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ExeterCollegeDonors’Report‘09 pThe Development OfficeExeter CollegeOxford OX1 3DP, UK+44 (0) 1865 279620www.exeter.ox.ac.uk/alumni

Annual Fund£382,465Major Gifts£574,570Legacies£483,503Overall Total£1,440,538Participation rate ofOld Members20%ExeterCollegeDonors’Report‘09 pFrom the Rector 2College Finances 4Income Statement 5Annual Fund 6Volunteers 12Legators and Legacy Pledges 13Major Gifts 14Major Benefactors 16List of Donors 17

EXETER COLLEGE DONORS’ REPORT | 09EXETER COLLEGE DONORS’ REPORT | 09From theRectorThere can rarely have been a tougher year for the Collegeto raise money. Yet, wonderfully, many donors continued oreven increased their gifts to the College.In particular, our income to the AnnualFund, our main vehicle for giving bythe vast majority of Old Members,raised more than in any previousyear. Such unrestricted generosityprovides the backbone of supportfor the tutorial system, for help withstudent hardship, for our careers andinternship office, for the library and fora host of small but important activitiesthat enhance College life.Many donors gave in response to ourannual telephone campaign, whichbrings all sorts of unexpected benefitsapart from the financial. It gives ourstudents a glimpse of the College’spast, and a sense of the career choicesthat may face an Exeter graduate. Butit also gives our Old Members a chanceto hear how College has changed sincetheir day – and how, at its heart, itremains unchanged.We have also enjoyed some generousindividual gifts. Some, such as a largegift from Sir Ronald Cohen (1964,PPE) towards the Ruskin development,arrived just after the end of thefinancial year; I will have more to sayabout them in our next report. But wealso received several welcome legacies,including one from Fred Bornhauser(1948, English), to be used to continuehis own devotion to American literaturehere at Exeter College. The responseto my own letter to my contemporariesand older alumni, urging them toremember the College in their wills,has been touchingly enthusiastic.Exeter’s Old Members and Friendsare very generous, with over 1,000making a modest gift each year.We are now fully embarked uponthe College’s Campaign for 2014,Exeter Excelling, in time for our 700thanniversary. We had a series of launchevents in September, culminating inan all-day event at College. We havealready had a warm response, evenbefore sending you word about thepurposes of the Campaign. It will be atthe heart of what the College doesin the next few years, as we aim toraise £45m – of which more than £11mhas already been received. To put thischallenging target into perspective –our endowment is currently valuedat £42m!Your philanthropy already makespossible many of the best aspects ofthis College: its academic excellence,its compassion for students sufferingfinancial problems, its wonderfulmusic and its sports facilities. Inthe past year, we have created anew Fellowship to teach Economics;we have refurbished the Collegeboathouse in memory of the twostudents who died in 2007; we havebeen able to afford to provide adisabled student with the specialmeals she requires; and we havemoved students into comfortable newrooms in our new graduate buildingat Exeter House; and providedscholarships for some of the bestgraduate students in the world. Unlikeat the richer Colleges who can affordit, all of this has happened because ofthe generosity of our Old Members,parents and friends.Thank you for making so muchpossible. The whole College is gratefulfor your continuing support.FRANCES CAIRNCROSSRECTOR23

EXETER COLLEGE DONORS’ REPORT | 09EXETER COLLEGE DONORS’ REPORT | 09College FinancesWilliam JensenIncome Statement2008-09As evidence of stress in the banking sectormultiplied in the latter part of 2007 and into2008, Exeter began raising cash from globalequity funds. When Lehman Brothers failedin October 2008, the College endowment washolding nearly 30% of its assets in cash andthis sheltered it from much of the turbulencewhich followed. Agricultural land, accountingfor some 14% of the endowment, held itsvalue, and the College had limited exposureto hedge funds and private equity. So it wasthat the College recorded a total return inthe year to 31 July 2009 of -3.33% and thisrelative stability has enabled the College tomaintain its operations whilst many muchwealthier institutions which experiencedgreater volatility were forced to retrench.The College was greatly helped in achievingthis outcome by the contribution of the fourexternal members of its Investment& Accounts Committee (three of them areOld Members) and by its investment adviser,Sand Aire, a family office founded and run byanother Old Member. New investments havebeen purchased cautiously and selectivelybut a substantial cash balance remains andwe are prepared for further turbulence whenliquidity is withdrawn by central banks.4Endowments have very longinvestment horizons and the receivedwisdom has been that they shouldbe able to ride out market volatility.Extreme stress in the financialsystem has exposed limitations tothe efficacy of diversification.The value of the portfolio at 31 July 2009was £42.5 million; this was after the transferof £1.5 million to the College’s revenueaccount and an exceptional grant of £683,000to the Michael Cohen Trust which supportsthe tutorial work of the College. The tableopposite summarises income and expenditurein the year. Exceptional efforts were made togrow commercial banqueting and conferencebusiness, whilst at the same time placinggreat emphasis on cost control; this resultedin an unexpected, though very welcome,surplus of £457,000. Apart from the majordevelopment of graduate accommodation atExeter House, the College did not undertakeany significant capital projects.Looking forward, there is concern over thesustainability of public funding for highereducation and Oxford expects an additionalblow from the withdrawal of the £5 million‘historic buildings’ grant from HEFCEfunding. Many students are finding thattheir families are not able to support theirstudies to the extent that was anticipatedand several funding bodies are now payinggrants termly rather than at the beginningof the academic year.The College has responded by makinghardship funding and bursaries a priorityin its allocation of resources. We are verygrateful for the support of our Old Membersand Friends, which has enabled Exeterto offer a guaranteed level of support tostudents facing financial hardship.WILLIAM JENSENFINANCE AND ESTATES BURSARINCOME (£,000)Academic Tuition Fees 2,105Accommodation and Catering 1,441Conferences and Functions 931Income from Endowment Return 1,532Donations (including Annual Fund but excluding capital and endowment gifts) 713Income from College Assets 690TOTAL INCOME 7,412EXPENDITURETuition and ResearchDirect Tuition Costs 1,753Library and Archives 97IT 158Maintenance of College Buildings 593Utilities 388Security costs 2053,194Student Support 636Accommodation and Catering (Including Conferences) 2,064College Administration 713Development Office 348TOTAL EXPENDITURE 6,955SURPLUS FOR THE YEAR 457Profit on Disposal of Property Assets 1,569ACTUAL SURPLUS FOR THE YEAR 2,0265

EXETER COLLEGE DONORS’ REPORT | 09EXETER COLLEGE DONORS’ REPORT | 09PERCENTAGE PARTICIPATION RATEINCOME (£000’s)The Exeter CollegeAnnual FundIn the last financial year, the Annual Fundraised £382,465 in unrestricted income,its most successful year by far. 1,327individuals made a gift to the College,an increase of over 100 compared tothe previous year. The percentage ofOld Members giving was 20%. Exetercontinues to punch above its weightwhen it comes to fundraising. In the mostrecent Oxford Benchmarking (2007/8),Exeter came second only to UniversityCollege in the proportion of its OldMembers who made a gift.PERCENTAGE GIVING RATE ACROSSOXFORD COLLEGES 08|0930%25%20%15%10%5%ANNUAL FUND INCOME 08|094003503002502001501005062001COLLEGES200220032004MEAN ■ EXETER ■ UNIV ■200520062007200808|092009NUMBER OF DONORSThe total raised of £382,465 is a result ofthis support and proof that small donations– the average gift was £250 per annum–do add up to a substantial amount, andcan make a real difference. It is veryencouraging that not only does Exeterreceive donations from more Old Membersand Friends each year, but that the averageannual gift that each of our donors makesis also increasing each year. In addition toAnnual Fund donations, we also receivedsignificant numbers of Endowment andCapital gifts (excluded from the IncomeStatement on page 5), as shown by theIncome by Stream graph below.INCOME BY STREAM■ REVENUEANNUAL FUND (11%)■ REVENUE (10%)■ ENDOWMENT (42%)■ CAPITAL (39%)■ UNRESTRICTED (1%)ANNUAL DONATION LEVELS140012001000800600400200£1K+04|05£500-1K05|06£250-50006|07£100-25007|0808|09£0-100The 1314 SocietyThe 1314 Society was introduced in2007 to recognise the support of ourmost generous Annual Fund donorswho give more than £1,314 (gross) ina financial year. The 1314 Society hasencouraged a number of existingdonors to increase the level of theirgiving as well as recruiting new donors,especially young alumni and recentgraduates. This year the Societyboasts 127 members, more thandouble last year’s membership.“To this day I consider myselfvery privileged to have studied at Oxford asa member of Exeter College. The richnessof the experience, sense of purpose andbelonging instilled by College life continueto have long-lasting effects.The very least I could do was to reciprocatewith a donation to benefit the newgenerations of students and what better wayto do so than in a “memorable” sum, that ofthe date of foundation of the College!”DAVID J V DUMAS QC(1977, JURISPRUDENCE)INCOME (£000’s)Telethon 2009Many Old Members and Parents madea donation in response to a phonecall from a current student duringthe course of the eighth telephonecampaign in January 2009. Despitethe current economic difficulties,55% of the 701 who spoke to a studentin January decided to make a gift,raising a total of £131,889. It was veryencouraging that 92 donors made along term commitment to Exeter bysetting up regular gifts, which help toprovide the College with a consistentincome stream. Thank you to all whotook the time to speak to one of thestudent callers.DONATIONS RECEIVED, TELETHONS 05-091601401201008060402004|0505|0606|0707|0808|097

