Sweet Briar College Magazine - Spring 2016

MAGAZINE 

VOLUME 86 NO.1

DEAR MEMBERS OF THE SWEET BRIAR COMMUNITY: 

Mark Twain observed that “The two most important days in your life are the day you are born and the day you find 

out why.” In a real sense, the Sweet Briar College community, having often celebrated its birth, has now clearly 

discovered the true purpose for the College’s founding. The serious threat to end the school’s existence called for a 

response to the challenge: Why not close? Given the obstacles faced by small, residential liberal arts colleges, even harder 

for women’s colleges, why not close? 

For the Sweet Briar alumnae and extended community, the answer went far beyond a perfunctory response that an 

important institution would be lost. The immediate and intensive soul searching called up not only memories of the 

magical days spent on campus as students but fervent testimonials about Sweet Briar’s enduring value. Its value includes: 

• A liberal arts education; it must be preserved. 

• A women’s college; women’s colleges continue to play an important role in higher education. 

• Sweet Briar’s campus is one of the most beautiful of any college or university in America. 

• With its 3,250 acres, the campus is a laboratory for environmental and sustainability activities in a world faced with 

environmental threats. 

• Sweet Briar’s outstanding reputation for academic excellence, a precious asset for future generations of young women 

• An engineering program offering an accredited bachelor’s degree — one of only two at U.S. women’s colleges — 

positioning the College to place women in a field in which they are underrepresented 

• The “Sweet Briar Way” — its blend of liberal arts and STEM, its combination of sophistication and practicality, and 

its special atmosphere of creativity and innovation — provides an environment for developing the potential of each 

student. 

• Exceptional leadership development. As seen in the successful effort to save Sweet Briar, the College produces great 

leaders. 

• The heritage of the sacrifices, commitments and labors of generations over 115 years. In the face of their own 

challenging times, including two world wars and a great depression, they provide a vivid example to alumnae today 

to never surrender to difficulty. 

• The founders’ vision. We must keep faith with our founders who responded to the death of their young daughter, 

their only child, by establishing a college for women in perpetuity. 

In this magazine, you’ll find stories of alumnae who take these things that Sweet Briar has to give and make a difference 

in their world — whether that’s running a bakery in Harlem, promoting one of the world’s foremost art museums or 

saving their alma mater. Features include profiles of our remarkable alumnae living and working in New York City and 

an article on the “Saving Sweet Briar seven,” the newest Distinguished Alumna Award recipients. They are all roses of 

Sweet Briar. May her roses bloom forever! 

Sincerely, 

Phillip C. Stone 

President 

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Joelle Ziemian, director of media, marketing and communications 

Jennifer McManamay, editor/writer 

Janika Carey ’10, editor/writer 

Cassie Foster, photographer 

Meridith De Avila Khan, former photographer 

Catherine Bost, designer 

Elisabeth Mahler ’98, Web 

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Contents 

Sweet Briar Magazine | Spring 2016 

Features 

10-21 

Vixens in the Big Apple 

Sweet Briar alumnae dish on living and 

working in New York City. 

22-30 

The Mighty Seven 

2015 was too big a year to pick just 

one distinguished alumna. 

Departments 

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On the Quad 

Sweet Briar in China, 

Girls in STEM, Notes 

From Space, Academic 

Highlights, Looking 

Forward, New Faces 

32-105 

Honors & Celebrations 

Honor Roll of Donors, 

Commencement, In 

Memoriam, Alumnae 

Snapshots, Reunion 

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Above: President Stone talked to 

students at Beijing Xicheng Foreign 

Languages School about the value of 

a liberal arts education. 

Right: A delegation from Sweet Briar 

College, including President Phillip C. 

Stone (fifth from left), vice president 

for administration and general 

counsel Nancyellen Keane (third 

from right) and dean of student life 

and academic support Kelly Kraft- 

Meyer (second from right), met with 

officials in China in February. 

China Visit 

Launches 

Women’s 

Leadership 

Program 

SWEET BRIAR IS PARTNERING WITH THE 

National Center for Sustainable Development, a 

Beijing- and Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit, to 

create the Women’s Leadership Program. The new 

program will recruit highly qualified women from 

China to Sweet Briar to study liberal arts and STEM 

fields as part of a collaborative program to prepare 

Chinese women for leadership roles in government, 

business, industry and education. 

President Phil Stone announced the program after a 

recent trip to China, where Sweet Briar and NCSD 

prepared to sign a memorandum of understanding 

with the Chinese Ministry of Education’s Dongfang 

International Center for Education Exchange. 

“While in China, I was thrilled to learn of the 

enormous interest in women’s college education, 

even though higher education dedicated solely 

to women is rare,” Stone said. “And there is 

recognition that while engineering, technology and 

science education is important, immersion in the 

humanities prepares young women for deeper, 

broader leadership. This will be especially important 

as tomorrow’s leaders navigate China’s relationship 

with the United States.” 

In June 2015, at the seventh U.S.-China Women’s 

Leadership Exchange and Dialogue, Chinese Vice 

Premier Liu Yandong called on China and the U.S. to 

explore new possibilities for educational exchange 

with a focus on women. 

“I believe that if we can release the full potential of 

‘she power’ in China and the U.S., it will provide new 

impetus to … building a new type of major country 

relations,” she said at the event. 

Sweet Briar’s partner, NCSD, works to support U.S. 

technological demonstration projects in education, 

energy and the environment. With its focus on 

sustainable development, the organization will 

work in China to raise awareness of Sweet Briar’s 

environmental science and environmental studies 

programs. 

“Tomorrow’s Chinese leaders will need to make 

tough choices about how to balance the need of 

China’s vast population for economic growth and 

consumption of energy with global development 

that will affect everyone on the planet,” said NCSD 

President Mitchell F. Stanley. 

“At every level of government and in business, 

women will play a greater role in that decisionmaking. 

Sweet Briar, where learning takes place on 

one of America’s most beautiful campuses with acres 

of open space, is an ideal place for international 

students to prepare for environmental and global 

leadership.” 

The Women’s Leadership Program will feature two 

summer sessions for Chinese students at a partner 

university in Washington, D.C., where women will 

explore U.S. government institutions, governmental 

history and political decision-making processes — 

leadership elements that Sweet Briar and NCSD 

believe are critical to the success of a bilateral 

relationship. Those sessions, in addition to a summer 

internship, will result in the awarding of a leadership 

certificate with the Sweet Briar diploma. 

Read more here. 

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Left: Local high school women 

build an audio speaker using a 

plastic pumpkin in the engineering 

workshop during “Girls in STEM 

Guion Science Day.” 

Below: Linda Fink, Dorys McConnell 

Duberg Professor of Ecology 

(biology), and a student participant 

use a dissecting microscope. 

Forging Ties With Local High School Students 

IN MARCH, STUDENTS FROM AREA HIGH SCHOOLS 

participated in “Girls in STEM Guion Science Day,” an 

admissions outreach initiative designed to interest local students in 

Sweet Briar’s academic programs. 

“Girls in STEM” allowed them to explore biology, engineering 

and physics, chemistry and environmental science through 

hands-on activities with Sweet Briar faculty. The program was 

part of an effort led by Shannon Beasley ’02, the College’s director 

of education outreach. She also serves as an adjunct professor in 

biology and chemistry and director of graduate recruitment in 

admissions. 

A similar event, “Girls in the Liberal Arts,” will take place in April. 

Designed to engage young women from local schools who are 

interested in the arts and humanities, it will feature activities such 

as a choral workshop with music professor Marcia Thom-Kaley, an 

outdoor leadership workshop with Outdoor Program director Kate 

Macklin, a creative writing workshop with English professor Eric 

Caldwell, a dance workshop with dance professor Ella Magruder 

and a theater workshop with theater professor Bill Kershner. 


