George School Report of Gifts 2009-2010

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Every Gift Counts

GEORGE SCHOOL

REPORT OF GIFTSfrom Parents & Grandparents

2009

2010

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1LETTER FROM THE HEAD OF SCHOOL nancy starmer

Dear Friends,

I write this letter having recently returned from a trip to Asia to

visit George School graduates and families in Taiwan, Korea, and

mainland China. The latter is a burgeoning group, most of them

new to U.S. independent schools in general and to Friends educa-

tion in particular. Perhaps for that reason, I found their perspec-

tives and impressions of George School especially moving, and

I want to begin this letter with a story that illustrates that point.

One of our hosts in Shanghai was the father of a recent

graduate, and on our last night he spoke about what he and his

family have learned over the course of their son’s time at George

School. “When I was growing up,” he said, “I couldn’t have

imagined that in my lifetime I would be able to afford a house

with a refrigerator and stove in the kitchen, much less be able to

send my son to America to school. So many things are changing

in China, many for the good, but I worry that this next generation

will take these amenities for granted and that they won’t under-

stand that many others in their own country and the world still

live the way I used to live.”

“George School’s focus on service, on community, and on

living responsibly have been an inspiration to me,” he continued.

“I sent my son to George School so that he would have experience

of other cultures and to enable him to attend a good university

in the U.S., but he, and we, have received so much more. While I

can’t do as much as Barbara Anderson has done, I know that, like

Barbara, I want to give back for all that George School has given

to us. I know that the true significance of sending my son to the

U.S. will be realized when he and his generation show a similar

commitment to their society and to their school.”

This parent’s experience led him to become a leadership donor

to both the Mollie Dodd Anderson Library and the Annual Fund.

He also has supported George School’s Global Service Program in

China, which sends students and teachers to work with villages

destroyed in the earthquakes of 2008. This past spring, this and

another Chinese family joined together to form a foundation that

will fund George School-China service programs for the next four

years. Several other Chinese families have shown their apprecia-

tion in similar ways.

That George School and Barbara Dodd Anderson’s example

have made such an impact on these families in such a short period

of time both highlights and illustrates the importance of the

gifts that we are celebrating in the pages of this Report of Gifts.

You give because you appreciate the education that you or your

children or grandchildren received at George School, because

you understand that a strong spiritual and ethical foundation is

as important as a strong intellectual foundation, and because you

understand the importance of giving back. And your gifts, like

Barbara’s and like the gifts of our new Chinese families, instruct

and inspire others. Thank you.

This year, your gifts resulted in tremendous accomplishment

here at George School. We opened the new Mollie Dodd Anderson

Library and Learning Commons, which was dedicated on Parents’

Visiting Day in October, with contributions from more than six

hundred of you. Your gifts also helped us renovate the McFeely

library into classroom space to accommodate our history depart-

ment. Last year, gifts to scholarship funds made it possible for

scores of students to attend George School who would otherwise

not have been able to come. George School teachers also benefit-

ted from your generosity this past year, through your contribu-

tions to endowed faculty chairs and professional development

funds, and through your support of our Annual Fund. I also am

thrilled to report that thanks to your help, we met our ambitious

Annual Fund goal of $1.1 million.

Over the next year, I know that your gifts will be an inspiration

to others. On behalf of all of the current students, staff, and

faculty of George School, I want to thank you again for your belief

and commitment.

Sincerely,

“ Your gifts will be an inspiration to others. Thank you again for your belief and commitment.”

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2 George School giving levels recognize the generous contribu-

tions of our donors whose gifts instruct and inspire others.

Tuition 73.8%

Endowment13.5%

Annual Fund 4.1%

Auxiliary and Other Revenue 5.1%

Summer Programs 3.5%

1893 Circle $25,000 and more

Meetinghouse Circle $10,000-$24,999

Main Circle $5,000-9,999

Sunnybanke Circle $2,500-4,999

South Lawn Circle $1,000-2,499

LEADERSHIP LEVELS

REVENUE 2009-2010 GEOGRAPHICAL BREAKDOWN OF GIFTS FROM PARENTS

PARENTS Annual Fund: $246,786 - 61% Freshman Parents: 54% Sophomore Parents: 66% Junior Parents: 59% Senior Parents: 60%

1893 Circle

Anonymous (2)

Qi Gao and Nannan Xia

Meetinghouse Circle

Blake Rodgers and Jody

Krosnick Rodgers ’79

Barry Sonnenfeld and

Susan Ringo §

Jian Zhang and Min Shi

Main Circle

Charles and Michelle Bitzer

Steven and Lisa Bryer

Chen-Yu Cheng and Hsiu-Huei Lee

Geoffrey A. Darby and

Margo E. Garrison ’72

Joseph and Dorothy Highland

Robert and Marie Kimelheim

Ivy Lewis

Leonor Sa Machado

Theresa Mazack

Thomas and Jean Pedersen

James and Michele Peruto

Gang Ren and Youbin Zhang

Melinda Vallone

Sunnybanke Circle

Anonymous (2)

