weir and Mark Sheehan Nancy-Beth Gordon Sheerr ‘67 Ruth Ottaway Sherer ‘54 Mary Lou Ingram Sherrill ‘55* Carol Shields and Jerry Shields Barbara Sicalides ‘79 and Michael Bowen Cyrena Gouge Simons ‘64 and S. Stoney Simons Margaret Skawinski and Marek Skawinski Meredith Slawe and Daniel Slawe Suga Smith and Jared Smith Robin Blum Smith ‘57 Sarena Snider ‘03 Amy Sobel ‘86 Meegan Spector Rubin

Kelly Thornton and Jervis Thornton Lisa Rapetti and Steven Tyminski Jessica Wachter ‘92 and Michael Kahana Susan Wachter and Michael Wachter Cynthia Nardini Walker ‘78 and Samuel Walker Yanlan Wang and Wenzhong Li Louise Ward ‘60 Mary Mapes Watson ‘61 and Gordon Watson Charlotte Heuer Watts ‘53 Jennifer Weiner and Bill Syken Patricia Weiser and Robert Weiser Mary Pell Whitmer ‘52* Charlotte Haldeman Whitmore ‘99 and Robert Whitmore Brooke Sterne Whittemore ‘86 and Edward Whittemore

Ellen Harvey and Tad Sperry

Binney Connell Wietlisbach ‘81 and Bruce Wietlisbach

Barbara Sprague

Michelle Wilkes

Letitia Squillaro and Matthew Squillaro

Elizabeth Lexa and David Wilson, Jr.

Sue Zook Starr ‘53

Julie Wollman ‘77 and Dan King

Tracy Steele and Kevin Steele

Eve Wyckoff and Richard Wyckoff

Stacy Steinberg and Henry Steinberg

Marjorie Yang ‘70

Dola Davis Stemberg ‘70

Sarah Young

Rachel Gerstenhaber Stern ‘83 and Alexander Stern

James Young

Ruth Strang ‘40*

Ying Lu and Xiaoming Zhang

Kathleen Stratton and Carl Stratton

Charlotte Zheng and Alan Zheng

Kimberly Strauss ‘84

Annie Zheng ‘21

Kinney Zalesne ‘83 and Scott Siff

Wendy Strauss ‘85 bold = Trustee during campaign * = deceased

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ELIZ ABETH FORREST JOHNSON SOCIET Y Established in the spring of 1988, the Elizabeth Forrest Johnson Society recognizes those who continue the legacy of support begun by Miss Johnson—Head of School from 1915 to 1941. Its members have made a gift to Baldwin through their Will, made a prior contribution to Baldwin’s pooled income fund, or notified the School in writing that they have created a provision in their estate plan to benefit Baldwin. Planned gifts are the ultimate expression of confidence in Baldwin, and we are deeply grateful to those who sustain this cherished tradition of philanthropy.

W​e would like to express special gratitude to those individuals listed in BOLD who made new planned gifts or commitments during The Future Is Baldwin campaign.

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Anonymous

Anne Carrigan Dearden ‘51

Rachel Funk Jenkins ‘44

Lyn Agre ‘85

Lauren DeBruicker ‘90

Nancy Kelley

Hope Pasfield Aldrich ‘56

Julia Wood DeVuono ‘84

Thomas Kines

Mary Lober Auchincloss ‘59

Patricia Dietrich and Brian Dietrich

Leslie King ‘74

Janet Lee Beach ‘67

Alexis Dudden ‘87

Daphne Klausner ‘83

Deborah Benjamin ‘63

Carol McClave Duncan ‘54

Emily Klebanoff ‘85

Sandra Moss Bentz ‘65

Martha Saunders Ferguson ‘47*

Emilie Knud-Hansen ‘70

Sarah Roberts Boardman ‘44

Jennifer Ferree ‘82

Marcia Soden Kola ‘60

Lisa Boehne-Tobias ‘87

Karen Fox ‘67

Jane Krumrine ‘55*

Joan Harper Bray ‘47

Elissa Getto ‘65

Danielle Kulicke and Charles Kulicke

Laurie Reuben Breen ‘69

A. Edwina Gilfillan ‘55

Susan Bunting Larson ‘65

Beatrice Briggs ‘62

Rachael Goldfarb ‘95

Mary Lou Leavitt ‘59

Erica Burns ‘72

Barbara Goldman-Sherman ‘83

Vivienne Lee ‘64

Celia Smith Carroll ‘72

Allison Wiener Goodwin ‘89

Nancy Corbit Lewars ‘60

Jennifer Casey ‘71

Barbara Hippel Gordon ‘48

Ruth Hauptfuhrer Lott ‘63

Betsey Trotter Chalmers ‘60

Connie Althouse Greene ‘53

Janice Lower ‘71

Elizabeth Jarecki Chilcott ‘59

Linda Hadley ‘81

Kathleen Marr and Christopher Marr

Charlotte Child ‘47*

Judith Jayne Hamilton ‘57*

Stephanie Beck Mason ‘66

Marcia Mulford Cini ‘60

Judith Hammerschmidt ‘72

Catharine Eglin Maxey ‘53

Elizabeth Gummey Cluett ‘57*

Barbara Dunlop Hauptfuhrer ‘56

Bonnie Moxey Maxwell ‘56*

Elizabeth Prideaux Collins ‘57

Alisan Buckley Henderson ‘49

Dorothy Rogers Mayhew ‘93

Clive Hulick Connor ‘71

Helene Zimmermann Hill ‘46

Lauren Skubick McAlister ‘92

Patricia Craig ‘77

Mary Bazemore Hopkins ‘44*

Mary Scott McElroy ‘53

A. Steffen Wright Crowther ‘68

Joan Hutchinson ‘63

Jay McElroy, III

Judy Datesman ‘71

Elizabeth Hook Irish ‘64

Frieda Schierenbeck Mecray ‘44* bold = campaign gift * = deceased

Judy Michel

Carolyn Simpson Scott ‘74

Elizabeth Brooks Stull ‘46

Kate Miller ‘78

Gwinn Heilner Scott ‘58

Elizabeth Swoope Sweetow ‘65

Barbara Shearer Minsker ‘61

Elizabeth Shackelford ‘65

Suetse Li Tung ‘46*

Martha Ortiz

Nancy-Beth Gordon Sheerr ‘67

Eleanor Uhl ‘40

Nancy Patton Osgood ‘60

Melanie Sheerr Backlund ‘96

Susan Untereker*

Susannah Watson Perkinson ‘65

Rachel Shoemaker ‘08

Kristen Warden ‘04

Barbara Mungall and Jan Pethick

Maisha Smart ‘90

Charlotte Heuer Watts ‘53

Lois McClarin Revi ‘51

Robin Blum Smith ‘57

Christie Webb-Heidenreich ‘64

Sandra Sharp Rhodes ‘51

Amy Sobel ‘86

Mary Anne Whelan ‘57

Alexandra Leys Rickenbacker ‘49

Emily Barnett Southgate ‘62

Jane Ellen Rosen ‘63

Blair D. Stambaugh

Jennifer Charbonnet White and Jonathan White

Elizabeth Atchley Rowland ‘64

Penny Wilson Stanger ‘66

Frederick Russell

Sue Zook Starr ‘53

Ruth Sadler ‘68

Dola Davis Stemberg ‘70

Margaret Fritz Schneider ‘50

Rachel Gerstenhaber Stern ‘83

Tatjana van der Horst Schwendinger ‘65

Ruth Strang ‘40*

Mary Pell Whitmer ‘52* Binney Connell Wietlisbach ‘81 Sara Dana Willson ‘58 Susan Houser Winant ‘78 Sally Warehime Yelland ‘54* *= deceased

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THE FUTURE IS BALDWIN CAMPAIGN DONORS We are grateful for the generosity and commitment of all the members of our community who helped us meet and exceed the goals of the largest campaign in our School’s history. The following list recognizes individual donors for their cumulative giving over the four-year campaign period. Thanks to YOU, we can say definitively and with conviction: The Future Is Baldwin. $1,000,000+ Andrea Ball and Russell C. Ball, III Jane Krumrine ‘55* Michael Rubin Robin Blum Smith ‘57 Amy Wyss ‘89 and Ed Jaramillo Sally Warehime Yelland ‘54* and Sid Ehrhart

$500,000–$999,999 Anonymous (2) Robert Ayerle Mary Scott McElroy ‘53 and Jay McElroy, III Rachel Gerstenhaber Stern ‘83 and Alexander Stern Patricia Weiser and Robert Weiser Lori Frutkin Whelan ‘91 and E.J. Whelan

$100,000–$499,999 Anonymous (4) Whitney Bachrach and Thomas Bachrach Christine Capano and Louis Capano, III

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Stephanie Romeika La Nasa ‘96 and Joseph La Nasa, Jr. The Leone Family Nancy Corbit Lewars ‘60 and Michael Lewars Frances Maguire* and James Maguire Megan Maguire Nicoletti Martha Ortiz and Robert Diamond Sherry Sandler Pearlstein and John Pearlstein Gene E.K. Pratter and Robert Pratter Carolyn Simpson Scott ‘74 and Paul Scott Carol Shields and Jerry Shields Eugenia Birdsall Stuart ‘44 Elizabeth Swoope Sweetow ‘65 and Joseph Michels Suetse Li Tung ‘46* Elaine Stone Wagner ‘50* Helen Justi Wheeler ‘74 Binney Connell Wietlisbach ‘81 and Bruce Wietlisbach

$25,000–$99,999 Anonymous (3)

Elizabeth Gummey Cluett ‘57*

Marje Armstrong and Jason Armstrong

Suzanne Cohn and Norman Cohn

Alan Beller

Jennifer Cross

Rebecca Bramen and Darren Bramen

Mary Dockray-Miller ‘83 and Michael Miller

Ruth Cohen and Benjamin Cohen

Barbara Dunlop Hauptfuhrer ‘56

Cynthia Conger and Terence Conger

Henry Justi

Anne Deitz and Scott Deitz

Michelle Karbiner-Ball ‘86

Ellen Deringer and Joshua Deringer

Pontea Fazeli Dixon ‘98 and Jonathan Dixon Karen Untereker Doak ‘01 and Jeff Doak Mary Abbott Estabrook ‘38* Erin Frakes Kevin Frakes Roberta Gausas and Allen Model Nicola Graham and Kenneth Graham Allison Grant and Adam Grant Mary Halak and Brian Halak Ona Hamilton and Stephen Hamilton Kimberly Heuer and Gregory Heuer Helene Zimmermann Hill ‘46 and George Hill Evelyn Isom and Gerald Isom Helen Milne Justi ‘53* Katherine Karamatsoukas and John Karamatsoukas Anne Classen Knutson ‘82 and Todd Knutson Arlyn Landow and S. Robert Landow Christina Kim-Lee and John Lee Martha Greene Lewis ‘46 Kathleen Marr and Christopher Marr Rachel Dean Matthews ‘84 and Brian Matthews Catharine Eglin Maxey ‘53 and David Maxey Brenda McBride ‘84 and Clifford Grunes Donna Galvin and Sean McCloskey Sharon Simkiss Merhige ‘86 and Anthony Merhige Susan Erdek Mostek and Walter Mostek, Jr. Martha Muirhead ‘48*

bold = Trustee during campaign * = deceased

Jennifer O’Malley and Matthew O’Malley Sejita Page and Mark Page Marisa Porges ‘96 and Scott Moore Karen Pearlman Raab and Nathan Raab Beth Zemble and Phil Rosenzweig Dorothy Dannenbaum Rudolph ‘39* Nancy-Beth Gordon Sheerr ‘67 Willys Silvers ‘52 Amy Sobel ‘86 Meegan Spector Rubin Oona Sperr ‘79 Ellen Harvey and Tad Sperry Blair D. Stambaugh Sue Zook Starr ‘53

Amy Spellissy Campbell ‘66 and Robert Campbell

Margaret Walton Ralph ‘64 and Thomas A. Ralph

Charlotte Child ‘47

Sandra Sharp Rhodes ‘51

Susanna Choo and Michael Choo

Ruth Sadler ‘68

Miriam Cohen

Mary Coxe Schlosser ‘47

Kelly Rackel Cordray ‘87 and Peter Cordray

Amy Schmid and James Schmid, III

A. Steffen Wright Crowther ‘68 and John Crowther

Stephanie Schuetz ‘00 and Jonathan Bayless

Anne Carrigan Dearden ‘51 Danielle DeFeo and Dea Belazi Patricia Dietrich and Brian Dietrich Daniel Govberg Connie Althouse Greene ‘53 and William Greene Marcy Gringlas and Joel Greenberg