Breaking Barriers 

FORMER ASTRONAUT AND UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA PROFESSOR 

Kathryn Thornton came to Sweet Briar in February as part of the 

region’s annual dinner to celebrate National Engineers Week. It was 

the first time the College hosted the event, which was sponsored by 

the Margaret Jones Wyllie ’45 Engineering Program and included area 

engineers, educators and members of the business community, as well 

as Sweet Briar engineering students, faculty, staff and alumnae. Thornton 

spoke about breaking new ground in her field, both as a woman and a 

scientist. The former didn’t prove much of an obstacle at all — orbiting 

Earth as the only woman among men was “like being on a camping trip 

with brothers,” she said. 



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Left: Tony Lily, associate 

professor of English 

Right: Kimberly Morse- 

Jones, visiting assistant 

professor of art history 

Department 

News 

Sweet Briar has been generating 

a lot of good news over 

the past several months, 

much of it coming from the 

academic departments. Recent 

announcements from English 

and art history, engineering, 

environmental science 

and mathematics top the list: 

English and art history 

ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH TONY Lilly 

and visiting assistant professor of art history Kimberly Morse- 

Jones are piloting online humanities courses at Sweet Briar 

this spring thanks to a three-year grant from the Council 

of Independent Colleges. Under the grant, members of the 

Consortium for Online Humanities Instruction develop 

courses open to students at each of the member schools. 

Sweet Briar is offering two of about 40 consortium courses 

this spring, which have students enrolled from schools such 

as Concordia College in Minnesota or Otterbein University 

in Ohio. Sweet Briar students who participate in non-SBC 

courses can transfer credits with a grade of “TR,” although 

each department or program determines whether they count 

toward specific majors, minors or certificates. 


Engineering 

THE MARGARET JONES WYLLIE ’45 Engineering 

Program announced that Sweet Briar has been named a 2016 

affiliate school of the Building, Recruiting And Inclusion 

for Diversity initiative. Known as BRAID, its purpose is to 

increase the percentage of undergraduate women and other 

minorities pursuing computer science majors. 

TaskRabbit founder and CEO Leah Busque ’01 helped 

shepherd Sweet Briar’s affiliation with BRAID. 

“Attending a women’s college built a strong foundation, gave 

me the confidence to explore my passions, and never secondguess 

my ability to step forward as a leader in the space,” 

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Jim Kirkwood, professor 

of mathematics 

Busque said. “Computer science is an exciting and dynamic 

career, and I am so thrilled to see Sweet Briar College 

supporting diversity in the field by participating in BRAID 

and preparing the next generation of female technology 

entrepreneurs and leaders.” 

Read more about Sweet Briar’s involvement with 

BRAID here. 

Environmental science 

THE FAMILY ADVISORS OF THE JUDITH Haskell 

Brewer Fund of The Community Foundation Serving 

Richmond and Central Virginia recently awarded Sweet 

Briar a two-part gift for its environmental science program 

and community garden. 

The grant provides $500,000 over three years and a 

$500,000 one-to-one challenge grant to be matched by 

other College donors, which will result in a $1.5 million gift. 

The grant will be used for equipment, faculty support and 

endowment for program operations. 

It also provides $50,000 to revitalize Sweet Briar’s 

community garden. The 0.75-acre garden, originally founded 

in 2002, will become a place where students, faculty and staff 

come together to explore “garden-to-table” food production 

and will contribute to the sustainability efforts of the campus 

community. 


Mathematics 

FOR THE SECOND TIME IN THREE YEARS, a 

professor in the College’s math department has been awarded 

an Outstanding Faculty Award from the State Council of 

Higher Education for Virginia. Professor Jim Kirkwood is 

one of 13 faculty members statewide to earn the award in 

2016. An OFA is the commonwealth’s highest honor given 

to faculty at its private and public universities. 

Kirkwood has taught at Sweet Briar for more than 30 years. 

During that time, his prolificacy as an author of math 

textbooks became legendary and he built a reputation as a 

quiet leader, both of his department and the College as a 

whole. 

“His patience and quiet sense of humor have won over 

generations of Sweet Briar students who entered believing 

that they were not ‘math people,’ but who graduated with 

majors or minors in mathematics,” Pam DeWeese, interim 

dean and vice president for academic affairs wrote in support 

of his nomination. 

Sweet Briar’s president Phil Stone came to know Kirkwood 

as one of the first community members to step forward 

to make sure the College would operate normally this fall 

following the June settlement to keep it open. He said one 

question he heard repeatedly from students debating their 

return was whether Kirkwood would be teaching. 

“On campus, Dr. Kirkwood has long been recognized as 

an outstanding teacher, scholar and colleague,” Stone said. 

“It gives all of us enormous pleasure to see the broader 

community recognize his outstanding credentials and 

accomplishments. By earning this significant honor, he has 

brought added luster to Sweet Briar. Jim would be the first to 

say that he represents an exceptional faculty at the College. 

We are very proud of him.” 



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Beyond March 3 

THE COLLEGE COMMUNITY 

commemorated the first anniversary of 

the closing announcement on March 3 with a 

series of observances and celebrations meant to 

acknowledge the events of the past year — and 

to look beyond them. 

The day began with a poignant service of 

reflection in Memorial Chapel, followed by 

the ceremonial planting and dedication of new 

sweet briar roses between Gray and Pannell. 

A bronze plaque now marks the small garden, 

bearing the words: 

Sweet Briar Rose (Rosa eglanteria) 

In recognition of saving 

Sweet Briar College 

March 3, 2016 

Roses still bloom. 

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At the rose ceremony, President Phil Stone spoke of 

committing to the future of Sweet Briar as a diverse, 

civil and engaged community keeping faith with the 

vision of the founders and the “generations of women 

… who heroically passed on this beloved college to our 

generation.” 

Finally, with the ringing of the tower bells, the entire 

assembly, led by dance professor Mark Magruder on his 

saxophone, headed to the dining hall for a celebratory 

lunch. 

March 3 also was designated a Day of Giving with an 

announced goal of raising $500,000 in one day — and 

the community responded, giving $512,314.55 before 

the clock struck midnight. 



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Sweet Briar 

Welcomes 

New Faces to 

Leadership 

Roles 

Mary Pope Hutson ’83, VP 

for alumnae relations and 

development 

Mary Pope Maybank Hutson ’83 took 

over as vice president for alumnae relations 

and development in January, 

replacing A.P. “Bun” Perkinson. 

Hutson led Saving Sweet Briar’s 

major donor task force beginning in March, when the College 

announced closure, through September, when the group delivered 

its final payment. Hutson also served on Sweet Briar’s new board 

of directors. 

“Mary Pope’s ability to galvanize her fellow alumnae has made 

her a unique choice for this position,” said Sweet Briar College 

President Phillip C. Stone. 

“Her significant experience in nonprofit fundraising and her deep 

devotion to Sweet Briar will make her an invaluable leader in our 

efforts to restore the College to financial strength.” 

For the past 13 years, Hutson served as executive vice president of 

the Land Trust Alliance in Washington, D.C., managing the company’s 

policy work on Capitol Hill and yielding billions of dollars 

in federal funding for conservation groups. 

Hutson previously worked in the American embassy in Kenya and 

has been breaking gender barriers throughout her career. She was 

the first woman appointed to the South Carolina Department of 

Natural Resources Board in 1995, helped start the “Becoming 

an Outdoor Woman” group in South Carolina, and served as the 

only woman on the North American Wetlands Conservation Act 

Council for the past 11 years, appointed by the Department of the 

Interior. 

A native of Charleston, S.C., Hutson graduated from Sweet Briar 

with a B.A. in international affairs. She was a nationally ranked 

varsity athlete, a volunteer mentor to her fellow students, and 

active in many campus clubs. In 2012, she was inducted into the 

College’s Athletics Hall of Fame. She is a member of the Williams 

Society. 