Jack and Ilene Brod

Jae Huck Chang and Eun Young Lee

Siyuan Chen and Yan Cai

Lan Chung and Myong Soon Kim

John and Denise Edelblut

John and Susan Eichert

Ruth English

Paul H. and Ann K. Friedman

John and Gwyneth Langeler

John and Jennifer Bryson McGahren

Karen Norris

Choon Keun Park and Yeon Hee Lee

Carlo and Pamela Russo

Craig and Kim Scott

Steven and Elizabeth Weiler

Xingchi Wen and Kexiu Wu

Zhiping Xie and Hu Lihua

South Lawn Circle Jonathan Adams and Bonnie

Hoffman-Adams

Sung Jung Cho and Kyung Sook Lee

Mark and Gianna Durand

Mark and Maria Feinman

Patrick and Ann Garreaud

David Hayden and Tracy LaRou

William and Wendy Herbert

Kenneth and Patricia Heys

Holly Houston

Justin Huang and Li-Lin Lu

Stan James and Jenny Ornsteen

In Tae Jung and Myung Ja Cha

Hong Woong Kim and Mee Ran Jeon

Woon Hwa Lee and Mi Jung Kim

Dunstan McNichol and

Michelle Ruess

Mark Meltzer

James and Margarita Paulson

Marc Powell

Mark Rosenthal and Kim Gross

Grant Wiggins

Anonymous (4)

Jonathan K. Alden ’82 and

Megan Du Bois ’84

William and Florence Aldrich

Keith J Alexander

Steven Arvey

Robert and Rosaria Atwater

John and Agnes Baffoe-Bonnie

Richard Balka and Debra

Gross Balka ’77

Rick and Amber Bankoff

Charles Bardes and

Barbara Kilpatrick

Madeline Bayliss

Brent Becker and Rachel Sterns

GIFTS FROM PARENTSAND GRANDPARENTS

Gifts from the families of students and alumni play a special

role in the life of their children. Because tuition covers less than

74 percent of the cost of educating each student, parents and

grandparents help make George School’s unique environment

possible through their contributions. We are pleased to recognize

their commitment to the school.

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10%

30%

40%

50%

60%61%

70%75%

70%

80%

20%

56%

42%39%

35%39%

33%

42%

Mid-Atlantic States New England States Midwestern States

Southern StatesWestern StatesChina

KoreaTaiwanEuropean Countries

Other Countries

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3William and Kathie Bentley

Jean Hesselman Bohr ’76 §

Giorgio and Linda Bolis

Kenneth and Claudia Boyle

Martin and Esther Brecher

J. David and Amy Ward Brimmer

George and Carletta Brooker

Leonard J. Brown

Marie-Claire Brown ’77

Sheila Brown

S. Marshall and Patricia Burns

Don Butler

Thomas Byrne and Janice Brown

Vince Campellone and Karen

Baker Campellone ’82

Michael and Rose Carbonara

Vincent and Christine Carcia

Gregg Carpene and Melissa

Loomar Carpene ’82

Gretchen Castle

Ireneo and Gloria Castro

Chung Ming Chang and

Shu Hui Chiu

Ruiting Chang and Xuefang Li

Gang Chen and Hua Ding

Elizabeth Antrim Cherney

Chi-Yu Chien and Shu-Hua Lee

Michael and Miriam Chipimo

Chuei-Hong Chiu and

Su-Huang Cheng

Jong Soo Choi and Jung Bae Kim

Frank Cincotta and Diane Sterner

Matt and Valerie Clark

Tim and Kimberly Clinton

Daniel and Jane Cohen

William and Patricia Collins

Ronald and Sala Cox

Paul J. Croce

Terry and Nancy Culleton §

Anthony and Paula D’Amico

Kevin Davis ’77 and Jenna

Kuebler Davis ’78 §

William and Jacqueline Denton

Barbara Deuell

Anthony and Bethann DiGiovanni

Beth DiGiulian

John and Liza DiMino

William S. Dockhorn ’56 and

Carol Wengert §

Donald duBoulay and

Althea Seaborn

Edward and Diana Dunbar

Rodney and Mary Dunbar

Monika M. Ehmann

Steven Einstein

James English

Robert ’80 and Denise Esberg

Gary Eshbaugh and Julie

Krikorian Eshbaugh ’83

Fredy and Silvia Estrada

Joyce Falsetti

Fernando and Ana Fernandes

Marc and Joy Finkel

Patrick and Laura Fisher

Charles and Valerie Folk

David and Amy Durie Forrest

Isabelle Francois

Alexander and Vita Fridman

Mary Ann Fritschie

Salvatore Gambino and Susan David

Maurice Gaquer and Janet

Raymond ’80

Michael Garfinkle and Terry

Levitt-Garfinkle

Joseph and Laura Garry

Steve and Alice Gens

Donald Gerecke and Marion Gordon

Timothy and Suzan Gillis

Gary Gilman and Deborah Zelitch

Xev Gittler and Rebecca Schore

Tracey Giuffrida

John Gleeson ’65 and Constance

Edwards Gleeson ’78

Audrey Goldstein

Carmen Gonzalez

Jeffrey Gordon and Jo

Harding-Gordon

Kevin and Vicki Gottlieb

Bernard Graebener and Mary Hunt

D. Mirjam Gross ’80

Christopher Grosso and Giselle

Metcalf-Grosso

Alberto Gutierrez ’75 and

Theresa Finn

Mark Haber and Nancy

Chiyo Moriuchi

Lillian Hall

Andrew and Allison Hamilton

Jeffrey and Denise Hamren

Wolfgang and Elke H.P. Hannel

Michael Hanscom and Danielle

Hanscom-Thode

John and Pamela Harkins

James and Winifred Harmon

Bob Haug

Stephen and Jennifer Hayden

Steven Heitzer and Kelly Meashey

Renee Hems-Schools

What impresses you about George School? We have been very impressed by how our son Tony ’10 has changed, both in his academic study skills and his personality. In China, academics are most important. Service and growing as a person are not considered as important as they are at George School. Last year, Tony went on the Global Service Program (GSP), and this year, he was a leader for the program. We appreciate all the opportunities George School gave to Tony and to the whole family.

As parents, why do you give to the Annual Fund? We learned a lot from Barbara Dodd Anderson’s gift. It motivated us to give to George School. As parents, we want to become a giving model for our son, so that he can learn to give back to others.