EXETER COLLEGE DONORS’ REPORT | 09EXETER COLLEGE DONORS’ REPORT | 09Leavers’ GiftOnce again this year, a large numberof students in their final year decidedto make a gift to the Annual Fund,with encouragement from EmilyBall (2005, Engineering). Emily sentemails, put up posters and asked hercontemporaries at the Annual Leavers’Dinner to make a modest contributionto the Annual Fund.56%of the departing undergraduates(and some graduates and Williamsstudents) donated a total of £559.This year’s Leavers’ participation ratewas the highest ever achieved, and only 3other Old Member year groups reachedsuch a participation rate this year.We are very grateful to the two OldMembers who have again supported theshow of commitment by these students,by matching, pound for pound, what thestudents raised. This pledge of matchedsupport was a great incentive to thestudents to give what they could.This achievement by a group ofstudents, most of whom did not evenhave a job at the time, is a clearindication that current studentsunderstand the importance of givingback to Exeter, even if they cannotafford more than £5. These are thenext generation of philanthropists whowill continue to lead by example.We hope that this tradition continuesfor many years yet, and that all our OldMembers will join current studentsin making a gift – however modest –and, in so doing, help to increase notonly the value of the Annual Fund butalso the participation rate for eachmatriculation year group.Why Give?Government grants and tuition feesbarely meet half the true costs of anExeter student’s education, due tothe intensive and thus expensive formof teaching that is the tutorial.To make up the shortfall, Exeter mustheavily subsidise the costs of teachingand non-academic provision for eachundergraduate from its endowmentand by raising additional income,primarily by hosting conferences inthe summer vacation.In the current uncertain financialclimate, the need for support ofour students is even greater, as therecession hits students and theirfamilies, reducing their ability tofund their study at Exeter. Reducedendowment returns due to difficultmarket conditions mean that regularincome through the Annual Fund iseven more vital to ensuring that theCollege can fulfil its commitment toworld class education.Over the coming years we hope toincrease the Old Member participationrate to 30% and to raise £500,000 forthe Annual Fund each year. Every giftmade to the College in the periodleading up to 2014, including to theAnnual Fund, will be counted towardsthe Exeter Excelling Campaign.Ensuring AcademicExcellenceExeter is committed to the belief thatthe personal and unique experience ofthe tutorial, given by leading academicswho are actively engaged in research,is the finest form of teaching thatcan be offered to undergraduates.“The Oxford tutorial system is,in my opinion, the most important thing toset Oxford apart from most other universities.An hour in a tutorial is worth 10 hours inlectures or classes. For me, the tutorial wasthe single most important part of myOxford education.”DAVE HANDLEY (1991, ENGINEERING)8 9

EXETER COLLEGE DONORS’ REPORT | 09EXETER COLLEGE DONORS’ REPORT | 09EliminatingStudent Hardship“I had such a great time atCollege and a lot of this has been madepossible by the financial support given to meby Exeter. I’m very grateful for the generosityof Old Members that means the College isable to offer such support to students in need.”MARTIN GROSVENOR (2006, ENGLISH)Exeter is very proud of the guaranteedlevel of support that it can offer tostudents facing financial hardshipas a direct result of the generosity ofOld Members. The provision of suchsupport helps the College to attract thebest students from around the world,enabling them to make the most oftheir time in Oxford by allowing themto concentrate on their studies, free ofexcessive financial worries.Enhancingthe CollegiateExperienceExeter is committed to supporting thepersonal development of its students,both undergraduate and graduate, byoffering a wide range of opportunitiesand facilities to all, regardless offinancial means. The Annual Fundprovides a regular stream of income tofund travel scholarships, book grantsand support for sports (includingrowing), drama and other activities.“Being involved in sport atExeter has enriched my experience of Collegelife enormously. It’s a great way to feel involvedin College life and make friends within theMCR and JCR alike. Graduate study can bea solitary experience; indeed, overwhelming attimes. Sport helps to keep things in perspective;mutual woes can be shared and the burdenlessened over a good game of squash! ”DisbursementDonations to the Annual Fund areunrestricted although donors are invitedto express a preference for how theirgift is used. These preferences includetutorial support, student support(scholarships, hardships bursariesand travel grants), college facilities(including the library and chapel),student clubs and societies (includingsport), and student career development.The preferences expressed by donorsare reflected in how the gifts aredisbursed each year. What is especiallyencouraging is that the majority ofdonors to the Annual Fund (82% in2008/9) chose to direct their gift to‘wherever the need is greatest’ or didnot express a preference at all.ANNUAL FUND DONATIONSWITH PREFERENCE EXPRESSED 08|09(EXCLUDING 82% OF DONATIONS WHERENO PREFERENCE EXPRESSED)■ TUTORIAL SUPPORT■ STUDENT SUPPORT■ COLLEGE FACILITIESDISBURSEMENTS OF THEANNUAL FUND 08|09■ STUDENT CLUBSAND SOCIETIES■ STUDENT CAREERDEVELOPMENTSARAH LIVERMORE(2008, PHYSICS)■ TUTORIAL SUPPORT■ STUDENT SUPPORT■ COLLEGE FACILITIES■ STUDENT CLUBSAND SOCIETIES■ STUDENT CAREERDEVELOPMENT1011