“It is a privilege to serve my fellow Sweet Briar alumnae in a 

role where I can devote my energies to the promise of perpetuity 

represented by Indiana Fletcher Williams’ gift of land for the sole 

purpose of educating women to be leaders in America,” Hutson 

said. 

“I believe we all have a responsibility to continue the legacy of her 

leadership as a ‘woman of consequence.’ … I know we all need to 

be part of ensuring the sustainability of Sweet Briar for the next 

century. … Sweet Briar needs all of us!” 

Timothy E. Klocko, VP 

for finance and treasurer 

Timothy E. Klocko began work as 

vice president for finance and treasurer 

at Sweet Briar College on March 1, 

replacing Tom Connors. 

Klocko previously served as senior vice 

president for administration and finance at Thomas University 

in Thomasville, Ga., where he oversaw all accounting functions, 

human resources, the bookstore, the post office, facilities, information 

technology, campus security and food service. 

“Tim Klocko is someone who faced significant challenges at his 

former institutions,” President Stone said. “He found creative solutions, 

through an entrepreneurial team spirit, to address them. 

That experience, coupled with his strong background in leading all 

aspects of finance at three colleges, and his experience as a professor, 

make him an excellent choice as Sweet Briar positions itself for 

the future.” 

Klocko holds a CPA certificate in the state of Iowa, an MBA with 

an accounting emphasis and a B.S. in accounting and finance 

from Northwest Missouri State University. 

Prior to his work at Thomas, Klocko served at Stephens College 

in Columbia, Mo., as vice president for finance, vice president for 

finance/controller, vice president for administration and finance/ 

controller, and controller. He was interim president in 2003. 

For the first half of his career, Klocko was a professor of accounting. 

He earned tenure at Grand View College in Des Moines, 

Iowa, before being tapped to assist in the college’s administration. 

At Thomas University, Klocko helped create a new operating and 

capital budget process and oversaw a campus transformation that 

included new construction and renovations. He worked closely 

with the college’s enrollment management team in building a 

financial model to determine enrollment goals. 

His work at Stephens College focused on ensuring financial stability. 

Klocko led the effort to address the financial ramifications of 

the new strategic plan, including development of a five-year budget 

and cash-flow model to set specific future financial targets. 

At Grand View College, Klocko established an investment policy, 

hired endowment managers to implement the policy and supervised 

all functions of accounting. 

“I am delighted to have the opportunity to serve Sweet Briar at 

this important time in its history, and I look forward to meeting 

and working with all the wonderful people who are part of the 

Sweet Briar family,” Klocko said. 

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Nicole Whitehead, director 

of HR and community 

engagement 

The year began with a new director 

of human resources and community 

engagement — Nicole Whitehead, who 

replaced interim human resources manager 

Barb Watts. 

Whitehead was previously a human resources training and organizational 

development officer, as well as a corporate education 

consultant and trainer at Catawba Valley Community College 

in Hickory, N.C. She also taught courses in business and human 

resources at Catawba, and online human resources certification 

courses for Northwest Nazarene University in Nampa, Idaho. 

“Nicole brings to Sweet Briar twenty years in human resources, 

consulting and operations, and overall business leadership, as well 

as teaching. This breadth of experience will be invaluable to us 

going forward,” said President Stone. 

Whitehead completed a B.S. in business and an MBA with a 

human resources concentration and executive leadership certification 

at Lewis University in Romeoville, Ill. She is completing 

her Ed.D. in higher education and organizational change at 

Benedictine University in Lisle, Ill. 

A native of Joliet, Ill., Whitehead is a Senior Certified Professional 

and a Senior Professional in Human Resources. She sees her education 

and experiences as “tools to aid in supporting a ‘community 

of excellence’ where individuals and differences are valued.” 

Whitehead volunteers at the Safe Harbor Rescue mission, her 

church and in her community, serving as a mentor to women who 

seek to become leaders and global citizens. 

Joelle Ziemian, director 

of media, marketing and 

communications 

Joelle Ziemian replaced Monica Dean 

as director of media, marketing and 

communications in February. 

Ziemian brings to Sweet Briar nearly 

30 years of strategic communications 

experience in the corporate, nonprofit, international development 

and government sectors. She spent seven years at Lipman Hearne, 

a national firm known for its expertise in higher education. There 

she partnered with colleges, universities and foundations throughout 

the U.S. to deepen brand awareness and spur growth. Her 

most recent communications role was at Burson-Marsteller, where 

she helped multinational companies change their conversation 

with important audiences. 

“Joelle Ziemian has built, defined and enhanced the reputation 

of organizations ranging from colleges to startups to Fortune 50 

companies,” President Stone said. “Her ideas and experience will 

help to drive communications with every one of our audiences.” 

Ziemian holds a B.A. from Goucher College and an M.F.A. in 

writing for children and young adults from the Vermont College 

of Fine Arts. She began her career as a TV reporter before moving 

to state and federal government, served as press secretary in the 

Pennsylvania Senate and in the U.S. House of Representatives and 

in the executive branch of President George H.W. Bush. In the 

private sector, she lobbied and managed public affairs campaigns 

for energy clients and later at Edelman and Burson-Marsteller for 

global and national entities. 

As a consultant in Romania for a U.S. Agency for International 

Development project, Ziemian helped nongovernmental organizations 

get their message out to key audiences and impact policy. 

“I feel like everything I have done has prepared me for this role 

at Sweet Briar,” Ziemian said. “It will be a thrill to help young 

women in the U.S. and overseas see the life-changing value of an 

education at this very special place.” 

Marie Grée, director of 

JYF in Paris 

Sweet Briar College has named a 

French woman director of its renowned 

JYF in Paris coeducational program — 

a first for the College since its administration 

of the academic program began 

in 1948. 

After serving as permanent resident director of the intensive 

immersion program for 11 years, Marie Grée will manage the 

semester and academic year program, effective July 1. John 

Lambeth has served as interim director since July 2015. 

“The Junior Year in France program has long embodied Sweet Briar’s 

core values: international education and the opportunity it provides 

students to attain a deeper understanding of economic, political and 

cultural issues from a global perspective,” said Pamela DeWeese, 

interim academic dean and vice president for academic affairs. 

“Dr. Marie Grée brings to the position the experience of having 

been an international student herself, since she completed her 

Ph.D. at New York University. Her long association with JYF 

ensures that she will provide both needed continuity and an intimate 

knowledge of the program, as well as her expertise in international 

education. 

Grée, who resides in the vibrant 11th Arrondissement of Paris with 

her husband and daughter, studied at Université Paris X and at 

Middlebury College. She received her M.A. and Ph.D. in French 

literature from New York University. She has taught at Tufts 

University, Stanford, New York University, Middlebury College 

and Hamilton College in Paris. Prior to joining JYF, she was resident 

director for SUNY-Stony Brook College in Paris. 

“I love working with our students here in Paris,” Grée said. 

“Watching even the best French speakers become absolutely fluent 

over the course of their time here never fails to amaze me. And 

beyond the language skills, they change as people — they come to 

Paris as Americans and leave as citizens of the world.” 


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NEW YORK 

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NEW Y

ORK 

There’ve been a lot of 

reminders lately of Sweet 

Briar’s motto, “Rosam quae 

meruit ferat.” She who has 

earned the rose may bear it. 

In February 2015, an opportunity presented itself 

to visit New York City — a place where bearers of 

the Sweet Briar rose have for decades made their 

presence known, from Wall Street to Broadway. 

We couldn’t catch up with all of the Sweet Briar 

women of New York — so no slight to the lawyers, 

artists, scientists, bankers and entrepreneurs we 

didn’t talk to — but in two days and two nights, 

we traversed Manhattan and crossed the bridge 

to Brooklyn to find nine alumnae where they live, 

work and play. 

