Exeter College Donors' Report

Exeter 

College 

Donors’ 

Report 

‘10

Annual Fund 

£483,781 

Restricted Gifts 

£2,581,490 

Legacies 

£154,759 

Overall Total 

£3,233,507 

Participation rate of Old 

Members 

22%

Exeter 

College 

Donors’ 

Report 

‘10 

From the Rector 2 

College Finances 4 

Income Statement 5 

Annual Fund 6 

Making a Difference 11 

Volunteers 12 

Legators and Legacy Pledges 13 

Major Gifts 14 

Major Benefactors 16 

List of Donors 17

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From the 

Rector 

Thanks to the generosity of our many donors, some wonderful 

things have been happening at Exeter College in the past year. 

In particular, we have become the owners 

of the thrilling site on Walton Street that 

will become our New Quad – a move we 

would never have dared to make without 

the support and help of our alumni and 

friends. And we have completed our 

beautiful new graduate campus on the 

Iffley Road, giving us some of the best 

graduate accommodation in the University 

– or indeed the country. Again, this is the 

result of the generosity of our alumni and 

friends. 

We are immensely grateful for this 

level of support. It puts us, as far as 

I can determine, in second place 

among all major institutions of higher 

education outside the United States. 

But your philanthropy does not just 

benefit these large projects. Every week, 

we draw on our Annual Fund, into which 

hundreds of Old Members, Parents 

and Friends of the College pay regular 

amounts. The Annual Fund contributes 

to many of the College’s most important 

activities: our invaluable but expensive 

tutorial system; the Turl Street Arts 

Festival, which brings the three Turl Street 

colleges together for a week of music, 

theatre and fun; the hardship grant which 

stops a student fretting about finding the 

money for rent instead of concentrating 

on revision; the sports equipment that 

benefits our rowers, rugby players and 

runners; the Chapel Choir’s tour to the 

United States. 

The Annual Fund has just had its best 

year ever. Not only did the gross amount 

raised soar by £100,000 over the previous 

year’s total, but the proportion of alumni 

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who give to it has increased from 20% to 

22%. Some years, as you can see from 

looking through this report, have done 

even better. Perhaps most impressive 

of all is the contribution of this year’s 

Leavers, 56% of whom made a gift to 

the College. Between them, they raised a 

total of £673 which was then matched by 

additional gifts by two Old Members. 

We are immensely grateful for this level 

of support. It puts us, as far as I can 

determine, in second place among all 

major institutions of higher education 

outside the United States. But I would like 

us to do even better – and move into first 

place. 

conversation with an Old Member. And 

of course, the telethon also gives our Old 

Members a chance to hear how College 

has changed since their day – and how it 

remains very much the same. 

Thank you for all that your generosity 

makes possible. The whole College is 

grateful for your continuing support. 

F R A N C E S C A I R N C R O S S 

RECTOR 

Our participation rate is important, 

because it shows larger donors that they 

are not carrying the College alone. 

One of our great successes in the past 

year has been our 1314 Society, to which 

we ask supporters to make an annual gift 

of £1,314 (less if they fall into one of the 

younger categories). The Society now 

has 168 members, and we are working 

to create new benefits for those who 

join, to recognise their philanthropy. 

Another success is our annual telephone 

campaign. It brings all sorts of unexpected 

benefits. One or two students have found 

their careers as a result of a telethon 

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College Finances 

by William Jensen 

The College was pleased to record a surplus 

for the year to 31 July 2010, against a very 

conservative budget which anticipated a deficit. 

An exceptional effort to keep every room filled 

and an increase in charges for commercial 

conferences and banqueting, combined with 

a tight control on costs, has improved the 

Accommodation and Catering account. The 

development of Exeter House, the College’s 

splendid graduate accommodation, significantly 

increases our capacity, but will also require some 

additional staff to maintain. Cataloguing the early 

printed book collection has added to Library 

costs and increasing the capacity and activity 

of the Development Office to drive the Exeter 

Excelling campaign is reflected in the numbers. A 

tremendous benefit of this focus on development 

Exeter College now has its own trading 

subsidiary – ‘Exeter College Trading 

Limited’. The company started trading 

on 1 August 2010 and all of the College’s 

commercial conferences and functions 

will now be channelled through this 

body. This new company ensures that we 

are complying with Charities legislation, 

and it also provides assurance that all 

of our commercial activity is profitable 

and is not a burden on the College and 

its charitable assets. All profits from the 

company are Gift-Aided back to Exeter 

College and used to fund the College’s 

core activities. 

E L E A N O R B U R N E T T , C O L L E G E 

A C C O U N T A N T 

was that the Annual Fund brought in £63,000 

more than budgeted. 

The Annual Fund, excluding other specific 

donations, achieved an amazing £483,781 

through the generosity of the Exeter community. 

The College has no control over academic fee 

income, and income from the endowment and 

commercial trading are driven by the economic 

environment. The Annual Fund thus enables 

the College to continue supporting activity which 

otherwise would be unsustainable. For Exeter, 

£483,000 of Annual Fund income is equivalent 

to the income that would be generated from an 

additional £15 million of endowment assets. 

In the past year, global equity markets staged 

a recovery, but generally the mood with most 

investors is extremely cautious. The Investment 

Committee maintained higher cash reserves, 

both to protect against volatility and to preserve 

investment flexibility. In the year, the endowment 

recorded a total return of 14%, after a transfer of 

£1.55 million to the College revenue account, and 

the value at 31 July was £46.9 million. 

During the year, the College drew on a £12 

million loan facility to complete Exeter House 

and begin the payments for Ruskin College’s site 

on Walton Street. The loan will be substantially 

utilised by the end of the 2010/11 financial year, 

adding some £630,000 of annual interest charges 

to expenditure. We are braced for a material 

reduction in academic income following the 

Spending Review on public funding in Higher 

Education. For these reasons, the Annual Fund 

and fundraising for the Walton Street project will 

be central to our financial planning. 

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Income Statement 

2009-10 

INCOME (£,000) 

Academic Tuition Fees 2,211 

Accommodation and Catering 1,572 

Conferences and Functions 1,013 

Income from Endowment Return 1,548 

Donations (including Annual Fund but excluding capital and endowment gifts) 986 

Income from College Assets 411 

TOTAL INCOME 7,741 

EXPENDITURE 

Tuition and Research 

Direct Tuition Costs 1,743 

Library and Archives 131 

IT 171 

Maintenance of College Buildings 677 

Utilities 325 

Security costs 220 

3,267 

Student Support 614 

Accommodation and Catering (including Conferences) 2,155 

College Administration 792 

Development Office 450 

TOTAL EXPENDITURE 7,278 

SURPLUS FOR THE YEAR 463 

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The Exeter College 

Annual Fund 

2009/10 marked a memorable year for 

the Annual Fund: thanks to the generous 

donations of our Old Members, Parents 

and Friends we raised a total of £483,781 

in unrestricted income, an incredible 

£100,000 more than last year’s total and 

more than £60,000 over our original target 

of £420,000. 

Exeter’s overall participation rate among 

Old Members has risen from 20% to 22%, 

with 1,316 individuals making a gift to 

College. The size of the average gift also 

increases every year: this year it was £363, 

£113 more than last year’s average. 

We have the second highest participation 

rate in academic institutions outside the 

United States (behind University College)– 

a truly remarkable achievement. 

The graphs below underline how income 

to the Annual Fund has increased over 

the last eight years, and the Donations by 

Stream graph shows how the College’s 

revenue is divided between Annual Fund 

donations, Endowment and Capital Gifts, 

of which we received a significant number 

this year. 

HISTORIC H I S T O R IANNUAL C A N N UFUND A L F UINCOME 

N D I N C O M E 

GROSS AMOUNT (£000’s) 

600 

500 

400 

300 

200 

100 

0 

2006 

2007 

2008 

2009 

2010 

IINCOME NTOTAL C O M E DONATIONS B Y BY S TSTREAM 

R E ATO M EXETER BY STREAM 

■ REVENUE ANNUAL FUND FUND 

■ RESTRICTED REVENUE INCOME 

■ ENDOWMENT 

■ CAPITAL PROJECT DONATIONS 

■ UNRESTRICTED INCOME 

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Telethon 2010 

AMOUNT RAISED (£000’s) 

HISTORIC TELETHON INCOME 

160 

140 

120 

100 

80 

60 

40 

Eliminating Student 

Hardship 

The Annual Fund allows Exeter to 

encourage outstanding students from poor 

backgrounds to apply, with the reassurance 

that they will be well taken care of when 

they arrive in Oxford. Last year, 12 Exonian 

Hardship Bursaries were awarded thanks to 

the generosity of our Old Members. 

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0 

2005 

2006 

2007 

2008 

2009 

2010 

Our ninth telethon campaign took place 

in January 2010 when 13 student callers 

picked up the phones to speak to Old 

Members around the world. 45% of the 

648 who spoke to a student decided to 

support Exeter by making a gift, raising 

a total of £144,659. This is £12,770 

more than the total raised last year. The 

generosity of our Old Members and their 

enthusiasm at hearing College news from 

our current students is very encouraging 

in these difficult economic times – 58 

donors even chose to make a long term 

commitment to Exeter by setting up 

standing orders or direct debits. Thank 

you very much to everybody who took the 

time to speak to one of our student callers. 