EXETER COLLEGE DONORS’ REPORT | 09EXETER COLLEGE DONORS’ REPORT | 09VolunteersThe re-launch of the Annual Fund last year providedvolunteers with more opportunities to encourage theircontemporaries to make a gift to the College each year.Volunteers also help coordinate eventsand encourage others to attend, and helpthe College find those Old Memberswho have moved and for whom we do nothave a current address.Year group volunteers have helped usenormously by undertaking a variety oftasks including:• emailing year group membersat the end of the financial yearand encouraging them to give tothe Annual Fund• sending Christmas cards as a thankyou to those who have donated• contacting contemporaries toinvite them to Gaudies and otherrelevant events• making contact with ‘lost’Old Members• advising the DevelopmentOffice on events and publicationsMost year groups have at least onerepresentative who acts as the linkbetween their contemporaries andthe College. If you are in any of thefollowing year groups and are interestedin being involved in the exciting thingsthat are happening in College overthe next few years, then we would bedelighted to hear from you.Years without volunteers: 1944, 1946,1949, 1961, 1981, 1982, 1992, 1993,1995, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005,2006, 2007.In addition, if there are any OldMembers who came to Exeter to gaina Graduate degree, were part of theWilliams at Exeter programme or anyParents who would like to be involvedin this way, please do contact theDevelopment Office.In light of the launch of Exeter Excelling, we are actively looking for volunteerswho are interested in becoming more involved with the College’s fundraisingactivities across the year groups. If you are interested in helping Exeter in thisway or would like more information, please contact the Development Office.Legatorsand Legacy PledgesLeaving a legacy or bequest is a wonderful way of supportingExeter, and ensuring that College will continue to flourishin the years ahead, particularly if you wish to make a substantialgift to the College but are unable to do so in your lifetime.We are very grateful to all those who remembered Exeter in their wills andare delighted to take the opportunity honour them below. A further 24 OldMembers in the past year have informed us that they are leaving a legacy toExeter. If you would like more information about leaving a legacy to Exeter pleasecontact the Development Office.LEGACY GIFTSRECEIVEDIN 08|09Professor FredBornhauserDr Denys DyerMr Keith HesterMr Ian McWhinnieSir David SerpellLEGACY PLEDGESSINCE 2000Anonymous (56)Mr James AdamsSir Ronald ArculusMr Jared ArmstrongMr Frank AshbyMr Timothy AshleyMr John BadcockMr Malcolm BaronMr John BarracloughDr Michael BarrowMr Henry BrownMr Bruce Carnegie-BrownMr Colin ClowesMr Anthony ColebyMr Peter DunkleyMr Sam EadieCanon John EdgeMr Alan FoggMr Scott ForsythMr Stephen Gale-BattenMr Michael GittinsMr Michael GrayMr Peter GuggenheimDr Phillip HewettProfessor JamesHiddlestonMr Michael HornimanMr Michael HoskinsMr Colin HowardMr Colin HunterMr Harry JamesMr Nigel JenneySir Sydney KentridgeMr Ray Le PageMr John ListerMrs Michaela ManningDr John McOmieDr John MollMr John MorrisProfessor FredMorrisonHis Honour RichardO’RorkeMr John PartridgeDr Lesley PattinsonDr Brian PhillipsMr Anthony PollingtonMr Alan PrestonProfessor John QuelchMr Andrew ReekesSir John RowlinsonMr Michael SargentDr Michael SeakinsMr Henry SelbyMr Stephen SiddallProfessor Peter SleightMr John SmithMr Peter SpriddellSir Kenneth StoweMr Gwynne SullivanMr Joseph SykesDr Brian TiffenLord Peter TruscottMr David VaiseyMr Robert WagstaffDr Robin WallaceDr Ronald WatkinsProfessor AndrewWatsonMr Jeffery WearMr Michael WearneDr Herbert WerlinMr Richard WhewayMr John WhiteMr Michael WhitearMr Patrick WilliamsLord David Williamsonof HortonMiss Alison WilsonMr Martin WoodgettThe ReverendHugh WybrewIf you have madeprovision for Exeter inyour will and your nameis not listed here (andyou have not requestedanonymity) please letus know.1213

EXETER COLLEGE DONORS’ REPORT | 09EXETER COLLEGE DONORS’ REPORT | 09Major GiftsDespite the challenging economic climate, Old Members,Parents and Friends have continued to give generously tothe College this year.Demonstrating the continuingcommitment of Exeter’s benefactorsto alleviating student hardship,William Jackson (1983, Geography),Tim Vanderver (1965, Jurisprudence)and others have continued theirdedication to generous hardshipbursaries; and Richard Mahoney,a long-term friend of the College, hasbeen one of several donors who havecontributed to create an impressivearray of graduate scholarships,bringing top students to Exeter.14The College also received welcomebenefactions to enhance the academicframework of the College. Thecontinuing generosity of Old Membersmeans that the History and EconomicsFellowships have now been securedfor the College in perpetuity. Anothernotable gift came from Brian Singer(a Friend of Exeter and member of theCollege’s Investment Committee) tofund a series of economics seminars.John Quelch (1969, Modern History)and John Hughes (1950, PPP) both gavegenerously to support the work of theCollege Library this year, andDavid Hartnett (1971, English)continued his gift from the HartnettTrust in support of the LibraryShelving Project.A sculpture by Antony Gormley, titled“Another Time”, now stands on the roofof Exeter’s Thomas Wood Building,overlooking the junction of Broad Streetand Turl Street. The sculpture was thegift of an anonymous donor, and is avisible testimony to the generosity of somany connected to Exeter.Fred Bornhauser (1948, English) spenthis life in academia, and left a generouslegacy to the College to support thosewho study American Literature, and toprovide suitable library resources. Usingthis gift, we have appointed our firstFellow in American Literature, Dr ReenaSastri. The late Denys Dyer (EmeritusFellow in Modern Languages) also left alegacy to the College to fund a Bursaryfor undergraduates reading Germanwho were going on their year aboard. Asimilar Bursary was created by Liz Wood,the widow of the late Chris Wood (1960,Modern Languages) who set up both aprize for academic success in French, anda matching Bursary for students readingFrench who are going on their yearabroad, in memory of her husband.The College would like to thank allthose who have so generously given theirsupport and friendship over the past year.Dr Reena Sastri, Fellow by Special Election (English),whose Fellowship is supported by the Bornhauser legacy.Chris Wood (1960, Modern Languages)15

EXETER COLLEGE DONORS’ REPORT | 09EXETER COLLEGE DONORS’ REPORT | 09Major BenefactorsList of DonorsRECTOR’S GUILDOF BENEFACTORS(DONATIONS OVER£1,000,000)Sir Ronald Cohen(Gifts in Honour of the Memoryof Mr Michael Cohen)Mr Mark Houghton-BerryMr Krishna PathakSTAPELDONBENEFACTORS(DONATIONS OVER£500,000)AnonymousThe Late ProfessorFred BornhauserMr Bennett BoskeyMr Bart Holaday(Gifts from the DakotaFoundation in Honour ofMrs Alberta Bart Holaday)Mrs Rosemary Peacocke(in Memory of Arthur Peacocke)Mr Paul PhebyPETREBENEFACTORS(DONATIONS OVER£250,000)AnonymousThe Late Mr Peter PointerACLANDBENEFACTORS(DONATIONS OVER£100,000)Anonymous (2)Dr David Hartnett(Gifts from the Hartnett Trust)Mr Richard HealdThe KufuorBiographical Project(in Honour of President John Kufuor)PALMERBENEFACTORS(DONATIONS OVER£50,000)Anonymous (5)Mr Devin BroughamThe Late Mr Rusty DruganDr John HughesThe Late ReverendProfessor Edwin JamesSir Peter JobMr Richard MahoneyThe LateMr Brian MurgatroydProfessor John QuelchMr David WebbThe LateMr Douglas WilliamsPERYAMBENEFACTORS(DONATIONS OVER£25,000)Anonymous (9)Mr Nick CampsieMr David CannonThe LateMr David CowperthwaiteThe Late Dr Denys DyerMr Nicholas GaynorThe Late Mr Bill GoldenMr Adam HoggMr William JacksonSir Sydney KentridgeMr Pedro-Pablo KuczynskiMr John LeighfieldMr Iain LumsdenMr Hamish McRaeMr Richard MeddingsMr Neil MonneryMr Charles OuthwaiteMr Ashwin RanganathanMr John RatcliffeMr Peter RushtonMr Alex ScottMr Peter ThompsonMr Timothy A Vanderver JnrMr Cung VuLady Joan WheareMrs Liz WoodEXETERBENEFACTORSAnonymous (4)Mr Christopher AllnerMr John AshdownMr Walt BachmanMr Alan BennettMr Shom BhattacharyaMr Bruce Carnegie-BrownMs Victoria CechMr Charles CottonMr Stephen Gale-BattenMrs Elizabeth GiliMr Rafael Gil-TiendaMr Karl HirshmanThe Late ReverendRodney HunterMr Aidan LangleyProfessor John LaslettMr Bernard OppetitMs Bina PanditMr Ian PottsMr Ralph RabyMr David RodwayMr Simon RuckertThe Late Sir Peter RussellDr Kenan SahinMr Michael SissonsMr Andrew SpeirsMr Richard StubbsJustice Murray TobiasMr David WarrenThe Late Mr Michael WestMr Richard WhewayThe following list recognises all those, includingParents and Friends, who made a gift to Exeterin Financial Year 2009 (i.e. 1st August 2008 –31st July 2009). Old Members who have madea major benefaction of £25,000 or greater thisyear are included in their year group list as adonor, but the value of their major benefactionPRE-1944VOLUNTEERMR HARRY JAMESTOTAL GIVEN£5,990PARTICIPATION RATE41%Mr Frank AshbyMr Tony BarkerDr Dick Barlow*Dr Peter Carton-KellyHis HonourGerald CoombeMr John CooperMr Peter DurgnatGroup CaptainHugh EcclesMr Noel FletcherMr Scott ForsythMr Farnsworth FowleMr George FulleyloveMr Fred HemmingMr Roy HoldenMr Michael HornimanMr Alan HutchinsonMr Harry JamesReverend PrebendaryPeter JonesThe Late Dr Peter LewisMr Geoffrey MartindaleDr John McOmieMr John OsborneMr Alan PrestonDr Mervyn PrichardMr Owen RoweDr Edward RudlandThe LateSir David SerpellReverend PrebendaryEric TinkerThe Late ProfessorDavid UnderdownThe ReverendRoger UrwinDr Ronald WatkinsThe ReverendRichard Yeo1944VOLUNTEERVACANTTOTAL GIVEN£616PARTICIPATION RATE50%AnonymousThe LateDr Colin BaskettDr Roy BickertonDr Peter LaneMr Barry Taylorhas not been included in the total amountgiven for that year. Great effort has beenmade to ensure that this list is accurate andwe apologise in advance for any mistakes oromissions. Please let us know of any errors andwe will be happy to print corrections in the nextissue of the Donors’ Report.1945VOLUNTEERMR ROY SOMERSETTOTAL GIVEN£1,815PARTICIPATION RATE53%AnonymousMr Malcolm BaronThe ReverendJohn BentonMr Anthony DalmanProfessor Alan EddyMr Peter MiltonDr Edwin SaxtonMr Roy SomersetProfessor Andrew Walls1946VOLUNTEERVACANTTOTAL GIVEN£18,524PARTICIPATION RATE63%Professor KenelmBurridgeSir Sydney Kentridge*The LateMr Ian McWhinnieDr Harold MerskeyMr Mrinal MukharjiDr Maurice MulcahyCaptain John PollardThe Late Mr John TyrerMr Kenneth Wills1947VOLUNTEERMR PAUL ATYEOTOTAL GIVEN£1,863PARTICIPATION RATE41%Mr Paul AtyeoMr William BeattieMr Pat ClancyAmbassador James EngleMr Ken JonesMr Arthur MarshallDr Hugh RowlinsonMr John SaundersMr Nicholas ThomasMr Ronald TidmarshProfessor Stanley Walker16*Member of the 1314 Society † 2009 Leavers17