New Yorkers are a special breed and New York 

City a special place. Wendy Weiler ’71 puts it this 

way: 

“John Updike defined ‘the true New Yorker’ as 

someone who came with a ‘secret belief that people 

living anywhere else had to be, in some sense, 

kidding.’ Like most New Yorkers, I believe New 

York is the center of the universe.” 

Whether natives or transplants, ambitious 

youngsters or wily veterans, we wanted to know 

how these women have hit their strides in the Big 

Apple. We asked a bunch of questions and got plenty 

of answers. In the pages that follow, their edited 

responses provide a snapshot of their working lives 

and a glimpse of the New York experience. 

Each of these graduates is a testament to the 

wisdom of Indiana Fletcher Williams, who created 

Sweet Briar to teach women to be not merely 

educated, but “useful” members of society. And 

they are a testament to the women and men who 

for 115 years have made Indiana’s vision a reality. 

– Story by Jennifer McManamay, 

Photos by Meridith De Avila Khan 


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Wendy C. Weiler ’71 

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TITLE: Founder and managing partner of 

Weiler Partners, an executive search firm 

specializing in the banking industry 

JOB IN BRIEF: Recruit senior-level bankers 

for clients including Credit Suisse, Deutsche 

Bank, JP Morgan Chase and Merrill Lynch 

STUDIED: B.A. in history of art; Columbia 

University Graduate School of Business 

Marketing Management Program 

LIVES IN: Franklin Lakes, N.J. 

NEW YORKER SINCE: Childhood 

FROM: Ridgewood, N.J. 

My job is connecting people and offering career 

opportunities. What I am good at is finding the right 

people for my clients. Not only do they have to have 

the right experience and skill set, [they need to be] the 

right cultural fit. It is an art. I love what I do. I change 

people’s lives in a positive way. It is very rewarding. 

To start my day, I always check on the weather to make 

sure I dress appropriately. Once I leave the house, I 

have to be prepared. I bring evening clothes if I have 

a special event. (Editor’s note: Weiler is a member of, or 

has served on the boards of, several arts and humanitarian 

charitable organizations and regularly attends fundraisers.) 

Commuting gives me time to read my New York Times 

and Wall Street Journal, think and plan my day. It’s more 

relaxing than driving in rush-hour traffic. Once in the 

city, I usually walk or use the subway. Walking shoes are 

a must. I carry my business shoes in shoe bags in my 

brief case. Taxis are hard to find and if you get one, you 

usually just sit in traffic. I also recommend carrying a 

folding umbrella. 

Living outside the city is the best of both worlds. I 

love my little bit of paradise in the suburbs. I love the 

energy and intelligence of the city. I am addicted to it. 

It also keeps me near my daughter Caroline Chappell 

Hazarian, Class of 2009, and 18-month-old grandson, 

Dylan. I spend a lot of time loving him. 

One of my favorite places is the Grand Central 

Terminal, among the most fabulous old New York 

structures. I walk through it several times a day as 

hundreds of thousands of other New Yorkers do. I love 

the hustle and bustle in this center hall of New York. 

I often run into family, friends and clients there. 

Growing up 30 miles from New York City, my family 

took advantage of all it had to offer — museums, 

theater, shopping, restaurants and sporting events. 

I have lived and worked in the New York metropolitan 

area most of my life and really cannot imagine living 

anywhere else. 

Photo: Weiler often passes through New York’s Grand 

Central Terminal several times a day. 


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Bonnie Insalaco Abrams ’93 

TITLE: Executive director of creative services 

at Vogue 

JOB IN BRIEF: Heads the integrated 

marketing and events teams at Vogue, working 

with clients such as Dior, Chanel and Prada 

STUDIED: B.A. in sociology 

LIVES IN: Battery Park 

NEW YORKER SINCE: Forever 

FROM: Long Island, N.Y. 

The most exciting thing about my job is the people 

I meet. Not only do we work with influential brands, 

we work with incredibly influential people who 

include heads of industry, philanthropists, artists and 

tastemakers. 

Sweet Briar gave me my career. My junior year, the 

career planning office connected me with an alumna 

who worked at Tiffany & Co. Not only was I offered 

an internship for J-term, I was invited back during 

the summer and offered a marketing position upon 

graduating. I raised my two children, now teenagers, 

as a single working mother in New York City. I can say 

without hesitation that the poise Sweet Briar instilled in 

me gave me the confidence, drive and grace to manage 

it all. 

The most New York thing about me is that I walk 

everywhere. In heels! 

I think non-New Yorkers would be surprised to 

know that raising children in New York City is not very 

different from a small town. Each neighborhood has 

a close-knit community, and we really do look out for 

each other and care for our families in the same way 

you would anywhere. 

Photo: An afternoon snow squall at Battery Park turned 

our photo session into a fashion shoot. 

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Katharine “Kate” H. Dobie ’06 

TITLE: Development officer for events at The 

Metropolitan Museum of Art 

JOB IN BRIEF: Primary organizer with 

responsibility for approximately 20 museum events 

annually, in addition to supporting events led by 

other members of the museum’s planning team. 

Dobie runs the annual Family Benefit, which for 

two years in a row has grossed record amounts 

over its 24-year history. 

STUDIED: B.A. in history with a minor in art 

history; the Virginia Program at Oxford 

LIVES IN: Inwood in northern Manhattan 

NEW YORKER SINCE: 2007 

FROM: Lake Oswego, Ore. 

Our most fun event is the Costume Institute Benefit. We’re 

often running around like lunatics one minute finalizing 

seating arrangements and guest lists, and 10 minutes later 

we’re all dressed in gowns and standing by casually as 

hundreds of flash bulbs blink outside and the A-listers stroll 

by us. 

The Met is a truly remarkable place to work. Often I 

am rushing around [sometimes to another department 

that might be three city blocks away without leaving the 

building], but there are moments you find yourself alone in 

a gallery and it hits you where you’re standing — a stunning 

New York City landmark that holds the result of thousands 

of years of human art and culture. I once rode in the 

elevator with a Van Gogh painting. I’m very lucky. 

You can consider yourself a New Yorker when you’re 

confident giving directions. I’ve also become a real enforcer 

of commuter justice. There are rules: Don’t blast your music 

on the subway, offer your seat to someone who needs it 

more than you, and for God’s sake, don’t skip the line at the 

M79 bus stop. There will be a line of angry New Yorkers 

shouting at you, and I’ll be one of them. 

What I like most about the city is that it has everything. 

You can order Chinese food, dry cleaning or groceries, etc., 

online and it is delivered to your door. More importantly, it’s 

one of the world’s most visited destinations, and I only have 

to hop on the subway or in a cab to see it all. I can be on 

top of a skyscraper, spot a celebrity shopping, eat a worldclass 

meal and stroll through Central Park all in one day. 

Photo: The Temple of Dendur is one of the most popular 

exhibits in the Egyptian galleries at The Met. 


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Alexandra Farley Grobman ’12 

TITLE: Development manager at Soho Rep. 

JOB IN BRIEF: Fundraising for a small off- 

Broadway theater with an annual goal of just 

over $1 million in donations 

STUDIED: B.A. in international affairs with 

research concentration on HIV/AIDS health 

policies in Sub-Saharan Africa 

LIVES IN: Two Bridges neighborhood on the 

Lower East Side with Amrit Judge 


FROM: Falmouth, Maine 

The best part of my job is that I never have a typical day. 

Because we’re a small company of five employees, I could 

be doing anything from planning an upcoming donor event 

to booking patrons into our upcoming show or writing 

a grant — the list could go on and on. Everyone has their 

hands in everything, so you really get the feeling that you 

have participated in getting each show up and running in a 

meaningful way. 