“I really enjoyed my time working as a caller on 

the telethon last year. I would like to thank all 

of the people that I spoke with; it is wonderful 

to hear how precious people’s memories of 

Exeter are. As a student who received a 

hardship bursary, I am particularly grateful 

for the generosity of the Old Members of the 

College. Without the bursary I would not have 

been able to continue my studies here. Your 

continuing support makes a real difference to 

the current students’ welfare and provides them 

with opportunities that they would not otherwise 

receive.” 

SAMUEL MILLS 

(2009, Physiological Sciences) 

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Ensuring Academic 

Excellence 

Income provided by the Annual Fund is 

essential to safeguarding the unique and 

personal experience of the tutorial, which 

Exeter strongly believes is the finest form 

of teaching available to undergraduates. 

A F E L L O W T A K E S A W H I M S I C A L 

L O O K A T T H E T U T O R I A L … 

Why I still love giving tutorials after 25 

years at Exeter is that you have a chance 

to discuss a subject you really like with 

intelligent people: to try out ideas with 

them, to do things with their ideas, and 

to watch them growing in assurance, skill, 

and depth. Fortunately, they seem to 

enjoy it too; that’s partly because this form 

of learning is so active. It’s like cooking 

some difficult cake, if you’re not very 

experienced. You could read how to do it 

from a book, or you could watch someone 

else doing it; but what you’d prefer is 

having a go yourself, with an experienced 

cake-maker to comment and correct. 

We’re so grateful to the people who help 

us to keep helping students create and 

learn by giving to the Annual Fund, which 

supports the tutorial system at Exeter. 

P R O F E S S O R G R E G O R Y 

H U T C H I N S O N , F E L L O W ( C L A S S I C S ) 

Enhancing the 

Collegiate Experience 

Exeter is committed to providing its 

students with opportunities for personal 

development, regardless of the financial 

means of the individual. The Annual 

Fund allows students to benefit from travel 

scholarships, library grants, sports funding 

and Exeter’s Careers Office. 

T H E C A R E E R S O F F I C E R I N T R O D U C E S 

T H E W O R K O F T H E C A R E E R S O F F I C E 

The Careers Office is unique amongst the 

Oxford Colleges, both in its level of activity 

and in the attention it pays to individual 

students. Thanks to the generosity of Old 

Members, at a time when many young 

people are struggling with a recession-hit 

job market, the Careers Office at Exeter 

provides vital resources and opportunities 

to equip students with the skills they need 

to thrive in their chosen career. That there 

should be such a successful and diverse 

programme at Exeter is testament to a body 

of Old Members who are accomplished, 

generous and engaged in College life. 

Without their support the Careers 

programme at Exeter would not exist. 

U R S U L A H A C K E T T ( 2 0 0 6 , P O L I T I C S : 

C O M P A R A T I V E G O V E R N M E N T ) 

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Leavers’ Gift 

This year, thanks to the encouragement 

of four of our leaving students, a large 

number of finalists chose to support 

Exeter by making a gift to the Annual 

Fund. Patrick Howard, Felix Leach, Ed 

Moores and Piers Taylor worked tirelessly 

in sending round e-mails, distributing 

flyers, and raising awareness of the role 

which the Annual Fund has played in 

enhancing student life over the last three 

years. 

56% of our departing undergraduates, 

along with some graduates and Williams 

students, made a gift, with 40 students 

joining the 1314 Society by making a 

donation of £13.14 or more. The total 

raised was £673, £114 more than was 

raised last year. 

Special thanks go to the two Old Members 

who each year support this initiative by 

matching the total raised. This is a real 

incentive to the students to participate in 

the enterprise at the level which they can 

afford. 

It is very heartening to see such 

commitment to Exeter from our departing 

students, all the more so when the 

majority have not even secured a job yet. 

Their philanthropy is an inspiration to 

the whole Exonian community and will 

encourage Old Members who have not yet 

donated to Exeter to make their first gift. 

1314 Society 

Three years since its launch, the 1314 

Society is more popular than ever with 

Exeter’s Old Members. The jewel in 

the crown of Annual Fund Giving, it 

recognises donors who give a memorable 

sum to the causes supported by the 

Annual Fund. To join the 1314 Society, a 

donor gives a minimum of £1,314 (gross) 

in a financial year, with incentive rates for 

students and Old Members under 30. 

This year 168 members have enlisted, 41 

more than last year, and a number of our 

leaving students chose to join by donating 

£13.14, the discounted rate for students. 

1314 members will receive a letter from 

the Rector, a pin and a certificate in the 

financial year in which they have made 

their donation. They will also be invited to 

an exclusive annual event in College. 

“I chose to support Exeter by joining the 1314 

Society because I believe it extremely important 

that Oxford, through its Colleges, should continue 

to thrive as a leading University in the UK. 

Without support from those who have been 

fortunate enough to attend Exeter this is made 

much more challenging given the funding cuts 

facing the University.” 

ian Carnegie-Brown 

(1980, jurisprudence) 

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Disbursement 

Donations to the Annual Fund are 

unrestricted although donors are invited to 

express a preference as to how their gift is 

used. These preferences include tutorial 

support, student support (scholarships, 

hardships bursaries and travel grants), 

College facilities (including the Library 

and Chapel), student clubs and societies 

(including sport), and student career 

development. From this financial year, 

a proportion of Annual Fund income is 

being used to support the purchase and 

redevelopment of the Walton St site. 

The preferences expressed by donors are 

reflected in how the gifts are disbursed each 

year. What is especially encouraging is that 

the majority of donors to the Annual Fund 

(77% in 2009/10) chose to direct their gift 

to ‘wherever the need is greatest’ or did not 

express a preference at all. 

ANNUAL FUND DONATIONS WITH 

PREFERENCE EXPRESSED 2009/10 

(EXCLUDES THE 77% OF DONORS WHO EXPRESSED NO PREFERENCE, OR 

CHOSE ‘WHERE THE NEED IS GREATEST’) 

DISBURSEMENT OF THE ANNUAL FUND 

2009/10 

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Making a 

Difference 

In last year’s Donors’ Report, we reported the creation, by Liz Wood, of a Bursary 

for students reading French, set up in memory of her husband, Chris Wood (1960, 

Modern Languages). Here, the first beneficiary of the Bursary reports on the 

difference it made to his studies. 

It was a great honour to be selected 

as this year’s beneficiary of the Chris 

Wood Bursary. As a third year student 

of French and Linguistics, currently 

on my Year Abroad, I appreciate the 

timely financial support which proved 

to be extremely helpful at the beginning 

of my Erasmus year in Paris, where 

student housing is infamously difficult. 

The unexpected long stay in a hostel, 

the transport fees for house viewings, 

the overpriced phone top-up cards all 

contributed to the inevitably excessive 

expenditures I was faced with before 

settling down. Without the Bursary 

I would have been in a much more 

difficult situation with financial worries. 

Moreover, the Bursary continues to offer 

great help with the purchase of academic 

books and materials, and I am certain 

that the financial support will motivate 

me more to realise the travel plans I have 

for this year. Therefore I am extremely 

grateful to Mrs Wood for her generosity 

in setting up this fund in memory of her 

late husband. 

A L E X A N D E R D I N G ( 2 0 0 8 , M O D E R N 

L A N G U A G E S & L I N G U I S T I C S ) 

CORRECTION 

In last year’s Donor’s Report 

we incorrectly reported Chris 

Wood’s (1960, Modern 

Languages) subject as 

Modern History. The online edition has 

been amended, and we apologise for this 

mistake, and any confusion caused. 

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Volunteers 

Now that the College is in Campaign mode, our volunteers are 

more active than ever. 

Our Year Group Reps are responsible for 

reaching out to their peers and keeping 

them in touch with College happenings. 

The success of this year’s Annual Fund was 

due in no small part to the creativity and 

enthusiasm of those volunteers who sent 

personalised e-mails to their peers stressing 

the importance of making a participatory 

gift to support Exeter. 

We still have some year groups without 

volunteers: 1961, 1972, 1981, 1982, 1988, 

1990, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 2000, 2003, 

2005, 2007, 2008. If you wish to enrol as 

a volunteer for one of these years, please 

contact the Development Office. 

Thank you very much to those who give 

their time to Exeter. 

I first reconnected with Exeter as a 

volunteer about 10 years ago. A student 

called me during the telethon and I began 

to learn how College had changed and 

what had stayed the same. I later hosted a 

couple of North American Travel Scholars 

and was impressed by the young men and 

women Exeter was sending out into the 

world. 

I valued my time as an undergraduate and 

I appreciate the many intellectual and life 

opportunities it opened up for me. It has 

become important to me to try to repay 

some of the benefits I received to current 

and future generations. With that in mind, 

I have reached out to peers to encourage 

them to consider getting more involved 

with the College by contributing to the 

Annual Fund and in other ways, and a few 

years ago I joined the Campaign Steering 

Committee. I have learned more about 

where the College is heading and I am 

excited by the Rector’s ambitions for the 

future. 

It is rewarding to have rejoined the College 

community not least because I have been 

able to connect with Old Members from 

many decades, based on our shared 

experience of, and interest in, a place that 

was special to us all. These connections, 

and the sense of continuity with 700 years 

of history and a hopeful future, enhance 

what might otherwise just be the memory 

of my undergraduate years. I would 

encourage anyone interested in the College 

to reach out to peers and to other Old 

Members. I know the Development Office 

is always looking for volunteers, and there 

are many opportunities to contribute. 