Tracy Steele and Kevin Steele

Elizabeth Moore Hagopian ‘67 and Robert Hagopian

Dola Davis Stemberg ‘70

Catherine Haldeman Hale ‘04 and Rob Hale

Kathleen Stratton and Carl Stratton

Ellen Hanson ‘75 and Richard Perlman

Kimberly Strauss ‘84

Hope Haron and Eric Haron

Wendy Strauss ‘85

Ruth Hochberger ‘68 and Martin Flumenbaum

Ines Lin and Sanjeev Swami

Evelyn Coffin Hoffman ‘51 and Dale Hoffman

Susan Untereker* and William Untereker Charlotte Heuer Watts ‘53

Collie Langworthy Hutter ‘64 and Charles Hutter, III

Michelle Wilkes

Karen Krane and Daniel Krane

Carolyn Zalesne ‘82 and Jonathan Holskin

Elizabeth Krause ‘91 and Peter Lebowitz

Judith Zalesne and Harvey Zalesne

Cynthia Freyman Lepofsky ‘66 and Robert Lepofsky

Kinney Zalesne ‘83 and Scott Siff

$10,000–$24,999 Anonymous Janette Sun Albrecht ‘56 Jennifer Bellak Barlow ‘83 and Dan Barlow Amanda Bernard and Jackson Dunckel Susan Schmeichel Bishop ‘76 Amy Bodle and Jeffrey Bodle Eleanor Chance Burgess ‘56 and James Burgess

Ying Liu and Ge Liu Jennifer Mantini and Adrian Mantini Neha Markle and Justin Markle Frieda Schierenbeck Mecray ‘44* Judy Michel Celeste B. Nasuti and Jim Nasuti Meta Lewis Neilson ‘56 and Benjamin Neilson

Lynn Scott and Samuel Scott Sara Scott ‘96 Beth Ann Lebovitz Segal ‘52 Andrea Seltzer Mark Seltzer Lorna Weir and Mark Sheehan Ruth Ottaway Sherer ‘54 Mary Lou Ingram Sherrill ‘55* Margaret Skawinski and Marek Skawinski Meredith Slawe and Daniel Slawe Suga Smith and Jared Smith Letitia Squillaro and Matthew Squillaro Stacy Steinberg and Henry Steinberg Diana Hole Strickler ‘69 and Richard Strickler, Jr. Sally Corlette Thebaud ‘50 Kelly Thornton and Jervis Thornton Jennifer Weiner and Bill Syken Mary Pell Whitmer ‘52* Charlotte Haldeman Whitmore ‘99 and Robert Whitmore Julie Wollman ‘77 and Dan King Marjorie Yang ‘70 James Young Sarah Young Helen Zhou and Gengqian Cai

Anne Davis Peterson ‘81 and Jon Peterson David Prewitt Helen Pudlin and David Pudlin

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$5,000–$9,999

Ruth Montgomery ‘77 and John Platoff

Alyssa Aurand and Andrew Aurand

Anonymous (3)

Martha Craven Nussbaum ‘64

Stacye Baker ‘94

Carolyn Cummings Addison ‘96 and Matthew Addison

Margaret Oxtoby ‘72 and Cesar Silva

Anne Norris Baldwin ‘55

Laura Palmer and David Palmer

Ashly Berger and Dan Berger

Lyn Agre ‘85

Lisa Gottschalk and Michael Parmacek

Kathryn Bessemer and Todd Bessemer

Ann Bassett ‘77 and Ross Goldberg

Stephen Partridge

Veenita Bleznak and Daniel Bleznak

Deborah Benjamin ‘63

Barksdale Penick

Joan Cowen Bowman ‘50

Virginia Sullivan Carry ‘64 and B. Peter Carry

Janella Place and Rick Place

Craig Brand

Erica Danowitz and Michael Danowitz

Catherine Powell and Steven Powell

Ellen McNeary Briggs ‘71 and Peter Briggs

Elizabeth Creese Davis ‘50

Anna Quisel and Bret Snyder

Sally Linvill Bund ‘63 and Ian Bund

Teresa DiBona and G. Fred DiBona

Susan Davidson Ravenscroft ‘56

Anne Plutzer Burns ‘96 and Joseph Burns

Marlo Fioravanti Dilks and Jason Dilks

Melinda Rishforth and Bryan Rishforth

Sara J. Burns ‘74 and Robert Allen

Elizabeth Fenton and Andrew Fenton

Jane Ellen Rosen ‘63

Patricia Cappalonga and Joseph Cappalonga

Penelope Laurans Fitzgerald ‘62

Jennifer Kivitz Roth ‘99 and James Roth

Betsey Trotter Chalmers ‘60

Mary Oehrle French ‘60

Tatjana van der Horst Schwendinger ‘65 and Robert Schwendinger

Rayenne Chen

Jean Gessl and Douglas Gessl A. Edwina Gilfillan ‘55*

Sarah Lange and William Shoemaker

Pamela Goldman and Andrew Goldman

Karen Smith and David Smith

Allison Wiener Goodwin ‘89

Sarena Snider ‘03

Nancy Smucker Hall ‘55*

Kathryn Taylor ‘70 and Jonathan Sprogell

Elizabeth Ball Concordia ‘81 and Michael Concordia

Elizabeth Morgan Hammack ‘89 and Peter Hammack

Erica Thaler and Warren Thaler

Cynthia Corliss ‘74

Susan Flood Thorkelson ‘70 and William Thorkelson

Patricia H. Craig ‘77 and Thomas Benner

Margaret Dewey Hicks ‘55 Joan Hutchinson ‘63 and Stan Wagon

Lisa Rapetti and Steven Tyminski

Lisa Speicher and Carl June

Susan Wachter and Michael Wachter

Paula Boyer Kennedy ‘74 and Joseph Kennedy

Yanlan Wang and Wenzhong Li

Susan Bunting Larson ‘65 and James Larson

Louise Ward ‘60

Bonnie Higginbottom Ledyard ‘60 and John Ledyard

Mary Mapes Watson ‘61 and Gordon Watson Elizabeth Lexa and David Wilson, Jr.

Wynn Madeja and Peter Madeja Elizabeth Norton Manger ‘63 and Robert Manger Barbara Rothfeld Marod ‘69 and Edward Marod Victoria Mars and David Spina Patricia Klumpp Masters ‘51* Andrea Schwarz and Neil McCullough Chi Yan McLean and Matthew McLean Hyewon Miller and Jason Miller

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$1,888–$4,999 Anonymous (2)

Amy Campbell Cole ‘55 and John Cole Patricia Coler and Andrew Coler Dianna Collins

Suzanne Corlette Crilley ‘52 Kelly Davis and James Davis Megan Dethier ‘71 and David Duggins Gloria Dichter and Harold Dichter Ann Dixon and Lois Buwalda John Dockray Katherine Douglas and John Douglas Susan Doyle and Willard Doyle Renee Rozes and Andreas Economou

Roberta Abraham and Mark Abraham

Weatherly Ralph Emans ‘93 and Matthew Emans

Gregg Adelman

Lindsay Carroll Farrell ‘75 and William Farrell

Charu Aggarwal and Sameer Gupta

Rozina Fisher and Ryan Fisher

Laura J. Armstrong

Jill Flaxman ‘93 and Ken Andersen

Prathima Atluri and Pavan Atluri

Nancy Flood Smith ‘74 and Turner Smith

bold = Trustee during campaign * = deceased

Emily Scott Frankel ‘00 and David Frankel

Crystal Jones Lucky ‘82 and Timmy Lucky

Melanie Sheerr Backlund ‘96 and Erik Backlund

Quenby Frimet

Alexandra Lynn ‘97

Barbara Sicalides ‘79 and Michael Bowen

Elizabeth Yusem Fuerst ‘65

Kathleen Mackey and Jim Mackey, III

Stephanie Sidlow and Stuart Sidlow

Elissa Getto ‘65

Mindy Magee and John Magee

Cyrena Gouge Simons ‘64 and S. Stoney Simons

Laura Berkowitz Gilbert ‘86 and Adam Gilbert

Stephanie Beck Mason ‘66 and John Mason

Elizabeth Snyder

Mary Gildea and Brian Gildea

Mara McCarthy and Jamie McCarthy

Victoria Soldatovich and Steven Soldatovich

Megan Quigley and Eric Gill

Rachel McCurdy and Rich McCurdy

Barbara Sprague

Rachael Goldfarb ‘95 and Allan Blutstein

Kim Conly McNeary ‘71 and Stephen McNeary

Ruth Strang ‘40

Frank Gomes

Annett Napoli and Louis Napoli

Jessica Wachter ‘92 and Michael Kahana

Carole Grant and Joshua Grant

Nam Nguyen and Long Nguyen

Ellen Phillipps Wales ‘60 and Roger Wales

Scott Gregorchuk

Emily Nixon ‘75

Cynthia Nardini Walker ‘78 and Samuel Walker

Amy Griffith

Jan Chance O’Malley ‘64 and Edwin O’Malley, Jr.

Sandra Walker ‘70

Judith Jayne Hamilton ‘57*

Amy Saler Ostroff ‘85 and Jon Ostroff

Lee Warden and William Warden, IV

Judith Hammerschmidt ‘72 and Hank Hankla

Julia Patterson and Thomas Patterson

Maria Werner-Wasik and Mariusz Wasik

Eugenie Aiguier Havemeyer ‘47 and Harry Havemeyer

Susannah Watson Perkinson ‘65 and Edward Perkinson

Bonnie McElroy Weber ‘81 and Paul Weber

Helen Hewitt Heberton ‘50

Samantha Pfeifer

Joshua Heller

Anne Phillips and Gary Webb*

Leslie Heller

Neethi Pinto and Jayant Pinto

Christine Hillegass ‘71 and Tom Shellenberg

Robin Moses Pollack ‘66 and Marc Pollack

Mary Bazemore Hopkins ‘44

Lois Pressman

Andrea Hull and Matt Hull

Julia Pudlin ‘02 and David Wishnick

Leahann Iannotta and Francis Iannotta

Kavita Daiya and Sunny Rao

Kathy Magee Jaunich ‘60 and Robert Jaunich, II

Elizabeth Duall Regard ‘91 and Daniel Regard

Carolyn Jones ‘73

Jean Reynolds and Carl Reynolds

Becki Kapelusznik and Luciano Kapelusznik

Belinda Roth and Anthony Roth

Alexis Denny Kaufmann ‘79 and Steven Kaufmann

Mary Rowan ‘70

Traci Kiss Gray and William Gray Kheang Heng and Albert Kuoch Mary Lou Leavitt ‘59 and Janet Wilks Alice Levine and Josh Levine Laura Harlan and Michael Levinson Phoebe Reese Lewis ‘47 Barbara Losoncy ‘91 Nancy Herman Loucks ‘74 and Michael Loucks Anne Eshelman Low ‘51 and Dana Low

Brooke Sterne Whittemore ‘86 Nancy Gillen Williams ‘50 and Quincy Williams Eve Wyckoff and Richard Wyckoff Xianghong Zhang and Jie Yang Lauren Yorks and Andrew Yorks Ying Lu and Xiaoming Zhang Charlotte Zheng and Alan Zheng Annie Zheng ‘21

$1,000–$1,887 Anonymous (8)

Genna Rufo and Patrick Smyth

Elizabeth Gilkeson Aikens ‘74 and Hugh Aikens, Jr.

Uma Sachdeva ‘99

Stephanie Allen

Dawn Salerno and Richard Salerno

Dawn Altman and Jamie Altman

Pamela Rubinstein Sanders ‘71 and Douglas Sanders

Rebecca Best Amis ‘01 and Charles Amis

Margaret Fritz Schneider ‘50 and Richard Schneider*

Anne Barnett and Jason Barnett

Karen Keyworth Schroder ‘68 and Jack Schroder

Camille Bedrosian ‘70 and James Kamine

Anne Balant-Campbell ‘76 and Bruce Campbell Kim Baron and Robert Baron, Jr.