Sweet Briar gave me the ability to take on the challenge 

of my job, allowing me to hold many different leadership 

positions at once and always having to juggle 50 different 

things. You learn to prioritize very early and also how to ask 

for help and lean on others to get you through the harder 

times. Those, I think, are very important skills that apply to 

many different aspects of life. 

The most New York thing about me is that I work in 

theater and love the arts. 

My favorite spot in the city is the High Line. It’s so beautiful 

and it’s a great example of how to repurpose something 

that was once not so beautiful. It’s also a nonprofit 

organization that continually raises money to preserve the 

space, which I appreciate. It ties in a lot of what New York is 

about: the old-timey subway tracks, amazing food, eclectic 

people and hidden gems. 

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Amrit Judge ’14 

TITLE: Digital media manager at Hilsinger- 

Mendelson Inc. 

JOB IN BRIEF: All things social and digital 

media-related at the literary PR firm Hilsinger- 

Mendelson, including mapping social strategies, 

then developing and rolling out the plans for 

clients, campaign analytics, media placement and 

“influencer partnerships” 

STUDIED: B.A. in business and international 

affairs (double-major) 

LIVES IN: Two Bridges, Lower East Side 


FROM: South Grafton, Mass. 

The best part of my job is working with the coolest clients. I 

learn so much from them and it’s awesome to see and work 

with them beyond the limelight. They are industry experts, 

executives, entrepreneurs, academics and celebrities. Some 

familiar names are listed among our clients. 

Sweet Briar gave me confidence because I had the freedom 

to pursue what I wanted. That and seeing the results of my 

hustle help me in the real world. 

I love NYC because it’s a place where you can constantly 

reinvent yourself. There’s no such thing as fitting in; 

everyone stands out so it forces you to build selfconfidence. 

Living in NYC is expensive! I love my apartment after seeing 

and living in some of my friends’ places. Anything bigger than 

a closet works! My commute isn’t so bad, though the F train 

can be unreliable at times. It takes about 25 to 30 minutes 

on a good day. 

On weekends, I like venturing out to a few neighborhood 

favorites, a great bar that features live music — the vibe is 

incredible. 

Photo: Roommates Alex Grobman and Amrit Judge out on a 

Friday night at Weather Up in Tribeca 


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Pam Weekes ’83 

TITLE: Co-owner, Levain Bakery 

JOB IN BRIEF: Co-owner of Levain 

Bakery, established in 1994 in the Upper 

West Side. Today, Weekes and co-founder 

Connie McDonald also run neighborhood 

bakeries in Harlem and the Hamptons — all 

renowned for their rustic breads, pastries 

and popular cookies, which have been 

featured on TV and in countless publications. 

STUDIED: B.A. in studio art with a 

concentration in painting, arts management 

minor certificate 

LIVES IN: Harlem 

NEW YORKER SINCE: Forever 

FROM: Long Island, N.Y. 

Our original vision for the bakery was a bit smaller 

than we actually are now, although we still run our 

business in a “hands-on” way. We wanted to be a 

part of a neighborhood, to give back to society and to 

enjoy our work. We have been able to do that in all 

three of our locations. We make people happy every 

day in a very simple way. We know our neighborhood 

customers; we bake everything fresh daily, donating 

leftover products at day’s end to local charities; we 

have tourists from all over the world coming to visit. 

I began a great career in the fashion industry, but 

always thought that I wanted a business of my own 

some day. My best friend and I were training for an 

ironman-distance triathlon (2.4-mile swim, 112-mile 

bike, 26.2-mile run) and spending a lot of time on 

a bike discussing our lives, our dreams, the future. 

It turned out that Connie had the same dream of 

owning a business. A bakery was never in either of 

our plans, but it came very naturally to us. I still love 

fashion and stay in touch with all my friends who still 

work in fashion. 

Photo: Weekes works primarily out of the Harlem store, 

where Levain’s mail-order business is based.

Kara D’Ambra Dickey Moore ’95 

TITLE: Managing director of global philanthropy 

and engagement at Bloomberg 

JOB IN BRIEF: Coordinate with and promote 

Michael Bloomberg’s foundation, Bloomberg 

Philanthropies, globally and establish philanthropic 

priorities for the company 

STUDIED: B.A. in English and art history with a 

minor in dance 

LIVES IN: Midtown West (aka Hell’s Kitchen) 


FROM: Middleburg, Va. 

I worked for Mike Bloomberg during his last term as mayor, 

after meeting members of his administration when I was 

working at MoMA. After City Hall, I went to Bloomberg’s 

philanthropic operations in 2014. We work to create 

better, longer lives for people through the arts, education, 

environment, public health and government innovation. 

I check emails first thing in the morning and sometimes 

in the middle of the night. We are a global company and 

somewhere in the world Bloomberg is open. 

I love the museums in New York, favorites being MoMA 

and the Met [both former employers]. They are beautiful 

places to escape from the noise of the city. I love the variety 

and diversity the city offers. There really is something for 

everyone. 

During my downtime I love to travel. I think it is by far the 

best way to learn about people, religion, arts and culture. 

When I’m not traveling, I take full advantage of what the 

city has to offer. I recently took my son to an Alvin Ailey 

performance. Why live here if you aren’t going to showcase 

how wonderful it is to be in Manhattan? I also enjoy 

volunteering. I often volunteer with my son, and it’s a great 

way to give back to the local community. 

Photo: Spencer Finch’s “Sunrise (Over the Atlantic Ocean)” 

(in background) is one of several notable artworks on display 

throughout Bloomberg headquarters. 


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Betty Skeen ’07 

TITLE: Freelance dancer and choreographer; 

sales associate at Gaynor Minden; member, 

PEARSONWIDRIG DANCETHEATER 

JOB IN BRIEF: Recently choreographed a short 

developmental piece at Judson Church’s Movement 

Research, an experimental theater 

STUDIED: B.A. in dance with a minor in English 

and creative writing; M.F.A. in dance from the 

University of Maryland-College Park 

LIVES IN: Crown Heights, Brooklyn 


FROM: Aiken, S.C. 

New York City provides this ideal environment for 

performance-based works by fellow artists in and outside 

of your own medium. All of it is relevant and informative. 

All of it has an impact on the way you build and see your 

own work. This kind of indirect and direct collaboration is 

not easy to find. It’s something unique to large cities and, in 

some respects, perhaps even to New York City alone. 

Making it in NYC as an artist is tough. It was difficult 

to decide where and how to spend my energy at first. 

I wasn’t sure whether I wanted to be a performer or a 

choreographer. I worked all week long in an office in order 

to spend my days off performing with PEARSONWIDRIG 

and simultaneously rehearsing and designing my own work. 

I have only recently shifted my focus entirely back to my own 

choreography, taking a total break from performing. 

Living in Manhattan isn’t for everyone. Brooklyn offers much 

larger spaces for equal or lesser rent than the city. Plus, all 

the cool kids live in Brooklyn. 

My day starts with coffee. Walk the dog. Check email. Run 

to the train! 

Photo: We caught up with Skeen before a Sunday rehearsal 

session at the arts building where she leases a dance studio in 

Brooklyn’s Gowanus neighborhood. 

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Katie Kirkwood ’04 

TITLE: Clinical trials administrative and data 

manager in the Department of Population Health 

Science and Policy, Icahn School of Medicine at 

Mount Sinai 

JOB IN BRIEF: Biostatistician for the 

Cardiothoracic Surgical Trials Network, involving 

study design and planning, data management, 

statistical analysis and manuscript publishing, and 

some statistical methodology research 

STUDIED: B.S. in mathematics and physics; 

M.S. in engineering sciences from Yale 

LIVES IN: Upper East Side 


FROM: Sweet Briar, Va. 

