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S u f f i e l d A c a d e m y • S u f f i e l d C T 

Auction 

Suffield Academy Parents’ Association 

4th Annual 

Friday, April 25, 2003

the 

CATALOG 

TO BE AUCTIONED LIVE 

1 CUSTOM-MADE HALL TABLE 

ESTIMATED VALUE: $2,500 

An original, this hall table comes from the studio of WM. B. SAYRE, INC. in Northampton, Massachusetts, where 

fine custom furniture is executed to the designs of a specifying architect, interior designer or residential customer. 

The table is made from Australian lacewood, zinc etching plate and black marble. The table measures 38 1/2” x16 

1/2” x 36”. 

A gift from William Sayre, friend of Suffield Academy 

2 SPEND A NIGHT IN SUFFIELD’S NEW BED & BREAKFAST 

ESTIMATED VALUE: $225 

Spend a night in Suffield’s soon to open bed & breakfast, Spencer On Main. Delve into Suffield’s history while staying 

in a suite with a fireplace, antique furnishings and private bath. Start your day with a gourmet breakfast prepared 

especially for you. This invitation is for two people to stay one night between October 15, 2003 and April 15, 

2004. Spencer On Main is a nonsmoking establishment that welcomes guests ages 12 and over. 

A gift from Caroline & Etienne d’Otreppe, parents of Gregory ’02 and Stephanie ’03 

3 FOUR NIGHTS IN VEGAS! 


Stay four nights at the Venetian Resort Hotel, enjoy roundtrip air from Hartford’s Bradley International Airport and 

the convenience of transfers to and from the hotel. The Venetian is a luxury all-suite hotel in the heart of the Las 

Vegas Strip. The hotel has its own 120,000-square-foot casino and a one-quarter mile Venetian streetscape. The 

property boasts a Grand Canal with gondolas, waterside cafes and shops crossed by authentically-styled bridges 

linking the indoor mall area. 

A gift from Jung Ho and Yun Sook Suh, parents of Joanne ’03, Min Chul Hong and Myung Jae Moon, parents of Joo Pyo 

’03, Dae Soon Bae and Jung Mee Suh, parents of Sang Min ’03, Jae Kyung Kim and Seung Ran Park, parents of Jin Sun 

’03, Sang Yoon and Myung Jook Kim, parents of Min Jung ’04 and Min Kyung ’06, Kang Huh and Hae Yun Lee, parents 

of Benjamin ’04, Jong Min Park and Seok Soon Choi, parents of Jonathon ’05, Taeshik Shin and Myunghee Lee, parents 

of Yoon Jo ’05, Young Jin Kim and Soon Yi Bang, parents of Yeon Jung ’06, Hyung Rok Shu and Kyung Mi Min, parents 

of Ji Won ’06 

PARENTS’ ASSOCIATION AUCTION 1

4 CERAMICA CAMPANELLE HAND-PAINTED SQUARE PLATTER 


A Ceramica Campanelle design, 20” hand-thrown and hand-painted square platter. For decorative use only. 

A gift from Carol & Sol LeWitt, parents of Eva ’03 

5 FIVE LOCAL BOYS AND SEVEN BOYS FROM DOWN UNDER 


1999 Fox Creek, Merlot, Australia - 1999 Fox Creek, JSM, Australia - Fox Creek, Short Row Shiraz, Australia - 1997 

David Bruce, Petite Syrah, Australia - 1997 Cherise, Sangiovese, Australia - 1996 Trevor Jones, Cabernet/Merlot, 

Australia - 1999 Birchwood, Shiraz, Australia - 1998 Seavey, Merlot, Napa Valley - 1996 Saddleback Cellars, 

Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley - 1997 Havens, Merlot, Napa Valley - 1997 Madrigal, Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa 

Valley - 1997 La Jotta Vineyard Co., Petite Syrah, Napa Valley 

A gift from Melody Wang-Bernstein & Claude Bernstein, parents of Matt ’02 

6 A DAY OF GOLF WITH THE ASSOCIATE HEADMASTER 

ESTIMATED VALUE: PRICELESS 

A round of golf, either walking or with a cart, and lunch with Associate Headmaster Charlie Cahn at the Suffield 

Country Club. 

A gift from Charles Cahn III, Associate Headmaster 

7 ROSSIGNOL BANDIT SKIS WITH BINDINGS 


Hit the slopes with Rossignol Bandit men’s or women’s skis with bindings. High bidder must submit certificate to 

donor by August 1, 2003. The skis will be delivered no later than October 31, 2003. 

A gift from Teresa & Deno Dudunake, parents of Colin ’05 

8 WEST COAST TOP-20 GOLF COURSE FOR FOUR 


A round of golf for four in San Francisco at one of America’s top-20 ranked golf courses, complete with caddies and 

lunch. Club rules prohibit mentioning the club’s name in written materials, but we’ll let you know verbally on auction 

night. Fred Nelson will host the foursome. 

A gift from Denielle & Fredric Nelson, parents of Liz ’05 

9 LEARN HOW TO DRIVE A RACE CAR 


Part art, part science, driving a racecar is about feel and speed. Experience 0–60 in 4.5 seconds, 1.1G of cornering 

force and a top speed of 135 mph. The Skip Barber racing school is the real thing. Master the fundamentals of racing 

in the classroom and driving sessions using the 2.0-liter formula Dodge racecar. This three day course is available 

at 20 of America’s premier tracks. It’s an experience that you’ll never forget. 

A gift from Michele Browne & Michael Culver, parents of Christine ’05 and Michaela ’05 

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10 EXPERIENCE HARVEST AND WINEMAKING FIRSTHAND 


Wanted: Two willing and able vineyard and winery workers to visit our winery on beautiful Cayuga Lake in the 

heart of the gorgeous Finger Lakes region of New York State. Peter and Tacie Saltonstall are inviting a daring duo of 

Suffield supporters to come help during harvest. Come for a three day, two night stay anytime during the first fifteen 

days of October and experience the Crush. This is our harvest season at King Ferry Winery, maker of Treleaven 

wines. You will experience grape picking, crushing and pressing, racking juice and wine to barrels and some cleaning. 

While you are here you will stay in our fully stocked cottage on Cayuga Lake. Bidders must enjoy wine and possess 

strong backs and weak minds. Come join us for some fun and not too much work. 

A gift from Tacie & Peter Saltonstall, parents of Lev ’06 

11 A CASE OF 2000 TRELEAVEN VINTNER’S CUVEE CHARDONNAY 


From King Ferry Winery in the Finger Lakes region of New York, this wine is fermented in new French oak barrels 

and transfered after nine months to older French oak barrels and aged for another year. It is a round and lucious 

wine with great depth of fruit. This Chardonnay carries lots of oak without being buried by it. This wine is not produced 

every year. 


12 VISIT A MOVIE STUDIO! 


Be the guest of John Shea, the star of Mutant X, for two days on the set in Toronto, Canada. One person will be 

flown round-trip and go behind the scenes of the number-one rated action drama on the WB network, which airs 

in 160 countries. Learn how a television series is made from shooting, make-up, editing and stunts to production. 

Air, ground transportation, accommodations and food will all be provided by the donor. Available by mutual agreement 

between June and September 2003. 

A gift from Melissa MacLeod & John Shea, parent of Jake ’05 

13 “ASSIGNMENT”—AN ORIGINAL OIL MASTERPIECE 


A masterful oil painting of a ship in a storm by our very own Abe Samii. A one-of-a-kind, just like its creator! 

A gift from Amparo & Ebrahim Adib-Samii, parents of Elise ’87 

14 ONE WEEK ON AN 82-FOOT YACHT IN THE WINDWARD ISLANDS 


Spend a week on this exquisite 82-foot Swan performance cruising yacht. Four people will sail the Windward 

Islands with a crew of three. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Organize your own itinerary with the captain 

for a mutually agreed upon week this winter. Flights, food, alcohol and fuel are not included. Leaving from and 

returning to St. Martin. 