EXETER COLLEGE DONORS’ REPORT | 09EXETER COLLEGE DONORS’ REPORT | 091948VOLUNTEERMR ARNOLD REUBENTOTAL GIVEN£8,390PARTICIPATION RATE54%Dr Correlli BarnettThe Late ProfessorFred BornhauserMr Reg BraddonProfessor Alfred DaleMr Ronald DodsworthMr Keith FerrisMr Arthur HerringtonMr Laurence Le QuesneMr Robert LowndesDr Brian Phillips*Dr John Pike*Mr John ProbertMr John RobinsonMr Derek SawyerMr Robert SmithMr Peter SpriddellSir Kenneth Stowe*Dr Brian TiffenMr Michael WearneMr Jack WickerDr Rex WilliamsMr Chris Winn1949VOLUNTEERVACANTTOTAL GIVEN£2,303PARTICIPATION RATE33%AnonymousDr Simon ArdemanMr Jim BarkerMr James Baynard-SmithMr Michael BraineMr Alan CasselsReverend CanonDr Michael GreenMr Jay GruenfeldProfessor Frank KingThe LateMr Raif MarkarianMr Brian NixonMr John OrchardDr Anthony RobsonMr David RolfeMr Philip RooksbyMr Anthony WatsonMr Pip Watson1950VOLUNTEERDR HENRY WILLTOTAL GIVEN£10,030PARTICIPATION RATE46%AnonymousMr Roger BarltropMr Roger BroadhurstProfessor Rufus ChurcherThe LateMr Derek CockerillMr Nevin DaviesDr Ian HendersonMr Glye HodsonDr John HughesMr Wilfrid MassiahDr Patrick MetcalfeDr Edward MucklowMr Norman OliverMr Dennis StanfillMr Peter TaylorMr Richard Wheway*Dr Henry Will1951VOLUNTEERSMR IAN HARGREAVESMR PETER RYANTOTAL GIVEN£9,355PARTICIPATION RATE40%AnonymousThe Late Mr TerryBaskettMr Colin Clowes*Mr Gordon CoveMr Frederick DakinCanon John EdgeMr Nigel FoxellDr Walter GratzerMr Barrie HallMr Pat MacLachlanThe ReverendJames McConica*Mr James MidwinterMr Brian MooreMr Keith PearsonDr Ashley PughDr Norman RansomeHis Honour Giles RookeDr David ShorneyMr Peter SouthgateMr David SpracklenThe Late Mr John StubbsMr Joseph SykesMr John White1952VOLUNTEERSMR KEITH HOLLOWAY,MR TONY MORETONTOTAL GIVEN£2,753PARTICIPATION RATE51%Mr Pip ApplebyEmeritus ProfessorDavid ArmstrongMr Michael CarterMr Colin CoweyMr Peter FisherMr Graham GarvieThe ReverendJohn HenstridgeThe LateMr John HeritageMr Keith HollowayDr Richard HuddyMr David JapesMr Vernon KitchThe ReverendWilliam LakeMr Tony MoretonDr Bill RobertsMr David SandersThe ReverendDavid SharpeMr Colin SheppardMr John TaylerDr David WayneDr Brian WilkeyMr David Wright1953MR IAN HOLLANDSTOTAL GIVEN£5,219PARTICIPATION RATE59%AnonymousMr John BickerdikeMr Michael BlowerMr David BoltonDr John BuchananMr Edward BygottDr Bernard CarréMr Nicholas ColemanMr Peter DuttonMr Sam EadieMr Ramsay FentonMr David GarroodMr Ian HollandsMr Raymond KendallMr Brian KetheroDr Lawrence LindquistMr Michael LocktonMr Brian ParkMr Eric PrideMr John RoperMr Michael SargentHis HonourJim StephensonMr Peter ThomasDr Chris van ZylMr George WelchMr Jo Welch1954VOLUNTEERMR JOHN PARTRIDGE,MR ALAN SHALLCROSSTOTAL GIVEN£30,428PARTICIPATION RATE61%Dr James AppleyardMr Alan Bennett*The LateMr Ian BillingeMr John BoulterMr Michael BuddCanon Ian BuntingMr Bruce CoulsonMr Peter de IonghMr Harry EcclesMr Edward EyreMr Nigel GravesMr Michael HeapMr Victor KempProfessor John Laslett*Mr Peter LewisDr Andrew LintottMr John OxfordMr John PartridgeMr Anthony PollingtonMr John SaundersMr Alan ShallcrossDr Memo SpathisProfessor RichardSwinburneMr Peter TrinderMr Peter WelchMr Eric WilkinsonMr Bill Witt1955VOLUNTEERMR NEVILLE SHEARDTOTAL GIVEN£8,093PARTICIPATION RATE50%Mr Clive AnnetsMr Tyebjee BarmaMr Roger BillingsMr Peter CareMr Simon ClementsMr David DaviesMr Roger HorrellReverend CanonJohn HoweMr Michael JenkinsMr Graham Keeley*Mr Godfrey LloydMr George MoodyMr Costas PrapopulosMr Brian RodenDr John RogersMr Joe SchorkMr Neville SheardMr Michael SissonsThe Late CanonGraham WalkerDr Robin Wallace*Mr Paul WheelerJudge Kenneth Zucker1956VOLUNTEERMR ANTON BUCKOKETOTAL GIVEN£6,688PARTICIPATION RATE44%AnonymousDr Richard ArnoldSir John Ashworth*Mr Hugh BarrettMr Alan BrainThe LateMr Arnold BriddonMr Anton BuckokeDr Stephen CretneyDr Michael CroweMr Michael GittinsProfessor TedGordon-SmithMr John GoslinMr Alan HatwellMr Bryan HaworthMr Peter HopkinsMr Richard LathamMr Graham PowellMr Roger PyneMr Henry SelbyMr Noel ShobbrookDr Robert SiderProfessor DonaldSniegowskiMr John Speirs*Mr Max SummerellProfessor HenrySummerfieldMr Alan TaylorThe ReverendJack ThompsonProfessor Andrew TraceyProfessor RichardVance Wolfenden1957VOLUNTEERSHIS HONOURMICHAEL LIGHTFOOT,PROFESSOR ARTHURMORRISTOTAL GIVEN£4,830PARTICIPATION RATE47%Mr Barrie BenfieldMr Eric BergbuschMr Michael CollinsMr Brian CunninghamProfessor Peter ElbowDr Terry FentonMr John GoldMr Colin HarrisonMr Gerald HarrisonThe Late Mr Keith HesterMr Roger HorneMr Richard JohnsonMr Brian Jones*Mr Brian KnightMr Philip Le BrocqHis HonourMichael LightfootMr Paul MillerProfessor Arthur MorrisMr Richard PennMr David RimmerMr Neil RobertsMr David RodwayMr Christopher SinclairMr Nicholas TriggMr Jeffery WearMr Colin Wood1819