One of the most New York things about me is Silvy’s 

routines. I love how dog-centric the city is. People stop 

to talk to dogs all the time, so I’ve met a lot of neighbors 

that way. Dogs are allowed in stores, so we shop together. 

We also enjoy brunch with friends when the weather is 

warm and restaurants have outdoor seating where dogs are 

allowed. Also, walking everywhere, including the 12 blocks 

to work. 

It is really, really hard to pick just one favorite thing 

about New York! Top three are everything dog-friendly, 

the Philharmonic, and all the food. OK, and maybe all the 

different parks if I add a fourth. 

Becoming a New Yorker has been a slow assimilation, but 

it’s hard to imagine living elsewhere at this point. Buying 

my apartment made me feel like the move was permanent. 

Being able to get new places and giving directions without 

looking up at subway stops was another sign. Also, this may 

sound strange, but learning how to cross the street like a 

New Yorker — staring at drivers trying to turn while walking 

across streets instead of waiting for the car, or slipping 

between cars instead of waiting for the light to change. 

Nobody likes to waste time! 

Photo: The Yorkville firehouse in Manhattan (in background) is 

a regular stop on the way to the park for Saturday walks. Silvy 

visits with the firefighers, who keep a supply of treats 

for canine visitors. 


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When One Award Won’t Do … 

The 2015 Distinguished Alumna Award goes to the 

‘Saving Sweet Briar seven’ 

The women of the Saving Sweet 

Briar Inc. board of directors 

personify every description of 

a Sweet Briar woman. They are 

leaders. They are unafraid. They 

are women with integrity. They are 

savvy businesswomen, community 

pillars and caring family women. 

These alumnae used their vast and 

varied experiences to help save the 

very thing that binds them together 

— Sweet Briar College. 

They were inspired by mothers, professors, 

classmates and, especially, the thousands of 

alumnae sisters who worked beside them to 

save the College. There was no playbook in the 

Saving Sweet Briar movement, but that never 

slowed them down. They gave their all — and 

then some — and prevailed to save a place worth 

saving. 

It is fitting that the Alumnae Alliance 

bestowed on this team of women the 2015 

Distinguished Alumna Award. By giving this 

award to such a dynamic and diverse group of 

leaders, the Alumnae Alliance and the College 

symbolically recognize the equally dynamic and 

diverse alumnae who assisted in saving Sweet 

Briar — not just in the past year, but also those 

who have supported Sweet Briar for generations 

and are working to save Sweet Briar today and 

in years to come. This article can never fully 

capture and commend the efforts of so many. 

This year, we award this honor to applaud the 

individual contributions of the “Saving Sweet 

Briar seven,” but recognize that it is a tribute to 

all of our alumnae, who brought distinction to 

Sweet Briar in the fight to save her. 

Magnolia “Maggy” O’Donnell ’18, in 

collaboration with the Office of Alumnae 

Relations and Development, interviewed each 

member of the Saving Sweet Briar Inc. board to 

find out what enabled her to meet the challenge 

of fighting closure, and what she learned in the 

process. 

Story by Magnolia O’Donnell ’18 with Jane Dure ’82 and Clélie D.D. Steckel 

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Christine Davis Boulware ’77 

Before putting her efforts into Saving Sweet Briar 

Inc., Christine Boulware’s top priorities were her 

consulting business, an executive search service for 

nonprofit, public and private sectors, and her short-film 

website. Positivity was key when it came to her approach 

to the Saving Sweet Briar movement. 

“From day one, I never doubted that this was going 

to work out,” she says. 

That positive thinking was born of her experiences at 

Sweet Briar, including her January term in Washington, 

D.C., and two European tours as a political economy 

major. She remembers thinking: “There is a great big 

world out there, and all you have to do is think about 

what you want to do and you can do it.” 

For Boulware, alumnae now have a duty to 

Sweet Briar beyond financial contributions. Boulware 

continues to lead this effort, reaching out to high school 

guidance counselors in her community and sharing her 

results with the alumnae relations and development and 

admissions teams. Her insights were the inspiration in 

adding a high school tracking field to the admissions 

advocate software program that the alumnae admissions 

recruiters (AARs) are using. 

“It is so important to never disengage from the 

College. Every year, everybody should do three things,” 

Boulware says. “They should send a check. They should 

recruit a student. Also, I think we should maintain our 

community. We should stay connected to our younger 

alumnae. We need to help people in any way that we 

can. We need to come back to campus for more than 

just Reunion. We need to come back for engagement. 

“Without alumnae engagement, there is no future. 

I think that is a distinguishing mark of Sweet Briar 

College in general. For a school the size of Sweet Briar, 

and our ‘in perpetuity’ mandate from Indiana, it’s all 

about our community.” 

The idea of community has always driven the 

Sweet Briar experience, and it was vital in the Saving 

Sweet Briar movement. With that in mind, Boulware 

challenges the Class of 2016 and young alumnae: 

“Connect yourself to the Sweet Briar network and 

specific alumnae. Do not lose touch. Any ideas that 

newly minted alumnae have about what we can do, they 

should pursue.” 


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Sarah Clement is an administrative judge at U.S. 

Merit Systems Protection Board in Arlington, Va., 

adjudicating employment appeals of federal employees. 

She majored in English at Sweet Briar, earned an M.A. 

in English literature from Columbia University in 1977 

and a J.D. in 1984 from the University of Virginia. 

After the closure announcement, Clement and 

other alumnae attorneys connected via social media and 

began holding conference calls to work through the legal 

challenges, as alumnae were told they had no standing 

to take a position against the closure of the College. The 

first attorney call was with Troutman Sanders on March 

4. By March 6, legal work was underway to form Saving 

Sweet Briar Inc. Clement was named chairwoman of 

the Saving Sweet Briar Board of Directors on March 16, 

2015. She later testified at the April 15 hearing. 

Clement says she never expected to be involved in 

something so life-changing in her 60s. 

“I just feel like I have a whole new game plan for 

what my sixties, seventies and eighties are going to be 

like. I want to do everything I can to make Sweet Briar 

thrive. In whatever way I can be of service, even if it is 

just making phone calls.” 

Clement is one of two co-chairs for the 

Alumnae Alliance working group dedicated to career 

development, lifelong learning, volunteerism for the 

College and the “Kit to Vixen” program. 

Her mother, Martha Mansfield Clement ’48, worked 

on campus as a development officer. Her sisters, Anne 

Clement ’78 and Ellen Clement Mouri ’80, and her 

Sarah Clement ’75 

niece, Sarah Mansfield Mouri ’06, also attended the 

College. 

Sweet Briar is a family affair, and as she reminds us, 

“Sweet Briar is our alma mater — Latin for ‘nurturing 

mother.’ ” 

Clement urges young alumnae to not forget their 

alma mater. 

“Always think of Sweet Briar. By making 

connections through the alumnae network, your 

possibilities multiply exponentially. If we don’t know, we 

know someone who can probably find out or who knows 

herself. Just always keep Sweet Briar in mind, not only 

as your object of charitable giving.” 

However, she recognizes that a culture of 

philanthropy is critical to Sweet Briar’s path to 

sustainability. 

“I don’t have the means that some of our 

unbelievably generous donors came forward [with to 

save the College]. But I will never, ever forget that every 

nickel and every dime makes a difference. Just because I 

can’t give thirty thousand or ten thousand doesn’t mean 

that my thousand is not needed and [that it] doesn’t 

add up with all the other people who can put in their 

hundred or their thousand or their fifty or whatever it 

is,” she says. “I’ll never make the assumption again that 

Sweet Briar doesn’t need my help.” 

Clement also recalls what President Phillip C. Stone 

has taught us: that every young woman we recruit who 

stays with us for four years is the equivalent of writing a 

check for $100,000. 