A gift from an anonymous donor 


15 MIXED CASE OF ESTATE GROWN AND BOTTLED CALIFORNIA WINES 


From Stuhlmuller Vineyards in the Alexander Valley of Sonoma County, we have two bottles of 1999 Cabernet 

Sauvignon and two bottles of 2000 Chardonnay. From Preston Vineyards in the Dry Creek Valley of Sonoma 

County, we have four bottles of 2001 Sauvignon Blanc and two bottles of 2002 Vin Gris. 

A gift from Daisy & Kerry Damskey, parents of Drew ’06 

16 A WEEK ON NANTUCKET 


Spend a full week on Nantucket Island! Located on Brandt Point, near the beach and tennis, this four bedroom 

summer house of the early 1900s is decorated colorfully in light and airy country furnishings. Enjoy the fireplace on 

a cool fall evening, or relax on the hammock on the large front porch. There is also a wicker sun porch. This charming 

house is a short walk to town. Pick any mutually agreed upon week in September or October (2003 or 2004). 

A gift from Bard ’63 & Maryann Jones, Trustee, parents of Ashton ’01 

17 A HISTORIC SUFFIELD TOUR AND DINNER WITH THE HOLMESES AND THE CAHNS 


Four lucky couples will enjoy a private tour of select Suffield homes given by Bill Hosley, Executive Director of the 

Connecticut Antiquarian and Landmarks Society, which owns the Hathaway House on South Main. The Hathaway 

House is the earliest example of the Federal style in the Connecticut River Valley and is regarded as one of New 

England’s most important architectural landmarks. Following the tour of the Hathaway House and at least one 

Academy home on North Main, a dinner will be served at the Gay Mansion with David and Toni Holmes and 

Charlie and Hillary Cahn. 

A gift from Toni & David Holmes ’60, Headmaster, Hillary ’88 and Charlie Cahn, Associate Headmaster, and Bill 

Hosley, Executive Director of the Connecticut Antiquarian and Landmarks Society 

18 HOUSE ON JUPITER ISLAND, FLORIDA 


One week on Jupiter Island (Hobe Sound) in Florida. Includes main house with a pool and a two-bedroom guest 

house. Mutually agreed upon dates excluding Thanksgiving, Christmas and the month of March. House is 45 minutes 

from West Palm Beach Airport. Limited to a family of eight. 

A gift from Susan & Thomas Turner, parents of Georgie ’06 

19 PAINTING BY SOL LEWITT 


A painting titled “Tangled Bands” by Sol LeWitt. The material used is gouache on paper and the dimension are 

7.5” X 22.75”. 


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20 MARTHA’S VINEYARD HIDEAWAY BEACH HOME 


Spend the week of August 2–9, 2003, at this special vacation home on Martha’s Vineyard. This week runs Saturday 

to Saturday. The three-bedroom beach house on Cape Pogue, the remote northeast tip of the Vineyard, offers 

beaches on three sides of the property. The high bidder will need to make his or her own ferry reservations and 

purchase a permit to drive on Wildlife Refuge Beaches (approximately $300). A four-wheel-drive vehicle is also 

required to cross the three-and-a-half miles of beach to the house. Gas lights, a classic gas stove and two gas refrigerators 

will amply meet your needs in this nonelectric house (no TV! no video games!). A generator is available to 

run the dishwasher and the clothes washer. Sleeps six to eight people. 

A gift from Judith Murphy, parent of Pete ’04 

21 ORIGINAL OIL PAINTING OF CENTURION HALL 


An original oil painting by our very own Melinda Fuller. The scene depicts Bell Hill and Centurion Hall in the winter 

from the perspective of the Tremaine Art Center terrace. The dimensions are 20” x29 3/4”. 

A gift from Melinda Fuller, Visual Arts Department, parent of Ted ’05, Nancy ’06 and Jane ’06 

22 WEEKEND ON THE JERSEY SHORE 


A weekend on the Jersey shore for two adults in July or early August 2003. Arrive Friday evening or Saturday morning 

and enjoy a day of grass court tennis, beach and pool at the famed Sea Bright Lawn Tennis Club. When the day 

is done, enjoy dinner and an overnight stay at the Shanley’s beautiful home in Rumson, New Jersey. 

A gift from Jeanne & Frank Shanley, parents of Casey ’05 

23 HAND-BLOWN MURANO GLASS VASE 


A pear-shaped vase composed of gold bubbly glass (pulegoso) decorated with two purple glass handles. Applied 

base composed of pulegoso glass. The vase is 15 1/4” high. It has been featured in exhibitions in both the American 

Craft Museum in New York and the Spazio Oberdan in Milano, Italy. With the pulegoso vase comes a catalogue 

entitled Venetian Glass. This catalogue accompanied an exhibition by the same name at the Craft Museum in New 

York in 2000 featuring Murano glass from the Olnick Spanu Collection. 

A gift from Giorgio Spanu & Nancy Olnick, parents of Rob Lateiner ’05 

VACATIONS & WEEKEND GETAWAYS 

24 FALL LONG WEEKEND IN GRAFTON, VERMONT 


Spend a fall long weekend in the picturesque village of Grafton, Vermont. The house dates from 1825 and has 

unique historical significance, as it was once a safe haven on the Underground Railroad. To top off this weekend, the 

O’Briens will treat you and your guests to dinner at The Old Tavern. This weekend is offered for six people in the 

fall 2003 for a mutually agreed upon weekend. Reservations at the ever-popular Old Tavern will need to be made 

well in advance. 

A gift from Susan & Kevin O’Brien ’70 , Trustee, parents of Andrew ’06 


25 COTTAGE IN THE BAHAMAS 


A one week stay in a quaint one-bedroom cottage at Harbour Island in the Bahamas. This location is the jewel of 

the Bahamas Out Islands, set in a charming, historical colonial village. Cottage holds two to three people. Available 

on any mutually agreed upon date, exculding Christmas, February and March. 

A gift from Lemmie & Richard Malcolm, parents of Sam ’05 

26 CONDO AT HOWLAND II VILLAGE IN BREWSTER, MASSACHUSETTS 


Use of a townhouse condominium unit, located in Howland II Village at the Ocean Edge Resort and Golf Club on 

Cape Cod Bay in Brewster, Massachusetts (see http://www.oceanedge.com). Available from Sunday 3:00 p.m. 

through Friday 3:00 p.m. for a week in September. Preferred week in September must be communicated to the 

donor prior to June 1, 2003. The unit accommodates four people with two bedrooms, one and one-half baths, full 

kitchen, dining and living rooms. Sheets and towels are not provided. Golf and tennis facilities available at users 

expense. 

A gift from Theresa & Michael Cyran, parents of Peter ’04 

27 HOME ON MARTHA’S VINEYARD 


One week at a beautiful home on Martha’s Vineyard located in the Katana section of Edgartown. Choose a week in 

fall 2003 or June 2004. Date to be mutually agreed upon with donor. This home has four bedrooms, a large eat-in 

kitchen, big deck and homey, comfortable decor. Sleeps eight to ten people comfortably. 

A gift from Katherine & Thomas Sullivan, parents of Mac ’05 

28 TWO-NIGHT STAY IN THE ARMY NAVY CLUB IN WASHINGTON, D.C. 


Stay for two nights at the private Army Navy Club in Washington, D.C. The club is centrally located near the White 

House. This gift is donated in honor of U.S. Naval Commander Charles O. Spear IV by his sister, Amy. “Chip” graduated 

from Suffield Academy in 1972. One month’s advance reservation is required. Must give at least 48 hours to 

cancel or reschedule. Maximum of four people. 

A gift from Amy & Thomas Ruzbasan, parents of Matt ’05 

29 A WEEK AT THE DELAWARE SHORE 


Spend a week in this year-old home. There are five bedrooms, a den, game room, screened-in porch, elevator and a 

lovely kitchen. The dining table seats up to 14 and the home sleeps 10–18 depending on the configuration. The setting 

is on an inland canal with a dock that is perfect for a canoe, kayak or fishing boat. A canoe and several kayaks 

are available for your use. Located five miles north of Ocean City, Maryland, and 30 minutes south of Rehoboth 

Beach, Delaware. Pick any mutually agreed upon date from Labor Day through Memorial Day. Not available 

Thanksgiving or Christmas. Not available for unsupervised group of young adults. 