Martha Watson Shaw ‘63 and John Shaw

Maria-Zoe Bell and Graeme Bell

Jennifer Shea ‘68

Martha Benitez-Cafiero and Dean Cafiero

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$1,000–$1,887 (continued)

Sara Greenberg ‘05

Meredith Lewis and Jeffrey Smith

Laura Blankenship and Douglas Blank

Sheryl Forste-Grupp and Stephan Grupp

Yuanying Lin

Elizabeth Scott Breitner ‘98 and Cameron Breitner

Barbara Glenn Haas ‘59 and Robert Haas

Leigh Lingle and Piers Lingle

Saira Hairston and Roosevelt Hairston

Michele Lucia

Suzanne Spatola Brose-Hemmerick ‘50 and Thomas Hemmerick

Randie Harmelin and Robert Harmelin

Sarah Gleich Lynn ‘01 and Seth Lynn

Monica Esposito Haydock ‘10

Stephanie MacDonald and James MacDonald

Alisan Buckley Henderson ‘49 and Richard Henderson

Alice Tepper Marlin ‘62 and John Marlin

Barbara Boyle Buckman ‘69 and James Buckman Anne Currie Butcher ‘59 and McBee Butcher Beverly Wallace Cable ‘56 and Thomas Cable, Jr. Yuanfang Cai and Bo Zhang Suzannah Herring Carr ‘82 and William Carr, III Shauna Carter Jennifer Casey ‘71 Beverly Classen Cavitt ‘64 Grace Chang ‘88 and Steven Mocking Paris Carlin Christofferson ‘77 and Johan Christofferson Carol Canda Clark ‘65 and William Roesner Trine Vanderwall and Eric Conklin Katayoun Copeland ‘85 Rosalie Cox and Malcolm Cox Holly Siegele Darzen ‘67 and Ronald Darzen Cheri Deal ‘71 and Thierry Neubert Lauren DeBruicker ‘90 Bindu Kumar and Nimesh Desai Anna Diecidue and Robert Diecidue Julia Dranoff ‘96 Alexa Driansky ‘02 Elizabeth Kennedy Duke ‘83 and James Duke, II Catherine Warden Elkins ‘73 and Christopher Elkins

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Melissa Heney and John Heney Valerie Gary Hlavacek ‘69 and Frank Hlavacek May Geggis Holgren ‘55* and Clifford Holgren, Jr.* Deborah Gibson Holl ‘68 and Robert Holl Susan Bispham Hopf ‘61 Yu Huang and Peng Huang Margaret Huffaker ‘75 Katherine Taylor Hutchinson ‘60 and Daniel Hutchinson Alexandra Ibarguen ‘09 Caroline Davis Janover ‘62 and Andrew Janover Alison Abiri and Raymond Jean Rachel Funk Jenkins ‘44 Lisa Johnson Carter Nichols Jump ‘56 and Harold Jump, Jr. Barbara Fine Karchmer ‘57 and A. W. Karchmer Gwyneth Ketterer ‘81 Marie Yu and Mitchell Kho Leslie King ‘74 Rebecca Trent Kirkland ‘60 and John Kirkland Susan Kuebler and Christopher Kuebler Jane Yohe Lahey ‘57 and Gerald Lahey Lauren Nadler Lambert ‘89

Louis Esposito

Erica Lamontagne and David Lamontagne

Cynthia Gregg Fooshe ‘69 and David Fooshe

Joanne Tulin Lane ‘96 and Jeremy Lane

Meg Glascott-Birch and Matthew Birch

Sandra Lazovitz ‘83 and Craig Pressman

Julie Gopalani and Rohan Gopalani

Vivienne Lee ‘64

Eleanor Shockley Gordon ‘52 and Robert Gordon, III

Carmen Lennon ‘95

Dorothy Rogers Mayhew ‘93 Gillian Shepherd Mestre ‘66 and Eduardo Mestre Elizabeth Mayer Miller ‘56 Kate Miller ‘78 Gina Milner and Andrew Milner Susan Weis Mindel ‘62 and Joel Mindel Sheila Moran ‘60 and David Millstone Marigrace Morris and Paul Morris Sarah Goldsmith Murphy ‘97 and Matthew Murphy Catharine Mather Nassau ‘73 and Henry Nassau Sue Noel and William Noel John O’Connor Lisbeth Redfield Olton ‘60 Priscilla Bradshaw Page ‘62 Suzan Paiva and Frank Paiva, Jr. Sarah Parmacek ‘11 Carol Parrish ‘69 Thomas L. Philbrick Juliet Ewing Pitney ‘75 and Henry Pitney Jennifer Porges ‘83 and Joseph Manko, Jr. Mary E. H. Posner ‘64 Gita Prasad and Srini Prasad Paige Pratter ‘94 and Aaron Perrine Jennie Kerson Pritzker ‘96 and Michael Pritzker Fang Qian and Cong Lu Gwenyth Rankin ‘71 and Robert Ludwig Shari Reams-Henofer Martha Grace Reese ‘71 and Cyrus White

Vicky Leno and Grady Leno bold = Trustee during campaign * = deceased

Don Richardson

Mei Li and Libo Wang

Gabrielle Bailey and Clark Bailey

Caroline Prutzman Roberts ‘71 and Curtis Roberts

Kristen Warden ‘04 and Rodrigo Lacal

Lois Balcer and Frank Balcer

Ricki Weisberg ‘98 and Moni Ndege

Constance Berlinger Barnes ‘66 and Byron Barnes

Jane Roberts ‘15 Margaret Robinson ‘69 and John Kilmartin Mary Leonard Robinson ‘56 and C. David Robinson Carla Rock and William Rock Alicia Roebuck ‘05 Marissa Stuart Rohrbach Lauren Alloy and Daniel Romer Caroline Rosen ‘16 Wendy Shamberg Rosen ‘60 Sheri Poulos Rosenfeld ‘79 and James Rosenfeld Sandra Ross and Christopher Ross Gwinn Heilner Scott ‘58 and John Scott Dinah Seiver ‘69 Rupinder Sethi and Nikuj Sethi Lauren Sheerr Beshears ‘00 and John Beshears Theresa Shephard and Eric Shephard Theresa Sherwin and William Sherwin

Stephanie Weiss ‘02 Karin Westman ‘87 and Philip Nel Jane Westrich ‘69 James Wetzel Ashley Whamond and William Whamond Katherine Wickham ‘68 Constance Wiley ‘58 Margaret Martin Willmann ‘54 and Werner Willmann

Marsha Barnes ‘65 and Robert Bradtke Elizabeth Barrett ‘66 Elizabeth Becker and Richard Becker Lynn Becraft ‘71 Diane Beloff and Leland Beloff Janer Belson and Charles Belson Ellen Trout Bennett ‘73 and Douglas Bennett Sandra Moss Bentz ‘65

Katharine Wilson ‘64 and John Quinlan

Julie Berkowitz and Henry Berkowitz

Cornelia Wolf ‘71 and Samuel Wilson

Laurie Carson Berzack ‘86 and Kevin Berzack

Susan Wolfe ‘72

Nan Birmingham ‘55

Diane Walton Wood ‘69 and Peter Kramer

Elizabeth Dautrich Black ‘75 and John Black

Ellen Halstead Wood ‘51*

Ann Bloom

Ariane Wright ‘09

Reston Blumwest ‘99

Mary Wu and Jingwei Wu

Sarah Roberts Boardman ‘44

Weiting Xie and Shui He

Gretchen Boger and Thomas Lank

Xiang Gao and Rongyu Yuan

Mimi Fairchild Boulden ‘53 Julie Boyer ‘92

Mary Montgomery Sickles ‘71 and Robert Sickles

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Christine Woodring Siegrist ‘72 and Richard Siegrist

Anonymous (14)

Amy Brezin ‘96 and Reggie Slater

Kathryn Meyer Addis ‘73 and Paul Addis

Holly Brigham and David Brigham

Taylor Barnett Slaughter ‘57 and Frank Slaughter, Jr.

Hope Pasfield Aldrich ‘56

Cornelia Earle Brock ‘57 and Paul Brock

Jennifer Platzkere Snyder ‘88 and Arthur Snyder

Alexandra Aldridge ‘80 and Steve King

Anne-Marie Block Bullen ‘42

Marjory Yewer Alexander ‘65

Julia Solmssen and Arthur Solmssen, Jr.

Eleanor Allen ‘80

Annmarie Cappalonga Bunn ‘85 and Andrew Bunn

Penny Wilson Stanger ‘66 and John Stanger

Carolina Alzate

Laura Bunn ‘14

Jamine Shechter and Daniel Sterman

Jane Aspinall ‘78 and Jonathan Burgess

Claire Bunting and Christopher Bunting

Angela Sabol and Thomas Tarka

Jennifer Donohue Astion ‘81 and Michael Astion

Rebecca Burnett and Adam Burnett

Heather Neal Thomson ‘72 and Schuyler Thomson

Gina Montana Aulakh and Jason Aulakh

Ruth Lindeborg and Leonard Busby

Elizabeth Auritt ‘11

Virginia Butera ‘69

Harpreet Kaur and Bhanu Virmani

Elizabeth Austin

Kathryn Buzby ‘05

Barbara Wham Waite ‘52 and Charles Waite

Soussan Ayubcha and Ted Tsao

Leslie Calabro and Steve Calabro

Margaretta Walton ‘97 and Christina Wiskowski

Erica Hohner Babcock ‘59 and Henry Babcock

Elizabeth Forster Camerota ‘80 and Andrew Camerota

Susan Casper Brenman ‘80 and Paul Brenman

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Margot McDowell Cutting ‘55 and J. William Cutting

Susan Cole Eyre-Schlesinger ‘54 and Bret Schlesinger

Emily Unger Daly ‘04 and Connor Daly

Shayna Fader ‘11

Susan Duncan Dana ‘54 and Edmund Dana, Jr.

Samie Kim Falvey ‘92 and Justin Falvey

Sade Daniels and Evan Ross

Jane Farella and Andy Farella

Tina Davidson ‘71 and Scott Stultz

Khue Feigenberg and Steven Feigenberg

Lisa Yogel Davis ‘93

Geraldine Feingold and Alan Feingold

Victoria Norris Dean ‘58

Kathryn Levy Feldman ‘74 and David Feldman

Susan Dearden Bryan ‘77 and David Bryan

Lisa Feldman

Sally Thomas Deatly ‘44

Aeryn Seltzer Fenton ‘83 and Bruce Fenton

Emily Chesick ‘77

Deborah Greenfield DeLauro ‘69 and Edward Lewis

Martha Saunders Ferguson ‘47

Caitlin Gerrity Chicu ‘05

Helena Wijkman Devereux ‘60

Carolyn Choo

Julia Wood DeVuono ‘84 and Jeff DeVuono

Marcia Mulford Cini ‘60 and William Cini

Dorothy Dewey and John Dewey

Denise Cirelli ‘11

Martha Knipp DeWire ‘69

Adriane Cirelli and Joseph Cirelli

Ruth Diamond ‘16

Ashley Clark

Louise Duffy and Augustine Dias-Lalcaca

Julia Denny Clark ‘58

Alison DiCiurcio ‘08

Elizabeth Bemis Clarke ‘70 and Michael Clarke

Nicole Scipione Didizian ‘98 and Haig Didizian

Randolph Clever

Ann Howson Dixon ‘61 and Bo Dixon

Marion Lewis Congdon ‘58 and Richard Congdon

Andrea Staples Donald ‘68 and Robert Donald

William Campbell Jennifer Capano and Joseph Purzycki Rebecca Capuano and David Capuano Carolyn Kinder Carr ‘57 and Norman Carr Leslie Dingle Carrere ‘73 and Keven Reilly Leslie Walker Carroll ‘75* Sarah Lewis Caspar ‘53 Laurie Cato Wendi Svanda Chase ‘78 and Charles Chase, Jr.

Sarah Conly ‘69

Kara Dougherty ‘90

Margaret Connell ‘60

Margaretta Alexander Downey ‘69 and Edward Downey

Clive Hulick Connor ‘71 and Herschel Connor, Jr.