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After graduating from Sweet Briar College, Sally 

Mott Freeman was a speechwriter and news media 

division chief at the Federal Communications 

Commission, then spent two decades as a public relations 

executive before becoming a freelance writer. Right 

before March 3, 2015, she signed a contract with Simon 

& Schuster to publish her book. The book recounts the 

true story of how her father — the naval officer who set 

up the White House Map Room for President Franklin 

D. Roosevelt — searched for his youngest brother, also 

a naval officer, who was listed as missing after the fall of 

Manila in early 1942. When asked to join the board of 

directors of Saving Sweet Briar Inc., Freeman heard her 

mother in her head encouraging her. 

“There was no saying no!” she says. 

During her involvement with Saving Sweet Briar, 

she edited the original 650-page manuscript. 

Freeman is a self-proclaimed risk-taker, and as she 

reflects on the experience of leaving her job to pursue 

freelance writing, she thinks that it benefited her in the 

Saving Sweet Briar movement. 

“I don’t think doing things like that is for the fainthearted. 

In my career, I have led efforts; it’s my nature. 

I’ve taken risks; it’s my nature. Both of those attributes, I 

think, have served me well.” 

From her experience with Saving Sweet Briar, 

Freeman views social media as a key element to Sweet 

Briar’s sustainability, and emphasizes that it is a power 

not to be underestimated as it made a huge difference 

during the Saving Sweet Briar campaign last year. 

Sally Mott Freeman ’76 

“It certainly knocked the opposition back,” she says. 

“They were not expecting it, and they were not prepared 

for it.” 

Today, Freeman advises the Development 

Workgroup of the Alumnae Alliance in communications 

associated with fundraising. 

As Saving Sweet Briar harnessed the network that 

developed in March, she says younger alumnae need to 

understand and harness the power of our network. 

“The alumnae relationships are as important as our 

education. Obviously, that was proved in the Saving 

Sweet Briar movement. … That thousands of women, 

most not knowing each other, kicked into gear on 

March 3.” 

The Saving Sweet Briar experience was affirming 

and satisfying for Freeman, who believes it will 

profoundly influence today’s students. 

“It just fortified my view in life that nothing 

ventured, nothing gained. It was a long shot. It was a 

David versus Goliath. I feel great about having imparted 

that to a whole generation of students,” she says. 

“Not every eighteen- to twenty-year-old has an 

experience that powerful at that age. It will alter their 

professional lives because life is nothing but a series of 

challenges. They have seen an almost overwhelming 

challenge and seen it met and defeated. And a challenge 

they were so personally impacted by. I just can’t imagine 

a better motivational force at that formative age.” 


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Jo Ann Soderquist Kramer ’64 

Jo Ann Soderquist Kramer graduated from Sweet Briar 

College in 1964 and went on to pursue a master’s 

degree in engineering at the University of Virginia. She 

was the only woman in her class and the first woman to 

graduate from the program with a Master of Aerospace 

Engineering. 

Kramer believes being a woman in a maledominated 

field had a great impact on her ability to 

overcome challenges. 

“I spent my career in a business that was almost all 

men,” she says. “When you have been in that kind of 

environment and been successful and the men, by and 

large, respect you because you know what you’re doing 

and get results, then I don’t think anything is too hard. 

Including saving Sweet Briar.” 

According to Kramer, an active and engaged alumna 

since she graduated, “Sweet Briar women are unafraid 

to take on any challenge in this world. There are no 

alumnae or alumni, female or male, from any institution 

of higher learning that I know of who are as passionate 

about their school as Sweet Briar alumnae. And I think 

we proved that. There are very few schools, very few 

colleges, that, given what happened here last year, could 

have pulled off what we pulled off.” 

In her mind, one of the biggest challenges ahead for 

Sweet Briar is keeping alumnae engaged. She wants to 

do her part by trying to ensure that the alumnae who 

were never active with Sweet Briar before continue to 

support the College. Kramer has served as a leader for 

the College for decades, and she continues to dedicate 

time, especially in fundraising. 

“A whole new set of alumnae woke up, became 

outraged, became engaged,” she says. “The biggest 

challenge to ensuring we are successful in stage two of 

this is to keep those thousands of alumnae engaged. 

That’s a real challenge. It means there must be constant 

communication without becoming overwhelming.” 

Kramer asks alumnae, young and old, to keep Sweet 

Briar at the top of the list of organizations they support 

financially. Everyone can do something, she suggests. 

“It’s really easy as a young alumna, first year out, 

to give one hundred dollars to the Sweet Briar Fund. 

If you just set aside a little money every month, if you 

have five dollars put on your credit card every month, or 

something like that. Keep engaged with your classmates 

and learn philanthropy.” 

She also challenges current students to connect with 

alumnae, even suggesting a dinner invitation with a 

group of alumnae from the Class of 1964. 

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Although Brooke Linville did not graduate from 

Sweet Briar, her experience last spring is one that 

resonates with her fellow alumnae and anyone who has 

been touched by the College. She recalls how difficult it 

was to move to another institution after leaving Sweet 

Briar. Her motivation for being a leader in the Saving 

Sweet Briar movement was to assist students faced with 

transferring to other colleges as a byproduct of the 

March 3 announcement. For Linville, being involved in 

Saving Sweet Briar Inc. was an opportunity to give back 

to a place that had given her so much. 

“The closure announcement and the fight to save 

the College gave me the opportunity to reconnect with 

a place that was important to me,” she says. “For that, 

I am truly grateful. The fight was hard, and it was 

unfortunate in some ways, but there are silver linings. 

More of us who were not engaged are now helping the 

College move forward.” 

Linville’s work with Saving Sweet Briar is complete, 

but she was honored when the alumnae relations and 

development office asked for her help to implement some 

of the social media and engagement strategies that were 

successful during the Saving Sweet Briar campaign for 

a critical fundraising effort for the College. She pulls 

inspiration from her career. She is currently CEO of 

IonVR, a mobile virtual reality headset company, and 

Brooke Linville ’04 

owner of Digavise, her website design and development 

company. 

“I work in technology. Innovation is a huge part of 

technology, but innovation is everywhere,” Linville says. 

“I think it belongs in fundraising, too.” 

She hopes to leverage social media to not only meet 

fundraising goals for the College, but also to engage 

students and younger alumnae. She believes the Class 

of 2016 has the opportunity to lead the way in higher 

education as an example of what a truly engaged 

graduating class looks like. 

Linville encourages young alumnae and students 

to consider that their unique experiences in higher 

education will affect them for the rest of their 

professional lives — which could be a huge advantage as 

they make their way in the world. 

“I transferred to a coed college, and the difference 

for me between the two experiences was incredibly 

profound. I was frequently aware of how often I was the 

only female voice speaking up in class. More women 

need to be comfortable with their voices. I encourage 

young women to recognize the importance of learning 

to use their voices,” she says. 


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Ellen Pitera’s experience with Saving Sweet Briar 

reminded her of the importance of working together 

for something larger than oneself. Not for credit or 

reward, but because it’s the right thing to do. 

“The Saving Sweet Briar movement was not about a 

career move, it wasn’t about making money, or gaining 

personal or professional status. It was rolling up our 

sleeves and working hard to do something right. The 

experience brought to the forefront in everyone’s hearts 

and minds that you can actually make a difference in 

the world.” 

As Pitera says, “The recent graduates need to 

remember that they are part of a movement that is 

bigger than themselves. Everyone who is involved in 

saving Sweet Briar has something to share to help propel 

the school into the future with strength.” 

She also urges them to use their Sweet Briar 

education as a solid platform as they continue to 

grow personally and professionally: “Your Sweet Briar 

Ellen Ober Pitera ’93 

education is a gift and one to be shared in all aspects of 

your life.” 

As a result of the threat of closure, Pitera believes 

that staying informed is extremely important. 