A gift from Elizabeth Baker & Glenn Tom, parents of Andrew ’03 

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30 A WEEK ON CAPE COD 


Stay on Cape Cod for one week, June 7–14, 2003, in this two-bedroom, one-bath home in Harwich, Massachusetts. 

The house sleeps five people. Contact the donor to make arrangements. 

A gift from Leyla & Gary Burgess, parents of Devon ’03 

31 TENNIS AND GOLF WEEKEND 


One weekend (Thursday to Sunday) at Amelia Island Plantations in Jacksonville, Florida, home of the Bausch and 

Lombe Tournaments. Choose September 11–14 or September 25–28, 2003, to enjoy this two-bedroom condominium 

directly across from the beach club and three miles of beach. Condominium has one king-size bed and two 

twins. For more information go to www.aipfl.com. 

A gift from Patricia & Kenneth Owen, parents of Dillon ’05 

32 CAPE COD GETAWAY 


One fall long weekend at a beautiful newly-built home in West Falmouth. This three-bedroom home (suitable for 

up to three couples) is available for a mutually agreed upon time between September 20 and November 24, 2003. 

A gift from Andrea & Andrew Lowe, Associate Director of Development 

33 ONE WEEK RCI TIMESHARE CONDOMINIUM 


Looking for a new vacation experience? Choose your next vacation destination from the RCI community of more 

than 3,500 resorts in nearly 100 countries. Restrictions apply. 

A gift from Lorraine & Frederick Cosgrove, parents of Pat ’04 

34 VISIT NEW YORK CITY 


Two nights accommodations at the Yale Club of New York City in the heart of midtown Manhattan opposite Grand 

Central Station. Convenient to many of the city’s major attractions, including museums, shopping, dining and theatre. 

Accommodations include a double room with private bath and health club and pool privileges. Availability 

from June 21 to September 15, 2003. 

A gift from Pauline & Robert Sheehan, parents of Eliza ’05 

35 PAMPER YOURSELF AT THE SPA OF NORWICH INN 


$150 gift certificate for merchandise and services at the Spa of Norwich Inn. 

A gift from Ana & Michael Pritchard, parents of Michael ’03 

36 THE DUTCH IRIS INN AND DINNER 


Two nights stay at the Dutch Iris Inn, a bed and breakfast in Granby, Connecticut, with a dinner gift certificate for 

$150 to Pettibone’s Tavern in Simsbury, Connecticut. 

A gift from Molly & Daniel Carpenter Esq., parents of Caroline ’04 


37 OVERNIGHT STAY AND BRUNCH AT THE SIMSBURY INN 


One night’s stay (Saturday) and a wonderful Sunday brunch for two in the Evergreens Restaurant at the Simsbury 

Inn in Simsbury, Connecticut. 

A gift from The Simsbury Inn, friend of Suffield Academy 

38 VERMONT GETAWAY WEEKEND 


Spend a long weekend at a rustic mountain house at the base of Sugarbush in Warren, Vermont. The home will 

accommodate six adults with a loft that sleeps four children ages six and up. Mutually agreed upon dates in fall 

2003. 

A gift from Elise ’87, Dean of Faculty, and Phil Riegel ’87, Associate Director of Development 

JEWELRY 

39 WOMAN’S WATCH 


An elegant woman’s watch in silver and gold from the Museum of Fine Arts store in Boston. 

A gift from Joanne Grillo, parent of Alex ’05 

40 AUTHENTIC CAPE COD BRACELET 


Authentic Cape Cod bracelet made of sterling silver and gold, designed and handcrafted by a Cape Cod artist. A 

very popular piece of jewelry. 

A gift from Patricia & Daniel Moriarty ’71, parents of Bridget ’01 and Brendan ’04 

41 STERLING SILVER LOVING HEART PIN 


Designed by Jean Schnaak. Remind a special person every day of the love you share. 

A gift from Jean Schnaak, Nurse, parent of David ’03 

42 STERLING SILVER LOVING HEART PIN 


Designed by Jean Schnaak. Remind a special person every day of the love you share. 


43 STERLING SILVER LOVING HEART NECKLACE 


Sterling silver heart necklace designed by Jean Schnaak. Jewelry for those you love. 


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44 HANDMADE NECKLACE 


Handmade by Nancy Brause from the Barndoor Workshop, this necklace is 11” long with a 6 1/2” decorative drop. 

Fashioned in brown, yellow and green beads with wood, metal, bone and ceramic. 

A gift from Nancy & Eckhard Brause, parents of Jamie ’06 

LESSONS & INSTRUCTIONS 

45 WINE, CHEESE AND CREATIVE MEMORIES 


You and nine guests will experience an evening of relaxation and gain new skills. Enjoy wine and cheese while you 

learn about preserving your family’s treasured histories and photographs. You will learn simple techniques for starting 

your own scrapbook/photo album. The winner will also receive a Premiere Creative Memories Album for precious 

photos. 

A gift from Jan & David Anderson, parents of Will ’04 

46 COCKTAIL CRUISE ON THE CONNECTICUT RIVER 


Enjoy a summer evening’s cocktail cruise for four aboard Elizabeth, a beautiful 31-foot Down East Maine Picnic 

Boat, along the lower Connecticut, an American Heritage River. Leaving from the Connecticut River Museum at 

Steamboat Dock in Essex, travel from Essex to East Haddam while sipping Veuve Clicquot (or a beverage of your 

choice) before mooring in tranquil Hamburg Cove for hors d’oeuvres. Along the way, the captain and first mate will 

regale your party with the history of the lower tidelands of the River, one of the most pristine watercourses in the 

world and designated as one of the Last Great Places in the Western Hemisphere by the Nature Conservancy. 

A gift from Cynthia & Gerald Dubey, parents of Jared ’00 and Jordan ’04 

47 THREE HOURS OF PRIVATE INSTRUCTION ON THE CLIMBING WALL 


Three private one-hour, indoor rock-climbing lessons on mutually agreed upon dates during fall 2003. 

A gift from David Stillman, Chair, English Department 

HOUSEHOLD ITEMS 

48 CUSTOM-MADE GOLD BOND MATTRESS SET 


Come to the Gold Bond Mattress Company and select your custom-made queen-size mattress and box spring set, 

specially made to your firmness preference. 

A gift from Alice & Robert Naboicheck, parents of Skip ’01 and Alex ’04 


49 A GIFT BASKET FOR YOUR CAT 


A wonderful assortment of toys and supplies for your special cat. 

A gift from Ann Huntington Mickelson, parent of Jared ’05 

50 A GIFT BASKET FOR YOUR DOG 


A wonderful assortment of toys and supplies for man’s best friend. 

A gift from Ann Huntington Mickelson, parent of Jared ’05 

51 OLYMPUS IZOOM60 CAMERA 


The very popular Olympus iZOOM60 all-weather ultra compact camera with 28–60mm, 2.1x zoom using advanced 

photo system. 

A gift from Li-Mei Su & Yung-Sen Kuo, parents of Kevin ’03 

52 SPOONS AND SPATULAS COOKBOOK 


Cook up a wonderful assortment of delicious meals with this comprehensive cookbook from Bess Chisum Stephens 

YWCA in Little Rock, Arkansas. 

A gift from Becky & Morin Scott Jr. ’68, parents of Morin ’04 

53 LENOX HOLIDAY DISH 


This beautiful Lenox dish is a collector’s item. Created for the holidays, the dish is gold trimmed and in the shape of 

a Christmas tree. 

A gift from Theresa & Frank Gerlando, parents of Paul ’06 

54 HANDMADE AFGHAN 


This handmade crocheted afghan (54” x64”) fits nicely on a single bed. The springtime waterfall of colors—along 

with the soft texture of the blanket’s yarn—make it especially appealing to the eye and comforting to the touch. 