With Tony in college, will your relationship with George School continue? Absolutely. We were very happy to join the George School community, to make friends, and to learn about the U.S. We will continue to give and to share what we learned with the China Parents Association. And we hope that GSP will keep grow-ing and that it—and our role in it—will continue for the next ten or twenty years.

Qi Gao and Nannan Xia p’10Parent annual Fund Donors*

The Gao Family lives in Shanghai and Tony plans to attend New York University next year. Following the 2008 Sichuan earthquake, they became involved in service projects there and worked with George School to launch the inaugural Global Service Program (GSP) to China in 2009. (More than a service trip, the GSP trains educators in how to lead international service trips.) The family also was instrumental in starting George School’s China Parents Association, which provides information, a website, and fellowship for Chinese families with children at or considering George School.

* Tuition covers less than 74 percent of the full cost of a George School education. The generosity of the Gao Family—and others who give to the Annual Fund—helps fill the gap, making the kinds of experiences Tony enjoyed available to countless students.

“ As parents, we want to become a giving model for our son, so that he can learn to give back to others.”

† Deceased

§ Sticky Bun Society

• John M. George Society

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4 Anthony and Giuseppina Hipple

Chip and Barbara Homeier

Barbara Hordis

Masabumi Horikawa and Claire

Arnod-Horikawa

Edmond Horsey

Margot Horsey

Scott Hoskins and Susan

Woodman Hoskins ’71 §

Sebastian O. Ibezim

Richard Jacobs and Christina

Fisher-Jacobs

Ann E. Jerome

David and Karen Jones

Jin Won Kang and Yoo Jin Hwang

Ben Kaplan and Patti Smialkowski

Marc and Shari Kaplan

Jeff and Susan Karr

Robert and Rhona Katz

George and Alison Kauker

Jocelyn Keith

Nadine Kante Kennedy

Daniel and Julia Kerr

Carola Kieve

Joseph and Susan Knoll

Michael and Maria Krocker

Anne P. Langeler

Michael Laracy and Eileen McGinnis

Seungje Lee and Jihyun Hwang

Wonse Lee and Youngok Lim

Beth Lepianka

Zhihui Li and Qian Hong

Bruce and Amy Lindsay

Gabriel and Jill Loewy

W. Thomas ’78 and

Jacqueline Lomax

George and Maureen Long

Ashraf Lotfi and Monica Lluch-Lotfi

Cindy K. Mahoney

Gregg and Amy Maloberti

Claudio and Savanna Mapelli

Andrew and Ann Martin

Bashar and Jane Masri

Michael Matassa and Deborah

Bell-Matassa

Eric Kojo Mbrow and

Janine Peterson

Brad and Rachel McGowan

Robert Meledandri

Norma Mendez

Raymond and Mary Menna

Craig and Karen Miller

Randy and Kristine Minderjahn

Doug and Pat Mooberry

James Moreno and Sarah Nicklin

Edward S. ’84 and Susan Morgan

Donna Murray

Peter Mustardo and Nora Kennedy

Scott Nelson and Gretchen

Nordleaf-Nelson

Janine D. Nyce

Dick O’Hern and Polly Lodge

Dega Omar

Robert and Betsy O’Mara

Shanti Owen

Anthony Passanante

Gurmeet and Harpreet Patheja

Eric Pennington

Carlos and Anne Perez

Matthew Perkins and Jennifer Isaacs

Stephen Perloff and Naomi Mindlin

Joseph and Joan Philip

David Philips and Harriet

Jahr-Philips

Larry Pinkus and Sara Stern

Pinkus ’77

Jonathan W. Platt ’78 and

MelanieJ.O’Neill§•

Richard Popiel and Lisa Holland

Andrew M. Popkin ’83 and

AmyTaylorPopkin’82•

Mitchell and Tomoko Porten

Barry and Danielle Portnoy

John and Cynthia Potter

Shashi and Sweta Prasad

Jim Pugh and Dona Bergin

Francesco and Sandra Pugliese

Du Qin

Randolph and Lilian Quaye

Lynne Kallus Rainey

Jason and Gretchen Ramsey

Christine Rauschkolb-Loeffler

Jonathan and Melissa Reiss

Susan D. Resnick

Dwayne and Pippa Porter Rex

Tanya Reyes-Storey

Joseph and Diane Richerts

Rebecca Robinson

Caroline Rodgers

Britta Roman

Daryl Roskos

Andrew and Elizabeth Rosser

Andrew Rowan and Andrea

Lehman•

What prompted you to take on a fundraising campaign? I wanted to give back to a school that so beautifully and graciously embraced our family, not just our children. Our daughter Hannah ’11 is an avid rider and while cheer-ing her on, I noticed that the two riding rings needed to be resurfaced. I decided to raise money to resurface the rings and purchase a dedicated tractor to maintain them.

How did you get it done? With George School’s blessing, I worked with Michele Peruto, mother of DeAnna Meckling ’12, and we contacted every family involved in the equestrian program, whether in a PE class or on developmental, junior varsity, or varsity equestrian teams. Enthusiasm and support for the project were tremendous. We raised most of the $30,000 we needed in two weeks, and every gift made a difference. Even parents of seniors took part, despite the fact that their children had just one term left in school.

How do new rings benefit George School students? The excitement of the new rings has generated an elevated level of attention and support and awareness toward the equestrian program. On Alumni Weekend, after an equestrian show, my daughter said, “I have never seen so many people here.” Another rider described the new rings as “amazing…it’s like falling on a pillow.” With the new rings we have an environment where students can learn and explore—where they aren’t afraid to fall, pick themselves up, and try again. It’s just like the rest of their high school journey at George School.