R I C H A R D B E N N E T T ( 1 9 8 7 , M O D E R N 

L A N G U A G E S ) 

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Legators 

and Legacy Pledges 

Leaving a legacy or bequest is a wonderful way to support Exeter 

and allows us to establish scholarships, carry out much needed 

refurbishment or direct funds to the area of greatest need. 

Your bequest ensures that generations of students to come will benefit from the same 

experience and education enjoyed by all of our Old Members. We are very grateful to 

all those who remembered Exeter in their wills and are delighted to take the opportunity 

to honour them below. A further 18 Old Members in the past year have informed us 

that they are leaving a legacy to Exeter. If you would like more information about leaving 

a legacy to Exeter, please contact the Development Office. 

LEGACY GIFTS 

RECEIVED 

IN 09|10 

Mr Terry Baskett 

Professor Alfred Dale 

Mr Eric Kemp 

Mr James McDonald 

Dr John Palmer 

Mr Alan Preston 

Mr Edward Robinson 

LEGACY PLEDGES 

SINCE 2000 

Anonymous (63) 

Mr James Adams 

Sir Ronald Arculus 

Mr Jared Armstrong 

Mr Frank Ashby 

Mr Tim Ashley 

Mr John Badcock 

Dr Michael Barrow 

Mr Malcolm Baron 

Mr John Barraclough 

Mr Henry Brown 

Mr Bruce Carnegie- 

Brown 

Mr Colin Clowes 

Mr Anthony Coleby 

Professor Robert Day 

Mr Peter Dunkley 

Mr Sam Eadie 

Canon John Edge 

Mr Scott Forsyth 

Mr Stephen Gale-Batten 

Mr Michael Gittins 

Mr Michael Gray 

Mr Peter Guggenheim 

Dr Phillip Hewett 

Professor James 

Hiddleston 

Mr Michael Horniman 

Mr Michael Hoskins 

Mr Timothy Houghton 

Mr Colin Howard 

Mr Colin Hunter 

Mr Nigel Jenney 

Sir Sydney Kentridge 

Mr Ray Le Page 

Mr John Lister 

Mrs Michaela Manning 

Dr John McOmie 

Dr John Moll 

Mr John Morris 

Professor Fred Morrison 

His Honour Richard 

O’Rorke 

Mr John Partridge 

Dr Lesley Pattinson 

Dr Brian Phillips 

Mr Anthony Pollington 

Professor John Quelch 

Mr Andrew Reekes 

Sir John Rowlinson 

Mr Michael Sargent 

LCdr Michael Seakins 

Mr Henry Selby 

Mr Stephen Siddall 

Professor Peter Sleight 

Mr John Smith 

Mr Peter Spriddell 

Sir Kenneth Stowe 

Mr Gwynne Sullivan 

Mr Joseph Sykes 

Dr Brian Tiffen 

Lord Peter Truscott 

Mr David Vaisey 

Mr Robert Wagstaff 

Dr Robin Wallace 

Professor Andrew 

Watson 

Dr Ronald Watkins 

Mr Jeffery Wear 

Mr Michael Wearne 

Dr Herbert Werlin 

Mr Richard Wheway 

Mr Michael Whitear 

Mr John White 

Mr Patrick Williams 

Lord David Williamson 

of Horton 

Miss Alison Wilson 

Mr Martin Woodgett 

The Reverend Hugh 

Wybrew 

If you have made 

provision for Exeter in 

your will and your name 

is not listed here (and 

you have not requested 

anonymity) please let 

us know. 

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Major Gifts 

by Katrina Hancock, Director of Development 

It might seem a little daunting to launch the Exeter Excelling 

Campaign in September 2009 to raise £45m while the 

economy still faces upheavals and every College budget has 

been restricted or cut. 

But a long history of philanthropic support 

and a tradition of generosity have provided 

a solid foundation on which we know we 

can rely. 

More than ever before the Annual Fund 

has played a vital role in funding oneto-one 

tutorials, revision classes, and 

guaranteeing hardship support for all who 

need it. In addition to this vital, regular 

support are those whose philanthropy has 

supported a specific area of the Campaign 

such as scholarships, the purchase of the 

Walton Street site and focused support 

for the tutorial system, some of whom are 

highlighted here. 

Alan Lammin’s (1974, Modern Languages) 

generous creation of the Mandarin 

Scholarship has brought us Xinyuan Zheng 

from the People’s Republic of China to 

study Earth Sciences. Similarly, Richard 

Mahoney (Friend) has continued his 

support of Emily O’Brien who is studying 

International Relations with a focus on 

Churchill, and Peter Thompson (Friend) 

has supported Daniel Koffler in his final 

year reading Philosophy. Andrew Blake 

(Friend) and Cung Vu (Friend) have 

directed their support towards the Mary 

Frances Cairncross Scholarship which the 

Rector created in memory of her mother 

to bring to Exeter a top graduate student 

from a developing country. Two other 

friends of the College, Bina Pandit and 

Detta O’Cathain, have created scholarships 

for graduates who did their undergraduate 

degrees at Exeter so that we can keep hold 

of these excellent students. 

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The College formally purchased the 

Walton Street site on 17 March 2010 

with confidence gained through early gifts 

received from members of the Campaign 

Committee, including Sir Ronald Cohen 

(1964, PPE), Mark Houghton Berry (1976, 

Literae Humaniores), John Leighfield 

(1958, Literae Humaniores) and Charles 

Outhwaite (1984, Modern History), 

together with other Old Members, Parents 

of a current student, Friends of Exeter and 

from Valerie Barr, the widow of Rector 

Emeritus Barr. 

We are also grateful for the ongoing 

support for the tutorial system which we 

believe is the sine qua non of an Oxford 

education and which we insist on protecting. 

Over the last year gifts have been received 

from David Hughes (1965, Medicine) who, 

as he retired from the medical profession, 

made a generous gift to support the teaching 

of medicine at Exeter. Adam Hogg (1962, 

Animal Physiology), Iain Lumsden (1964, 

Mathematics) and others have also made 

generous gifts which have been directed 

towards the support of the tutorial and it 

is this focused giving that ensures that the 

tutorial will survive. 

We have also been much encouraged by 

the generosity of Old Members who have 

supported very specific needs over the last 

year. Stephen Green (1966, PPE) and his 

wife Jay have committed to supporting the 

post of Chaplain at Exeter College over the 

coming years; Costas Prapopulos (1955, 

Literae Humaniores) made a generous gift 

to the Boat Club for training and equipment 

which they used to fund a training camp 

at Wallingford over Easter; and David 

Hartnett (1971, English), John Quelch 

(1969, Modern History) and John Hughes 

(1950, PPP) have all been very generous 

in their support for different aspects of the 

College Library and provision for study, 

research and archives. 

Every gift makes a difference and, without 

your support, we would not be able to 

support our students nor offer the calibre 

or depth of teaching that we do. Whether 

you choose to give to the Annual Fund 

or to direct your gift to a specific project 

such as those described above we – the 

Fellows and current students – know how 

much the College benefits as a direct result 

of your generosity. And we in turn rise to 

the example you have set us. Fellows and 

students alike have started supporting the 

College financially, with 56% of the leaving 

class this year making their first gift! Long 

may this continue and long may Exeter 

flourish. Thank you. 

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Major Benefactors 

RECTOR’S GUILD 

OF BENEFACTORS 

(DONATIONS OVER 

£1,000,000) 

Sir Ronald Cohen (Gifts in Honour 

of the Memory of Mr Michael 

Cohen) 

Mr Mark Houghton-Berry 

Mr Krishna Pathak 

STAPELDON 

BENEFACTORS 


£500,000) 

Anonymous (2) 

The Late Professor Fred 

Bornhauser 

Mr Bennett Boskey 

Mr Bart Holaday (Gifts from the 

Dakota Foundation in Honour of 

Mrs Alberta Bart Holaday) 

Dr Rosemary Peacocke (in 

Memory of Arthur Peacocke) 

Mr Paul Pheby 

PETRE 

BENEFACTORS 


£250,000) 

Anonymous (2) 

The Late Mr Peter Pointer 

ACLAND 

BENEFACTORS 


£100,000) 

Anonymous (2) 

Dr David Hartnett (Gifts from the 

Hartnett Trust) 

Mr Richard Heald 

Mr Richard Mahoney 


The Kufuor Biographical Project 

(in Honour of President John 

Kufuor) 

PALMER 

BENEFACTORS 


£50,000) 

Anonymous (4) 

Mr Devin Brougham 

The Late Mr Rusty Drugan 

Mr Adam Hogg 

Dr John Hughes 

The Late Reverend Professor 

Edwin James 

Sir Peter Job 

The Late Mr Brian Murgatroyd 

Mr David Webb 

The Late Mr Douglas Williams 

PERYAM 

BENEFACTORS 


£25,000) 


Mr Nick Campsie 

Mr David Cannon 

The Late Mr David 

Cowperthwaite 

The Late Dr Denys Dyer 

Mr Nicholas Gaynor 

The Late Mr Bill Golden 

Dr David Hughes 

Mr William Jackson 

Sir Sydney Kentridge 

Mr Pedro-Pablo Kuczynski 

Mr John Leighfield 

Mr Iain Lumsden 

Mr Hamish McRae 

Mr Richard Meddings 

Mr Neil Monnery 

Mr Charles Outhwaite 

Mr Ashwin Ranganathan 

Mr John Ratcliffe 

Mr Alex Scott 

Mr Peter Thompson 

Mr Timothy A Vanderver Jnr 

Mr Cung Vu 

Lady Joan Wheare 

Mrs Liz Wood 

EXETER 

BENEFACTORS 

Anonymous (2) 