A gift from Kathleen & David Matchett, parents of Kristin ’04 

55 COPPER FIRE PIT 


This unique copper fire pit will enhance your home’s patio. It holds plenty of wood for an evening’s fire and you 

can cook on it using the iron grate. The copper will age naturally to a beautiful patina. The durable wrought iron 

stand is powder coated to resist the weather. The bowl is 39.3” diameter and stands 16.9” high. For use on nonflammable 

surfaces only, such as stone or brick. 

A gift from Kit & Charles Henderson, parents of Colin ’03 

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56 VERA BRADLEY TRAVEL SET 


In the pink butterfly pattern, this six-piece travel set will help you get there in style. 

A gift from Lori & Randall Benderson, parents of Evan ’04 

57 SUFFIELD POLARTEC BLANKET 


This orange fleece blanket embroidered with the Suffield seal is perfect for those chilly fall days watching the Tigers. 

Blanket measures 60” x 72”. 

A gift from Teri & Arthur Hebb, parents of Jay ’05 

58 SUFFIELD POLARTEC BLANKET 


This orange fleece blanket embroidered with the Suffield seal is perfect for those chilly fall days watching the Tigers. 

Blanket measures 60” x72”. 

A gift from Teri & Arthur Hebb, parents of Jay ’05 

59 DRIED FLOWER ARRANGEMENT 


Dried flower arrangement in an artful container. 

A gift from Diane & Steven Reynolds, parents of Serena ’06 

60 DRIED FLOWER ARRANGEMENT 


Dried flower arrangement in an artful container. 


61 SILK FLORAL ARRANGEMENT 


A beautiful arrangement of silk geraniums in a water jug. Measures 24” x35” x28”. 

A gift from Marjorie & Thomas Dedrick Sr., parents of Victoria ’05 

62 FOOD PROCESSOR 


A Black & Decker Power Pro II FP1500 food processor. 

A gift from Deborah & Thomas Schultz, parents of Greg ’03 

63 TEN-GALLON TERRARIUM 


One ten-gallon terrarium created from the natural flora and fauna of the Suffield Academy campus. 

A gift from Nancy & Gerald LaPlante, Science Department, parents of Jeannie ’04 and Kristen ’06 


64 VINTAGE POSTER 


A vintage poster advertising a cheese store c. 1905–1910 from the Omnibus Gallery in Aspen, Colorado. 

A gift from Jackie Long, parent of Callie ’04 

65 TIFFANY & COMPANY REFRESHER SET 


Tiffany’s & Company refresher set in crystal. Set includes a crystal pitcher (90 oz.) and six exquisite handblown 

crystal glasses. 

A gift from Susan and Jody Cranmore ’73 

66 CANADA, EH! 


As Canadian as can be. Canadian basket full of How to be Canadian: Ice wine, Canadian beer, Roots clothing and 

many other treats. 

A gift from Luci & John Lackey, parents of Anthony ’03 

67 BARISTA AROMA BREWER COFFEE MAKER 


The Barista Aroma Brewer coffee maker comes in black and stainless steel. Try it out with 2 1/2 pounds of 

Starbucks’ coffee and a cool black apron. 

A gift from Laurie & Lawrence Vogt, parents of Bella ’05 

68 BARISTA AROMA BREWER COFFEE MAKER 


The Barista Aroma Brewer coffee maker comes in black and stainless steel. Try it out with 2 1/2 pounds of 

Starbucks’ coffee and a cool black apron. 

A gift from Laurie & Lawrence Vogt, parents of Bella ’05 

69 TISSUE BASKET 


A Longaberger classic tissue basket with a 2001 inaugural tie. 

A gift from Patricia Wasko, friend of Suffield Academy 

70 ALL YOU NEED FOR YOUR NEXT VACATION 


A handsome black suitcase filled with a toiletry bag, luggage straps, make-up bag, photo album and travel bags from 

the Cruise and Resort Connection, Inc., in Fairfield, Connecticut. 

A gift from Nancy & Abraham Yale, parents of Eric ’03 

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71 AFGHAN 


A beautiful afghan lovingly made by Nancy Aronson in blue heather-colored yarn. 

A gift from Nancy & James Aronson, parents of Lauren ’01 and Jason ’04 

72 DECOUPAGE JEWELRY BOX 


Handmade by Erica Callahan, a decoupage jewelry box with two drawers. A perfect Mother’s Day gift. 

A gift from Erica Callahan 

73 SAINT ANDREWS AREA RUG 


This Saint Andrews Jack Nicklaus Collection area rug measures 5’ x 7’ from Booth Flooring Inc. 

A gift from Patrick Booth, Chief Financial Officer, and Booth Flooring 

74 MEAT THERMOMETER 


Use this Brookstone Grill Alert wireless remote meat thermometer for the perfect steak, every time. 

A gift from Richard Grillo, parent of Alex ’05 

75 SHABBY CHIC LAMP 


Shabby chic lamp base in French white with gold work. Fabric lamp shade by Sweat Pea in blue with a floral design. 

A gift from The Blue Hydrangea, friend of Suffield Academy 

76 HAMILTON BEACH MEAL MAKER 


Hamilton Beach Meal Maker Express grill in black. 

A gift from Karl Martin, parent of Karl ’03 

CLOTHING & ACCESSORIES 

77 GEIGER OF AUSTRIA BOILED WOOL JACKET 


Black, boiled wool Geiger jacket with embroidery. Size 10. 

A gift from Cynthia & Richard Kinchla, parents of Blake ’03 


78 OLEANA CARDIGAN 


Navy and light blue Oleana Norwegian designed sweater. Size: Large. 

A gift from Cynthia & Richard Kinchla, parents of Blake ’03 

79 YOUR CHOICE OF DKNY, CALVIN KLEIN OR NAUTICA EYEGLASS FRAMES 


One pair of DKNY, Calvin Klein or Nautica eyeglass frames at Eyecare & Eyeware Center. Frames must be selected 

on premises at 170 Main Street in Agawam, Massachusetts. No restrictions on selection as long as the item is in 

stock. Offer expires December 31, 2003. 

A gift from Madonna & Joseph Santos, parents of Fatinha ’06 

80 SUFFIELD BOOSTER WARDROBE 


Parents of a graduating senior want to pass on their orange Old Navy fleece vests (sizes L and XXL) to parents who 

want to show their colors at sporting events. The perfect way to keep warm while cheering on the Tiger teams! We’ll 

also throw in a tiger tail for the truly dedicated fan! 


81 SAVE THE CHILDREN TIE 


A navy blue tie designed by Jerry Seinfeld and his nephew. 

A gift from Susan Ross & Charles MacCormack, parents of Cam ’03 



Red tulip tie. 




Red tie with children holding hands. 




Red tie entitled “Dreams Are Power.” 




Dark red tie with the faces and flags of many countries. 


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86 SUFFIELD SPIRIT BOA, VEST, MITTENS AND HAT 


This item is truly a one-of-a-kind item handmade by Julie (Aunt to Luke ’06 and Jake ’04 McComb). The boa, vest 

(size: medium), mittens and hat are in orange and black fleecewear. A stylish and fun way to stay warm on those 

blustery fall days. 

A gift from Julie Paradis, friend of Suffield Academy 

SPORTS 

87 HIGH SIERRA SPORT U.S. SKI TEAM WHEELED 36” DUFFEL BAG 


In-line wheels and locking telescope handle make this bag easy to maneuver. Top-loading end pockets hold a pair of 

ski boots, and the drop-bottom compartment adds extra packing space. Comes equiped with front and back compression 

straps with adjustable webbing straps on top. Made from Dupont Cordura®, 420-denier nylon and 

embossed PVC bottom. 