Shelley Bitzer p’06, ’10, ’11Parent Volunteer and Donor*

Shelley Bitzer is the mother of four children, three of whom have attended George School, as did her mother-in-law, Mimi Bitzer ’55.

* Seeing a need and wanting to leave George School a little better than when her children arrived, Shelley Bitzer reached out to other parents to improve George School’s equestrian facilities. Both Shelley and the school are delighted by the terrific response and results.

“ When you’re passionate about something, and other people are too, asking for help is easy. I can’t wait for my next opportunity to give back.”

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† Deceased

§ Sticky Bun Society

• John M. George Society

Michael and Janet Roy

Marc Rubin and Erika Steffen

Dongliang Sang and Hongxia Wang

Paul and Judy Savage

John Schmidtberger and

Corinne Lalin

Gregory Schools

Patrick and Cindy Schretlen

Kenneth Silber

Linda Silber

Rick and Mika Silver

Mark Simon and Susan

Gaston-Simon

Kenneth and Linda Simone

John and Christina Sisti

Amy Smith

Neal and Jeanette Solomon

Nam Song and Myung Ja Kim

Ray and Kati Sowiak

W. Scott and Jasmine Spence

David Starkey and Stephanie Jones

Joseph W. and Kathleen K. Strode

Marlin and Sharon Stroh

Wongi and Jinjae Sul

Frank Sweeney and Marjorie Kaplan

Ted and Melinda Tally

Stephen and Jacqueline Tanzer

Eddie Jack Taylor

James and Patricia Taylor

Paola Tayvah

Edward and Deborah Telatovich

Charles and Laura Thomforde

Bethany Thompson

Charles and Ann Thurlow

Igor and Inna Timofeyev

William and Swati Toppin

Andrew P. Trull ’72 and

Tacie Yerkes Trull ’74 §

Kuo-Hsin Tsai and Chin-Lan Lin

Ilene Tuller

Kenneth and Holly Tyson

William and Anstes Uhl

Don Ulin

Lauren Vakili

Robert and Tanya Van Pelt

Alicia Verleysen

Richard Verner and Jean Hellering

Allan Walker and Elissa Darnowsky

Mark Waller and Stephanie Arvey

Douglas and Donna Walters

Chong Wang and Hongyu Zhan

Jianshe Wang and Jiping Chen

Paul Weinstein and Debbie Bernstein

Blake and Marion T. Wells

Thomas Wells and Susan

Snipes-Wells

Mark and Diane Wiley

Charles Williams

Pamela A. Williams

Larry and Margaret Wood

Susan Wyss

Changxian Yi and Xiaoyan Pan

Chiemi York

Alan Young and Mary Shea

David R. Young

Ranya Young

Ning Yuan Yu and Meijuan Shao

Peter Zorn and Marsha Courchane

Richard Zorowitz

GRANDPARENTS

Annual Fund: $5,705

South Lawn Circle

George and Barbara Karr

Anonymous (3)

James C. Alden ’52 and Anne

Brewer Alden ’53

John Amon

Cynthia Bernstein

JohnF.BitzerJr.•

Edward and Virginia Buco

David and Cynthia Cooper

Veronica Cusick

Alida DiMino

Joan Erkenbrack

Joseph and Rose Fusco

Louise Harmon

Dorothy K. Hesselman

Herb and Josephine Heys

Miriam W. Hughes

Ralph B. Johnson and Ruth

Pettit Johnson ’45 §

Paula D. Kuebler and John D.

Phillips §

Robert Lackey

Ernest and Cynthia Lippman

Alicia Lluch

James and Barbara Moreno

Dorothy O’Hanlon

Jeanette E. Page

Natalie Patterson

Thomas R. and Edna Pedersen

Sharen Popkin §

Richard and Elizabeth Purchase

Josephine Quainoo

Ann Rainey

Alan and Carolyn Raskin

Tom and Gail Rowan

William and Delores Roy

Francisco and Frances McCammon

San Miguel ’53 §

Mary Schools

James ’51 and Joanne Seabrook

Donald and Lela Seidel

Ben and Doris Silber

Samuel M. Snipes and

MarionSmith§•

Robert and Elaine Solomon

Milton and Katherine Sowiak

Marlyn and Alice Stroh

Philip R. Thomforde ’39 †

Mary Townend

Charles W. Tyson ’49 and Toy

Coolidge Tyson ’50

Darwin L. and Gertrude Wood

Lewis Woodman and JoAnn

JohnsonWoodman’43§•

Richard A. and Margaret

Yarnall•

Martha Yerkes

PARENTS AND GRANDPARENTS OF ALUMNI Annual Fund: $267,931

1893 Circle

HannahThomasHollister†•

Lawrence and Geraldine

Laybourne §

PatriciaColesMongeau’45†•

William G. Nelson IV ’52 §

JuneC.Smith•

Mark and Janice Waldman

AllenF.andHannaJ.Wise•

Meetinghouse Circle

FrederickW.BeansII’57•

David P. ’53 and Peggy B.

Bruton§•

Lee B. Jr. and Joan Thomas §

Ji Wang and Na Wei

Main Circle Tom and Rebecca Boucher

Don and Marilyn Hayden §

Robert and Stephanie McBride §

Thomas M. Jr. and Katherine

O’Neill §

Thomas D. Sharples ’35 §

John Weingart and Deborah M.