Mr Christopher Allner 

Mr John Ashdown 

Mr Walt Bachman 

Mr Alan Bennett 

Mr Shom Bhattacharya 

Mr Bruce Carnegie-Brown 

Ms Victoria Cech 

Mr Charles Cotton 


Mrs Elizabeth Gili 

Mr Rafael Gil-Tienda 

Mr Karl Hirshman 

The Late Reverend Rodney 

Hunter 

Mr Aidan Langley 

Professor John Laslett 

Mr Bernard Oppetit 

Ms Bina Pandit 

Mr Ian Potts 

Mr Ralph Raby 

Mr David Rodway 

Mr Simon Ruckert 

Mr Peter Rushton 

The Late Sir Peter Russell 

Dr Kenan Sahin 

Mr Michael Sissons 

Mr Andrew Speirs 

Mr Richard Stubbs 

Justice Murray Tobias 

His Excellency Ambassador 

David Warren 

The Late Mr Michael West 

Mr Richard Wheway 

1 6


List of Donors 

The following list recognises all those, including 

Parents and Friends, who made a gift to Exeter 

in Financial Year 2010 (i.e. 1 August 2009 – 31 

July 2010). Old Members who have made a major 

benefaction of £25,000 or greater this year are 

included in their year group list as a donor, but 

the value of their major benefaction has not been 

included in the total amount given for that year. 

Great effort has been made to ensure that this list 

is accurate and we apologise in advance for any 

mistakes or omissions. Please let us know of any 

errors and we will be happy to print corrections in 

the next issue of the Donors’ Report. 