Joyce Hogg Draper ‘79

Maria Consagra ‘71 and Franco Consagra Brittany Cook and Alexander Cook Lucy Wickwire Cook ‘60 and R. Gordon Cook Jackie Cox and Adrian Cox Mary Cox Marjorie Coxe Harriet Haslett Crane ‘59 and Robert Crane, III Melissa Lennon and Enrico Crispo Margaret Reynolds Culbertson and George Culbertson Charlotte McCreary Culver ‘47

Vicki Markovitz and Larry Dubinski Alexis Dudden ‘87 Leslie Dunn ‘70 and Peter Antelyes Patricia Van Doren Dunn ‘52 Christopher Dwyer Linda Eason ‘77 Lisa Weitzman Edwards ‘87 and Ned Edwards Erica Egan ‘76 and Eimar Barr Katie Emmons ‘69 and John Matthewson Jan Evans and Dwight Evans Barbara Scott Everdell ‘62 and William Everdell Lesley Ewing ‘70

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Lauren Forbes and Andrew Forbes Anne Drury Ford ‘93 and David Ford Cheryl Frank Geraldine Frankel ‘76 Alison Fritz Anne McLear Fussell ‘46 Martha Gaines ‘73 and Margaret Mooney Michelle Mittin Garfinkel ‘83 Alison Gattuso and Brian Gattuso Adele Harvey Gercke ‘65 and James Gercke Ruth Gerstenhaber and Murray Gerstenhaber Jeannette Geter ‘00 Tracy Gibbons ‘72 Nancy Seeley Gilliland ‘50 and Samuel Gilliland Lisa Glassner and David Kovacs Erica Gloss and Jeff Levinsohn Victoria Gold and Larry Gold Jeffrey Goldader Sarah Goldberg ‘04 and Ilana Spar Stanley Goldfarb Elaine Goldwater and Steven Morgan Kathryn Gord and Steven Gord Barbara Hippel Gordon ‘48 Julia Gordon ‘81 and Geoffrey Berman Lindsay Gordon ‘17 Brianne Welling Grady ‘68 and Robert Grady

bold = Trustee during campaign * = deceased

Elizabeth Boyle Graves ‘56

Florette Bloomberg Hoffheimer ‘48

Rose Martin and Fred Kornblith

Elizabeth Mather Graves ‘71 and Joseph Graves

Linda Weiner Hoffman ‘74

Anne-Victoire Bonnamour and Fred Kountz

Phanerrica Muhammad and Eric Gray

Raisha Hoilett and Haven Hoilett

Joan Koven and Seth Koven

Anne Doyle-Gray and Richard Gray

Antoinette Trapp and Tara Holmes

Zoe Koven ‘08

Jane Spangler Green ‘58 and Willard Green

Peggy West and Charles Honart

Susan Kulp ‘57 and David Howard

Katherine Twyeffort Greene ‘54

Marianne Hooker ‘68 and Philip Tramdack

Jane Kuss and Raymond Kuss

Farah Griffin ‘81 and Obery Hendricks, Jr.

Saralinda Hooker ‘69 and Christopher Ragus

Rani Isenberg and William Landes

Carolyn Haslett Grillo ‘66 and Anthony Grillo

Maya Cameron Houston ‘87 and George Houston

Margaret Ellis Langford ‘50 and John Langford, Jr.

Lucia Middleton Hughes ‘71 and Thomas Hughes

Susan Dautrich Lastowski ‘72 and Michael Lastowski

Susan Ibarguen and Anthony Ibarguen

Helen Brown Leaman ‘53 and J. Leaman, Jr.

Virginia Hollyday Iglehart ‘76

Claire Malling Ledwith ‘86 and Matthew Ledwith

Grant Grissom ‘60 Deborah Niebling Grubbs ‘60 and Dennis Grubbs David Gutstadt Rebecca Sample Habenicht ‘54 and Frederick Habenicht, Jr.

Magdaline Intzes and John Intzes

Nayahmka McGriff-Lee and Mark Lee

Susan Haddad ‘60

Dona Irwin and Charles Irwin

Patricia Hall ‘68 and Larry Wolhandler

Samantha Shein Ivey ‘11 and Spencer Ivey

Elizabeth Hamann ‘04

Gwen Hawkes Jackson ‘69

Elizabeth Kellogg Hamilton ‘71 and Perrin Hamilton

Melissa Barnes Janssen ‘85 and Christian Janssen

Norma Hamm and William Hamm

Jacqueline Jerrehian and Aram Jerrehian

Anne-Mette Hansell and Louis Hansell

Lauren Goldstein Kahn ‘81 and Mark Kahn

Laura Hansell ‘03 and Pete Heckman

Caitlin Somerman ‘01 and Rishi Kapoor

Judith Hardy-Stashin ‘52 and Leo Stashin

Hedy Karbiner

Marjorie Hargrave ‘82

Alyssa Fabiani Kay ‘87 and William Kay

Patricia Neidig Lewis ‘62 and Richard Alan Lewis

Stephanie Harmelin ‘00

Anne Turner Keifer ‘71 and John Keifer

Sarah Lewis ‘66

Pamela Haron and David Haron

Elizabeth Keller

Sue Yung Li Li Ikeda ‘51 and Dale Ikeda

Nancy Hart and David Hart

Carol Kelley

Wen Li and Chengyong Tang

Leigh Dearden Harvey ‘72 and Roy Harvey

Deborah Kemp ‘70

Liesa Hess Helfer ‘63

Rosemary Smith Kempner ‘45

Nina Abraham Lieberman ‘89 and Neil Lieberman

Sarah Hershey ‘01 and Jeff Wilen

Karen Kenny ‘74 and Philip Chase

Sharna McMicken-Liggett and Jonathan Liggett

Catherine Higgins ‘62

Maureen Kenny ‘71

Barbara Copeland Linder ‘55

Deionna Hill ‘10

Laura Brezin Kern ‘98 and Steve Kern

Jane Lindley ‘81

Dorothy Sample Hill ‘51 and William Hill, II

Laurie Kilpatrick ‘71 and William Fox

Diane Jarin and Israel Lipschitz

Mary Nixon Hiltbrand ‘71 and David Hiltbrand

Stephanie Ching Kim ‘90 and Eugene Kim

Shulan Zou and Ning Liu

Lawrence Hochberger

Priscilla Grieb Klemic ‘67 and Frank Klemic, III

Leslie Hodges ‘81 and Michael Moriarty

Karol Knight ‘54 and Joseph White, II

Elizabeth Dubben Livingston ‘65 and Richard Livingston

Catharine Hepburn Hodgson ‘60 and John Hodgson

Barry Whelan Koger ‘55 and Gary Koger Danielle Morgan Koplin ‘93 and Kevin Koplin

Mariana Albert Lesher ‘89 and Ronald Lesher, Jr. Elizabeth Hernandez Leventhal ‘61 and David Leventhal Myrna Levin and Stephen Levin Karen Rose Levy ‘57 Alexis Lewis ‘93 Deborah Ginley Lewis ‘73

Cesca Locurcio and Michael Locurcio Emily Logue ‘73 and Peter Hoyle

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Dana Welch Miller ‘78 and Douglas Miller

Alison Perelman ‘00 and Amaya Capellan

Anne Longley

J. Gregg Miller

Wendy Adamson Peters ‘71 and Geoffrey Peters

Susan Loring ‘69

Andrea Mirin and Mischa Mirin

Giovanna Lewis Lottes

Barbara Forster Moore ‘67 and Richard Moore

Penelope McLear Peterson ‘58 and Robert Peterson

Janice Lower ‘71 and Paul Berger

Barbara Wildman Moore ‘49

Hongyun Dai and Xiaojian Lu

Ellen Custer Morgan ‘58 and James Morgan

Patricia Lewars Lucy ‘62 and Richard Lucy

Leslie Morgan ‘79

Jean Jones Lumpkin ‘60 and Allen Lumpkin

Lisa Peyton Morin ‘72 and Donald Morin

Virginia Dann Luster ‘59

Katherine Mostek ‘18

Lila Reswick Lynch ‘66 and Phillip Lynch, Jr.

Dorothy Muller ‘66 and Jeffrey O’Donnell

Leslie Lyness ‘86

Patricia Grice Mulligan ‘59

Valerie Kardon Lyon ‘78 and Richard Lyon

Kaitlin King Murphy ‘01 and Ryan Murphy

Darbie Lister Maccubbin ‘71 and Lex Maccubbin

Sheila Murphy

Margaret Schneider Maclay ‘77 and Jim Maclay

Amanda Wistar Mykytiw ‘85

Nivin Snyder MacMillan ‘61

Laura Nasuti ‘00

Alexis Rossman Madden ‘02 and Patrick Madden

Aimee Naylor and Christopher Naylor, Sr.

Millicent Rapp Mahood ‘70 and Willard Mahood

Robyn Neff ‘98

May Mai and Gary Chan

Ruth Erisman Nelson ‘47

Joseph Manko, Sr.

William Newlin

Ashley Patterson Renshaw ‘91 and Benjamin Renshaw

Andrea Manley ‘92

Lisa Nissenbaum ‘70 and Ken Jacobs

Joan Grant Repetto ‘50 and Philip Repetto, Jr.

Esther Margulies ‘79 and Richard Destin

Raphaelina Loke and Kian Niu

Allison Lessin Reynolds ‘05

Sarah Ballengee Matas ‘74 and Alan Matas

Rebecca MacLean Northington ‘93 and Ryan Northington

Lyette Richards and Bruce Richards

Jan Matthai and William Matthai Kim Matus and Brian Matus

Naomi Haas and Peter O’Dwyer

Lynne McDowell ‘59

Ariel Feldman Okin ‘09 and Benjamin Okin

Santashe McGough and Nashadeem Fischer

Stephanie Ortiz and Alexander Ortiz

Don McIntire

Lynn Converse Osborn ‘66 and William Osborn

Elisabeth Gilfillan McKay ‘53 and David McKay

Nancy Patton Osgood ‘60

Anne McKinley and James McKinley

Suzanne Warnock Otwell ‘59 and Thomas Otwell

Frances McNeal ‘78 Mary Hope Missimer McQuiston ‘56 and Robert McQuiston

Cheryl Overton ‘86 Constance Aikens Owen ‘64

Jennifer Medveckis and James Marzo

Linda Parrotto and Anthony Parrotto

Elizabeth Muller Meek ‘72 and Edwin Meek

Elizabeth McCaslin Passela ‘63 and George Passela

Frances Dick Meier ‘63 and Michael Meier Ann Lucas Mesnard ‘66

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Marnie Neff and David Neff

Marion Fox Pearlman ‘85 and Bret Pearlman Karen Pelzer and Reiner Pelzer

Barbara Mungall and Jan Pethick Robin Edwards Pew ‘76 and Glenn Pew Karen Phillips and Howard Phillips Claire Potter ‘76 and Nancy Barnes Kristine Prendergast and George Prendergast Kristen Pressman and Jon Pressman Rebecca Pryor ‘05 and Bern Moorehead Marguerite Lavino Putney ‘88 and Andrew Putney Pamela Raab and Michael Buglia, Jr. Michaele Rackel and Eugene Rackel Christine Ranck ‘69 and Richard Radecki Miriam Sample Reading ‘48 and Richard Miller Christie Reed and Bradley Reed Jane Opdycke Reed ‘55 and Charles Reed, III

Deirdre Richards ‘80 Elizabeth Anne Riley ‘56 Victoria Heintzelman Roberts ‘68 Angenette Nibecker Robinson ‘49 Laura Clements Robinson ‘80 and Thomas Robinson Victoria Robinson ‘67 and Stephen Shalet Elaine Romanelli ‘89 and Christopher Mindrum Avery Rome ‘65 and Jeffrey Price Lynne Rosen ‘81 Elizabeth Segal Rosenbaum ‘84 and David Rosenbaum Eve Edelman Russ ‘75 and Mark Russ Mira Sachdeva ‘97

bold = Trustee during campaign * = deceased

Ajit Sachdeva and Rajeev Sachdeva

Katherine Rupkey Simpson ‘55

Irene LeGrande Taylor ‘65 and Darryl Taylor

Rebecca Tehrani Saldarini ‘98 and Daniel Saldarini

Marjorie Singer ‘63 and Edward Joseph

Kathleen Taylor and Roy Taylor

Catherine Hetos Skefos ‘69 and Harry Skefos

Dorothy Templeton ‘69

Kerry Halpern-Skoglund and Kevin Skoglund

Dagny Tepper ‘17

Mary Edgerton Sloat ‘54 and Bruce Sloat

Susan Tabas Tepper

Lila Slovak ‘97 and Neil Wimmer

Leslie Thatcher ‘69

Laura Small ‘04

Kevin Thomas

Maisha Smart ‘90

Lenora Thomas ‘19

Audrey Susanin Saunders ‘00

Elizabeth Smith Campana ‘05 and Peter Campana

Elizabeth Heisler Thompson ‘69

Susanna Terrell Saunders ‘63 and Stuart Saunders, Jr.

