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of his wife, Alice Kleinrock Levey
’51, to generate revenue for
scholarships.
Levey Family Endowment
Fund – established in 1999 by
James Levey ’81. The fund provides
financial assistance in the form
of a scholarship to academically
talented students who otherwise
would not be able to afford a
Wyoming Seminary education.
Dorothy I. Lewis Memorial
Scholarship Fund – established
in 1982 by the estate of Dorothy I.
Lewis ’28 to fund scholarships at
Wyoming Seminary.
Jack R. Linsky Foundation
– Lynda Rosenthal Library
Endowment Fund – established
in 2002 by the Linsky Foundation
in honor of Lynda Rosenthal ’63.
Income from the fund is for the
exclusive use of the Upper School
Library.
B. Everett and Edna I. Lord
Memorial Endowment Fund –
established in 2005 by family
members in memory of Edna and
B. Everett Lord, teacher of science
at Wyoming Seminary from 1943
to 1965. Income from this fund is
to be used to support the School’s
physics and chemistry programs.
Lottman Family Scholarship
Endowment Fund – established
in 1998 by Ann Lottman in memory
of her husband, Irving Lottman
’30, and their daughter, Shelly
Beth, who tragically died at age
5. Income from the fund provides
scholarships for academically
talented students who otherwise
could not afford a Wyoming
Seminary education.
Howard B. and Dagmar A.
Matthews Endowment Fund –
established in 1981 by Howard
Matthews ’24 to purchase books
for the Kirby Library.
Lee J. McCarthy Jr. Scholarship
Endowment Fund – established
in 2002 by family and friends of Lee
J. McCarthy ’44 who died in March
2000. Lee McCarthy’s children–Tish
’74, Claire ’75, Jeannie ’77, Lee ’80,
John ’80, Julie ’81 and Caroline
’84–all graduated from Seminary.
The fund provides financial
assistance to a resident of Luzerne
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County who is “an all-around good
person”, meets the admission
requirements of the School, and
is likely to be active in sports and
school activities.
John McCole Endowed
Teaching Chair in
Mathematics – established
in 1995 by family and friends of
John McCole ’46 in recognition
of his dedicated service to and
lifelong association with Wyoming
Seminary. This endowed teaching
chair recognizes excellence in the
teaching of mathematics.
Jack H. Meeks Scholarship
Endowment Fund – established
in 1993 by Patrick Loftus ’72 and
Tom Person ’72 to recognize the
distinguished tenure of Jack
Meeks, Seminary’s first director of
development. Income from the fund
provides scholarship assistance to
an Upper School student.
Teresa Jordan and Frank J.
Mehm II Scholarship Fund –
established in 1985 by Paul R.
Mehm ’28 to provide scholarship
aid.
Paul R. Mehm Kirby Library
Acquisitions Fund – established
in 1985 by Paul R. Mehm ’28 for the
acquisition of books for the Kirby
Library.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Moat
Technology Endowment Fund –
established in 2003 by a bequest
of Harry E. Moat ’30 in memory
of his parents to provide monies
for the purchase of technological
enhancements for the Upper School
program.
Stella Miner Moat Library
Endowment Fund – established
in 2007 by a bequest from the
estate of Stella Miner Moat, a
1930 graduate of the Wilkes-Barre
Institute. This fund supports
acquisition of books and other
materials for the Lower School
Library.
Mary Harris Montgomery
Endowment Fund – established
in 1996 by a bequest from the
estate of Mary Harris Montgomery
’31. Income from the fund pays for
maintenance and furnishings for
the Victorian Room in Swetland
Hall, which Mrs. Montgomery
helped to establish with gifts
during her lifetime.
Helen L. Pringle Moore
Memorial Scholarship –
established in 1983 by George E.
Moore ’31 in memory of his wife,
Helen L. Pringle Moore ’31, to
provide scholarships.
Morgan Family Scholarship
Endowment Fund – established
in 1999 with a bequest from
Charles K. “Red” Morgan ’38. A
gift from Walter Morgan’16 WBA,
Red’s uncle, made during the 150th
Anniversary Campaign in honor
of his receiving the Distinguished
Service Award, was added later.
Also, bequests from Dorothy
Morgan’17 WBI, Walter’s sister,
who died in February, 1992, and
Jessie Lovett Morgan, Dorothy
and Walter’s sister, a graduate of
the Institute who passed away in
June, 1996, were included. The
endowment provides financial
assistance to academically talented
students who otherwise would
not be able to afford a Wyoming
Seminary education.
Samuel O. Morreale
Scholarship Endowment Fund –
established in November 1994 by
Samuel O. Morreale ’31 for the
purpose of scholarship aid.
John and Marion Harvey
Morton Scholarship
Endowment Fund – established
in January 2008 by John and
Lisa Harvey Morton in honor of
the outstanding academic and
athletic experience they both had
at Wyoming Seminary (the school
where they met) and also to honor
Lisa’s family members, some who
were early leaders and benefactors,
and those who have attended Sem
for generations. The income from
the fund will be used to provide
financial assistance to academically
and athletically talented students
who have an interest in attending
the Naval Academy or West Point
after graduating from Sem.