A gift from Ann & L. Harrison Bernbaum, parents of Haleigh ’04 

88 HIGH SIERRA SPORT U.S. SKI TEAM SKI BAG 


This ski bag holds two pairs of skis up to 203cm in length. The center of the bag is fully padded to protect bindings, 

with interior tie-down straps and adjustable compression straps on each end. Carry handles are long enough to be 

used as a shoulder strap. Made from Dupont Cordura®, 420-denier nylon and embossed PVC bottom. 


89 HIGH SIERRA SPORT U.S. SKI TEAM BACKPACK/BOOT BAG 


The large top-loading main compartment has two zippered side accessory pockets. A padded back and adjustable 

padded shoulder straps make for easy carrying, with a zippered mesh pocket in the lid. Removable internal rods add 

structure to the pack. Made from Dupont Cordura®, 420-denier nylon and embossed PVC bottom. 


90 HIGH SIERRA SPORT HYDRATION BACKPACK 


This flow hydration pack has a large main compartment that holds a 2-liter bladder. A front organizer pocket holds 

accessories. 


91 KAYAK PADDLE 


Hand-built lightweight kayak paddle based on the Greenland Inuit designs. Construction is of pine, ash and 

mahogany. Overall length is 88” but will provide custom version if buyer is significantly taller or shorter than average. 

Weight in the 24- to 26-ounce range. Paddle is varnished. Handmade by Glenn Tom. 



92 A DAY AT THE PAWLING MOUNTAIN CLUB 


Be the special guest of the owner for a day of shooting at the Pawling Mountain Club in Pawling, New York. This 

day of shotgun sports for one person includes driven pheasant shooting in the morning and afternoon and a gourmet 

lunch. To be used in the fall or winter of the bird shooting season. Date to be determined by mutual agreement, 

though it cannot interfere with scheduled club events. 

A gift from Rosemary & Phillip Casson, parents of Victoria ’04 

93 METS VS. ATLANTA 


Four tickets to the Mets vs. Atlanta on May 31, 2003, at 1:20 p.m. The seats are right behind home plate, so bring 

your glove for foul balls! Parking and Diamond Club passes are also included. 

A gift from Linda & Bernard Tiani, parents of Brendan ’03 

94 BASKETBALL HALL OF FAME PACKAGE 


Ten passes to the Basketball Hall of Fame, an autographed basketball from the members of the Springfield Spirit, an 

autographed induction poster and grand opening book by Magic Johnson and several coaches. This is a haul for the 

basketball fanatic! 

A gift from Desiree Hennessey, parent of Shane ’05 

95 AUTOGRAPHED BASKETBALL 


An autographed basketball from the Springfield Spirit (including Sue Bird!). 

A gift from Jill & Steve Fox ’74, parents of Stephanie ’06 

96 TECNICA SKI BOOTS 


Lady Ultra-fit Tecnica ICON DPXR black ski boots. Size 270 mm/Women’s 5 1/2. No exchanges. 

A gift from Hillary Rockwell Cahn ’88, Visual Arts Department 

97 ROCK CATS TICKETS 


A certificate redeemable for four reserved seats to any Rock Cats game in New Britain, excluding Fridays, during the 

2003 season. 

A gift from Rock Cats Baseball, friend of Suffield Academy 

98 ANYONE FOR TENNIS? 


Doubles tennis match (and after-game refreshments) with the headmaster and tennis coach, with post-match 

instruction by Coach McKenzie. 

A gift from David Holmes ’60, Headmaster, and Andy McKenzie, Visual Arts Department 

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99 SUFFIELD BOOKSTORE GIFT CERTIFICATE 


Get your Suffield gear! This $200 gift certificate to the Suffield Academy bookstore is all you need. You can use it the 

day after the auction to look your best for the big game. Go Tigers! 

A gift from Catherine Inganamort, parent of Drew ’03 

100 A DAY OF BASEBALL 


Mr. Guidrey will take your student and three friends to a Rock Cats minor league baseball game in New Britain, CT. 

Game date flexible, lunch included. 

A gift from Jennifer & Philip Guidrey, Mathematics Department 

GIFT CERTIFICATES 

101 BARNES AND NOBLE 


The summer reading list will be out soon. Use this $50 gift certificate to stock up on all the books you’ll need. 

A gift from Susan & Donald Teich, parents of Andrew ’06 

102 BEVERLY HILLS LIMOUSINE 


Enjoy eight hours of chauffeur driven limousine service from Suffield Academy. Offer expires May 31, 2004. A 20% 

gratuity for the driver is not included. 

A gift from Allen Baker & Laura Pettibone, parents of Jake Shea ’05 

103 CAR DETAILING 


Full detailing by the pro. Chad Aiken ’03 will wash, wax and polish your car. Vacuum the interior and polish tires, 

rims and glass. Offer expires May 20, 2003. 

A gift from Chad Aiken ’03 

104 $100 GIFT CERTIFICATE TO HANNAH & CO. 


Dress in style with this $100 gift certificate from Hannah & Co. of Windsor, Connecticut, and Wellfleet, 

Massachusetts. 

A gift from Susane Hannah & Stephen Aiken, parents of Chad ’03 












107 GIFT CERTIFICATE TO PELL FARMS 


This certificate entitles the winning bidder to visit Pell Farms during the season of your choice from May 1, 2003, 

through May 1, 2004. Includes $100 worth of nursery stock, pick-your-own or ready-picked strawberries, pickyour-own 

pumpkin, or cut-your-own Christmas tree. 

A gift from Luping & Roger Pell, parents of Lindsey ’03 

108 A NIGHT ON THE TOWN FOR YOUR STUDENT AND FIVE FRIENDS 


A night on the town for your student and five friends! This package includes movie tickets (Hoyt’s in Enfield) with 

popcorn and snacks, and a generous gift certificate for dinner at Ruby Tuesday. 

A gift from Katherine & Steven Westerholm, parents of Kylene ’02 and Erik ’03 

109 PRE-PROM SHOPPING AND ERRANDS (PLUS SURVIVAL COOKIES AND SODA!) 


Transportation for your child and up to three of his/her friends to any shopping mall within 45 minutes of the 

Academy. This could be the perfect solution for your boarding student’s pre-prom needs: hair appointments, florist 

runs and last-minute shopping trips. Though this is not an all-expenses paid shopping trip, delicious cookies and 

soda will be provided. (Alternatively, this trip can be used for transportation to a movie theater or other entertainment 

venue.) 

A gift from Kaitlin Thomas, Assistant Director of Communications 

110 GIFT CERTIFICATE TO THE BUSHNELL 


$150 gift certificate to the Bushnell for the 2002-2003 season. 

A gift from Ana & Michael Pritchard, parents of Michael ’03 

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WINE 

111 SUPER CABS 

ESTIMATED VALUE: $ 725 

1998 Tom Eddy, Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley - 1996 Saddleback Cellars, Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley - 

1997 Saddleback Cellars, Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley - 1996 Delectus, Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley - 1997 

Seavey, Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley - 1995 St. Supery, Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley - 1999 La Jota 

Vineyard Co., Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley - 1996 Spottswoode, Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley - 1994 

Signorello, Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley - 1998 Etude, Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley - 1996 G, Cabernet 

Sauvignon, Napa Valley - 1992 Ferrari Carano, Cabernet Sauvignon, Sonoma County 

A gift from Melody Wang-Bernstein & Claude Bernstein, parents of Matt ’02 

112 A CASE OF 2000 TRELEAVEN RESERVE CHARDONNAY 


From King Ferry Winery in the Finger Lakes region of New York, this wine is barrel-fermented in new French and 

Hungarian oak. It has a wonderful balance of fruit and acidity. Gold medal winner at the Riverside International 

Wine Competition in California. 


113 A CASE OF 2000 TRELEAVEN CHARDONNAY 


From King Ferry Winery in the Finger Lakes region of New York, this Chardonnay is barrel-fermented with a great 

depth of fruit and malolactic characters with a firm acidity. 


114 1987 CHATEAU D’YQUEM 


Try one of the world’s most exclusive wines. This 1987 Chateau d’Yquem sauterne is sure to please. 750 ml. 