EXETER COLLEGE DONORS’ REPORT | 09EXETER COLLEGE DONORS’ REPORT | 091958VOLUNTEERMR ROGER THORNTOTAL GIVEN£15,302PARTICIPATION RATE31%Anonymous (3)Mr John BadcockMr David BestMr David ChadwickThe ReverendEdward ClarkMr Karl HirshmanThe ReverendMartin HughesMr Dick HydeMr Nigel JenneyDr David KnightDr John LawrenceMr John Leighfield*Mr Tom MerrenProfessor Joseph Nye*Mr Gwynne SullivanMr David Harrison1959VOLUNTEERMR PETER HOBBSTOTAL GIVEN£16,156PARTICIPATION RATE45%AnonymousMr Robert ArglesMr Malcolm BannisterDr Graham ChandlerProfessor Michael ClarkMr Jim DavieMr Ivor DaviesMr Michael DavisMr Terry FitzgeraldHis Honour Michael FyshDr Bill GordonDr Christopher GreenProfessor Michael HarryDr Philippe Hein*Mr Gerald Hewertson-TisdallMr Peter HobbsSir Peter Job*Mr Stanley JohnsonMr Brian KingshottMr Michael MastersonMr David Milnes*Reverend CanonRichard OrchardMr John ParsonsMr David RoweProfessor MichaelSchofieldMr David SecondeDr Christopher StorrMr Hal StuartMr Hugh Sweet1960VOLUNTEERMR ALAN BROOMHEADTOTAL GIVEN£3,179PARTICIPATION RATE39%Dr Tom AltshulerMr Alan BroomheadMr Patrick BrownMr Peter DormorDr Philip HeycockMr Clem RobinsonMr Angus RossMr Nigel SalmonMr Joseph SharpMr John ThaneDr Robert WilcherProfessor Tony Williams1961VOLUNTEERVACANTTOTAL GIVEN£4,494PARTICIPATION RATE34%Dr Rip BulkeleyDr Richard Du ParcqReverend CanonRobin EwbankMr Ian GatenbyDr Richard GillThe ReverendTom GoodeMr Bob HannamDr John HorsleyProfessor ChristopherLangeMr Peter MoffattProfessor Fred MorrisonDr Michael NassimThe ReverendJohn PerryThe ReverendStephen Pix*Mr Guy RowstonMr Stephen SiddallJustice Murray TobiasMr Nigel TonkinMr Peter WalkerMr Paul Webb1962VOLUNTEERMR JOHN ARMSTRONGMR IAN POTTSTOTAL GIVEN£3,164PARTICIPATION RATE26%Mr John ArmstrongReverendDr Anthony BaxterThe ReverendPeter BeachamMr Douglas BoydMr Sandrey DateMr Bill FlettMr Peter HeineckeMr Adam Hogg*Mr Damien KnightProfessor Roger KuinMr Anthony LeachHis HonourRichard O’RorkeMr Ian PottsMr John QuenbyProfessor RobertSchuettingerMr John SmithMr Anthony TargettMr Jim Wilson1963VOLUNTEERMR ANDREW WALKERTOTAL GIVEN£1,918PARTICIPATION RATE19%Mr Tim CecilSir Ivor CreweMr Norman DavidsonKellyMr Richard EasterbrookMr John FroodMr Gideon HudsonMr Derek SlaterProfessor Robert SmytheMr Andrew WalkerMr Peter WaltersMr Alun WilliamsMr David Wilson1964VOLUNTEERMR MICHAEL PRESTONTOTAL GIVEN£5,435PARTICIPATION RATE34%AnonymousMr Tony AddisonMr Christopher AllenProfessor DavidAppelbaumMr Stewart AshurstMr David BadcockMr Rodney BlighProfessor Robin BoadwayMr Andrew CogginsSir Ronald CohenDr Peter HarrisMr Christopher HolroydMr David JeacockDr Jo JestyMr Colin LukeMr Ian McGowanMr Paul MildredMr Kenneth ParkerMr Bruce PatrickMr John SnellMr Roger SurcombeMr John SymonsProfessor Dick Taylor1965VOLUNTEERSMR TOM STEELEDR JOHN VINSONTOTAL GIVEN£1,1917PARTICIPATION RATE32%Professor Garrett BardenMr Anthony BrailsfordMr Graham ChaineyMr Anthony CoughlanMr Alan HingHon Sir James HolmanMr Barry HooksMr Michael HoskinsMr Colin Joseph*Mr Stephen MarfleetMr Peter MonroeReverend MonsignorJames OvertonMr Jim PrustMr David Rimington*Dr John SchwarzmantelMr Philip Slayton*Mr Tom Steele*Mr David TaylorMr Peter Thompson*Mr Hugh ThomsonMr Tony ThomsonMr Timothy AVanderver JnrDr John Vinson1966VOLUNTEERMR TERRY WALTONTOTAL GIVEN£17,739PARTICIPATION RATE36%AnonymousDr Huw Alban DaviesMr Keith AtkeyMr Walt Bachman*Mr Ray BanksDr Richard Barker*Professor Hugh BealeMr Noel ClarkeMr Martin CouchmanMr David EwingMr Peter GluckmanMr Hartley HeardMr Roger KubarychMr Michael LanningMr John LentonThe LateMr John McKeownMr Talbot PennerMr David PowMr Peter RandellMr Nick StokesMr Terry Walton1967VOLUNTEERMR HENRY BROWNTOTAL GIVEN£2,220PARTICIPATION RATE25%AnonymousProfessor Anthony AtkinsMr Henry BrownMr Colin DaviesDr George DoucasMr Alan GreenMr Richard GrierDr Robert HutcheonMr Robert IngramMr Michael LangleyMr Robert NewmanMr Charles OramProfessor Roger PearsonMr Philip RatcliffeThe Right ReverendMonsignorGordon ReadMr David Watson1968VOLUNTEERSIR MARK ALLENTOTAL GIVEN£2,556PARTICIPATION RATE32%Sir Mark AllenMr Ian CooperDr Richard CorranDr Alan DavisDr Mike FerrisThe Reverend John FultonMr Geoffrey HanlonMr Bo Jones JrMr Henry KloppenburgMr Graham MillerMr Eddie MarzysOlszyna-MarzysMr Anthony SykesMr Andrew TaylorMr David TraversThe ReverendJonathan TriggMr Ian VickerageMr Tom WaldMr Ernest WerlinMr Steve Willmott1969VOLUNTEERDR RICHARD HARRIES,PROFESSOR JOHNQUELCHTOTAL GIVEN£1,721PARTICIPATION RATE21%AnonymousMr Michael AllenMr Alastair BrettDr Andrew ChojnickiDr Rodney EdrichMr Richard HackettMr Michael Lee2021