Ben and Betty Hopkins Moses
Library Endowment Fund –
established in 1982 by Dale ’61,
Gaard ’64 and Meredith ’66 Moses
to honor their parents. The fund
supports the acquisition of books
for the Kirby Library.
Lydia Stark Mosier Memorial
Fund – established in 1927
by Frank C. Mosier to provide
scholarship aid.
Harry White Moyer Endowment
Fund – established in 2006 by a
distribution from the Wyoming
Seminary Pooled Income Fund upon
the deaths of both Mary Sigafoos
Harshbarger ’39 and her husband,
Laurence. This Fund honors Mrs.
Harshbarger’s grandmother and is
to support the general purposes of
the School.
Nesbitt - Orr Endowment Fund –
established in 2003 upon the death
of William Orr. Geraldine Nesbitt
Orr earlier had made a gift to a
charitable remainder trust in honor
of her husband and the endowment
will support the general purposes
of the School.
Harry Phineas Packard
Scholarship Endowment Fund –
established in November 1995 by
H. Jeremy Packard with a gift to the
150th Anniversary Campaign, given
in memory of his grandfather and
implemented to provide scholarship
aid.
Horace S. and Martha I. Parker
Library Endowment Fund –
established in 2002 by Robert S.
Parker ’52 and Cynthia Parker De
Puy ’50 in memory of their parents,
Horace S. Parker, a distinguished
member of Wyoming Seminary’s
faculty from 1929 to 1972, and
Martha I. Parker. The fund provides
annual income for the exclusive use
of the Kirby Library for the twofold
purpose of purchasing works
of literary criticism, as well as
appropriate fiction for young adults.
Philip B. Parsons Memorial
Scholarship – established in 1981
by Dorothe B. Parsons in memory of
her husband, Philip B. Parsons ’30,
to provide scholarship aid.
Doris L. Patrick Fund for the
Arts – established by Doris L.
Patrick in 1978 for the support of
the arts.
Doris Patrick Endowed
Teaching Chair for Fine
Arts – established in 1998 by
the estate of Doris Patrick. This
endowed teaching chair recognizes
excellence in the teaching of fine
arts.
Betsy Albert Price Endowment
Fund – established in 2005 by a
bequest from the estate of Betsy
Price ’41 to support the general
purposes of the School.
John W. and Lula S. Price
Scholarship Fund – established
in 1988 by the estate of Ruth E.
Price Rammling ’13 in memory of
her parents. The fund underwrites
scholarship aid.
Stella Purvin Memorial
Scholarship Fund – established
in 1991 by family and friends in
memory of Stella Golomb Purvin
’17 for the purpose of funding
scholarship aid.
E. R. Quesada Fund – established
in 1987 by Elwood R. Quesada
’24 to endow a chair in the history
department.
Linda Kinney Reiser Memorial
Library Endowment Fund –
established in 1992 by family and
friends in memory of Linda Kinney
Reiser for the acquisition of books
at the Sordoni Library.
Harold and Shirley Rittenmeyer
Scholarship Endowment Fund –
established in 1998 by Ronald A.
Rittenmeyer ’65 in memory of his
parents. Income from the fund
provides financial assistance to
academically talented students
who otherwise would not be able
to afford a Wyoming Seminary
education.
Daniel C. Roberts Scholarship
Fund – established in 1934 by
Daniel C. Roberts for the purpose of
funding scholarship aid.
Diane Travis Rose Library
Fund –
established in 1990 by Thomas
Rose in memory of his wife, Diane
Travis Rose ’47, for the purchase of
books for the Kirby Library.
Adrian Ross Family Scholarship
Endowment Fund – established
in 2002 by Adrian Ross ’30 to
provide financial assistance to
academically talented students
who otherwise would not be able
to afford a Wyoming Seminary
education.
Saidman Family Endowment for
Religious Studies – established
in 1993 by Dr. Lester Saidman
in memory of his wife Bertha to
enhance serious academic study
of religion, specifically to provide
Judaic studies on a mature level
open to all students.
Sesto P. Santarelli Scholarship
Endowment Fund – established
in 1998 by family and friends
of Sesto P. Santarelli, father
of Philip J. Santarelli ’67 and
Sylvia Santarelli Kropp’71, and
grandfather of Gianna Santarelli
’90, Paul Santarelli ’01, Alexis
Kropp ’99, Madeline Kropp ’05, and
Caroline Kropp ’09. The scholarship
fund provides financial assistance
to academically talented students
who otherwise would not be able
to afford a Wyoming Seminary
education. First preference is given
to students who achieve in the
classroom while excelling on the
football field.
Schautz Scholarship Fund –
established in 1990 by Walter
Schautz ’53 and his mother,
Madalene Schautz, for the purpose
of scholarship aid.
Rachel Van Gasken Schrider
Scholarship Endowment –
established in 1999 by Rachel Van
Gasken Schrider ’25 in appreciation
of the education she received at
the Dean School of Business. The
scholarship provides financial
assistance to academically talented
students who otherwise would
not be able to afford a Wyoming
Seminary education.
Renee Manjin-Sherwood
Senior Prom Endowment
Fund –
established in 1999 by Renee
Manjin-Sherwood to provide
financial assistance to senior