115 CHATEAU LEOVILLE POYFERRE ST. JULIEN 


One case (12 bottles) of 1999 Chateau Leoville Poyferre St. Julien. 

A gift from Jeanne & Anthony Freeman, parents of John ’04 

116 FINE BURGANDY #1 


Six bottles of 1996 Gevrey-Chambertin Vielles Vigne Dominique Laurent. 1996 is one of the best vintages of 

Burgandy in the last 20 years. Dominique Laurent is one of Burgandy’s hottest young producers. 



117 FINE BURGANDY #2 


Six bottles of 1996 Volnay Santenots Dominique Laurent. 1996 is one of the best vintages of Burgandy in the last 20 

years. Dominique Laurent is one of Burgandy’s hottest young producers. 


118 DOM PERIGNON 


A bottle of 1993 vintage Dom Perignon champagne. 

A gift from Helen & John Burnham, parents of James ’03 

119 STUHLMULLER VINEYARDS CHARDONNAY 


Ten bottles of 1999 Stuhlmuller Vineyards Chardonnay from the Alexander Valley of Sonoma County. Estate grown 

and bottled. 

A gift from Daisy & Kerry Damskey, parents of Drew ’06 

120 AROUND THE WORLD WITH WINE 


Take a trip around the world with this medley of wines from some of the world’s finest vineyards. The equivalent to 

a global wine tasting. Three stupendous reds and three outstanding whites presented in a Brunello basket. 

A gift from Valisha Graves ’81, Trustee 

ART 

121 HANDMADE REED BASKET 


A wonderful oval reed basket with cane accents and wooden handles handmade by Sue Bucceri. The basket is 12” 

long, 8” wide and 5” tall and will be filled with handmade chocolate treats from Catherine’s Chocolates in Great 

Barrington, Massachusetts. 

A gift from Susan & Louis Bucceri, parents of Kat ’03 

122 HAND-THROWN COOKIE JAR 


Hand-thrown large cookie jar by Suffield’s resident ceramics master, Andy McKenzie. The jar is blue and white with 

sgrafitto decoration. Made from high-temperature stoneware clay thrown on the potter’s wheel. 

A gift from Andy McKenzie, Visual Arts Department 

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123 MODIGLIANI BOWL FROM ITALY 


A large handmade bowl from Modigliani, a quality pottery company in Rome, Italy. Hand-picked by the donor on 

her latest trip. 


124 CARVED WOOD SCULPTURE FROM THAILAND 


A beautiful and unique framed carved wood sculpture from Thailand. 

A gift from Pornpimol & Suvat Jivamongkol, parents of Vivit ’03 

125 ADOLF DEHN PAINTING 


Minnesota Landscape (22” x 30”) was composed in the 1950’s by the renowned artist Adolf Dehn (1895–1968). 

Dehn’s lithographs and works in casein and watercolor are held by most major museums, including the 

Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Art Institute of Chicago, the Whitney Museum and the Wadsworth Atheneum. 

Dehn was elected into the Academy of Arts and Letters and twice won the prestigious Guggenheim Fellowship. 

A gift from Andrea & Andrew Lowe, Associate Director of Development 

126 CERAMICA MARINO HAND-PAINTED PLANTER 


A Ceramica Marino design, 13” hand-formed and hand-painted planter. For decorative use only. 


127 CERAMICA CLASSICO HAND-PAINTED VASE 


A Ceramica Classico design, 10 1/2” hand-thrown and hand-painted vase. 


128 CERAMICA MARTINA HAND-PAINTED HANDLED BOWL 


A Ceramica Martina design, 12 1/2” hand-thrown and hand-painted handled bowl. 


129 CERAMICA MARTINA HAND-PAINTED FOOTED BOWL 


A Ceramica Martina design, 12 1/2” hand-thrown and hand-painted footed bowl. 


130 CERAMICA CAMPANELLE HAND-PAINTED GINGER JAR 


A Ceramica Campanelle design, 18” hand-thrown and hand-painted Ginger jar. 



131 CERAMICA BRAZIERE HAND-PAINTED BOWL 


A Ceramica Braziere design, 16” hand-thrown and hand-painted bowl. 


132 PRINT BY SOL LEWITT 


A print titled “Four Color Isometric Figure - A”. Published by Sol LeWitt. The material used is linocut and the 

dimensions are 10.125” x 23.625”. 


133 ALEXANDER CALDER STONE LITHOGRAPH 


Alexander Calder signed original stone lithograph framed in brass, 34” x 24”. 

A gift from Sherry & Richard Leaderman, parents of Jared ’99 

134 MIRO PRINT 


Signed limited edition Miro lithograph facsimile printed on archival paper in five colors and framed in black. 

Measures 34” x 26”. 

A gift from Sherry & Richard Leaderman, parents of Jared ’99 

135 JEAN DEWOLFE ORIGINAL WATERCOLOR 


A masterful watercolor of the Courtney Robinson ’88 Outdoor Leadership Center with horizon view of main campus 

buildings, painted by Jean DeWolfe. The painting measures 14” x 20”; with matte and frame, 18” x 24”. 

A gift from Jean DeWolfe, Assistant to the Headmaster 

136 POLISH POTTERY JAR 


A beautiful, multicolored Bolesiawiec stoneware covered jar. 

A gift from Abby & Daniel DeMatos, parents of Ben ’05 

137 EARTHENWARE BOWL 


From the shop of M. K. Hannon Ceramics comes the beautiful hand-painted earthenware bowl. 

A gift from Mary Kay Hannon & John Pohanka, parents of Mac ’04 and Ali ’06 

138 BOLESIAWIEC STONEWARE BAKER SET 


A beautifully patterned Bolesiawiec stoneware rectangular deep lasagna baker and a small oval baker from the signature 

collection offered by the Zanger Company. 

A gift from Betsy & Charles McComb, parents of Jake ’04 and Luke ’06, and Maryann & Bob Lanz, parents of D.J. ’04 

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139 BOLESIAWIEC STONEWARE DESSERT SET 


A beautifully patterned Bolesiawiec stoneware round, fluted-edge tart plate with six dessert dishes from the signature 

collection offered by the Zanger Company. 

A gift from Betsy & Charles McComb, parents of Jake ’04 and Luke ’06, and Maryann & Bob Lanz, parents of D.J. ’04 

140 FULLER CUPOLA IN FALL 


A fantastic watercolor painting by Brooke Laughlin titled “Fuller Cupola in Fall”. Image measures 9” x 12”; with 

matte and frame 17” x 20”. 

A gift from Brooke & David Laughlin, parents of Alixe ’05 

141 PHOTOGRAPH BY MICHAEL CIRELLI 


The image is of a man standing on a balcony viewing the skyline of Cleveland, Ohio. The C-print color photograph 

measures 20” x 24” and was hand-printed by the donor. The image is pressed in an acrylic frame hand-built by the 

artist. The rights and copyright of the photograph always stay with the artist. The new owner may not approve the 

copy of or copy the artwork in any form. The artwork may not appear on any website in any form without the written 

permission of Michael Cirelli. 

A gift from Michael Cirelli ’97 

142 PRINT OF CLEMENTINE HUNTER 


A beautiful, unique print of Clementine Hunter, a noted southern primitive artist. This lithograph won first place at 

the Natchitoches, Louisiana Festival celebrating her art. She was born to slaves on a plantation in Natchitoches. 

A gift from Herbie Alexander & Carmen Palazzo, parents of David Coe ’02 

143 WILL KLEMM LANDSCAPE 


A beautiful framed pastel landscape by the artist Will Klemm. 

A gift from Susan & Michael Athas, parents of Mike ’03 

144 MOODY STREET 


A 2002 oil on wood painting by Boston based artist and educator Mary Sullivan. The painting is 11 1/2” x 20”. 

A gift from Christi & E. Timothy Sullivan Jr., parents of Casey ’06 

145 FRAMED WATERCOLOR OF THE SCHOOL 


A print of a beautiful limited-edition watercolor of Suffield Academy by B. van Winkelen, measuring approximately 

14” x18”, framed. 