EXETER COLLEGE DONORS’ REPORT | 09EXETER COLLEGE DONORS’ REPORT | 09Mr Greg MarksMr Michael PoultneyProfessor John QuelchThe ReverendAndrew ScaifeMr Simon Willbourn1970VOLUNTEERMR PETER WILSONTOTAL GIVEN£3,799PARTICIPATION RATE22%Dr Brian BramsonMr David CeenMr Oliver ElphickThe Late Mr RichardFitzsimmonsMr Gerry HalonProfessor Ian LawrieMr Matthew Powell*Mr Tony PowellMr John RaynorDr Michael SimpsonMr David TaylorMr David TuckerMr Stephen Wilson1971VOLUNTEERMR PETER MIÉVILLETOTAL GIVEN£10,985PARTICIPATION RATE30%AnonymousProfessor Roger AtkinsMr Shom Bhattacharya*Mr Christopher BoyceMr Geoff HallDr David HartnettMr Stuart HercockMr Richard Jackson*Professor DominicKwiatkowskiMr Alasdair McKeaneMr Philip NokesMr Scott NycumMr Tim O’BrienMr Martin PennyDr David RalphMr John Ratcliffe*Mr Trevor ReeveMr Peter SmithMr Tony SpencerMr Andrew WalterSir Michael WiganProfessor Peter Willett1972VOLUNTEERMR NICK BYRNETOTAL GIVEN£5,452PARTICIPATION RATE30%Anonymous (2)Mr Roger BakerMr Raymond BellMr Michael BevingtonMr Malcolm ChurchillProfessor David FeldmanMr Michael FranklMr Stephen Gale-BattenMr Stuart HamiltonMr John HardmanMr Gregory HicksMr Keith Le PageMr Edward NicolDr Michael O’ConnorDr Girish PatelMr Krishna SethiaDr Martin SmithDr Graham TaylorMr Ian WebbMr David Whitelam*Mr Anthony WillisMr Justin Young1973VOLUNTEERSMR MURRAY FEELY,MR KEITH FOX,MR GEORGEROFFE-SILVESTERTOTAL GIVEN£4,543PARTICIPATION RATE18%AnonymousDr Steve BoldMr David CampMr David Cannon*Mr Robert FieldMr David FrithMr Michael HoskingMr Adrian OatleyMr George Roffe-SilvesterDr David SeamarkMr Roger StoneDr Jerry WalesMr Barry WelchMr Julian Wynter1974VOLUNTEERSMR MARK KINGMR ALAN LAMMINTOTAL GIVEN£9,992PARTICIPATION RATE32%AnonymousMr Guy ElliottDr Gregory ForthMr David HarrisMr Peter KellyMr Mark KingMr Ian McGregorMr Andy Popham*Dr Steven RatcliffeMr William ReeveMr Robert ReidMr Clive RichardsDr Sean RileyMr Nigel RoffeMr Howard RosenMr Paul SandersDr David SeddonMr Jonathan SiviterMr Barry SmithDr David SmithMr Ian SmithMr Paul SmithDr John TaylorMr Richard Tolkien*Dr Eric WarnerMr Martin Whittaker1975VOLUNTEERSMR GILES EMERSONMR ALAN NEWTONTOTAL GIVEN£4,479PARTICIPATION RATE21%Mr Ian ChristieMr Christopher DrakeMr Giles EmersonMr Graham FoshMr Richard HannahMr Christopher HeaddonProfessor Jackson HillMr Bill LanyonDr Paul LeylandMr Gerry McHughDr James MumfordMr Robert ParkinsonDr Peter ShadboltMr Mark ShaddickMr Douglas StembridgeMr Frederick StueberMr Chris SturdeeMr John Tinker1976VOLUNTEERSMR RUSSELL GARDNERMR MARKHOUGHTON-BERRYMR NICK KENDALL-CARPENTERTOTAL GIVEN£8,343PARTICIPATION RATE26%AnonymousMr Mark BallmanMr Neil BurtonMr John ClarkThe Honourable JusticeThomas CromwellMr Robert desTrois MaisonsMr Gareth EdwardsDr Karsten EngelbergMr Nicholas GregoryMr Robert HadenMr MarkHoughton-Berry*Sir Roland JacksonMr Paul KaneMr Nick Kendall-CarpenterMr John MelotteMr Andrew PatonDr James RaesideMr Michael RalphThe Late MrAndrew Rollo*Mr Richard StubbsMr Philip TerzianMr Richard WaterfieldDr Simon Winterton1977VOLUNTEERMR ROGER FINKDR NIGEL GLENMR CHISANGAUTA-CHEKWEMR RICHARD WATSONTOTAL GIVEN£6,084PARTICIPATION RATE16%Professor James AdamsDr Malcolm AndrewsMr David Dumas*Mr Roger FinkMr Richard HarrisonMr Michael Hart*Mr Stephen JeromeMr Aidan Langley*Mr ChisangaPuta-ChekweDr Christopher ReeMr Mark ThomasMr Richard Watson1978VOLUNTEERMR TOBY WALLISTOTAL GIVEN£6,855PARTICIPATION RATE22%AnonymousMr Hugh BellMr Nigel BennettMr Bruce Carnegie-Brown*Mr Martin CharlesworthMr Russell DavidsonMr John GapperMr Nicholas Gaynor*Mr Charles GillottMr Edwin HarlandDr Jeremy McCabeSir Richard RowleyMr Malcolm RutherfordMr Charles SmithLord Peter TruscottMr Derek WheelerMr Peter Woodbridge1979VOLUNTEERMR CHRISTOPHERALLNERTOTAL GIVEN£10,625PARTICIPATION RATE27%AnonymousMr Christopher AllnerMr Charles AndersonMr Christopher AndrewsMr Dick BartonMrs Jenny BondMr Ian BradburyMr Michael Coleman*Professor Steve HigginsMr Robin HowardMr Alexander MinfordMr Richard MorrisProfessor Michael NathanBrother Thomas QuinMr Paul RedfernMr Brian RimmerMr Simon Ruckert*Mr Jim ShineMr David StewartMr Simon ThorntonMiss Alison WilsonMr John Yeatman1980VOLUNTEERMR NEIL MONNERYTOTAL GIVEN£5,586PARTICIPATION RATE19%AnonymousMr James BulteelMr Ian Carnegie-Brown*Mr Tim CatoMr Andrew GoldsworthyMr Paul HammondMr Robert HaynesMr Andy HobartMr Timothy HorlickMr Nick KennedyMr Ian LeverMr Harry MarshallMr Philip NewMr Stephen NewmanMrs Rosemary PantlingMr Julian Thomas1981VOLUNTEERVACANTTOTAL GIVEN£5,480PARTICIPATION RATE18%Dr Philip AmblerMiss Rachel BillingeMrs Catherine BinghamMrs Colette Du ToitMr Michael GigneyMiss Susan HowardDr Erika JorgensenMr Walter MachargDr David MarplesMr Robert NoelMrs Susan ParkerMr Mark ShepherdMr Glen Suarez*Mr Rhodri Williams2223