Spitalnik§•

Sunnybanke Circle

RobertM.Appelbaum§•

Thomas and Rosanne Bell §

Katherine Kelton Fabian

Bozarth ’60

Martin Flug ’48

Stephen Hart and Esther

Stapler Hart ’52 §

James Sacherman ’75 §

Ivan R. Snyder and Hannah

PalmerSnyder’60§•

Andrew Steginsky §

South Lawn Circle

Anonymous

Patrick Alguire and Barbara

Mathes §

Edward G. ’48 and Elizabeth

Biester §

Norman and Inez Bing §

Thomas and Karen Buroojy

William B. ’56 and Jean K.

Cadwallader

AnnC.Campbell§•

Jeffrey and Lisa Dayton

John and Nicole Dintenfass

Andrew K. Fleschner ’60

Louise Zimmerman Forscher ’40 §

David H. Foster ’65 and Holly

Barnet-Sanchez ’65

Thomas and Carol Frazier

Barry and Joan Gluck §

A. Louisa Beck Hatanaka ’66 §

ArthurC.’47andSallieHenrie§•

M. Robert ’44 and Margaret

Herrick§•

Joy R. Hughes §

MaryAnneKnightHunter’54§•

John and Amy Kelly

GilbertN.andRebeccaKerlin•

Martin and Elizabeth Ogletree §

Norval and Ann Reece §

Shirley Rogers

Tom Rogers ’73 §

Michael W. and Karen J.

Rohovsky §

John P. Rudolph ’31 §

Richard M. and Bette Segel §

Alan Sexton †

Phyllis F. Sexton §

Richmond B. Shreve and

Marguerite Chandler

John D. and Jackie Streetz

GeraldineDanaTisdall’45§•

Diane E. Vernon

Jonathan P. Walker ’60

JamesL.’54andRobinWhitely§•

Richard B. Willis ’29 † §

Cary and Antoinette Yonce

Todd Zimmerman and

Laurie Volk §

Anonymous (4)

James E. and Margie Achterberg

Kenneth and Susan Adler §

Wayne and Anne Almond §

Kenneth and Renee B. Andersen §

Robert E. and Margaret B.

Anderson §

George and Ellen Anthonisen §

J. Forman Applegate §

John T. ’54 and Mary M. Arnold §

Elliot E. and Corinne Austein §

Jane W. AuWerter §

Maurice W. Ayars Jr. ’64

Phyllis L. Babcock §

Alan and Janis Bader

Rob and Cheryl Baldi §

Mahlon A. Barash ’60

Clinton L. Barlow and Diana

Wright Barlow ’61

Diane Barlow

Joan C. Barth §

John P. ’53 and Ann B. Beltz §

David and Mary Pat Berends

Steve and Nancy Bernardini §

Edward H. and Nila G. Betof §

MaryEastburnBiggin’42§•

Elisa Billups

Bachu and Joan Biswas §

OliverJ.W.Bjorksten’60•

Clancy Blair and Colleen Pike Blair

Zoe E. Blatchley

Eric S. Blumberg ’63 §

HelenBentonBoley’55§•

Edward Boling

John and Marolyn Boswell

Damaris H. Bourland

William and Odessa Bourne

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6 DavidL.andRuthW.Bourns§•

Stephen and Arlene Bowes

Albert M. Bradley ’62 and Deborah

Teel Bradley ’64 §

Francis E. and Carol P. Bradley

Keith Brinton ’60 and Claudia

Ann Krich

Melvin and Janet Brownold §

Midori M. Buchanan §

Michael J. Burlingham ’70

Barbara Burns

John J.S. ’58 and Jean D. Burton

Asa C. Cadwallader ’58

Nelson Camp and Alice W.

Maxfield §

John S. Jr. ’49 and Emilie

Carpenter §

Franklin Carson and Terril

Ziegler-Carson §

Norman A. ’45 and Nancy

Chance §

Laurence G. Jr. ’70 and

Lorraine Claggett

David Clough and Mary McCleaf §

ConstanceShaneClovis’60†§•

Sarah Campbell Coale ’36 §

James S. Coan ’54 and Clara

MontgomeryCoan’55§•

Neil and Dana Stott Cohen §

Elizabeth Brick Collier ’37 §

Geoffrey and Lisa Collier §

Robert and Roberta Collins

Kenneth and Margaret Conrow §

Barry and Dorothy Coppock §

William M. ’44 and Betty Craighead

DavidB.Crawford§•

Marianna W. Crawford §

Daniel W. and Betsy Crofts §

Alan and Maria Crosman

Edward G. Jr. and Gloria P. Crum §

Ralph K. and Marie A. Curtis

Donald De Bona §

Richard and Marge Delaney

Paul and Linda DeWitt

Anthony and Bethann DiGiovanni

Eugenia Nelson Dilg ’55 §

Bruce S DiMicco ’75 and Deborah

Vernon DiMicco ’72 §

David A. DiMicco ’74

Richard and Janice Domanik §

Roger and Liesel

Dreisbach-Williams §

Tibbi Duboys §

DirkL.andJaneM.Dunlap•

Roger K. ’67 and Christine

Eareckson

John and Sylvia Eliot §

Sidney and Elaine Elkin

Lillian Emory

Robert N. Endries and Emily

Pennell Endries ’58 §

Jeffrey and Nancy Engblom

Roger ’42 and Jean Ernst §

Elizabeth G. Eschallier §

John T. ’50 and Jane Ewing

Daryl Fair and Barbara Kibler

Nils and Katherine Falk

Michel and Barbara Faure

Rouel and Madeleine Fausto

Michael Feder and Faith

Kiermaier Feder ’72 §

SarahWoodFell’45§•

Gerald D. and Amy R. Ferguson §

Frank A. Fetter ’65 §

Edward J. Filemyr and Sara

Walker Filemyr ’50

Claudie Deschaseaux Fischer

Edward Forstein §

Carol Booth Fox §

Herbert W. ’39 and Amanda H.