A gift from Toni & David Holmes ’60, Headmaster 


GOLF 

146 GOLF AT LONGMEADOW COUNTRY CLUB 


A golf outing for three at the Longmeadow Country Club with Jeff Meehan. Expires September 30, 2003. 

Reservations with Jeff Meehan required. 

A gift from Mary & L. Jeffrey Meehan, parents of Kate ’03 and Erin ’06 

147 GOLF BALLS AND TOWEL 


A set of 12 golf balls and a golf towel with USA agency logos. 

A gift from Molly Shreeve, parent of Andrew ’03 

148 FOUR FOR GOLF 


A round of golf for four people at the Country Club of Greenfield in Greenfield, Massachusetts. Expires October 1, 

2003. Carts included. 

A gift from Jill & George Fleischner, parents of Jannelle ’05 

149 GREG NORMAN GOLF COURSE 


A round of golf for four people at a famous Greg Norman golf course in Hobe Sound, Florida. 

A gift from Shirley & S. Richard Szczepanik, parents of Brian ’06 

150 CONNECTICUT GOLF CLUB 


A round of golf for three at the Connecticut Golf Club in Easton, Connecticut. Lunch included. Must golf with 

member. 

A gift from Bianca & James Curley, parents of Amanda ’06 

151 GOLF OUTING 


A round of golf for two and lunch with Dennis Kinne, Golf Coach, and David Holmes ’60, Headmaster, at the 

Suffield Country Club. 

A gift from David Holmes ’60, Headmaster, and Dennis Kinne, Director of Athletics and parent of Kelly ’82, Kevin ’84, 

Barbara ’86 and Dennis ’89 

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FOOD 

152 MEAT LOVER’S DREAM 


Your freezer will be filled for months with 12 to 15 pounds of bone-in or boneless ribeye, and 8 to 10 pounds of 

bone-in or boneless pork loin, cut to specifications or left whole. A case of 24 individual stuffed boneless chicken 

breasts, a two-pound bag of cooked, peeled shrimp, and 10 pounds of marinated boneless chicken breasts. Also 

includes three batches of ready-to-bake assorted cookies (M&M, chocolate chip and sugar). Hand delivered or 

shipped overnight by the donor. Bon Appetite! 

A gift from Lynne & James Vallides, parents of Alexis ’06 

153 OLIVE GARDEN GIFT CERTIFICATE 


A $100 gift certificate to the popular Olive Garden Restaurant. 

A gift from Robin & Anthony Cournoyer, parents of Alex ’06 

154 SEVEN DOZEN PIZZELLE 


Ms. Saven’s specialty. Seven dozen Pizzelle (Italian style) waffle-type cookies. 

A gift from Trina Saven, Language Department, parent of Christopher ’94 and Nicholas ’99 

155 TIGER BUTTER 


Zita’s famous Tiger Butter in a crystal container. This delicious candy is made with white and dark chocolate and 

peanut butter. It’s kept Suffield students in good spirits for years! 

A gift from Zita Kinne, parent of Kelly ’82, Kevin ’84, Barbara ’86 and Dennis ’89 

156 TIGER BUTTER WITH NUTS 


Zita’s famous Tiger Butter in a crystal container. This delicious candy is made with white and dark chocolate, 

peanut butter and nuts. It’s kept Suffield students in good spirits for years! 

A gift from Zita Kinne, parent of Kelly ’82, Kevin ’84, Barbara ’86 and Dennis ’89 

157 1/2 GALLON OF MAPLE SYRUP 


The real thing! Half-gallon of pure Vermont maple syrup made in the Bailey family sugar house in East Dover, VT. 

A gift from Byron & Beth Bailey, Registrar 














161 STUDENT CARE PACKAGE 


A care package full of goodies—mostly food. As personalized as possible with your child’s favorite things. Perfect for 

exam week. Offer good during the school year. 

A gift from Nancy Tremaine, parent of Alexandra ’03 

162 LOBSTER IN THE DINING HALL 


Mr. Godin will serve your child and a friend in the dining hall an appetizer of shrimp scampi over angel hair pasta 

with gorgonzola cheese, followed by a 2-pound lobster with drawn butter. Mutually agreed upon date in the fall of 

2003. 

A gift from Hilary & David Godin, Mathematics Department 

163 ONE GALLON OF VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP 


One gallon of Grade A Vermont maple syrup. 

A gift from Ann-Marie & Richard Elkins, parents of Ava ’06 

164 MELT IN YOUR MOUTH TENDERLIONS 


Twelve eight-ounce melt-in-your-mouth tenderloins freshly cut and individually cryovaked. Ready to pop in your 

freezer and use as needed. Compliments of South Shore Meats and Vistar/USA of Hartford. 


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165 OVERSTUFFED BASKET 


A wonderful gift basket overstuffed with cookies, candy, snacks and novelties compliments of Kellogg’s General 

Mills, Kraft and Vistar/USA of Hartford. Perfect for that late night, study break during exam week. 


166 OVERSTUFFED BASKET 


A wonderful gift basket overstuffed with cookies, candy, snacks and novelties compliments of Kellogg’s General 

Mills, Kraft and Vistar/USA of Hartford. Perfect for that late night, study break during exam week. 


167 BETTER LIVING THROUGH CHOCOLATE 


Ask the Spencer boys (or just Blake Kinchla) where the best brownies can be found. Amy Pentz will bake you two 

dozen brownies (that’s 24 squares of chocolate therapy) either in her secret chocolate or chocolate raspberry flavor. 

You decide the date and provide 24 hours notice. Then you ring the Spencer Hall doorbell and they are yours...the 

Academy version of drive through. 

A gift from Amy Pentz, English Department 

168 HOMEMADE PIZZA DINNER 


A homemade pizza dinner for four people at the Gotwals home. Includes choice of toppings, salad, soda and ice 

cream sundaes. One week notice for a mutually agreed upon date. 

A gift from Molly Gotwals, College Counseling & Thomas Gotwals, Chair, Music Department 

169 PEANUT BRITTLE 


Two pounds of the Hernick’s famous peanut brittle. 

A gift from Joseph & Lisa Hernick, Librarian 

170 PALM TREE GIFT BASKET 


A Palm Tree gift basket from Kitchen Savant, Inc. Includes a bottle of Mangrove Island vanilla vinaigrette and a 

package of Mangrove Island spiced pecans. 

A gift from Lydia & Arthur Pomerantz, parents of Bart ’05 

171 HOMEMADE BIRTHDAY CAKE 


A homemade birthday cake delivered to a boarding student on their special day (school days only, please). A great 

gift for parents who live far away! 



172 HOMEMADE BIRTHDAY CAKE 


A homemade birthday cake delivered to a boarding student on their special day (school days only, please). A great 

gift for parents who live far away! 


173 WILLIAMS-SONOMA GIFT BASKET 


A gift basket with products from Williams-Sonoma. The theme of the basket is Italian Dinner Night with a serving 

bowl, pasta, gourmet sauce, specialty oil, focaccia bread mix and a bottle of wine. 

A gift from Sharon Collins, parent of Tim ’06 

174 GREEN MOUNTAIN COFFEE GIFT BASKET 


The best cup of joe around. Organic coffee, a travel mug, thermos and ceramic mug from Green Mountain Coffee 

Roasters. 

A gift from Tim Coonan & Cathy Schwemm, parents of Annie Swank ’05 

175 CHOCOLATE LOVER’S GIFT BOX 


You have to see it to believe it! 

A gift from Mary Ann & Ronald Coleman Jr., parents of Lauren ’06 

176 $100 GIFT CERTIFICATE FROM THE MAX RESTAURANT GROUP 


Try one of the great restaurants in the Max Restaurant Group in Hartford, West Hartford, Glastonbury and Avon. 

Choose the Trumbull Kitchen, Max Amore Ristorante, Max a Mia Ristorante, Max Downtown or Max’s Oyster Bar. 