Barbara Aspinall Smith ‘75 and Douglas Smith

Elizabeth Lawley Samios ‘81 and Gregory Samios Leslie Schwartz Sandler ‘74 and Barry Sandler Silva Santerian Carol Bergren Santoleri ‘72 and John Santoleri Deidre Slattery and Tony Sarraino

Cynthia Conston Savett ‘71 and Robert Savett Deborah Schein ‘90 Suzanne Chance Schenkel ‘58 and John Schenkel, Jr. Alison Pressman Schickfus ‘88 Mary Klumpp Scott ‘46 and William Scott Barbara Rucker Seaton ‘55 and Charles Gray Diane Senior and David Senior Lisa Senior ‘75 Susan Ertel Shaffer ‘58 Ami Shah and Nimesh Shah Jamie Lieberman Shatzman and Barry Shatzman

Ellen Heckscher Smith ‘56 and Bradford Smith, III Susan Swan Smith ‘78 and Kenneth Smith Wendy Williams Smith ‘85 and David Smith Marguerette Sheridan Smylie ‘46 Margaret Snow ‘59 Helen Snyder Julia Lord Soule ‘65 and David Soule Emily Barnett Southgate ‘62 Gail Spahn and Ronald Spahn Kathryn Stanton ‘76 Cassandra Stecker ‘18 Claudia Baldassano and Matthew Stecker

Lee Ann Thompson ‘74 and Jonathan Thompson Evelyn Carrie Hopkins Thornthwaite ‘63 and Wilfred Thornthwaite Jessica Feingold Thye ‘99 Suzanne Tiernan ‘67 Barbara Torg and Joseph Torg Sian Torp ‘09 Mary Travaglini ‘91 Maura Triebenbacher Jessica Truscello and Christopher Truscello Eleanor Uhl ‘40 Sigrid Usen ‘80 Cynthia Vainstein and Diego Rimoch Courtney Valiga ‘02 Suzanne Valutas and Charles Valutas

Karen Shaw ‘83

Suzanne Stein ‘02

Nancy Shein and Benjamin Shein

Alexis Topjian and Scott Stephan

Diane Eaton Vander Veer ‘55 and Joseph Vander Veer

Cynthia Borst Sherwood ‘55 and Richard Sherwood

Dana Stewardson

Kathleen Vick ‘65 and Steve Stack

Stacey Jacovini Storm ‘90 and Phillip Storm

Ann Grubb Vilece ‘71 and Victor Vilece

Garen Brien Sherwood ‘83 and Scott Sherwood

Holly Stoviak

Kamil Redmond Shields ‘96 and Jake Shields Stephanie Sheppard ‘11

Gaynor Richards Strickler ‘69 and Lee Strickler, Jr.

Annika Posner Virdone ‘89 and Joseph Virdone, Jr.

Pamela Shively ‘04

Sandie Stringfellow ‘94

Amy Wenzel and Timothy Von Dulm

Kathryn Uhler Shutler ‘71 and David Shutler

Ann Haynes Stults ‘42* and Walter Stults

Erica Wachs ‘14

Jane Rowen Sibley ‘65 and James Sibley, Jr.

Vivian Su ‘89 and Kevin Rasmussen

Carolyn Walker ‘73 and Michael Drennan

Rachel Werner and Andrew Siderowf

Gina Sullivan ‘94 and Michael Plater

Mary Williams Wall ‘49

Winifred Cantor Sigal ‘06 and Zachary Sigal

Evelyn Tabas

Joan Bevans and Alan Walter

Jennie Silverstein ‘86

Prakriti Tandon ‘96 and Uday Singh

Jennetta Jackson Walter ‘01 and David Stubanas

Michele Simon and William Simon

Diane Doerr Vogt ‘64 and William Vogt

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Audrey Bailey-Hoilett

Yinnan Wang and Alex Li

Anonymous (24)

Doris Gundert-Caspar Balant ‘47

Sara Katz Ward ‘86 and Parker Ward

Megan Aaron and Seth Aaron

Catherine Bancroft

Sarah Warden ‘08

Janet Abel

Samik Banerjee and Shubhasree Banerjee

Jill Harmelin Wehler ‘96 and Kevin Wehler

Jessica Bauman and Robert Adamo

Asima Zaim Bangash ‘01 and Farhan Bangash

Danielle Weiss ‘98

Erin Addis

Jayme Haynes Banks ‘01 and James Banks

Nathalie Wetzel

Jennifer Adesman ‘05

Mary Frances Bannard and Preston Bannard

Mary Pratt Wheeler ‘45

Caitlin O’Connor Adler ‘04

Rita Conger Banning ‘46

Mary Anne Whelan ‘57

Gulrukh Ahanger

Ann White and Jonathan White

Laila Ahmadinejad ‘97 and Peter Surrena

Carmen Hoyme Bannon ‘96 and Bradley Bannon

Sacha Page and Volnie Whyte

Christina Ahn and Andrew Ahn

Erlis Tropea Wickersham ‘59 and John Wickersham

Kelly Ahrens ‘03

Thomas Wiener Janice Wilke and Scott Noel Bonita Friend Williams ‘71 and Edward Williams Jann Wolfe Williams ‘70 and Kenneth Williams Jessica Williams ‘75 and Vidur Verma Margaret Shaner Willison ‘69 and Frank Willison Robyn Willner Sara Dana Willson ‘58 Maria Wing ‘97 and Albert Motley Leslie Winston and Derek Winston Natalie Wood and Timothy Wood Alexandra Kelley Woodard ‘01 Emily Woodward and George Woodward Catherine Yates Woofter ‘61 Regina Powers Wright ‘96 and Christopher Wright Stephanie Ying and Yu Ying Kathleen Yoder and Charles Yoder Victor Zachian Kelly Zemaitis and Dan Zemaitis Yilai Ni and Heng Zhou Eva Zlotnicka ‘99 Carol Zortman

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Lisa Algeo Allyson Alimansky and Benjamin Alimansky Nini Almy ‘45 Robin Dasher-Alston and Dennis Alston Gabrielle Alston ‘18 Kathryn Greenfield Althage ‘72 and Bob Althage Gabbie Alvarez and Nicolas Spychalski Elizabeth Ameisen ‘76 Elizabeth Dibble Andersen ‘77 and William Andersen Kristina Antanavicius and Gintaras Antanavicius Abby Anthony Athena Anthopoulos Lesley Appleby ‘70 Christopher Armstrong Katherine Armstrong ‘50 and Chester Harvey Alana Arnold ‘04 Mary Vander Veer Arnold and John Arnold

Mason Barnett ‘75 Liana Barranca Alexa Bartels ‘17 Emma Scheidt Bauer ‘44* Janet Lee Beach ‘67 and Ralph Keeney Mallory Becker Michelle Bederman Frances Bell-Taylor ‘16 Shevon Bengston Rockett and Brian Bengston Daniel Benjamin Natasha Francis-Benjamin and Leopold Benjamin Angela Bensinger and Christopher Bensinger Anne Benson Marissa Berlin ‘01 Tanya Berrios Shubha Bhat ‘05 Athan Biss Gwen Bland Simi Bleznak ‘19

Sumedha Atla and Kalyan Kanumuru

Rochelle Ruttenberg Bloom ‘89 and David Bloom

Kimberlee Austin ‘88

John Bodle and Georgia Bodle

Pia Awal Beirne and Isaac Beirne Purnima Bagga and Roshan Bagga

Lisa Boehne Boehne-Tobias ‘87 and Andrew Tobias

Christine Bagin

Jennifer Boger and John Boger

Jane Bai ‘19

Barbara Robertson Bohlander ‘65 and William Bohlander

Yufeng Bai and Yingxia Chen

bold = Trustee during campaign * = deceased

Margaret Severinghaus Boles ‘48 and Russell Boles, Jr. Ellen Rice Bonham ‘59 Patricia Bonilla and Pedro Bonilla Samantha Bonnell ‘19 Barbara Wright Bonnett ‘57 and Harold Bonnett Seema Bonney

Judith Bumble

Eileen Cianfrani

Matthew Bunn

Lily Cicilia

Sarah Bunn ‘19

Diana Clavin

Anna Bunting ‘18

Stephanie Hetos Cocke ‘81 and Reagan Cocke

Lucia Burchell and Patrick Burchell

Lauren Radoff Cohen ‘89 and Raffi Cohen

Grace Burford ‘73 and Laurel Silveroi

Stephanie Kattelman Cohen ‘81 and Warren Cohen

William Bonney

Margaret-Ann Leavitt Burness ‘88 and James Burness

Sarah Wright Bottjer ‘71 and David Bottjer

Brandice Burton Pierre ‘96 and Fritz Pierre

Adrienne Coleman ‘94

Janet Saybolt Bowers ‘56 and Kenneth Bowers

Jane Walsh Burton ‘46

Andrea Coler ‘19

Lynn Graichen Bowness ‘69 and Alex Bowness

Natalie Busillo

Rachel Coler ‘14

Emily Boyce

Caroline Spackman Butz ‘49 and George Butz

Elizabeth Prideaux Collins ‘57

Susan Steinberg Boyle ‘81 and Brian Boyle

Tyler Byrd ‘08

Toni Colotte ‘69

Jessica Bozarth and Todd Hovanec

Grace Lobel and Emilio Cacciavillani

Carol Colucci and Steven Colucci

Marilee Brabson and George Brabson

Jacqulyn Calnan

Katrina Conklin ‘20

Lauren Bracken ‘19

Harvey Campbell

Kathryn Braemer ‘03 and Josh Taylor

Margaret Campbell ‘71

Anne Stellwagen Connor ‘47 and Timothy Connor

Jennifer Braun ‘98 and Alexander Gray

Tess Candell ‘11

Joan Harper Bray ‘47

Ronald Cantor

Carly Brechner ‘20

Caity Cantrell

Mary Brennan

Katherine Cappola ‘19

Frances Burford Brent ‘66 and Greg Brent

Allison Carden

Melissa Wood Brewster ‘89 and George Brewster

Jane McIntyre Carlisle ‘63 and William Carlisle

Mary Briggs ‘63 Libby Edwards Brinton ‘59

Gina Carter and Michael Carter Barbara Cass and James Cass

Valerie Cohen ‘11

Cecilia Byrne Connor ‘02 and Nick Connor Florance Scott Conway ‘51 Lindsay Conway ‘96 Catherine Flanagan Cooney ‘82 and Wallace Cooney Margaret Corbit ‘67 and Wesley Blauvelt Diana Cosgrove Corinne Coughanowr ‘73 and Edward Lazo Elise Morris Covey ‘55 and E. M. Covey

Marcia Brose

Kim-Thien Nguyen Cavallin ‘98 and James Cavallin

Mary Gray Stetzer Brott ‘59 and Gordon Brott

Tiffany Cavanaugh ‘95 and Gavin Slaughter

Ann Cummin Brown ‘65 and Richard Bardwell, III

Jean Anne Osbahr Chadwick ‘95 and William Chadwick

Cornelia Brown

Alyssa Chatman ‘19

Zhengyin Cui ‘19

Destiny Brown ‘19

Fang Ding and Liang Chen

Rachel Miller Cumberland ‘05

Katie Goldener Brown ‘91 and Millard Brown

Elizabeth Chesick

Hannah Cummons ‘06

Leila Wilson Brown ‘56

Katherine Chesick ‘79

Paige Daggett and Bradley Daggett

Yvette Miller Brown ‘78 and Charles Brown

Jenny Chiang and William Wang

Lily Dahlgren

Diane Brunt ‘81

Susannah Choitz

Patricia Dahm and Anthony Dahm

Susan Brynteson

Sarah Christman ‘96 and Rebecca Ward

Georgia Dahm ‘19

Beverly Buella and Francisco Buella

Josie Chuang

Elizabeth Faylor Dalrymple ‘58

Lindsay Ehlers Cox and Christopher Cox Martha Craumer ‘71 Cherie Crisden and Christopher Crisden Alice Cooper Crozier ‘52

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Susan Dorfman and Drew Dorfman

Naomi Faszczyk

Charlotte Damico ‘10

Wei Dou and Qian Ma

Jan Fay ‘69 and Raymond Tekverk

Natalie Wingerning Damm

Alice Douglas ‘14

Cynthia Lynch Fedder ‘60 and Joel Fedder

Cynthia Gross Dantzic

Sarah Douglas ‘15

Hope Feher

Jane Darnell

Sally Downey

Kristin Feinberg ‘11

Golaleh Daryoush and Afshin Daryoush

Regina Downey-Brukner ‘86 and Richard Brukner

Beth Feingold ‘97 and Daisy Freund

Meriel Doyle ‘19

Andrea Hammerschmidt Felkins ‘71 and Robert Felkins

Sandra Scott Drayer ‘60 and Calvin Drayer, Jr.