EXETER COLLEGE DONORS’ REPORT | 09EXETER COLLEGE DONORS’ REPORT | 091982VOLUNTEERVACANTTOTAL GIVEN£2,895PARTICIPATION RATE17%Mr Chris Archer-LockMr Ian BraithwaiteMr Simon ChadwickMr Brad ChismMr Alan HealdMr Adrian KnightMrs Tessa McDonaldMs Jane NovakDr Philip RoseMrs Victoria RussellMr David SkinnerMr Dominic WattsMiss Tina WoolnoughMr Nicholas Worskett1983VOLUNTEERMR ANDY ANSONTOTAL GIVEN£13,697PARTICIPATION RATE26%AnonymousMr Andy AnsonMr Richard AstleMr Robin BladesMr Gordon ClarkMr Clifford CollisMr Simon DannattMr Nicholas DavidsonMr John DermoMr William JacksonDr Alison KellyDr Barbara LunnonMr Iain McNeilMr Nicholas MyersonMr John NealeMr Jonathan RamsdenMr Craig ShuttleworthMr Andrew SpeirsMr Spencer ThalMr David Webb*Dr James White1984MR CHARLES OUTHWAITETOTAL GIVEN£10,042PARTICIPATION RATE17%AnonymousDr Geoff ButcherMs Reeta ChakrabartiMr Nigel DaviesMr David FieldMr Sean FoxMs Carole GreenMr Guy HealeyMr William KenyonMonsieur Serge KrebsMr Charles OuthwaiteMr David PowellMr Derek PughMr Mark RichardsMr John RidleyMiss Elizabeth Whittaker1985VOLUNTEERMR ADRIAN MONCKTOTAL GIVEN£3,005PARTICIPATION RATE21%AnonymousMs Christina BlacklawsMrs Fiona BoultonMr Craig BreonMr Christopher ChinnMr Michael CoyneMr Paul DrydenMr Richard EverittMr Jonathan FinnMrs Nicola FothergillMrs Sue GaugeMr Anthony LeeMs Alison ManakerMr Adrian MonckMr Bruce MurrayMr George Peretz*Mr Tom PerkinsMr David SchwartzMr Jeremy Wells1986VOLUNTEERMRS AMANDAWILLIAMSTOTAL GIVEN£7,809PARTICIPATION RATE22%AnonymousMr Chris BallMr Nick BarnardMr Neil BlairDr Jill BrubakerDr John CatlowMr Jonathan Gittos*Mr Jonathan GoughMr Chris HancockMr David HarrisonMr Steve HolstenMrs Emma LangleyMr Peter LawMr Robert MasonMr John MelinMs Caryn NaglerMr James SandersMr Mike SchelbleMr Russell SpeirsMr Nicholas StretchMr James Yuen1987VOLUNTEERDR RICHARD BENNETTTOTAL GIVEN£1,519PARTICIPATION RATE17%AnonymousMr Mark AndersonMrs Deborah BallDr Richard BennettDr Robert CramerMr Robert DuddridgeMr Jon GisbyMs Cooper JacksonMr Felix Martin-MorenoMr Alistair PeelMr Spencer PhuaMrs Rosemary RiepmaMr Stewart Verdery JrMr John WatkinsMr Eckart Weber1988VOLUNTEERMR MATTHEW FITTONTOTAL GIVEN£3,622PARTICIPATION RATE14%AnonymousMr Peter BalabanMr Jason BrownMr Scott BrownDr Daniel CammermanMr Mark CliftonMr Jackson CollinsMr Robin DownMr Nick GeorgeMr Garri HendellDr Christian LantwinMr Lee MickusDr Stephen TillReverend Andrew Wilson1989VOLUNTEERMR JUSTIN BRETTMISS SAMANTHASTAYTETOTAL GIVEN£2,930PARTICIPATION RATE17%AnonymousDr Conrad BenefieldMr Justin BrettMr Richard DudleyMr Gonzalo GarriguesMr Daniel JohnsonDr Georgia KaufmanMr Ed KearnsMr Alasdair KergonMr Nigel LeylandMs Eva NortonMr Leon PereraMr Dave SchillmoellerMrs Dani SolomonMr Robert TanseyMr Ben WilliamsDr Stephen Winder1990VOLUNTEERMRS TRACY COGHILLTOTAL GIVEN£3,254PARTICIPATION RATE17%AnonymousMr Sajid AjmeriMs Elizabeth AsaliDr David BieberDr Daniel BraytonMs Katherine BrewerMr ChristopherColeridgeMiss Lebby EyresMrs Sarah FullerMs AndreaGomes da SilvaMr Will HarrisonDr Mark HenstridgeMr Brendan KearseMs Rachel KnubleyMs Anna MaratosMr Anesh PemaMs Laura PrescottDr Matthew PrestonMs Amy SachtlebenDr Carl ThwaiteDr William Wadsworth1991VOLUNTEERSMS GLORIA PILZMS ELIZABETH WEBBTOTAL GIVEN£5,993PARTICIPATION RATE19%Mrs Kate AggMrs Angela BakerMrs Caroline BansalMs Sheena DewanMs Nancy GlassmanMr Ian GlenMr Dave Handley*The Hon Ed HarrisMr Mark HarrisMr John LeightonMrs Clare MacroMs Amanda McDonaldMr Robert MinersDr Philomen ProbertMr James RousMs Jessica SmithMr Hee TanMs Elizabeth WebbMr Tom Weiss1992VOLUNTEERVACANTTOTAL GIVEN£4,033PARTICIPATION RATE17%Anonymous (2)Ms Katy CooperMrs Karen DarntonMr Schan DuffMr Jeremy Fox-GeenMr Jon Hall*Mr Timothy HoughtonMrs Beth KensingerMiss Jean KitsonMr Charles ManderDr Katy PikeMr Pedro PonceMr Prajakt Samant*Mr Andrew SandersMr Jon SkittrallMs I-Ping SoongMr Matthew TaitDr Clare Taylor1993VOLUNTEERVACANTTOTAL GIVEN£5,366PARTICIPATION RATE13%Mrs Kate AstleyMr Nicolas AtkinsMr David Avery-GeeMr Nick Campsie*Mr Mark ChengMs Kate EvansMr David GilmoreMrs Elin GilmoreDr Claudia Jans StraskyMr Jamie McDougallMs Gillian Molesworth-St. AubynMs Nina PearlmanMr James Renshaw1994VOLUNTEERMS DONNA CLARKTOTAL GIVEN£1,715PARTICIPATION RATE15%Ms Donna ClarkMr Andrew DoddMs Amy DundonMr Roger EversMr Matthew HedgesMs Nicola HolmesMr ChristopherLevertonMrs Alix LewerDr Duncan McCombieMr Nicholas PashleyMrs Anya RadfordMr Richard RousMs Vanessa Seed MelbyeMrs Joanne ShawMs Victoria SowerbyDr Richard ThomasMs Helen TurnbullMr JosephWickremasinghe2425