Fraser §

Margaret Fraser

C. Theodore Fritsch and Elizabeth

Wood Fritsch ’69 §

Erasmo Galantino and Ruth

McSparran Galantino ’49

Richard S. Ganz §

Gabriel C. ’53 and Devera

Garber§•

Walter H. Jr. and Anita R.

Gebhart §

Barry and Sharon Gessner §

M. Antoinette Girio §

Michael Goldberg ’76 and Sybille

Holzer-Goldberg

Alan and Eileen Goldstein §

David Gottlieb and Rebecca Hutto

David F. Gould II and Mary Lou

BakerGould’46§•

Lenora Green

Thomas J. and Christine R.

Grontkowski

James E. and Pamela R. Grumbach

Drusilla Park Gullberg ’44 §

Steve and Ruth Haines

Peter Halbert and Jill Stokes

Halbert ’59

Phyllis Haldeman

James Hale and Deborah

Snipes Hale ’69 §

BarbaraGawthropHallowell’42§•

Jean Wright Comfort

Hallowell ’36 §

Karen Suplee Hallowell §

Walter S. and June S. Hallowell §

William S. Hallowell ’78 §

Joseph G. Hancock Jr. ’56 §

Ian and Caryn Harris §

Richard Harrison and Linda

Leighton Harrison ’57 §

Walton S. and Peggy C.

Hathaway§•

Hal K. Haveson ’69 §

Robert G. Hayden and Nancy

Smith Hayden ’43 §

William and Linda E. Heinemann §

Jane Henson

Marilyn B. Hicks

Georgine Hill

Robert and Dorothy Hitchcock

John S. Hollister Jr. ’62 and

Marjorie Gustin

Rae Hoopes ’50 and Amy

ThomasHoopes’50•

Abram M. and Patricia Hostetter §

William I. III ’57 and Gail F.

Houghton §

Donald E. Jr. and Mabel V.

Houghton §

Nancy Acker Hummel ’45

Michael L. Ingerman ’55

Donald Irwin

Brad and Monica Isserman

Antonio P. Jackson ’71 and E. Marie

HooperJackson’73§•

Alonso Jarman and Martha

Lindsay Jarman ’50

Mary Carswell Johnson ’42 §

Mary L. Johnson

Ralph B. Johnson and Ruth

Pettit Johnson ’45 §

Elizabeth Dann Jones ’56 §

Arthur K. Jordan and Mary

Baily Jordan ’57 §

Lucy S. Judson ’69

Jerome H. and Barbara R. Kahan

Steven and Wendy Kane §

Edward and Melinda Katz §

Tod J. ’71 and Barrie Lyn

Kaufman §

Alan R. and Gail B. Keim §

RobertandCarolKeller§•

Janet Binford Kelsey

Lee and Pamela Kennedy

H. Paul Kester ’47

June Miller Kimmel ’49 §

John and Sallie Kingham §

Michael Klein and Patty Cronheim

Daniel A. and Judith A. Klement

Franklin and Patricia Kolodny

Stuart and Judith Komer

Donald P. and Katharine R.

Kriebel §

Michael Kulla ’46

Briggs Larkin §

Donald and Cynthia Law

Odie and Bob LeFever §

R.KimballLeiser§•

Ralph Lelii and Linda Dunphy

Herbert F. and Manerva Lescher §

Howard Levine and Ruth Ann

Bonner Levine ’62 §

Larry and Anne Lewis §

Philip G. Lewis §

Jack and Lois Lichstein

Jill Alden Lindenmeyr ’60

Rosalie Lipkowitz §

DonaldT.’57andPollyLittle•

Richard A. Lockyer ’41 and

Maryanne Weber Lockyer ’41 §

Stuart and Deborah Louchheim §

Carole Lutness

Jim and Kathy Lyons

Marion Lyons §

Paul A. ’65 and Pamela

Machemer §

Susan and Chris MacWhorter

Thomas C. Maddux ’56

ClaudiaMahon•

Frank Mahoney and Lyell

Price Mahoney ’57

Jules W. and Rayna D. Marcus §

Don F. ’64 and Linda Marshall

Joseph and Barbara Marshall §

David and Marsha Maurer

AnneB.Maxfield§•

Dorothy McAdams

Norma McBride §

Charles and Elizabeth McCall

Irene M. McCall

JamesW.McKey§•

Malcolm and Rita McMaster

W. Lincoln III and Julie Merwin §

Beverly A. Mikuriya ’63 §

Cornelia A. Miller §

Dale K. Miller and Dorothy

Pusey Miller ’48

Donald S. ’65 and Lynda Miller

Franklin Miller Jr §

Jeryl C. and Carolyn K. Miller §

Margie Monahan

Esther Miller Morris ’39 §

Stephen Mosley and Lisa Rayder

Stephen ’82 and Laurie Moyer

Richard R. Muller ’53

Sumio and Pamela Nakajima §

Martin H. Nayowith

Robert Neff ’48 and Anne

Kirk Neff ’48 §

Theodore and Marjorie Nickles §

Steven Nierenberg and Wendy

Gross Nierenberg ’67 §

Robert and Liza Norman §

Fred and Ruth Obear

Frank L. Olson and Ann

Wilkerson Olson ’61

Lucinda O’Neill ’77

John D. Orr ’47 and Diane

SieselOrr’52§•

Stuart M. Palmer ’42 and Martha

Reeder Palmer ’42

Michael and Loretta Pancione §

Betty Wilson Parry ’43

W. Blake Jr. ’65 and Janice Parry §

Margaret E. Phillips §

George L. ’58 and Nancy Pickering

Joan Seidman Piker ’42

Jean F. Pineo ’58

Jeffrey and Gale Pollock

Sharen Popkin §

Chip Poston §

MimseyO.Potts§•

Arthur L. Powell §

J. Lewis Powell ’45 and Elizabeth

LepatourelPowell•

E. Spencer Quill ’59 §

Lydia Potts Quill ’61

Patricia Renzulli §

Scott and Susan Rhodewalt

Robert and Heidi Riesenberger

Rodney Robinson

Katherine Hart Rogers ’75 §

Joel and Rose Rosenberg §

David and Elizabeth Rosvold

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7Keith and Theresa Rothman §