PRE-1944 

V O L U N T E E R 

VACANT 

T O T A L G I V E N 

£18,364 

P A R T I C I P A T I O N R A T E 

37% 

Sir Ronald Arculus 

Mr Frank Ashby 

Mr Tony Barker 

Dr Dick Barlow 

His Honour Gerald 

Coombe 

Mr John Cooper 

Mr Peter Durgnat 

Group Captain Hugh 

Eccles 

Mr Noel Fletcher 

Mr Scott Forsyth 

Mr George Fulleylove 

Dr Joe Hatton 

Mr Fred Hemming 

Mr Roy Holden 

Mr Michael Horniman 

Mr Alan Hutchinson* 

Mr Harry James 

Reverend Prebendary 

Peter Jones 

Mr Eric Kemp 

Mr Geoffrey Martindale 

Dr John McOmie 

Mr Alan Preston 

Dr Mervyn Prichard 

Mr Reginald Robertson 

Reverend Prebendary Eric 

Tinker 

Dr Ronald Watkins 

Mr Richard Yeo 

1944 


VACANT 


£5,178 


40% 

Mr Michael Ball* 

The Late Dr Roy 

Bickerton 

Mr Michael Dryland 

Mr Barry Taylor 

1945 


MR ROY SOMERSET 


£1,964 


45% 

Mr Malcolm Baron 

The Reverend John 

Benton 

Mr Michael Bruce 

Mr Anthony Dalman 

Professor Alan Eddy 

Dr John Jeffreys 

Mr David Sarre 

Dr Edwin Saxton 

Mr Roy Somerset 

1946 


VACANT 


£8,578 


42% 

Mr Bedrick Eisler 

Mr Hugh Gamon 

Professor Martin Gibson 

Sir Sydney Kentridge* 

Dr Harold Merskey 

Dr Maurice Mulcahy 

Captain John Pollard 

The Late Mr Kenneth 

Wills 

1947 


MR PAUL ATYEO 


£5,102 


50% 

Mr Paul Atyeo 

Mr William Beattie 

Mr Pat Clancy 

Ambassador James Engle 

Mr Ken Jones 

Mr Arthur Marshall 

Mr James McDonald 

Mr John Saunders 

Mr Nicholas Thomas 

Mr Ronald Tidmarsh 

Professor Stanley Walker 

*Member of the 1314 Society 

† 2010 Leavers 

Top ten most increased participation rates 

1 7


1948 


MR ARNOLD REUBEN 


£14,525 


46% 

Mr Jared Armstrong 

Mr Reg Braddon* 

Mr Keith Ferris 

Mr Arthur Herrington 

Mr Laurence Le Quesne 

The Late Mr Robert 

Lowndes 

Dr Brian Phillips* 

Dr John Pike* 

Mr John Probert 

Mr John Robinson 

Mr Robert Smith 

Mr Peter Spriddell 

Sir Kenneth Stowe* 

Dr Brian Tiffen 

The Reverend David 

Watts 

Mr Michael Wearne 

Dr Rex Williams 

Mr Chris Winn 

1949 


VACANT 


£8,226 


28% 

Mr Michael Braine 

Mr Alan Cassels 

Reverend Canon Dr 

Michael Green 

Mr Jay Gruenfeld 

Mr Peter Guggenheim 

Mr James Hacker 

Professor Frank King 

Mr John Orchard 

Dr Anthony Robson 

Mr David Rolfe 

Mr Alan Russett* 

Mr James Smith 

Mr Anthony Watson 

Mr Pip Watson 

1950 


DR HENRY WILL 


£31,371 


45% 

Anonymous 

Mr Roger Broadhurst 

Professor Rufus Churcher 

Mr Nevin Davies 

The Late Dr Ian 

Henderson 

Mr Glye Hodson 

Dr John Hughes 

Dr Patrick Metcalfe 

Mr Norman Oliver 

Mr Dennis Stanfill 

Mr Peter Taylor 

Mr Richard Wheway* 

Dr Henry Will 

1951 


MR PETER RYAN 


£7,206 


38% 

Mr Colin Clowes* 

Mr Gordon Cove 

Mr Frederick Dakin 

Dr Walter Gratzer 

Mr Barrie Hall 

The Reverend James 

McConica 

Mr James Midwinter 

Mr Brian Moore 

Mr Keith Pearson 

Mr Edwin Prince 

Dr Ashley Pugh 

Dr Colin Richards 

His Honour Giles Rooke 

Mr Peter Ryan 

Dr David Shorney 

Mr Peter Southgate 

Mr Joseph Sykes 

Mr John White 

Mr Roger Wilson* 

1952 

V O L U N T E E R S 

MR KEITH HOLLOWAY 

MR TONY MORETON 


£3,837 


40% 

Mr Pip Appleby 

Mr Michael Carter 

Mr Colin Cowey 

Mr Peter Fisher 

Mr Graham Garvie 


Henstridge 

Mr Keith Holloway 

Mr David Japes 

Mr Vernon Kitch 

The Reverend William 

Lake 

Mr Tony Moreton 

Mr Eric Pankhurst 

Mr Brian Regan 


Sharpe 

Mr John Tayler 

Dr David Wayne 

Dr Brian Wilkey 

Mr David Wright 

1953 


MR IAN HOLLANDS 


£5,927 


50% 

Anonymous 

Mr John Bickerdike 

Mr Michael Blower 

Mr David Bolton 

Dr John Buchanan 

Dr Bernard Carré 

Mr Nicholas Coleman 

Mr Peter Dutton 

Mr Sam Eadie 

Mr Ramsay Fenton 

Mr Ian Hollands 

Mr John Houlton 

Mr Brian Kethero 

Dr Lawrence Lindquist 

Mr Michael Lockton 

Mr Peter Meredith 

Mr Brian Park 

Mr Eric Pride 

Mr Michael Rose 

Mr William Sanders 

Mr Michael Sargent 

His Honour Jim 

Stephenson 

Mr George Welch 

Mr Jo Welch 

Mr Hans Wells-Furby 

1 8


1954 


MR JOHN PARTRIDGE 

MR ALAN 

SHALLCROSS 


£7,404 


42% 

Anonymous 

Mr John Boulter 

Mr Michael Budd 

Mr Bruce Coulson 

Mr Peter de Iongh 

Mr Harry Eccles 

Mr Edward Eyre 

Mr Nigel Graves 

Mr Victor Kemp 

Professor John Laslett* 

Mr John Oxford 

Mr John Partridge 

Mr Anthony Pollington 

Mr John Saunders 

Dr Memo Spathis 

Professor Richard 

Swinburne* 

Mr Eric Wilkinson 

Mr Bill Witt 

1955 


MR NEVILLE SHEARD 


£16,478 


40% 

Mr Clive Annets 

Mr Roger Billings 

Mr Simon Clements 

Mr David Davies 

Mr Steve Hatch 

Dr David Hopkins 

Mr Michael Jenkins 

Mr Graham Keeley* 

Mr Godfrey Lloyd 

Mr John Lovell 

Mr Costas Prapopulos 

Mr Brian Roden 

Mr Joe Schork 

Mr Alan Seager 

Mr Neville Sheard 

Mr Michael Sissons* 

Dr Robin Wallace* 

Mr Paul Wheeler 

His Honour Kenneth 

Zucker 

1956 


MR ANTON BUCKOKE 


£12,758 


34% 

Dr Richard Arnold 

Sir John Ashworth* 

Mr Hugh Barrett 

Mr Alan Brain 

Professor Richard 

Brealey 

Mr Anton Buckoke 

Mr Peter Carroll 

Dr Michael Crowe 

Mr Michael Gittins 

Professor Ted Gordon- 

Smith 

Mr John Goslin 

Mr Pedro-Pablo 

Kuczynski 

Mr John Lea 

Mr Roger Pyne 

Mr Henry Selby 

Mr Noel Shobbrook 

Dr Robert Sider 

Mr Andrew Sillito 

Professor Donald 

Sniegowski 

Mr Max Summerell 

Professor Henry 

Summerfield 

Mr Alan Taylor 

Dr Price Zimmermann 

1957 


HIS HONOUR 

MICHAEL LIGHTFOOT, 

PROFESSOR ARTHUR 

MORRIS 


£17,794 


40% 

Mr David Authers 

Mr Barrie Benfield 

Mr Michael Collins 

Mr Brian Cunningham 

Professor Peter Elbow 

Dr Terry Fenton 

Mr Gerald Harrison 

Mr Roger Horne 

Mr Richard Johnson 

Mr Ray Jones 

Mr Brian Knight 

Mr Philip Le Brocq 

His Honour Michael 

Lightfoot 

Mr John Meakin 

Mr Paul Miller 

Professor Arthur Morris 

Mr Richard Penn 

Mr Michael Ramsbotham 

Mr David Rimmer 

Mr Neil Roberts 

Mr David Rodway 

Mr Christopher Sinclair 

Mr Ian Stoyle 

Mr Jeffery Wear 

Mr Colin Wood 

1958 


MR ROGER THORN 

MR JOHN LEIGHFIELD 


£36,382 


30% 

Anonymous 

Mr John Badcock 

Mr David Best 

The Reverend Edward 

Clark 

Mr David Harrison 

Mr David Heilbron 

Mr Karl Hirshman* 

Mr Dick Hyde 

Mr Christopher James 

Dr David Knight 

Mr John Leighfield 

Mr Dominic Low 

Mr Tom Merren 

Dr Michael Richards 

Mr Gwynne Sullivan 

Mr Roger Thorn 

Professor Edward Tyler* 

1959 


MR PETER HOBBS 


£7,710 


40% 

Anonymous 

Mr Robert Argles 

Mr Malcolm Bannister 

Dr Graham Chandler 

Mr Ivor Davies 

Mr Michael Davis 

His Honour Michael 

Fysh 

Dr Bill Gordon 

Dr Christopher Green 

Mr Trevor Harrison 

1 9


Mr Gerald Hewertson- 

Tisdall 

Mr Peter Hobbs 

Mr Brian Kingshott 

Mr Michael Langford 

Mr Michael Masterson 

Mr Ian McCubbin 

Mr David Milnes* 

Reverend Canon Richard 

Orchard 

Mr John Parsons 

Mr Andrew Pirie 

Mr David Rowe 

Professor Michael 

Schofield 

Dr Christopher Storr 

Mr Hal Stuart 

Mr Hugh Sweet* 

1960 


MR ALAN BROOMHEAD 


£8,595 


39% 

Anonymous (2) 

Mr Jack Amos 

Dr Thomas Bevir 

Mr Alan Broomhead 

Mr Patrick Brown 

Mr Tony Cole 

Mr Peter Dormor 

Dr Philip Heycock 

Mr Christopher Jervis 

Dr John Moll 

Mr Jeffrey Newman 

Dr David Pattison 

Mr Angus Ross 

Mr John Rowe 

Mr Nigel Salmon 

Mr Joseph Sharp 

Mr John Thane 

Mr John Trembath 

Dr Robert Wilcher 

1961 


VACANT 


£7,821 


34% 

Dr Rip Bulkeley 

Dr Richard Du Parcq 

Reverend Canon Robin 

Ewbank 

Mr Ian Gatenby 

Dr Richard Gill 

Mr David Godfrey* 

Mr Bob Hannam 

Professor Christopher 

Lange 

Mr Peter Moffatt 

Professor Fred Morrison 

Mr Stephen Oliver 


Perry 

Mr Charles Philpin 

The Reverend Stephen 

Pix* 

Mr Guy Rowston 

Mr Stephen Siddall 

Justice Murray Tobias 

Mr Nigel Tonkin* 

Mr Peter Walker 

Mr Paul Webb 

1962 


MR ADAM HOGG 

MR IAN POTTS 


£12,754 


30% 

Mr John Armstrong 

The Reverend Peter 

Beacham 

Mr Philip Beckett 

Professor Edward 

Berman 

Mr Douglas Boyd 

Mr Sandrey Date 

Mr Bill Flett 

Mr Adam Hogg* 

Mr Frank James 

Mr Damien Knight 

Mr Anthony Leach 

Mr Keith Norman 

Dr Stuart Parkes 

Mr Ian Potts* 

Mr John Quenby 

Dr John Sleeman 

Mr John Smith 

Mr Anthony Targett 

Mr Richard Wills 

Mr Jim Wilson 

1963 


MR ANDREW WALKER 


£2,582 


22% 

Sir Ivor Crewe 

Mr Norman Davidson 

Kelly 

Mr Richard Easterbrook 

Mr John Frood 

Mr Ralph Garbett 

Mr Gideon Hudson 

Mr David Nash* 

Professor Bill Neville 

Mr Derek Slater 

Professor Robert Smythe 

Mr Andrew Walker 

Mr Peter Walters 

Mr Alun Williams 

Mr David Wilson 

1964 


MR MIKE PRESTON 


£25,851 


32% 

Anonymous 

Mr Tony Addison 

Mr Christopher Allen 

Mr John Alpass 

Mr Stewart Ashurst 

Mr David Badcock 

Professor Robin 

Boadway 

Sir Ronald Cohen 

Professor Raymond 

Dwek 

Dr Peter Harris 

Mr Christopher Holroyd 

Mr David Jeacock 

Mr Colin Luke 

Mr Iain Lumsden 

Mr Duncan Matheson 

Mr Ian McGowan 

Mr Paul Mildred 

Sir Kenneth Parker 

Mr Bruce Patrick 

Mr John Snell 

Mr Roger Surcombe 

Dr Richard Suzman 

Professor Dick Taylor 

Mr Brian Ward 

2 0


1965 


DR JOHN VINSON 

MR TOM STEELE 


£14,725 


33% 

Mr Anthony Brailsford 

Mr Anthony Coughlan 

Mr Richard Hermon 

Mr Alan Hing 

Hon Sir James Holman 

Mr Barry Hooks 

Mr Michael Hoskins 

Dr David Hughes 

Professor Mark Janis 

Mr Colin Joseph* 

Mr Tom Levinson 

Mr Stephen Marfleet 

Mr Peter Monroe 

Mr Peter Neville 

Dr John Schwarzmantel 

Mr Mike Senior 

Mr David Short 

Mr Tom Steele* 

Mr David Taylor 

Mr Hugh Thomson 

Mr Timothy Vanderver 

Dr John Vinson 

Mr Martin Yates 

1966 


MR TERRY WALTON 


£8,975 


33% 

Anonymous 

Dr Huw Alban Davies 

Mr Roger Alton 

Mr Keith Atkey 

Mr Walt Bachman* 

Mr Ray Banks 

Dr Richard Barker* 

Professor Hugh Beale 

Mr Noel Clarke 

Mr Martin Couchman 

The Reverend Roger 

Gilbert 

Mr Peter Gluckman 

Mr Stephen Green 

Mr Hartley Heard 

Mr Roger Kubarych 

Mr Michael Lanning 

Mr John Lenton 

Mr Ian Litterick 

Mr David Pow 

Mr Nick Stokes 

Mr Terry Walton 

1967 


MR HENRY BROWN 


£4,184 


21% 

Anonymous (2) 