Jinru Feng

Abigail Dubinski ‘21

Gabriella Ferreira and Robert Ferreira

Hannah Dubinski ‘18

Theresa Ferry and Daniel Ferry

Jennifer Jackson Davies ‘74 and Dwight Davies

Nancy Raynes Dubow ‘79 and Jay Dubow

Pamela Fetters

Lindsay Davis

Virginia Wilson Duffey ‘56 and Harry Duffey

Wendy Feulner

Christiane De Boisseson

Joseph Duke

Elisabeth Swett Fifield ‘51 and Richard Fifield

Marie de Varennes ‘65 and Thomas Cook

Arezoo Ghaneie and Kristoffel Dumon

Joanne Fink ‘77

Joan Shryock DeConinck ‘54 and Thierry DeConinck

Mary McIlvaine Dybvig ‘54 and Ralph Skoe

Jaimee Fitzpatrick and Andrew Fitzpatrick

Virginia Feroe Eckert-Hassinger ‘51 and Robert Hassinger

Lynne Flaxman and Howard Flaxman

Tanine Daryoush ‘11 Judy Datesman ‘71 Michele Russen Davey and Marcus Davey Margaret Blaney Davidson ‘71 and Harvey Davidson

Teresa DeFruscio Anne DeFuria Lycan ‘71 Stephanie Delaney and James Delaney Kenneth Delio

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Mary Sample Edmonds ‘54 and Franklin Edmonds Janet Steinmeyer Egan ‘69 and Michael Egan

Michelle Foa ‘93 Diane Foglizzo ‘01 Elizabeth Foo Richard Fooks

Rajat Deo and Arati Desai

Laura Frishberg Ehrlich ‘01 and Jonathan Ehrlich

Anisha Devas ‘19

Alison Eill and Steve Eill

Deana-Lee Forbes ‘16

Suman Devas and Vipul Devas

Ilana Eisenstein and Thomas Scott

Christina Forrest

Anne Matheson Dewey ‘52

Jennifer Fanfera Eiteljorg ‘89 and Eric Eiteljorg

Bernadette Cutaiar Forster ‘65

Julia Dewey ‘12

Kathleen England

Frances Forster ‘71 and David Danner

Diye Dia-Gaye and Oumar Gaye

Margaret Epstein and Neil Epstein

Susan Forster ‘69

Alexa Diecidue ‘19

Emily Erb

Jennifer Dietrich ‘17

Nil Ergin and Okan Ergin

Elisabeth Troffo Fountain ‘02 and William Fountain

Kristy DiGiacomo Lola Dineen ‘04

Marguerite Clagett Erickson ‘50 and Ruben Erickson

Nadia Dixon ‘19

Alistar Erickson-Ludwig ‘05

Dennis Frank

Sara Doelger and Matthew Doelger

Sue Dornblaser Evans ‘51

Jennie Frank

Bridget Doherty

Rui Fan and Xia Chen

Margaret Frantz ‘17

Louise Dolan ‘67

Sherri Farenwald

Barbara Bradley Dole ‘52 and C. Minot Dole

Angela Farren ‘09

Stephanie Shipon Freedman and Brian Freedman

Valentina Dolney and Derek Dolney

Regina Farren ‘11

Venice Fuller and Dean Forbes

Kimberly Fowlkes Karen Fox ‘67

Elizabeth Davidson Freeman ‘84 and Charles Freeman

bold = Trustee during campaign * = deceased

Mary Plunkett Freeman ‘49

Barbara Schwan Glaser ‘68 and Gareth Glaser

Fadwa Hamsasse

Laura Freundlich ‘83 and Paul Rabinovitch

Nisha Goel

Christine Hanhausen ‘03

Lauren Friedman-Way and Andrew Way

Elizabeth Goldsmith and Robert Goldsmith

Rachael Hans and Eric Hans

Heather Tashman Fritts ‘96 and Doug Fritts

Elizabeth Goldwater and Geoffrey Goldwater

Jamilia Hanson ‘03

Alysa Frost ‘08

Martha Goode ‘67

Kevin Harden

Patricia Coffin Fry ‘65

Chelsea Wurzak Govberg ‘05 and Brian Govberg

Maria Harlamova ‘20

Jennifer Frymiare Stevenson ‘98 and Jeffrey Stevenson

Rabika Gullapalli and Sudhakar Goverdhanam

Oxana Harlamova

Abby Grauman ‘07

Jackson Harmon ‘11

Lauren Graves and Kyle Graves

Miriam White Harp ‘56

Cher Gray ‘84

Elizabeth Wanning Harries ‘55 and Jennifer Whiting

Tessa Logan Fuller ‘11 Diane Sweeney and Peter Furcht Danielle Fraider Furey and Will Furey Diane Gaary ‘79 Brett Dorfman Gaillard ‘98 and Michael Gaillard Jenifer Gummey Gajdalo ‘60 and Steven Gajdalo Juliette Anderson Galbraith ‘96 and Michael Galbraith Amelia Gale ‘04 Stacy Gallagher and Pete Gallagher Marisa Galvez ‘95 Patricia Grubb Gambir ‘72 and Dalip Gambir Maureen Garling Kathryn Gates and John Gates Wendy Gelsanliter ‘82 and John Dore Ellen Gemme and Christopher Simpkins Natalie Georges ‘03 Elizabeth Gephart ‘07 Nancy Gephart ‘05 Richelle Gewertz ‘11 Mary Waring Gibson ‘68 Anoushka Gidh ‘19 Marjorie Gies ‘81 and Glenn Miller Miriam Diaz-Gilbert and Jonathan Gilbert Rebecca Gilbert ‘06 Jonna Gilbert-Wahle ‘05 and Max Wahle Betty Davis Gildehaus ‘53 and Ralph Gildehaus Mary Gillam ‘69 Teisha Cavanaugh-Gist and Asmaro Gist

Hilary Gray ‘11 Alexandra Greco April Belser Green and Kareem Green Elissa Greenberg ‘94 Spring Greeney Jennifer Greenfield ‘87 and Bryan McBride Deidre Greenhalgh and Peter Greenhalgh Stephanie Greer Ann Wood Gregg ‘76 and Davis Gregg Suzanne Selby Grenager ‘60 Joan Griffin ‘56 and Dean Fippinger Tracey MacBean Grills ‘89 and Jeffrey Grills

Ruth Feldman Harrison ‘62 Adrienne Ottenberg Hartman and Robert Hartman Miryam Harvey Kate McNamara and Patrick Harvey Alison Hassenplug and Kyle Hassenplug Sally Laue Hatfield ‘52 and Eugene Hatfield Paola Hatton and David Hatton Tiffany Hau ‘12 Stephanie Haugen and Michael Haugen Robert Havens

Deborah Grossman-Garber

Barbara Duling Hayward ‘72 and Robert Hayward

Elizabeth Grubman ‘15

Marie vanPatten Hayward ‘59

LuAnn Grubman and Jack Grubman

Ann Heatherington ‘89

Victoria Gundrum ‘11 Chitra Gupta and Ved Gupta

Sarah Stevens Heckscher ‘53* and Charles Carter, III

Vi Nguyen and Georgiy Guralnik

Birgit Heimann

Nora Guyer ‘99

Barbara Hunter Heitzenroder ‘62

Linda Hadley ‘81

Sarah Hellebush ‘69

Lee Hagon Hagon-Kerr and Kenneth Kerr, Jr.

Emily Helms ‘05

Arianna Hairston ‘17

Marretta King Henretig ‘61 and Frederick Henretig

Ann Hallowell ‘55 Stephanie Salvitti Haly ‘09 and Bryan Haly Katherine Hamilton ‘04 Emma Hamm ‘07

Connie Henry Hugh Henry Jillian Herman Paul Hermans

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Kathleen Johnson and Jimmie Johnson

Ellen Kunnes Knapp ‘62

Thomas Heverin

Margit Johnson ‘11

Jessica Silverberg Konopka

Carolyn Matheson Hirsch ‘54 and John Hirsch

Maura Gilroy Johnson ‘02 and Kevin Johnson

Larissa Kopytoff ‘97

Lynda Leonard Hitschler ‘59

Niara Johnson ‘19

Stephanie Saler Korn ‘94 and Stephen Korn

Carol Hochstrasser

Niki Johnson

Elizabeth Koster

Antoinette Cutaiar Hoffacker ‘61

Doreen Jones

Nira Kotay ‘19

Pamela Gaary Holran ‘84 and Peter Holran

Logan Jones-Merrill ‘14

Teagan Krane ‘19

Julia Hopkins ‘14

Akeem Jordan

Cheryl Krause and Bradford Everman

Cailey Hopkinson ‘19

Shawn Jordan

Diane Ku ‘10

Jonathan Horn

Sarah June ‘10

Gloria Kury ‘61 and Richard Ryan

Linda Moritz Howden ‘60 and Eugene Howden

Salome Mbofana and Sam Kachidza

Nancy and Harry Kushner

Katharine Howland ‘69

Julia Kait ‘19

Christine Kuzmick

Deborah Hand Howley ‘76 and Andrew Howley

Leslie Sabina Kalnajs ‘60 and Agris Kalnajs

Hyon Su Kwon ‘89

Wei Huang and Hong Han

Anne Kamrin

Nancy Wang and William Huang

Ina Kaplan

Danielle Christie Lachman ‘89 and Derek Lachman

David Huber

Courtney Behar Kaplin ‘06 and Andrew Kaplin

Eleanor Mitchell Huggins-Wendin ‘47 and Daniel Wendin

Melissa Karas and Michael Karas

Susan Ryszka and Stephen Hulme

Stefanie Kasperski and Lyle Johnson

Allison Hume ‘09 and Jacopo Cesareo

Emma Katzka ‘05

Dana Hunt

Judith Snyder Kaufman ‘64 and Barry Kaufman

Andrena Bear Huntsman ‘53

Gretchen Pendill Keitt ‘49 and George Keitt, Jr.

Victoria Havens Ince ‘01 and Serter Ince

Patricia Kelley and James Hemmerly

Ammarah Iqbal ‘05

Mariel Kenny

Delina Irgau ‘19

Marissa Keough

Elizabeth Braemer Isanuk ‘01 and Daniel Isanuk

Jeannette Keshishian and Vicken Keshishian

Shirley Ivey and Robert Ivey

Victoria Kelly Kessel ‘71 and Andrew Kessel

Christine Jackson and John Jackson

Juliana Kho ‘18

Katherine Jackson ‘02

Raena Khorram ‘99 and Soorena Khojasteh

Jordan Valutas Jacobs ‘03 and Matthew Jacobs

Janice Kim

Elizabeth Jamme ‘78

Kelsey Kines ‘13

Lydia Hume Jeffress ‘03 and Tyrone Jeffress

Anne Peters King ‘61 and Joseph King, Jr.