John and Stephanie Salamon §

F. Raymond and Patricia

Weber Salemme §

Louis and Susan Sancinito

David R. ’65 and Elizabeth

Satterthwaite

David O. ’47 and Susan D. Saxton §

Ann Fussell Schellenger ’38 §

Mark Schlawin and Ilene Dube

Charles and Susan Scholer

G. Robin and Jennifer Schore §

Bruce M. and Irene Schragger §

Hervey C. Scudder IV ’70 and

Linda Kellc

B. Lawrence Seabrook Jr. ’52

James ’51 and Joanne Seabrook

Anne M. Sears

Jack E. Seitner

M. Christine Shaffer §

Stephen D. Shaffer ’59

Cynia Shimm

Alvin and Helene Shipon

Charles G. ’42 and Joann

Shoemaker§•

Conrad M. and Gail Siegel

Scott Sillars

EdithSullivanSilvers’33§•

Arnold A. and Dorothy Sio §

Carter J. ’76 and Erin Sio

Gary and Maria Smelcer

Douglas P. ’64 and Mary M. Smith

EloiseMelvilleSmith’32§•

JosephA.SmithJr.’46•

Sally Snowden

Mary Finley Sohler ’51 §

John and Carol Spears

George N. Spells Jr.

Martha Stanbury §

Kevin and Katherine Stanford

Romulus Staton and Irene

Mathurin Staton ’69

Robert G. and Donna R. Steinmetz

Sandy Steinmetz §

Molly Stephenson

John and Judith Stevens §

George and Elizabeth Still

Howard Storch and Christine

Jensen Storch ’58 §

Michael ’50 and Nancy C.

Stroukoff §

Sandra Stees Sudofsky ’55 §

Steven A. and Cindy P. Sussman

AmyLewisTabor’68•

Katey S. Talbot §

Carol Brooks Thomas §

Eleanor Hart Thomas §

Rob Toggweiler and Susan Leigh §

Richard N. Townsend ’50 §

Don and Janet Trombley

Joan P. Tulp

Nancy Turnbull

HowardS.Turner’29§•

Leon H. and Lola Turner §

Richard H. Turner Jr. §

Wayne and Terry Tuttle

Charles W. Tyson ’49 and Toy

Coolidge Tyson ’50

E. Carl Uehlein ’58 and Judith

TaylorUehlein’57§•

Bonnie Alden Van Fossen ’78

R. Neil Vance and Susan

Zimmerman §

Jerome J. and Sandra B. Vernick

David J. Vivian and Katherine

Polsky Vivian ’56

Joe and Beth Volk §

AliceWayWaddington’45§•

Mary Waddington ’55 §

John Waitz and Terese Van

Solkema-Waitz ’74

Stephen R. Walker and Judy

Winter Walker ’65 §

Brian and Debra Walters §

David ’68 and Carol Walton

Samuel and Amy Wang

Jack and Betty Weber

Kurt and Jeannette Wegelius §

Linda Weintraub

Barbara A. Welty

Paul and Deborah Wenclawiak §

Maureen A. West

Frances Westerman

Charles E. Wheeler and Jean

Hammond Wheeler ’34 §

Bertram N. Widder

Fred J. Wiest Jr. §

Susan Wilf

Ann J. Wilkerson

Richard and Evelyn Willis

Deborah Hummel Wilson ’69

Jane Wilson

Robert C. III ’37 and

Virginia H. Wilson §

Allan R. ’62 and Susan S. Winn §

Katherine B. Winter §

Anthony and Jennifer Wolf §

Jimmy F. and Mee Ling Wong §

Bruce T. Worth ’69

Harry M. Woske ’42 §

Richard and Carol Wozniak §

Frank Wunderle and Sue

Boyce-Wunderle

Edwin M. Youtz ’57

Barbara Jacobson Zimmerman ’60

Ruth N. Zoltick

† Deceased

§ Sticky Bun Society

• John M. George Society

How has George School impacted your family? George School is a community where it’s cool to care about the world, it’s cool to be smart, and it’s cool to be creative. Our children thrived there. As they raise their children, they want to provide an education for them that is as nourishing and substantive as their George School education.

How did your family’s scholarship come to be? As both kids went through George School, we were impressed with former Head of School David Bourns. We approached him about making a donation to do innovative things. He asked if we had talked with our kids about what’s important to them. So we did, and they were clear that they wanted to establish a scholarship so that there would always be a deserving kid benefiting from a George School education.

Why did you recently add to your scholarship endowment? We love George School and current Head of School Nancy Starmer’s leadership. We wanted our endowment to keep on giving. The market didn’t treat endowments kindly and tuition has gone up. In order to have a fully-funded scholarship fund, we needed to add to it. We considered contributing to the school for a different purpose, but our kids feel consistently strong about this scholarship. To get a daughter-in-law we love who also is a George School graduate adds to our commit-ment, and including the kids in the process makes it even more meaningful.