Dr George Doucas 

Mr Alan Green 

Mr Richard Grier 

Mr Helmut Kumm 

Mr Michael Langley 

Mr Robert Newman 

Mr Charles Oram 

Professor Roger Pearson 

Mr Philip Ratcliffe 

The Right Reverend 

Monsignor Gordon 

Read 

Dr Michael Schultz 

Mr Robin Taylor 

Mr David Watson 

1968 


SIR MARK ALLEN 


£4,258 


31% 

Sir Mark Allen 

Mr Clive Carpenter 

Dr Richard Corran 

Dr Alan Davis 

Dr Mike Ferris 


Fulton 

Mr Andrew Harvey 

Mr Michael Hinman 

Mr Malcolm Hitchings 

Mr Bo Jones Jr 

Mr Graham Miller 

Mr Eddie Olszyna- 

Marzys 

Mr Anthony Sykes 

Mr Andrew Taylor 

Mr David Travers 

The Reverend Jonathan 

Trigg 

Mr Ian Vickerage 

Mr Tom Wald 

Mr Ernest Werlin 

1969 


DR RICHARD HARRIES 


£7,603 


19% 

Mr Michael Allen 

Mr Alastair Brett 

Dr Andrew Chojnicki 

Dr Mike Griffiths* 

Mr Michael Lee 

Mr Greg Marks 

Mr Michael Poultney 


Mr Andy Ross* 

The Reverend Andrew 

Scaife 

Mr Simon Willbourn 

1970 


MR PETER WILSON 


£1,997 


22% 

Mr Graham Bennett 

Mr David Ceen 

Mr Richard Cullen 

Mr Gerry Halon 

Professor Ian Lawrie 

Mr Christopher Priest 

Mr John Raynor 

Mr Richard Salter 

Mr Mike Shallcross 

Dr Michael Simpson 

Mr Richard Sparks 

Mr David Taylor 

Mr David Tucker 

Mr Peter Wilson 

Mr Stephen Wilson 

1971 


MR PETER MIÉVILLE 


£25,880 


29% 

Anonymous 

Dr Richard Booth 

Mr Anthony Dlugosz 

Mr Geoff Hall 

Dr David Hartnett 

Mr Richard Jackson* 

Mr Francis Jones* 

Professor Dominic 

Kwiatkowski 

Mr Andrew Martin-Smith 

Mr Alasdair McKeane 

Mr Peter Miéville 

Mr Philip Nokes 

2 1


Mr Scott Nycum 

Mr Tim O’Brien 

Dr David Ralph 

Mr John Ratcliffe 

Mr Trevor Reeve 

Mr Peter Smith 

Mr Tony Spencer 

Professor Peter Walls 

Sir Michael Wigan 

Professor Peter Willett 

1972 


VACANT 


£9,218 


23% 

Mr Chris Albiston 

Mr Andrew Allner* 

Mr Roger Baker 

Mr Raymond Bell 

Mr Nick Byrne 

Mr Malcolm Churchill 

Mr Michael Frankl 


Mr Stewart Hamilton 

Mr Nick Kirk 

Mr Keith Le Page 

Mr Edward Nicol 

Dr Girish Patel 

Mr Jim Rathbone* 

Dr Martin Smith 

Dr Graham Taylor 

Mr Ian Webb 

Mr David Whitelam* 

1973 


MR GEORGE ROFFE- 

SILVESTER 


£15,004 


19% 

Anonymous 

Dr Bernard Besly 

Mr David Camp 

Mr David Cannon* 

Mr Mark Duckham 

Mr Keith Fox* 

Mr David Frith 

Mr Michael Hosking 

Mr Bill Johnson 

Mr George Roffe- 

Silvester* 

Dr David Seamark 

Mr Roger Stone 

Dr Mark Thackeray 

Dr Jerry Wales 

Mr Julian Wynter 

1974 


MR CHRISTOPHER 

SPRAY 

MR ALAN LAMMIN 

MR MARK KING 


£15,905 


37% 

Anonymous 

Dr Mark Currie 

Mr David Harris* 

Mr Mark Hatcher 

Mr Colin Hawkes 

Mr Jeremy Holt 

Mr Ken Ibbett* 

Mr Peter Kelly 

Mr Mark King 

Mr Alan Lammin 

Mr Ian McGregor 

Mr Paul O’Brien 

Dr Christopher Perrett 

Mr Andy Popham* 

Mr Simon Rallison 

Dr Steven Ratcliffe 

Mr Robert Reid 

Mr Clive Richards 

Mr Nigel Roffe 

Mr Howard Rosen 

Mr Paul Sanders 

Dr David Seddon 

Mr Barry Smith 

Dr David Smith 

Mr Ian Smith 

Mr Paul Smith 

Mr Christopher Spray 

Dr John Taylor 

Mr Richard Tolkien* 

Mr Martin Whittaker 

Mr John Woodward 

1975 


MR GILES EMERSON 


£5,737 


23% 

Mr Ian Christie 

Mr Graham Fosh 

Dr David Goldbloom 

Mr Richard Hannah 

Mr Christopher 

Headdon 

Mr Bill Lanyon 

Mr Dave Lawley 

Dr Paul Leyland 

Mr John Miller 

Dr James Mumford 

Mr Alan Newton 

Mr Robert Parkinson 

Dr Peter Shadbolt* 

Mr Mark Shaddick 

Mr Douglas Stembridge 

Dr Philip Stephens 

Mr Chris Sturdee 

Mr Richard Truscott 

Mr David Watson 

1976 


MR MARK 

HOUGHTON-BERRY 


£8,830 


28% 

Mr Mark Ballman 

Mr Neil Burton 

Dr Sumit Chanda 

Mr John Clark 

Mr Andrew Clarke 

The Honourable Justice 

Thomas Cromwell 

Mr Gareth Edwards 

Mr Robert Haden 

Mr Mark Houghton- 

Berry 

Sir Roland Jackson 

Mr Paul Kane 

Mr Nick Kendall- 

Carpenter 

Mr Adrian Long 

Mr John Melotte 

Dr David Murdoch 

Mr Andrew Paton 

Mr Richard Powell 

Mr Michael Ralph 

The Reverend Duncan 

Raynor 

Mr Roman Rudkowskyj 

Dr Simon Stevenson 

Mr Richard Stubbs* 

Mr Nick Taunt 

Mr Philip Terzian 

Dr Simon Winterton 

2 2


1977 


MR CHISANGA PUTA- 

CHEKWE 

MR ROGER FINK 


£3,414 


19% 

Dr Julian Alworth 

Mr David Blower 

Dr Jeremy Broadhead 

Dr Stephen Cameron 


Danilewicz 

Mr Michael Hart* 

Mr Stephen Jerome 

Dr Christopher Ree 

Mr Michael Scarisbrick 

Mr Malcolm Sumner 

Mr Mark Thomas 

Mr Richard Watson 

1978 


MR TOBY WALLIS 


£8,442 


23% 

Anonymous 

The Hon Mr Justice 

Aarif Barma 

Mr Hugh Bell 

Mr Nigel Bennett 

Mr Russell Davidson 

Mr Nick Gaynor* 

Mr Charles Gillott 

Mr Edwin Harland 


Kirkwood 

Dr Jeremy McCabe 

Mr James Rogers 

Sir Richard Rowley 

Mr Malcolm Rutherford 

Mr Charles Smith 

Lord Peter Truscott 

Mr Toby Wallis 

Mr Derek Wheeler* 

Mr Peter Woodbridge 

1979 


MR CHRISTOPHER 

ALLNER 


£12,024 


26% 

Anonymous 

Mr Christopher Allner 

Mr Chuck Anderson 

Mr Christopher Andrews 

Mrs Alison Barne 

Mr Dick Barton 

Mr Ian Bradbury* 

Mr Michael Coleman* 

Professor Steve Higgins 

Mr Robin Howard 

Mr Jeremy Hull 

Mr Alexander Minford 

Mr Richard Morris 

Ms Ann Nursey 

Mr Andrew Peck 

Mr Trevor Pethick 

Mr Paul Redfern 

Mr Brian Rimmer 

Mr Jim Shine 

Mr David Stewart 

Mr Simon Thornton 

Miss Alison Wilson 

Mr John Yeatman 

1980 


MR NEIL MONNERY 


£6,864 


21% 

Mrs Yvonne Ashton 

Mr Ian Carnegie Brown* 

Mr Tim Cato 

Mr Andrew Dobson 

Mr Andrew Goldsworthy 

Mr Paul Hammond 

Mr Robert Haynes* 

Mr Andy Hobart 

Mr Nick Kennedy 

Mr Ian Lever 

Mr Harry Marshall 

Mr Neil Monnery* 

Mr Philip New 

Mr Stephen Newman 

Mr Kevin Pantling 

Mrs Catherine Score 

Mr Julian Thomas 

1981 


VACANT 


£5,060 


19% 

Dr Philip Ambler 

Miss Rachel Billinge 

Mrs Catherine Bingham 

Mr Mark Dilworth 

Mrs Colette Du Toit 

Mr Michael Gigney 

Mr Jerry Herbert 

Miss Susan Howard 

Dr Jane Isaacs 

Dr David Marples 

Mr Robert Noel 

Mrs Susan Parker 

Mr Mark Shepherd 

Mr Glen Suarez* 

Mr Rhodri Williams 

1982 


VACANT 


£3,863 


18% 

Anonymous (3) 

Mr Chris Archer-Lock 

Mr Simon Chadwick 

Mr Martin Clemoes 

Mr Alan Heald 

Mr Nicholas Hill 

Mr Adrian Knight 

Mrs Tessa McDonald 

Ms Jane Novak 

Dr Philip Rose 

Mr Dan Rosen 

Mr David Skinner 

Mr Dominic Watts 

Mr Nicholas Worskett 

1983 


MR ANDY ANSON 


£3,001 


23% 

Mr Andy Anson 

Mr Richard Astle 

Mrs Lucinda Bell 

Mr Robin Blades 

Mr Gordon Clark 

Mr Clifford Collis 

Mr Nicholas Davidson 

Mr John Dermo 

Professor Simon Hooker 

Dr Alison Kelly 

Dr Barbara Lunnon 

Mr David Marriage 

Mr Nicholas Myerson 

Mr John Neale 

Mr Jonathan Ramsden 

Mr Dermot Russell 

2 3


Mr Craig Shuttleworth 

Mr David Webb* 

Dr James White 

1984 


MR CHARLES OUTHWAITE 


£3,032 


13% 

Dr Geoff Butcher 

Ms Reeta Chakrabarti 

Mr Nigel Davies 

Mr Brendon Hansford 

Mr Guy Healey 

Mr William Kenyon 

Mr Ian McDonald 

Mr Charles Outhwaite 

Mr David Powell 

Mr Mark Richards 

The Reverend Mark 

Speeks* 

Miss Elizabeth Whittaker 

1985 


MR ADRIAN MONCK 


£3,942 


17% 

Mr Justin Audcent 

Ms Christina Blacklaws 

Mr Kevin Callanan 

Mr Christopher Chinn 

Mr Jonathan Finn 

Mrs Nicola Fothergill 

Mrs Sue Gauge 

Mr Stephen Jones 

Mr David Leeks 

Ms Lydia Massiah 

Mr Adrian Monck 

Mr Bruce Murray 

Mr George Peretz* 

Mr Tom Perkins 

Mr Mick Platt 

Mrs Hester Tingey 

Mrs Lizzie Tosaris 

Mr John Urquhart 

Dr Lesley Whitehurst 

Professor Xiaozhong 

Zhang 

1986 


MRS AMANDA 

WILLIAMS 


£8,782 


17% 

Anonymous 

Mr Chris Ball 

Mr Nick Barnard 

Mr Neil Blair 

Mr Martin Furey 

Mr Jonathan Gittos* 

Mr Jonathan Gough 

Dr Geoffrey Greatrex 

Mrs Rachel Haining 

Mr David Harrison 

Mrs Emma Langley 

Mr Robert Mason 

Mr Adrian Sainsbury* 

Mr James Sanders 

Mr Mike Schelble 

Mr Russell Speirs 

Mr Nicholas Stretch 

Mr Tom Tenkhoff 

Mr William Webb- 

Purkis 

Dr Stuart Williams* 

Mr James Yuen 

1987 


DR RICHARD BENNETT, 

MR MARK ANDERSON, 

MR ROB 

FARQUHARSON 

MR JON GISBY 


£4,321 


13% 

Anonymous (2) 