A gift from Max Restaurant Group, friend of Suffield Academy 

177 JON ROCKMAN’S WORLD FAMOUS CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIES 


One batch of Mr. Rockman’s world famous chocolate chip cookies. Sure to please even the most discerning cookie 

aficionado. 

A gift from Jonathan Rockman, Chair, Science Department 

178 PRANZO ELEGANTE PER SEI GENTI 


Enjoy an elegant Italian feast for six like her Neopolitan Nonna used to create in the hills above Avellino. Antipasto, 

Primo Piatto, Secondo Piatto, e Dolce from the kitchen of Linda Cardillo Platzer, served at her home. Limitation: 

before April 2004. 

A gift from Linda Cardillo Platzer, Director of Development 

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CHILDREN 

179 COMMEMORATIVE TEDDY BEARS 


Three cuddly teddy bears from Gund commemorating the 100th Anniversary of the teddy bear. Created in the styles 

of 1902, 1952 and 2002, these stuffed bears will fill the arms of a child or the shelf of a collector. 

A gift from Debra & Stephan Lefcheck, parents of Jon ’05 

180 RAGGEDY ANN DOLL 


A classic! This Raggedy Ann is 36” tall and was lovingly handmade by Bethany. The perfect gift for someone special. 

A gift from Bethany Roy, parent of Peter ’04 

181 RINGLING BROTHERS AND BARNUM AND BAILEY CIRCUS TICKETS 


On Thursday, May 15, or Friday, May 16, 2003 for the 7:30 p.m. show, you and seven guests will experience over two 

hours of sensory overdrive during the pulse-pounding, mind-blowing, non-stop amazement, of this all new, all real, 

133rd edition of Ringling Bros. and Barnum and Bailey Circus at the Hartford Civic Center! 

A gift from Kay & John Greaser, parents of Jena ’04 



On Wednesday, May 14 for the 7:30 p.m. show or on Thursday, May 15 for either the 10:30 a.m. educational show 

or the regular 7:30 p.m. show, you and three guests will experience the pulse-pounding, mind-blowing, non-stop 

amazement, of this all new, all real 133rd edition of Ringling Bros. and Barnum and Bailey Circus at the Hartford 

Civic Center! 




On Wednesday, May 14 for the 7:30 p.m. show or on Thursday, May 15 for either the 10:30 a.m. educational show 

or the regular 7:30 p.m. show, you and three guests will experience the pulse-pounding, mind-blowing, non-stop 

amazement, of this all new, all real, unexpurgated incarnation of the 133rd edition of Ringling Bros. and Barnum 

and Bailey Circus at the Hartford Civic Center! 



GIFT BASKETS 

184 SPRING BASKET 


Everything you need for a spring picnic in a beautiful white basket. 

A gift from McKone & Jeffrey Stafford, parents of Chris ’06 

185 AMERICAN PICNIC BASKET 


A picnic basket containing a picnic blanket, T-shirt, flag, sparkling wine, lantern, two mugs, swizzle sticks, trivet, 

plates, napkins and a U.S.A. beaded purse. 

A gift from Tracy & Robert Crowe, parents of Ashleigh ’04 

186 STRAWBERRY SUMMER BASKET 


For the strawberry lover. A tapestry pillow, strawberry basket, four matching placemats, strawberry towels, a ceramic 

strawberry pot and Harry and David’s strawberry chocolates. 


187 SUFFIELD TIGERS SPIRIT COOLER 


A cooler backpack with a stadium blanket, tiger spirit hat with legs and a tail, tiger head for dorm wall and an 

inflatable tiger. 


188 GOD BLESS THE U.S.A. TOTE 


An American flag tote filled with a memo board, tablecloth, napkins, cups, ceramic heart and swizzle sticks. 


189 BATH & BUBBLES BASKET 


This basket is filled with two extra large bath towels, two hand towels and two washcloths. Also included, a turban, 

body scrub, body bar, bath confetti and sea kelp body polish. 


190 HERE’S TO THE GRADUATE 


Serve up a tray containing two glasses, sparkling cider, a congratulations graduation bear, the Nothing Book (a journal), 

and two cameras to capture those special memories on graduation day. 


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191 MOVIE LOVER’S GIFT BASKET 


If you love movies, this basket is for you. Two VHS movies (Something About Mary and Office Space) along with 

three DVDs (Fast and Furious, Ice Age and Sweet Home Alabama). Popcorn, Starbursts and $25 worth of Hoyt’s 

movie passes. 

A gift from Deborah Cobb & Richard Scully ’73, parents of Andrew ’04 

BOOKS & MOVIES 

192 BAND OF BROTHERS DVD SET 


The World War II drama was executive produced by Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks and won six Emmy Awards 

including best miniseries. The DVD box set (six discs, ten episodes, over ten hours) retails for over $120 and has 

sold millions of units since its release last fall. Bonus features include an 80-minute documentary, a 30 minute featurette 

about the making of the series, an interactive field guide, web links and more. Based on the bestseller by 

Stephen Ambrose, Band of Brothers tells the story of Easy Company, 506th Regiment of the 101st Airborne Division, 

U.S. Army. They were an elite rifle company which parachuted into France early on the morning of D-Day, fought 

in the Battle of the Bulge and captured Hitler’s Eagle’s Nest in Berchtesgaden. The programming is educational and 

the viewing experience moving. 

A gift from Susan Berman, parent of Eric Wald ’05 

193 BOOKS AND BOOKS ON TAPE 


Stephen King’s Dreamcatcher in hardback and the following audiobooks for those long car rides: Steven King’s, 

Hearts in Atlantis, three best sellers from Tom Clancy, and Carol Higgins Clark’s Fleeced and Deck the Halls. All your 

summer reading in one fell swoop. 

A gift from Dace & Jonathan Weiss, parents of Dan ’04 

194 THREE BOOKS FROM CANADIAN AUTHOR DAVID BOUCHARD 


David Bouchard is a Canadian author, teacher and storyteller. These three autographed children’s books tell the 

important story of Canada and each showcases a different artist’s work. The titles are If Sarah Will Take Me, If You’re 

Not From The Prairie and The Colors Of British Columbia. 

A gift from Luci & John Lackey, parents of Anthony ’03 

195 LONG DAY’S JOURNEY INTO NIGHT 


Long Day’s Journey Into Night by Eugene O’Neill. From the New Haven: Yale University Press, 1956, first edition. 

Winner of the Pulitzer Prize for drama and the 1957 Tony Award. Offset on front endpaper from newsprint previously 

laid in, otherwise the book is fine in a dustwrapper with some light wear on the edges. Still in very good or 

better condition. 

A gift from the S. Kent Legare Memorial Library 


196 THE SONG OF THE LARK 


The Song of the Lark by author Willa Sibert Cather from Boston Houghton Mifflin, 1915. This is a first edition, latter 

issue. There is some light wear to the extremities, otherwise fine in gilt-stamped, smooth blue cloth. 


197 OBSCURE DESTINIES 


Obscure Destinies by Willa Sibert Cather from New York: Knopf, 1932. First edition. Cloth at spine a little faded as 

usual, otherwise the book is near fine in a price clipped dustwrapper very slightly tanned at the spine, with an eightinch 

chip from head of spine, and a few tiny nicks and short, closed tears. 


198 POETRY LOVERS PACK 


First edition poetry from the leading independent literary press. Graywolf Press books of poetry, essays on poetry 

and the craft of writing. Without an Alphabet by Saadi Youssef, Can Poetry Matter by Dana Giola, Still Life with 

Waterfall by Eamon Grennan, DelCompositions by W.D. Snodgrass, Otherwise by Jane Kenyon, The Complete French 

Poems by Ranier Maria Rilko, If You Want to Write by Brenda Veland, Too Bright to See by Linda Gregg, and By 

Herself by Molly McQuade. 

A gift from Margaret & William McConaghay, parents of David ’04 

32 SUFFIELD ACADEMY

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