Kit and Gerry Laybourne p’89, ’93scholarship endowment Fund*

Parents Lawrence (Kit) and Geraldine (Gerry), both educators, were thrilled with the George School experiences of daughter Emmy ’89 and son Sam ’93. At his tenth reunion, Sam reconnected with class-mate Herran Bekele ’93, and they married and had baby Skender. Emmy has two children, Elinor and Rex. Gerry hopes that when it’s time, the next generation will consider attending George School.

* The Laybourne Family Scholarship Fund was endowed in 1993. Endowments support George School’s future and provide lasting funds for financial aid, faculty support, facility enhancements, and special programs.

“ Our kids wanted to establish a lasting scholarship so that others can always benefit from a George School education.”

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8 Mee Ran Jeon

In Ah Jung

Shari Kaplan

Julia Kerr

Robert and Marie Kimelheim

Susan Knoll

Sarah Lee

Beth Lepianka

Joyce Li

Amy Lindsay

Anthony Lippincott

Jacqueline Lomax

Ashraf Lotfi and Monica Lluch-Lotfi

Jianxiang Lou and Danping Yao

Eileen Mannix

Savanna Mapelli

Janine Peterson Mbrow

Jennifer McGahren

Michele Meckling

Norma Mendez

Karen Miller

Joanne Moeller-Moon

Sarah Nicklin

Joseph Palmiotti

Carol Penn

Larry Pinkus and Sara Stern

Pinkus ’77

Amy Taylor Popkin ’82

Sharen Popkin

Danielle Portnoy

Sweta Prasad

Jason and Gretchen Ramsey

Gang Ren and Youbin Zhang

Dwayne and Pippa Porter Rex

Diane Rice

Yajing Rong

Mark Rosenthal and Kimberly Gross

Elizabeth Rosser

Janet Roy

Victoria Roza

Michelle Ruess

Carlo and Pamela Russo

Lisa Santos

Gary and Nancy

Schongalla-Bowman

Craig and Kim Scott

Alice Shapiro

Mark and Christine Silverman

Leslie Plapinger Skolnick ’75

Patti Smialkowski

Bentley Smith and Monique

Burnett-Smith

Susan Snipes-Wells

Kati Sowiak

Patricia Taylor

Deborah Telatovich

Laura Thomforde

Lauren Vakili

Jeannine Vannais

Alicia Verleysen

Mark and Janice Waldman

Marion Wells

Carol Wengert

Greta Wiley

Ching-Piao Wong and Hsueh Lai

Margaret Wood

David and Karen Wurz

Dale Yamane

Anne Yarnall

Jian Zhang and Min Shi

ADMISSION OFFICE

Agnes Baffoe-Bonnie

Theresa Dugan

Ruth English

Robert Kimelheim

Eileen Mannix

Stephen Mosley and Lisa Rayder

Larry Pinkus and Sara Stern

Pinkus ’77

Joan Plumb

Danielle Portnoy

Shashi and Sweta Prasad

Jody Krosnick Rodgers ’79

Janet Roy

Craig and Kim Scott

Mark and Christine Silverman

ADVANCEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT OFFICEDavid B. Crawford

Dorothy W. Detwiler

Michael and Maria Krocker

Mitchell Porten

Carol Wengert

PARENT ANNUAL FUND COMMITTEEJean Hesselman Bohr ’76

Amy Ward Brimmer

Julie Krikorian Eshbaugh ’83

Laura Fisher

Mary Ann Fritschie

Patrick Garreaud

Maria Maurio Griffin

William and Wendy Herbert

Holly Houston

Susan Knoll

Anita Manders

Sarah Nicklin

Janine D. Nyce

Amy Taylor Popkin ’82

Leslie Plapinger Skolnick ’75

Kati Sowiak

Rachel Sterns

Alicia Verleysen

Antoinette Yonce

PARENTS ASSOCIATIONSAbby Applebaum

Debra Gross Balka ’77

Madeline Bayliss

Jean Hesselman Bohr ’76

Esther Brecher

Ilene Brod

Marshall and Patricia Burns

Rose Carbonara

Christine Carcia

Gregg Carpene and Melissa

Loomar Carpene ’82

Ellen Chang

Donna Chojnowski

Diane Cleland

Tim and Kimberly Clinton

Jane Cohen

Allan Walker Darnowsky

Shari Dolinsky

Mary Dunbar

Ruth English

Lewis Erskine

Denise Esberg

Gary Eshbaugh and Julie

Krikorian Eshbaugh ’83

Silvia Estrada

Anat Feingold

Joy Finkel

Laura Fisher

Susan Friedman

Mary Ann Fritschie

Qi Gao and Nannan Xia

Patrick Garreaud

Susan Gaston-Simon

Steve and Alice Gens

Tracey Giuffrida

Jeffrey Gordon and Jo

Harding-Gordon

Vicki Gottlieb

Diane Grudberg

Meena Guleria

Mark Haber and Nancy Chiyo

Moriuchi

Penny Haff

John and Pamela Harkins

Winifred Harmon

Obie Hazzard

Wendy Herbert

Lisa Holland

Susi Hoskins ’71

Sharon Hughes

Mary Hunt

Harriet Jahr-Phillips

Bella Jaikaria

Jenny James

GIFTS OF TIME

At George School, education is something we all do together

—many parents volunteer their time and resources to help our

community flourish. Our thanks go to the following people.

This 2009-2010 Report of Gifts includes donations made between August 1, 2009 and July 31, 2010. George School has tried to recognize all who have contributed so thoughtfully to the school. We apologize if we have inadvertently omitted or misspelled any name. Please advise us of any errors so that we may correct our records. Write to: Advancement and Development Office, George School, PMB 4438, 1690 Newtown Langhorne Road, Newtown PA 18940, email to [email protected], or call 215.579.6564.

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