Helen Ji ‘19

Virginia Kirwan and Michael Kirwan

Azzaya Johnson ‘19

Dawn Buckley Kivela ‘71 and Dave Kivela

Crystal Johnson and Troy Johnson

Emily Klebanoff ‘85

Wendy-Anne Roberts-Johnson and Elton Johnson

Katherine Klima ‘71

Helena Antonaides Lehman ‘89 and Trent Lehman

Barbara Klock and Salem Shuchman

Ashley Thomas Lenihan ‘96

Justine Karp ‘06

Diane Lacing Akela Lacy ‘11 Shawn Lacy ‘71 Vega Lalire ‘68 Karen Lancaster Patricia Landau-Smith Mary Fisher Landrum ‘44* Maura Langan Cynthia Lapinski Karen Larsen Joan LaVan and Donald LaVan* Annie Laverty and Steve Laverty Tina Oh Lawrence ‘85 Rita Laychock Carolyn Lazar ‘60 Lee Davidson Leach ‘61 and Peter Leach Ju Lynn Lim and Albert Lee Jennifer Lee Margaret Russell LeFevour ‘01 and Conor LeFevour

bold = Trustee during campaign * = deceased

Claire Hallowell Leonard ‘99 and Patrick Leonard

Kathleen Lower ‘69 Debora Lui

Cynthia Harper Leonard ‘54 and Jonathan Leonard

Maria Luis and Nelson Luis

Sarah Levin Goodstine ‘97 and Laurie Levin Goodstine

Katherine Lundy ‘89

Carlotta Lukens

Leonore Huppert Levin and Kenneth Levin

Corey Luttrell

Isabelle Levy ‘01 and Nugi Jakobishvili

Marissa Luttrell

Laura Lewis ‘81 and Gerald Scannell, Jr.

Aileen Lynch-McCulloch

Rebecca Lewis

Janet Cahoon MacBean ‘66 and N. Scott MacBean

Jingxi Li ‘19 Shengjie Li and Yaling Zhou Shiyu Li ‘19 Xiangyu Li and Hui Han Min Zhao and Zhi Li Nancy Heston Ligget ‘47 and J. Thomas Ligget Nancy Weir Lilburn ‘71 and Michael Lilburn Addison Lilholt Julia Cox Limongello ‘01 and Thomas Limongello Tao Lin and Zhiyi Yang Penelope Tsaltas Lisk ‘77 and Douglas Lisk Jenna Liss ‘11 Margelle Liss and Sheldon Liss Donna Dietz Littlefield ‘52 and Richard Littlefield Alissa Liu ‘19 Enid Leung and Damin Liu Erica Gerdes Lockwood ‘96 Elizabeth MacDonald Loeb ‘55 Courtney Ray Loomis ‘17 Lisa Lopez-Carickhoff and David Carickhoff Wilma Lorber Victoria Lord and Edward Lord Carolyn Lawley Losty ‘79 and James Losty Catalina Loveman and James Loveman Valentina Loveman Kirsten Lowell

Helen Haskell MacCallum ‘71 and Harry MacCallam Marsha Satchell Mack ‘98 and Eric Mack Caroline MacMoran ‘78 and Joan Hooke Jean MacRae ‘65 Mayumi Maeda and Katsuhide Maeda

Eleanor Earle Mascheroni and Mark Mascheroni Jaclyn Mason ‘95 Melissa Mason ‘02 Karrie Massee Massee ‘69 Robin Matlin Charlotte Matthai ‘13 Brooke Mattingly and Josh Mattingly McKenna Matus ‘19 Bonnie Moxey Maxwell ‘56* Susan Mayall and Brian Mayall John McAleer Jane McAleese ‘19 Adrienne McBride Joyce McBride

Julia Maenza ‘18

Louise Beachboard McCabe ‘59 and James McCabe

Deirdre Pook Magarelli and Brendan Magarelli

Lyn Ciocca McCaleb ‘71

Alisha Maity ‘11

Carolyn Kolva McCarter ‘76

Joseph Mallon

Patricia Parcher McCarter ‘46

Sandra Mallon

Alexis Egan McCarthy ‘81 and Paul McCarthy

Ida Malloy

Jackie McClafferty and John McClafferty

Samantha Mandell ‘96

Dorcas McDonald ‘57

Namita Mani ‘94 and Winston Paes

Faith Jung McDowell ‘58 and Arthur McDowell

Carole Manley

Kirsten McElwaine

Mary-Parke Edwards Manning ‘40 and James Manning

Kiera McFadden-Roan ‘00

Caroline Manogue and Christopher Manogue Elizabeth Mantelmacher ‘15 Meredith Mariani ‘94 and Justin Durst Michelle Mariette ‘17 Josiane Mariette and Richard Mariette Melina Marmarelis and Samuel Takvorian Madeleine Marr ‘17 McCaleigh Marr ‘19 Elizabeth Martin ‘07 Mariel Kornblith Martin ‘03 and Miguel Pulido Kathleen Mascaro

Elizabeth McGowan ‘75 and Guy Hedreen Margaret McGowan ‘71 and Duncan Skinner Lisa Held and Michael McIlhinney Jaslyn McIntosh ‘13 Sheila McKeown and Daniel McKeown Elisa McKinley ‘20 Mary Hale Lovett McLean ‘53 and Charles McLean, Jr. Lauren Harrar McMichael ‘96 and Wesley McMichael Alison McMurtrie ‘07 Katye Meashey ‘05

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Up to $249 (continued) Florianne Greer Meldrum ‘47 Anne Mele ‘70 and John Duder Christine Meyer ‘75 Helen Miehle ‘68 Erica Miller ‘03

Cynthia Nelson and Michael Nelson Nancy Ely Newlin Delia Sudler Newton ‘10 Laura Nguyen ‘15 Maria Nguyen ‘19

Pardis Partow ‘89 and Brian Long Anshoo Patel and Vishal Patel Maya Patel ‘13 Jennifer Hood Pawlosky ‘84 and Mark Pawlosky Elizabeth Knorr Payne ‘59 and William Payne, III Tessa Pearlstein ‘21

Kazuko Nishisaki and Huahsin Ko

Isabel Braham Pedersen ‘46 and Norman Pedersen, Jr.

Danielle Niu ‘08

Julia Pedrick ‘11

Gabrielle Niu ‘06

TraiAnne Peek ‘11

Noelle Niu ‘10

Laura Pellicano ‘19

Ronnie Norton

Julia Pelzer ‘11

Ellen Noteware

Claire Sanford Perrault ‘53

Erin O’Donnell ‘10

Nancy Powers Perry ‘77 and Steve Perry

Sarah Mohr

Judith Slocum O’Donnell ‘51 and Barnes O’Donnell

Marla Persky

Alyssa Morales ‘19

Ann Kelly Ogle ‘73 and Nicholas Ogle

Tristan Morales

Joan Davis O’Leary ‘50

Monica Moran ‘92 and Daniel Hecht

Victoria Steiger Olin ‘71 and Laurie Olin

Pamela Morgan

Rosalyn Ominsky

Robyn Bechdel Morgan ‘75

Anne Woolf Oney ‘56 and James Oney

Ron-Shanita Morris ‘05

Linda Mauger Onorato ‘70 and Frank Onorato

Wendy Morrison ‘11

Susan Klinger Orlady ‘77 and Lewis Orlady

Wendy Morse and Chris Morse

Jean Osbahr

Karin Kershner Moses ‘87 Lisa Mount and Jeffrey Mount

Patricia Drobile O’Shea ‘74 and Lawrence O’Shea

Jane Maine Mueller ‘58 and James Mueller

Kim Osterman and Mark Osterman

Elsie Pitocchelli

Kathryn Mullaney and David Mullaney

Phyllis Oxenreider and James Oxenreider

Marisa Riley Pizzi ‘06 and Michael Pizzi

Mary Ann Best Murphy ‘47*

Celia Page ‘19

Blayer Pointdujour

Joan Murray

Clara Page ‘22

James Pope

Kelly Murray and Michael Murray

Juliet Paiva ‘19

Andra Popescu and Adrian Popescu

Maureen Murray

Kimberly Webb Palacios ‘96 and Brian Palacios

Barbara Nevling Porter ‘64 and Michael Porter

Dawn Murray and Michael Murray

Rebecca Wiggins Parayre ‘84 and Roch Parayre

Susan Post and Benjamin Post

Mary Meanor Naef ‘61 and Weston Naef, Jr.

Charles Park

Haley Post ‘09

Deana Namvou and Jack Namvou

Amanda Parlett ‘95 and Gustine Pelagatti

Jason Potten

Sharon Nardelli

Julia Crowley Parmentier ‘69 and Marc Parmentier

Diana Potts

Jennifer Miller Mary Miller and Douglas Miller Lisa Miller and Robert Miller Barbara Shearer Minsker ‘61 and John Minsker Chelmy Misaki Bertolli and Steven Dunnewijk Rahul Mistry Judith McNeely Mitchell ‘58 and James Mitchell Jane Mittelman

Martha Lesser Neale ‘75 and William Neale

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Genevieve Murphy Nelson ‘81 and Robert Nelson

Sydney Parmet ‘19

Noreen Pettaway Jo Ann Phelan and Albert Phelan Alexandra Phelan ‘19 Marjorie Philips and Steven Philips Graham Phillips Jacqueline Bulluck-Phillips and Romaine Phillips Cora Howson Pillsbury ‘53 and Donald Pillsbury, Jr. Elizabeth Headly Pilot ‘48 Marie Piquion and Jacques Piquion

Sally Powell and Frank Powell Linda Harkrader Powers and Don Powers bold = Trustee during campaign * = deceased

Makayla Pratt ‘19

Isabella Romeo ‘14

Willa Brown Schell ‘77 and James Schell

Maryanne Thomas Pratt ‘51 and Stanley Pratt

Alexandra Rose ‘19

Johanna Schleyer

Rachel Pray and Peter Pray

Cheryle Rosen and David Rosen

Ladan Schlichting and Warren Schlichting

Cynthia Ramsey Price ‘58

Joan Steinmeyer Rosenberg ‘71 and Henry Rosenberg

Anne Griffin Schlosser ‘58 and Gary Schlosser

Ruth Finninger Proctor ‘41* and Norman Proctor Judith Prowda ‘69 Lakshana Pujar and Hari Pujar Stefanie Williams ‘05 Marjorie Raffaelli and Noam Raffaelli Anne Comitta Ragusin ‘05 Mira Ramchandani Diana Ran and Albert Ran Louise Swett Ransom ‘48 and David Ransom Lynn Williams Ray ‘70 Elizabeth Reinhard ‘67 Marcia Krane Reiver ‘78 and Robert Reiver Robin Resnick and Adam Resnick Lois McClarin Revi ‘51 Rachel Klein Rexer ‘71 Virginia Brennen Reynolds ‘55 and Thomas Reynolds

Jacqueline Rosenberger and Andrew Rosenberger Rosilyn Polan Ross ‘71 Val Rossman and Louis Rossman Kathryn Roth ‘71 Saranne Rothberg Kay Rothman Anna Rotter Virginia Royster ‘60 and John Chapin Paulette Rubin Susan Mauger Rudy ‘72 and Chester Rudy, Jr. Kimberly Ruley Joanne Ruse and Kevin Ruse Jackie Russell and Dan Russell Larissa Russell ‘09 Courtney Shively Ryan ‘07 Jamie Ryan ‘06

