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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