Mr Mark Anderson 

Mrs Deborah Ball 

Dr Richard Bennett 

Miss Georgina Brittain 

Dr Robert Cramer 

Mr Rob Farquharson 

Mr Jon Gisby 

Ms Cooper Jackson 

Mr Adam Maclean 

Mr Felix Martin-Moreno 

Mr Dan O’Connor 

Mrs Rosemary Riepma 

Mr Eckhart Weber 

Mr Stuart Wheeler 

1988 


VACANT 


£1,548 


8% 

Dr Daniel Cammerman 

Mr Jackson Collins 

Mrs Georgina Dennis 

Mr Robin Down 

Mr Nick George 

Mr Chris Gondek 

Dr Oliver Gutman 

Mr Lee Mickus 

Mr David Pesikoff 

Mr David Susich 

1989 


MR JUSTIN BRETT 


£2,570 


14% 

Anonymous 

Mr Conrad Benefield 

Mr Justin Brett 

Mr Richard Dudley 

Mr Gonzalo Garrigues 

Miss Anna Johnson 

Mr Daniel Johnson 

Dr Georgia Kaufman 

Mr Alasdair Kergon 

Mr Nigel Leyland 

Mr Simon Mason 

Ms Eva Norton 

Mrs Dani Solomon 

Mr Robert Tansey 

Mr Ben Williams 

Mr Paul Williams 

Dr Stephen Winder 

1990 


VACANT 


£10,335 


15% 

Anonymous (2) 

Dr David Bieber 

Ms Katherine Brewer 


Coleridge 

Miss Lebby Eyres 

Mrs Sarah Fuller 

Ms Andrea Gomes da 

Silva* 

Mr Will Harrison 

Dr Mark Henstridge 

Mr Brendan Kearse 

Ms Rachel Knubley 

Miss Kate Little* 

2 4


Ms Anna Maratos 

Miss Kathrine Meloni 

Mr Anesh Pema 

Mr Andy Powell 

Dr Matthew Preston 

Mr Robert Riley 

Dr Carl Thwaite 

Dr William Wadsworth 

1991 


MS ELIZABETH WEBB 

MS GLORIA CHUNG 


£7,321 


20% 

Mrs Kate Agg 

Mrs Angela Baker 

Mrs Caroline Bansal 

Mr Richard Barltrop 

Ms Gloria Chung 

Mrs Sheena Dewan- 

Herrick 

Mr Ian Glen 

Ms Karen Greenberg 

Mr Dave Handley* 

The Hon Ed Harris 

Mr Mark Harris 

Mr Philip Jones 

Mr Michael Lapin 

Mr John Leighton 

Ms Min Lim 

Ms Amanda McDonald 

Mr Robert Miners 

Ms Charlotte Morgan 

Dr Philomen Probert 

Mr James Rous 

Ms Jessica Smith 

Mr Hee Tan 

Ms Elizabeth Webb 

Mr Tom Weiss 

1992 


MR JON HALL 


£4,327 


11% 

Anonymous (3) 

Dr Victoria Brown 

Ms Katy Cooper 

Mrs Louise Curbishley 

Mr Jeremy Fox-Geen 

Mr Timothy Houghton 

Mr Charles Mander 

Mr Rohit Menezes 

Mr Sean O’Sullivan* 

Dr Katy Pike 

Mr Jeremy Pocklington 

Mr Prajakt Samant* 

Mr Andrew Sanders 

Mr Jon Skittrall 

Dr Clare Taylor 

1993 


VACANT 


£7,701 


15% 

Mr Matthew Addison 

Mrs Kate Astley 

Mr Nicolas Atkins 

Mr David Avery-Gee 

Mr Thomas Bradnock 

Mr Nick Campsie* 

Mr Mark Cheng 

Mr Rik Child 

Dr Astrid Diener 

Ms Kate Evans 

Mr David Gilmore 

Dr Ian Hall 

Dr Claudia Jans Strasky 

Mr Jamie McDougall 

Mrs Clare Mcintosh 

Ms Gillian Molesworth- 

St. Aubyn 

Dr Maria Parani 

Mr James Renshaw 

Mr Andrew Swayze 

1994 


VACANT 


£1,722 


12% 

Mr Saliya Cooray 

Mr Andrew Dodd 

Mr Roger Evers 

Mr Matthew Hedges 

Ms Nicola Holmes 

Mr Christopher Leverton 

Mrs Alix Lewer 

Mr Yassir Mahmood 

Dr Duncan McCombie 

Mr Nicholas Pashley 

Mrs Anya Radford 

Mr Daniel Reeves 

Mr Richard Rous 

Mrs Joanne Shaw 

Ms Victoria Sowerby 

Dr Richard Thomas 

Ms Helen Turnbull 

1995 


VACANT 


£2,254 


10% 

Anonymous 

Ms Gemma Burford 

Enolengila 

Miss Elizabeth Elmhirst 

Mrs Elena 

Gerostathopoulou 

The Reverend Richard 

Lloyd 

Miss Rachael McCabe 

Mr Graeme McCullough 

Mr Paul McManus 

Dr Anand Mehta 

Mrs Rebecca Morrison 

Mr Anthony Reid 

Dr Fiona Reid 

Mrs Christine Richardson 

Dr Lisa Siraganian 

Ms Sara Thompson 

1996 


VACANT 


£2,056 


7% 

Mr William Edward 

Beattie 

Mr Alastair Brown 

Mr Matthew Hancock 

Mr Timothy Lloyd 

Miss Gemma Mortensen 

Mr Conor Owens 

Mr Richard Parkin 

Ms Maggie Schilling 

Mr Igor Timofeyev 

2 5


1997 


DR STEVE O’KEEFE 


£1,025 


10% 

Anonymous 

Ms Juliet Berman 

Dr Mario Brandhorst 

Dr Ceri Fiddes 

Mr Jamie Maples 

Mr Philip Morgan 

Dr Steve O’Keefe 

The Reverend Kenneth 

Padley 

Ms Sarah Pfuhl 

Mr Nat Roland 

Mrs Helen Slater 

Mrs Elizabeth Stubbins 

Bates 

Mrs Elizabeth Wells 

1998 


MR BEN MOXHAM 

MISS HANNAH 

LOWNSBROUGH 


£2,599 


14% 

Anonymous (3) 

Mr Anthony Bradley 

Mr Jason Chong* 

Miss Jenny Curtis 

Reverend Megan Daffern 

Miss Madeleine Forrest 

Miss Sophie Fry 

Professor Niels Gaul 

Mr David Hancock* 

Mrs Katrina Hancock* 

Mr Mark Higgs 

Miss Fionnuala 

Kennedy* 

Mr Dave Lombino 

Ms Sharron Morris 

Mr Ben Moxham 

Dr Mariza Petropoulou 

Miss Julia Renton* 

Mr Aaron Resch* 

Mr Peter Rushton 

Miss Tehzeeb Sandhu 

1999 


MISS FREDDY WEST 


£2,527 


13% 

Anonymous (3) 