Judith Strong Rice ‘58 and William Rice

Cynthia Schmalzried and William Ryan

Meredith Rich ‘04

Megan Rohricht Rybas and John Rybas

Alexandra Leys Rickenbacker ‘49

Diana Gibson Sacerio and Enrique Sacerio-Gari

Julia Rigby

Ellyn Saft and Stephen Saft

Teresa Riley and Kevin Riley

Tanya Salgado and Ralph Salgado

Debra Wood and Christopher Rippie

Elaine Salinger ‘71 and Chris Ketner

Ann Pearce Roberts ‘50 and Richard Roberts

Elena Saltzman ‘12

Julia Belson Roberts ‘97 and Brent Roberts

Christina Salvitti ‘11

Beverly Roberts and Wendell Roberts

Karen Salvitti and Edward Salvitti

Mary Robinson ‘71 and Erik Brogger

Savannah Sanford ‘19

Ruth Davidon Rodgers ‘82 and Andy Rodgers

Marlon Satchell ‘94

Dana Roeser ‘71 and Donald Platt

Nancy Martin Saunders ‘60 and Roger Saunders

Elizabeth Conroy Roggio ‘01 and Dax Roggio

Caroline Sawin ‘11

Gayle Roman and Douglas Roman

Ashita Schafer and Jason Schafer

Erin Roman ‘19

Kelly Schonour Schaffer

Caterina Roman and John Roman

Joshua Scharf

Brightin Schlumpf ‘03 Diane Jorgensen Schmidt ‘70 and J Ken Schmidt Patricia Schoenberg and Claude Schoenberg Abigail Adams Schoff ‘54 Hannah-Lise Schofield and David Mazzone Abigail Schork ‘15 Mary Lyman Schreiber ‘50 Jeffrey Schubert Kaethe Schumacher ‘84 and Michael Epstein Laura Scolnick ‘86 Adrienne Scott ‘11 Alexis Scott Joan Scott ‘59 Anne Cole Scuderi ‘90 and Matthew Scuderi Nicol Segel and Alan Segel Tamar Seiver ‘84 and John D’Amico Elisabeth Seliverstoff Karen Sendler ‘90 and John Kirkwood Audrey Senior ‘18 Isabel Senior ‘16 Martha Senior and Robert Senior Kathryn Stearns Sergio ‘74 Jane Grubb Sestilio ‘79 and Jeffrey Sestilio Anne Sexton Emily Mathews Sexton ‘62 and Charles Sexton Sally Albyn Seymour ‘67 and Lon Seymour Natalie Sgro ‘19 Dorin Shams and Zubair Shams Madhulika Sharma and Harinder Sharma Meenakshi Sharma and Rajeev Sharma Virginia Woodring Sharpless ‘74 and Edward Sharpless Alexis Shatzman ‘19

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Susane Soffe ‘87

Sara Sultanik

Patricia Riihiluoma Shaw ‘47 and Donald Shaw

Jane Veckly Soffel ‘54 and Andrew Soffel

Elizabeth Sun ‘68 and Leslie Tupchong

Kristyn Shayon Miller ‘99 and Brian Miller

Sherin Solara-Fahel and Omar Fahel

Xiaohan Sun ‘19

Molly Sheehan and Ian Yuan

Katherine Walton Sollers ‘67

Virginia Bush Suttman ‘55

Jessica Shen ‘19

Damaris South

Miriam Adam Swanson ‘57 and David Swanson

Lili Wang and Jiyang Shen

Amie Soya-Bongay

Bianca Jordan Swift ‘96 and Keith Swift

Kelly Sheridan and Stephen Sheridan

Callie Spaide ‘04

Shanita Swinson and Marcus Swinson

Mingxin Shi ‘19

Jessica Spatz-McNeary

Alexandra Sym-Smith ‘78 and John Smith

Jennifer Meredith Shields ‘92 and Nathan Shields

Ashley Spaventa

Abigail Berman Talarico ‘01 and Andrew Milby

Ellen Spector

Meg Golden Taraska ‘93 and Walter Taraska

Margaret Shields ‘09

Agnes Sperry ‘08

Nadia Tareen ‘11

Melissa Shingles ‘93

Julia Spieler ‘05

Sophia Tareen ‘13

Rachel Shoemaker ‘08 and Erich Barchi

Lisa Yaffe Sprafkin ‘89 and Neal Sprafkin

Ashley Tate ‘19

Katherine Sibley and Joseph Horwitz

Malathy Appasamy and Arun Srinivasan

Homa Tavangar and Alexander Tavangar

Somera Ali and Aqeel Siddiqui

Carly Stains ‘09

Anne Morris Taylor ‘69

Zoya Siddiqui ‘19

Erin Hesketh Stampone

Erin Taylor and Daniel Taylor

Abigail Siedlarz ‘81

Eleanor Stanton ‘60

Maggie Taylor and Jesse Taylor

Patricia Silva and Saturnino Silva

Savanna Stanton-Ameisen ‘13

Andre Teixeira

Amanda Keller Silveira ‘09

Jenny Staple ‘00

Anjelika Paranjpe Temple ‘01 and David Temple

Staci Carson Silverman ‘87 and Michael Silverman

Olivia Steckman ‘19

Frances Tenney

Alexandra Stein ‘06

Julia Viner Tenthoff ‘96

Kathleen Simone and André Simone

Amanda Birnbaum Steinberg ‘95 and David Steinberg

Sakthipriya Janarthanan and Rajesh Thirumaran

Arden Simone ‘13

Barbara Caulton Sterne ‘55 and Robert Sterne

Cartier Thomas ‘19

Brooke Simone ‘11

Tracy Holmes Stevens and Dennis Stevens

Kristin Thorkelson ‘07

Latasha Simpson

Zoe Stevens ‘18

Xinrong Tian and Gloria Yiu

Courtenay Singer ‘87

Andrea Stoltz and Carl Stoltz

Jessica Tingling

Julia Singer ‘19

Juliana Wright Stowe ‘45*

Hannah Tipperman ‘15

Paula Singer ‘71 and Howard Kaufold

Mary Parrish Strange ‘67

Rachael Tipperman ‘15

Alicia Skubick ‘90 and Nicholas Darlow

Elizabeth Strauss and Matthew Hagarty

Jessica Friedberg Smith ‘03 and Doug Smith

Vivienne Jones Stretten ‘71 and Marc Stretten

Marion Hamer Tippetts ‘50 and Charles Tippetts, Jr.

Leslie Smith ‘74 and Marc Cutler

Kayla Cohen Stuckey ‘10

Margaret Patten Smith ‘50

Caryn Sucharski

Kathyann Smith and Roger Smith

Anne Rouse Sudduth and Matthew Sudduth

Susana Lambour-Smotkin and Richard Smotkin

Gabrielle Sugarman

Kerrie Snead

Anjali Sukhavasi ‘19

Blair Soffe ‘85

Elena Sullivan ‘01

Matt Simon

Melissa Sullivan

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Jessica Tocio Judith Warner Tomfohrde ‘52* Camille Jolly-Tornetta and Anthony Tornetta Olivia Tornetta ‘19 Amanda Torres ‘14 Sharon Townley Taylor Trapp ‘19 bold = Trustee during campaign * = deceased

Noel Travers

Scott Warfel

Sue Witte and Joseph Witte

Karin Triester ‘79 and David O’Brien

Tamara Warhol ‘91

Elizabeth Kreitler Wolf ‘57

Leila Edgerton Trismen ‘58

Kayla Watkins ‘16

Michelle Woo and John Woo

Karen Harmelin Tropea ‘94 and Craig Tropea

Martha Smith Watson ‘72

Elizabeth Wood ‘49

Lila Tuckman ‘19

Melissa Paul Wattam ‘87 and Dean Wattam

Sean Tuckman ‘19

Linda Wayman and Dana Wayman

Elizabeth Heckscher Wreden ‘93 and Chris Wreden

Leah Tulin ‘99 and Seth Rappaport

Joan Cavanaugh Weber ‘56

Alkim Tuna ‘87

Ann Holland Weeks ‘50

Sarah Ayres Turnbull ‘02 and Doug Turnbull

Patricia Weidler

Phyllis Turner and Daniel Turner

Carole Weiner ‘77

Susan Turner and Ian Turner

Cynthia Weisman ‘83

Sarah Turner ‘05

Haley Weiss ‘14

Carol Twyman and Charles Twyman

Nancy Stewart Weiss ‘69

Isabella Tyminski ‘19

Rochelle Rudolph Weiss ‘85 and Jonathan Weiss

Julia Tyminski ‘13 Stephanie Tzarnas ‘09 Andrea Undercofler and Randall Undercofler Rhoda Vanderwall Mwanasha VanWright and James VanWright Manjula Velani Rahul Velani Giavanna Vicari ‘19 Stacey Lang Vincent and Andrew Vincent Magen Kauffman and Andrés Viroslav Talia Viroslav ‘20 Stephanie Vogel Linda Von Dulm

Danielle Gardner Wright ‘04 and Kalefe Wright Karen Welch Wright ‘77 and Jonathan Wright Donnica Wright and Kharma Wright Victoria Wright ‘95 Kathleen Johnson Wu ‘59 and Hsiu Kwang Wu QiongYan Yu and XiaoDong Wu Lequn Wang and Jie Xiong Wei Jiang and Haifeng Yang

Valerie Welsh and William Welsh

Elizabeth Taylor Yarnall ‘72 and Gerard Yarnall

Lulu Wen and Jason Wen

Carole Mikita York ‘70 and Neil York

Dorothy K. Wenzel

Sara Robb Yorke ‘59 and Robert Yorke

Rose Frye West ‘73 and Keith West

Catherine Young

Pamela Byecroft Wetherill ‘61 and David Wetherill

Valerie Brosius Young ‘53 and Matthew Young

Anne Whelan ‘81 Dorothy King Whitcher ‘71 Peggy White and James White Rachel White ‘18 Mary Wick Priscilla Coffin Widlak ‘69

Peggy Wachs

Joanne McCurdy Widom ‘49 and Benjamin Widom

Honey Wadhera and Dhiraj Wadhera

Emelie Langdon Wilkes and Tom Wilkes

Bonnie Beckford Wagman ‘66

Carol Wilkinson ‘65

Tejan Walcott

Sean Williams

Caroline Asher Walker ‘70

Sally Willis

Cynthia Walker

Lynn Willson

Lauren Walker ‘04

Heather Wilson

Wendy Waltman

Lee Weidenbacher Winborne ‘44

Janice Wang ‘96 and Herman Pontzer

Marcia Hertrich Windley ‘69

Julie Wang and Jason Wright

Marion Converse Winkler ‘73 and James Winkler

Lisa Wang ‘26

Stephen Wren

Mingyao Li and Yi Yu Rebecca Grantham Zaro Shujing Xiang and Tao Zhang Meijuan Liu and Wei Zhang Shiyu Zhou ‘19 Jessica Zhu ‘21 Pamela Zilch and Bradley Zilch Pamela Mattoon Zisselman ‘74 Ashley Zitofsky Jane Levene Zuckerman ‘58 and Michael Zuckerman We strive to properly thank all of our donors and have worked to compile lists that are accurate and complete; however, to err is human. If you notice missing or incorrect information, please let us know by contacting Karen Salvitti at ksalvitti@baldwinschool.org.

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I am deeply grateful for the time, talent and tremendous generosity of so many members of our Baldwin community who came together and enabled The Future Is Baldwin campaign to reach such incredible milestones. In doing so, you reaffirmed our School’s strong position as a national leader in all-girls education and ensured that Baldwin will continue to play a significant role in preparing young women for any future they imagine, for many years to come.”

MARISA PORGES ’96, PHD, HEAD OF SCHOOL

Board of Trustees 2021–22 BOARD OF TRUSTEE OFFICERS

Patricia Weiser P ’22, ’24, Chair Brian Halak P ’22, ’24, Vice Chair Rachel Gerstenhaber Stern ’83, Vice Chair Martha Ortiz P ’16, Treasurer Sejita Page P ’19, ’22, Secretary TRUSTEES

Marje Armstrong P ’31, ’36 Thomas Bachrach P ’29, ’31 Whitney Bachrach P ’29, ’31, Parents’ Association President Amanda Bernard P ’26 Darren Bramen P ’22, ’24 Jennifer Cross P ’23 Scott Deitz P ’27 Pontea Fazeli Dixon ’98 Bridget Doherty, Faculty Trustee Kim Heuer P ’27 Thomas Heverin P ’26 Carolyn Jones ’73, P ’14 Stephanie Romeika La Nasa ’96 Raphaelina Loke P ’06, ’08, ’10, Faculty Trustee John Pearlstein P ’21, ’24 Marisa Porges ’96, Head of School Gene Pratter P ’94 Julia Pudlin ’02 Alicia Roebuck ’05, Alumnae Association Executive Board President Philip Rosenzweig P ’22 Laura Small ’04, National Board of Advisors President Amy Sobel ’86 Kevin Steele P ’22 SENIOR TRUSTEES

Samuel R. Scott P ’96, ’98, ’00, GP ’35 HONORARY TRUSTEES

Rachel Funk Jenkins ’44 Blair D. Stambaugh

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