EXETER COLLEGE DONORS’ REPORT | 09EXETER COLLEGE DONORS’ REPORT | 091995VOLUNTEERVACANTTOTAL GIVEN£1,890PARTICIPATION RATE12%Mr Guillermo delas CasasMiss Elizabeth ElmhirstThe ReverendRichard LloydMr Graeme McCulloughMr Paul McManusMrs Rebecca MorrisonMr Deepak NambisanMr Matthew PollyMr Anthony ReidDr Fiona ReidMs Colleen ReillyMrs Christine RichardsonMr Brent RoamMs Sarah ThompsonMr William White1996VOLUNTEERMRS LUCY LAYETTOTAL GIVEN£1,838PARTICIPATION RATE8%Mr William EdwardBeattieMr Alastair BrownMiss Rachel CravenMr András GergelyMr Matthew HancockMiss Hilary MeadMr Richard ParkinDr Ned SahinMr Igor Timofeyev1997VOLUNTEERSDR DOROTHY KENNEDYDR STEPHEN O’KEEFETHE REVERENDKENNETH PADLEYTOTAL GIVEN£1,567PARTICIPATION RATE15%AnonymousDr Mario BrandhorstMr Mark BurtonMs Helen Cottrell*Mr Ronald GroverDr Dorothy KennedyMr Jamie Maples*Mr Philip MorganDr Stephen O’KeefeThe ReverendKenneth Padley*Dr Ali ParchamiMrs ElizabethStubbins BatesMr Jonathan SultoonMrs Catherine WarrenMs Queenie Woo*1998VOLUNTEERSMS HANNAHLOWNSBROUGHMR BEN MOXHAMMR PETER RUSHTONTOTAL GIVEN£10,579PARTICIPATION RATE15%AnonymousMs AnastasiaAndrzejewskiMr Jason ChongReverend Megan DaffernMs Kate DarlingMiss Madeleine Forrest*Miss Sophie FryProfessor Niels GaulMr David Hancock*Mrs Katrina Hancock*Miss Fionnuala KennedyMs Sharron MorrisMr Heston OrchardDr Mariza PetropoulouMiss Julia Renton*Mr Aaron Resch*Mr Peter Rushton*Ms Saminaz Zaman1999VOLUNTEERSTHE REVERENDPHILIP HOBDAYMISS FREDDY WESTTOTAL GIVEN£2,295PARTICIPATION RATE16%Anonymous (3)Mr Andrew Aldcroft*Mr Bart BreveDr Michael BurcherMr Ryan ClayDr Ariel EzrachiMr Pete Farmer*Mrs Rebecca GrayMr George Heywood*Mr Chris HouseMr Stephen JonesMr Tim KarpoffMr Gavin LittleMr Ian MallinsonMs Nichole MillerMr Matthew ParfittMs Sally SeraphinMiss Eleonora SuhoviyMiss Freddy Westh2000VOLUNTEERVACANTTOTAL GIVEN£1,157PARTICIPATION RATE18%AnonymousMr Charles AlpassMr Owen BogerMr Harry ChichesterMr Jonathan DeanMiss Lindsay GallagherMiss Elizabeth Guilford*Mr Michael Hugman*Mr Nicholas JonesMiss Alison KinderDr Jo LimMiss Andrea MacDonaldMiss Clare MartinDr John MurphyMr Richard PettitMiss Amy PickvanceMrs Lisa PughMr Matthew PurvesMr Raul RodriguezMiss Emily ShawMiss Stephanie Smith2001VOLUNTEERSMRS HANNAHSTRANGER-JONESTOTAL GIVEN£2,029PARTICIPATION RATE17%Ms Kris AndersonMr Andrew BlackMiss Lucy CarrMiss RebeccaFrankenbergMr Andy GoldenMiss Jane GoodenoughMr Jeremy GouldMiss Sarah GrahamMr Tom GrantMr Nikolaus GrubeckMr Rob HopkinsMs Tina HoweMr Robert Javin-FisherMr Akihiro KidoMr James MarksMr Fergal McLoughlinMr Edward MeinertDr Niall O’DeaMs Hannah ParhamMr Thomas ReynoldsMr David Stranger-JonesMr Tse Wen TaiMr Nicholas Widdows2002VOLUNTEERVACANTTOTAL GIVEN£2,354PARTICIPATION RATE16%AnonymousMiss Lydia AllenMrs Sarah BroughMr James ChampnessMr Hugh DerbyshireMiss Julia DraperMiss HeatherGiannandreaMrs Ana HoareMiss Claire HollidayMr James JordanMiss Katie KingwellMr Yipei Liu*Miss Tamsin MaddockMiss Rachel O’NeillMrs Angela PalmerMr Neerav PatelMr Ioan PopescuMiss Helen StubbsMr Samir ThakerDr Phil Tresadern*Mr Thomas Turner*Mr Nate Winstanley2003VOLUNTEERVACANTTOTAL GIVEN£4,185PARTICIPATION RATE16%AnonymousMr James AldigeMr Michael Amherst*Mr George AnsteyMiss Katherine BarkerMr Colin Cheung*Mr John HarrisMiss Charlene HawkinsMs Janet Ho*Mr Greg LimMs Emily LiuMiss Felicity Long*Mr Andrew MarksDr Dirk-Jan OmtzigtMiss Alice PatersonMr Phillip Pon*Miss Emily PullMr David RothMr Randall RothMr John StuartMr Rajiv Tanna*Mrs Kira VanderlanMr Michael Werner*2004VOLUNTEERVACANTTOTAL GIVEN£552PARTICIPATION RATE19%AnonymousMiss Katy Barrett*Mr John BennettMr Philip Berman*Ms Alison BurgnerMr Andrew Freedman*Mr Glen GoodmanMr Christopher Hansell*Mr James HolwellMr Robert KeevilMiss Christine KellyMr Alexander Laffan*Mr Alexandre LeubaMr Nikolai L’vov-Basirov*Mr David MarenMiss Flora Nelson*Mr Eng Siang Ng*Mr Matthew Peters*Mr Jonathan Rayers*Miss Lorna ShaddickMiss Catriona SmithMiss Joanne WilliamsMiss Xiaojin Xu2005VOLUNTEERVACANTTOTAL GIVEN£510PARTICIPATION RATE28%Miss Emily Ball†Miss Anna Chojnicka†Mr Benjamin Cox†Mr Mark Curtis†Mr Jack Dean†Miss Jenny Donnellan†Miss Jessica Elliott†Mr Ben Geldeard†Miss Victoria Gilday*†Mr Oliver Gordon†Miss CatherineGreenslade†Miss Laila Hassan†Mr Simon Heawood†Mr Micha HesseMr Eachan Johnson†Mr Brandon Levy*Mr Andrew Whitworth†Miss Sarah Lewney*†Miss Catherine Williams†Miss Fiona Mulvenna†Mr Chris Murray†Miss Elspeth Robertson†Mr Steffen Schaper*†Mr Matthew Smith†Mr Szymon WojczyszynMiss Carly Walsh†Miss Hannah White†Mr Matthew Yeowart†2627

EXETER COLLEGE DONORS’ REPORT | 09EXETER COLLEGE DONORS’ REPORT | 09POST- 2005VOLUNTEERSVACANTTOTAL GIVEN£564PARTICIPATION RATE18%Mr Joshua Bailey*Mr Ji-Whan Bang†Miss Sarah Blackford†Miss Jennifer Brown*†Mr Craig Bruce*†Mr Xiao Cai*Mr William Canestaro*Miss Louise Collins†Miss Jessica Courtney†Mr Spencer Crawley†Mr Richard Curtis†Mr Kevin Dickens*Mr Jonathan Galinsky†Mr Richard Garratt†Miss Lydia Gregory†Mr Martin Grosvenor*Mr Adam Halewood*Mrs Layla HamadiMerricks*Mr Timothy Hele*Mr Robert Hewlett*Miss Rebecca Kane†Mr Gagan Kanwar*Miss Natalya Kennedy†Miss KatherineKirkbride†Mr Nakul Krishna*†Ms Faaiza Lalji*Mr David LeeMiss Meng Lu†Miss Vasiliki Manou-Stathopoulou†Mr Jack Marley-Payne*Miss KatherineMcGettigan*†Mr Benedict Millinchip*†Mr Edward MooresMiss Rachel Naylor†Mr Matthew Parritt†Mr James Reed†Miss Jana Rieck*†Mr Leo Ringer†Miss Maya Ross†Miss Gemma Slater†Miss Sheena Sodha*†Miss Rebecca Taylor*Miss Katy Tooth†Ms Katharine ThiersFELLOWSTOTAL GIVEN£8,225AnonymousDr Faramerz DabhoiwalaProfessor Raymond DwekThe LateDr Denys DyerDr Walter EltisDr Joe HattonProfessor ElizabethJeffreysMr William JensenMs Jeri JohnsonThe Right ReverendEric KempDr Ian ReidDr Dermot Roaf*Dr Brian StewartProfessor HelenWatanabe-O’KellyFRIENDSOF EXETERTOTAL GIVEN£116,759Anonymous (85)Mr Palmer AchesonDr Judy BarrowMr Giles BaxterMr Roger Burke andMs Naomi WilliamsMr & Mrs Mark BurridgeProfessor Peter CossMr Simon &Dr Hardeep CurtisMr & Mrs Peter GeldeardMs Sibyl GoldenMr & Mrs John GrahamMr Alan GriffithsProfessor Paul HamiltonMr Stewart HoareMr Colin HowardMrs Jane HowardMme Lee HubertMr Peter JonesMrs Nancy KellyMrs Angela LazdaMr & Dr Timothy &Helen LeeMr & Mrs RichardLewneyMrs Susan LochnerMr Richard MahoneyMr Hamish McRae*Baroness DettaO’CathainDr Oliver PooleyDr & Mrs Richard ReschMs Elizabeth RobertsonMr Brian SingerMr Andrew SmithMr & Mrs Paul SmithDr Klaus StellnerMr Peter ThompsonMr Graham TiteMrs L TopliffeMr and Mrs Harry TuckerMr Joseph Velten JrMiss Laurelle Vingoe*Mr Cung VuMr & Mrs Kevin WalshMiss Marjorie WatsonMr & Mrs John WhiteProfessor Terry WillisMrs Liz WoodMiss Valerie WorthingtonThe ReverendHugh Wybrew*Ms Amy ZipkinIdlewild TrustMercers’ CharitableFoundationScottish EconomicSocietyIn being sensitive to currentstudents, parents who make agift during their student’stime in College will be listedas anonymousWith great excitement, Exeter is embarking on itsAnniversary Campaign: Exeter Excelling. This celebrationof Exeter’s 700th Anniversary will realise the College’saspirations and dreams to benefit generations to come.The three principal objectives of this Campaign epitomise Exeter’s missionto excel in every area and to be the ideal college for the 21st century:• Guaranteeing the tutorial in a multidisciplinary research environmentThe College believes that the personal and unique experience of the tutorial, givenby leading academics who are actively engaged in research, in a residential, collegiateenvironment, is the finest form of teaching that can be offered to undergraduates• Transforming the collegiate campus and providing study and residentialspace for all Exonians in the heart of OxfordThe sense of community and identity fostered by living and working togetheraround a College quadrangle remains unrivalled•Securing financial resources to attract and support thevery best students and scholarsExeter Excelling will provide funding such that, in its eighth century,Exeter College will be a vital community in which all its members can flourishIf you would like to know more about the Campaign,please contact the Development Office.2830