Mr Andrew Aldcroft* 

Ms Marina Bazzani 

Mr Ryan Clay 

Dr Manraaj Dheensay 

Dr Ariel Ezrachi 

Mr Pete Farmer* 

Mrs Rebecca Gray 

Mr George Heywood* 

Mr Chris House 

Ms Jayna Kothari 

Mr Gavin Little 

Mr Ian Mallinson 

Mr Matthew Parfitt* 

Miss Eleonora Suhoviy 

Mr James Taylor 

Mr Alex Usher-Smith* 

Miss Freddy West 

Mr Georgi Zhelev 

2000 


VACANT 


£3,470 


17% 

Anonymous 

Mrs Caroline Boddy 

Mr Owen Boger 

Mr Harry Chichester 

Mr Paul Coles 

Mr & Mrs Jonathan Dean 

Miss Lindsay Gallagher 

Mrs Shani Grant* 

Miss Elizabeth Guilford* 

Mr Michael Hugman* 

Mr Tony Lai 

Dr Jo Lim 

Miss Andrea MacDonald 

Dr John Murphy* 

Mr Nathan Ostrander 

Miss Georgina Paterson 

Miss Amy Pickvance 

Mrs Lisa Pugh 

Mr Matthew Purves 

Mr Matt Ray* 

Mr Raul Rodriguez 

Miss Emily Shaw 

Miss Stephanie Smith* 

2001 


MISS KATHERINE 

BATCHELOR 


£2,687 


13% 

Miss Katherine 

Batchelor* 

Mr Andrew Black 

Miss Lucy Carr 

Miss Rebecca 

Frankenberg 

Miss Jessica Frost 

Mr Andy Golden 

Miss Jane Goodenough 

Mr Jeremy Gould 

Miss Sarah Graham* 

Mr Tom Grant* 

Mr Nikolaus Grubeck 

Mr Rob Hopkins 

Mr Fergal McLoughlin 

Mr Edward Meinert 

Dr Niall O’Dea 

Ms Hannah Parham* 

Mr Thomas Reynolds 

Mrs Hannah Stranger- 

Jones 

Mr Tse Wen Tai* 

Mrs Emma Thompson 

Mr Nicholas Widdows 

2002 


MISS RACHEL KNIBBS 


£2,534 


12% 

Anonymous 

Mr Emmet Coldrick 

Mr Hugh Derbyshire 

Miss Claire Holliday 

Mr Nick Johnston* 

Miss Katie Kingwell 

Miss Rachel Knibbs* 

Mr Yipei Liu* 

Miss Tamsin Maddock 

Mr Drew Newman 

Miss Rachel O’Neill 

Mrs Angela Palmer 

Mr Ioan Popescu 

Miss Laura Smethurst 

Miss Lucy Stallworthy* 

Miss Helen Stubbs 

Dr Phil Tresadern* 

Mr Thomas Turner 

Miss Emily Watson* 

Mrs Claire Widdows* 

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2003 


VACANT 


£2,114 


6% 

Anonymous 

Mr Michael Amherst* 

Mr George Anstey 

Mr Greg Lim 

Ms Emily Liu 

Ms Felicity Long 

Mr Alex Newberry 

Dr Dirk-Jan Omtzigt 

Mr John Stuart 

Mr Michael Werner* 

2004 


MR OCTAVE OPPETIT 

MR ANDREW 

FREEDMAN 


£226 


4% 

Mr Gemunu Cooray 

Mr Glen Goodman 

Mr Darrell Jones 

Mr Robert Keevil 

Dr Tarun Khaitan* 

Mr Alexander Laffan 

Miss Joanne Williams 

2005 


VACANT 


£897 


6% 

Miss Chloe Beeby* † 

Miss India Bourke* † 

Ms Serene Chew* 

Mr Ben Geldeard* 

Mr Mawuli Ladzekpo 

Mr Charlie Morris 

Mr Mehmet Noyan* 

Mr Asa Oldring* † 

Mr Ash Rust* 

Mr Iain Sheridan 

Mr Ben Sutton* † 

2006 


MR BEN MILLINCHIP 

MISS CAROLINA 

LINDAHL 


£978 


16% 

Miss Robin Andrews* † 

Ms Liz Berry † 

Mr Kent Brittan 

Miss Jennifer Brown* 

Mr Henry Burton 

Mr Xiao Cai* 

Mr Anupam Das † 

Miss Emily Derrer † 

Mr Kevin Dickens* † 

Mr Kit Dorey † 

Miss Elizabeth Ellen* † 

Mr Alexander Fennell* † 

Miss Emily Fletcher* † 

Miss Ursula Hackett * 

Mr Patrick Howard* † 

Mr James Johnson* † 

Miss Victoria Lazar 

Graham † 

Mr Felix Leach* 

Mr David Lee † 

Mr Daragh McDowell 

Miss Katie McGettigan* † 

Dr Rebecca McNamara* 

Mr Alex Mehra* 

Mr William Moir* † 

Mr Edward Moores* † 

Mr Christopher Neale* † 

Mr Rupert Robinson* † 

Mr Edward Roffe 

Miss Maya Ross* † 

Mr Sam Rudgard* † 

Miss Rebecca Taylor* † 

Ms Mabyn Troup † 

Miss Lindsey van 

Gemeren † 

POST- 2006 


VACANT 


£1,035 


11% 

Mr James Bailey 

Miss Ruth Barber* † 

Mr Stephen Carolin* † 

Mr Matthew Conroy* † 

Miss Katherine Cook 

Miss Aisha Curran † 

Ms Hannah Graff* 

Miss Ewelina Gregolinska 

Mr Thomas Grossmann 

Mr Chetan Gupta* 

Ms Layla Hamadi 

Mr Timothy Hele 

Miss Jessica Houlgrave* † 

Mr Simon Inman 

Mr Philip Jackson* † 

Miss Rebecca Kaye 

Mr Stephen Lang* † 

Miss Lucinda Mallace- 

Goulbourne* † 

Mr David Merlin-Jones* † 

Miss Katy Minshall* † 

Mr Rikin Patel* † 

Miss Jennifer Payne* † 

Mr David Rawcliffe* † 

Mr James Regan* † 

Miss Hannah Rosefield † 

Mr James Salter* † 

Mr Santiago Sanchez* † 

Mr Charl Sevel 

Mr Dalibor Siroky* 

Miss Chloe Street † 

Mr Piers Taylor † 

Miss Harriet Tolkien † 

Miss Ruth Wainwright* † 

Miss Alice Walker* † 

Miss Hannah Wright † 

FELLOWS 


£13,139 

Anonymous (3) 

Dr Faramerz Dabhoiwala 

Dr Cornelia Drutu 

Professor Raymond Dwek 

The Late Dr Denys Dyer 

Dr Walter Eltis 

Dr Monika Gullerova 

Dr Joe Hatton 

Professor Gregory 

Hutchinson 

Professor Elizabeth 

Jeffreys 

Mr William Jensen 

Ms Jeri Johnson 

Dr Peter Johnson 

Mr Christopher Kirwan 

Dr John Maddicott 

Professor Cyril Mango 

The Reverend Helen 

Orchard 

Dr Zhongmin Qian 

Dr Ian Reid 

Dr Brian Stewart 

Professor Helen 

Watanabe-O’Kelly 

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FRIENDS 

OF EXETER 


£702,891 


Lord Aldington 

Ms Susan Amussen 

Mr & Mrs John Ball 

Mrs Valerie Barr 

Mr Roger Bourke & Ms 

Naomi Williams 

Mr & Mrs Mark Burridge 

Mr Chris Clements 

Dr Felicity Cooke 

Mr & Mrs Richard Cooper 

Miss Mary Crawford 

Mr Simon & Dr Hardeep 

Curtis 

Mr Martin Davies 

Ms Kinsey Forsdyke 

Professor Raoul Franklin 

Mr Clive Gallier 

Sir Patrick Garland 

Mr & Mrs Peter Geldeard 

Mr & Mrs Simon Gordon 

Mr & Mrs John Graham 

Mrs Jane Howard 

Mr Colin Howard 

Mr Peter Jones 

Mrs Nancy Kelly 

Ms Heidi Kurtz 

Mrs Angela Lazda 

Mr Timothy & Dr Helen 

Lee 

Mr & Mrs Richard 

Lewney 

Mrs Susan Lochner 

Mr Hamish McRae* 

Mr & Mrs Hugh Moir 

Dr Ben Morison 

Mr Eric Noel 

Lady Jennifer Norman 

Baroness Detta O’Cathain 

Mrs Sue Ogonovsky 

Ms Bina Pandit 

Mr Peter Parker 

Professor Michael Ponton 

Dr Oliver Pooley 

Mrs Jennifer Rallison 

Dr & Mrs Richard Resch 

Ms Elizabeth Robertson 

Mr Andrew Siddons 

Mr Andrew Smith 

Mr & Mrs Paul Smith 

Mrs Jean Southgate 

Mrs Mary Stubbs 

Mr & Mrs Arthur Sutton 

Mr & Mrs Gary Taylor 

Mr Peter Thompson 

Mr Graham Tite 

Mrs Lorise Topliffe 

Mr Seth Vannatta 

Mr Cung Vu 

Miss Marjorie Watson 

Mr & Mrs John White 

Dr Esme Whitehead 

Professor Terry Willis 

Professor Michael Winter 

Miss Valerie Worthington 

Santander 

To be sensitive to current 

students, the College lists as 

anonymous any gifts made by 

their parents. 

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Including Exeter College in your Will 

Your Will is the best way to provide for your friends and family, to help the causes you 

support, and to acknowledge the influences that have shaped your life. 

Legacies have played, and continue to play, a major part in the history of Exeter 

College. As state funding declines, we need constant help to preserve our way of 

education, our unique environment and our distinct values. 

As Exeter College is a charitable institution, bequests to it are free of 

Inheritance Tax and really do make a difference to the lives of our members. 

Including a legacy in your Will, or adding a Codicil, is a simple matter, although 

we do strongly advise that you take professional legal advice. 

If you do choose to remember the College in your Will, we would be grateful if 

you could inform us so that we can ensure that all aspects of your plans are fully 

understood, and so that we can thank you appropriately. This will not 

represent a binding commitment, and your plans will be treated in the strictest 

confidence. 

For further information, please contact the Development Office. 

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The Development Office 

Exeter College 

Oxford OX1 3DP, UK 

+44 (0) 1865 279620 

www.exeter.ox.ac.uk/alumni

Exeter College Donors' Report

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