“Be diligent and smart about keeping up with what’s 

going on at Sweet Briar. We all must read and think and 

communicate about the progress being made,” she says. 

“We cannot take Sweet Briar for granted anymore. We 

need to be inspired by the leadership and get involved. 

If there is even the smallest bit of time that you can give 

to the College, in whatever gifting area you have, that’s 

what we need to be doing.” 

Pitera continues to serve as her class president, a 

class fund agent, is volunteering with the Friends of 

Riding, and has been an active Vixen Den participant. 

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day after the news of the planned closure broke, on 

A March 4, Tracy Stuart contacted the Richmond 

office of Troutman Sanders LLP to fight the decision. 

She also identified a public relations spokesperson, Eric 

Cote, who began speaking to the media and alumnae to 

rally support. 

With Troutman Sanders’s counsel, Saving Sweet 

Briar Inc. was organized as a nonprofit and a board of 

directors was vetted and elected before its first meeting 

on March 16. The seven-member board began spreading 

the message that the legal fight was underway. 

Stuart said it was difficult at first to strike out 

against the College. 

“My mother instilled in me the importance of not 

following the herd. She taught me to speak my mind 

and stand strong in my convictions and beliefs, no 

matter what others are saying to you. You don’t have 

to accept a certain outcome, because in real life, things 

aren’t always what they seem.” 

She quit working to volunteer full time on behalf of 

Saving Sweet Briar Inc., and says it wasn’t always easy. 

“Part of being a leader is having the confidence to 

step up and say the things that are hard to say. That it 

Tracy Stuart ’93 

is important to do what is right even if it isn’t deemed 

popular.” 

The Saving Sweet Briar movement connected 

thousands of alumnae on social media and beyond. 

“Saving Sweet Briar rallied everyone to become 

one united team. I think if the College can continue 

to harness that energy, the more engaged the alumnae 

will be, and the more they will give personally and 

financially,” Stuart says. 

Stuart moved to Lynchburg during the fall of 

2015 to volunteer as an assistant field hockey coach for 

the Vixens. Today, she continues to work with fellow 

alumnae to help support the College, especially in 

athletics and recruitment, and hopes more students and 

alumnae will do the same. She also was recently featured 

in The Chronicle of Higher Education as one of the top 

10 most influential people in education in 2015 for her 

role in Saving Sweet Briar. 

Her message to the students is simple: “Never be 

afraid to ask the tough questions and follow your gut if 

something doesn’t seem right.” 


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Sweet Briar, Sweet Briar, Flower Fair 

The work of Saving Sweet Briar’s board is 

endlessly inspiring. I witnessed this effort, 

which proved that fighting for what is right and 

good, no matter how hard the journey, is what 

builds a life of integrity. As I continue my education 

among the red bricks and grassy dells, I will never 

take another moment for granted. The Saving Sweet 

Briar movement has confirmed what I already knew, 

but perhaps did not fully appreciate: My education 

here is unparalleled anywhere in this country. I can 

safely roam acres of woods and trails at any time of 

the day. My professors not only push me to expand 

my mind but also treat me as an equal with valid 

thoughts and arguments. I know not only everyone 

on my hall, but in the entire building. Honestly, I 

know almost everyone in the other dorms, too. 

The Sweet Briar experience has lows, too, but 

that is life. Sweet Briar is a microcosm of the real 

world, but it can also be a haven where you can take 

a step back, take a breath. Communities like this are 

harder and harder to find. Let me set a scene for you: 

It is a late summer afternoon. The sun is high 

in the clear cerulean sky and the grass is so green it 

looks as if each blade has been painted by hand. On 

the main road, there is an ice cream truck. Kids ride 

bikes toward the chapel, and professors laugh as they 

wait in line. Girls crowd the lawn on blankets. 

It’s not a movie. It is not a scene from a novel 

depicting an idyllic, small Southern town existing 

some time before now. It is a real place. It is our 

alma mater. A place we as a community fought for 

in our own ways, and a place we would all drop 

everything again to save. So, on behalf of everyone 

here on campus today, thank you. We understand, 

just as you do, the importance of preserving a place 

like Sweet Briar College. 

– Magnolia O’Donnell ’18 

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what’s next? 

Please consider a truly significant gift now. 

Your gift to this special initiative for the Sweet 

Briar Fund shows your strong belief in Sweet 

Briar’s future — in perpetuity. 

Our Path to Sustainability 

Sweet Briar Fund Endowment Auxiliaries 

External Grants Tuition & Fees 

FY ’16 (228) 

FY ’17 (324) 

FY ’18 (433) 

FY ’19 (539) 

FY ’20 (674) 

* Figures in parentheses are projected student enrollment 

* Endowment draw-down rate is 5% each year 

Five-year growth in revenue from tuition, fees, grants and auxiliary 

enterprises will lead to decreasing reliance on the Sweet Briar Fund 

for operating expenses. Increasing budgetary health will allow us to 

grow our endowment and meet future capital needs. 

Together, we can do this. 

Our immediate need by June 30, 2016, is $30 million in 

additional unrestricted funds. Your gift now is more than a contribution; 

it is an investment in an extraordinary educational institution, the return 

on which will be reaped for generations to come. Thanks to your 

generosity, Sweet Briar’s future has already begun. 

Drawing © 

Edith Schermerhorn 

1980 

Give online at sbc.edu/gift or by 

calling 1-800-381-6131 

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next is NOW 


Sweet Briar College 2014-2015 Honor Roll Special Edition 

July 1, 2014 – December 31, 2015 

All donors to Sweet Briar College (including donors through Saving Sweet Briar, Inc.) 

Our Future Has Begun 

THANK YOU and Holla Holla to each and every one of you who supported Sweet Briar College during the 

emotional, triumphant and historic events of the last 18 months! Support from alumnae, parents, community 

members and businesses near and far directly to Sweet Briar College, through Saving Sweet Briar, Inc. or 

through both are forever part of our story of Sweet Briar College. 

Despite the multiple challenges resulting from the closure announcement, Sweet Briar women won: 

we took back the keys and we continue to propel our beloved College toward a future that sets the standard 

for the education of women in this country and beyond, a future in which the beauty of the campus and its 

buildings are restored, a future that is worthy of our storied past. 

You, your sister alumnae, and Sweet Briar’s friends are the keepers of the keys to that future. Your 

financial support will unlock that future for generations of young women who demanded and deserve the 

Sweet Briar experience. 

The fall semester has come and gone. The spring 2016 semester is underway, and we enjoy a semester of 

scholarship, culture, athletics, and new endeavors and opportunities, made possible by the wonderful gifts 

of time, talent and treasure from our alumnae, parents, friends and community members. Whether you 

faithfully gave every year since you graduated or made your first gift this year, because of YOUR support, 

Sweet Briar’s future begins now. 

Phillip C. Stone Mary Pope Hutson ’83 

President 

Vice President of Alumnae Relations 

and Development 

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INDIVIDUAL DONORS 

{ July 1, 2014-December 31, 2015 } 

Margaret Dally Abate ’99 

Sally Whittier Adams ’56 

Sarah Alexander ’93 

Alexa Anderson 

Constance Norweb Abbey ’74 

Sarah Austen Adams ’58 

Bradley Alfers 

Beth Anderson 

Dr. Gina Abbruzzi and 

Susan Finn Adams ’86 

Courtney Blair Banton 

Charlotte A. Anderson ’68 

Carl Martin 

Victoria Lee Adams ’82 

Alford ’87 

Christie Cardon Anderson ’96 

Louise Brandes Abdullah ’54 

Ann Massie Addison ’74 

Alicia Allen ’97 

Cynthia Bekins Anderson ’73 

Dana Abernathy 

Natalie Brown Adee ’96 

Aline Payne Allen ’59 

Elizabeth Edwards 

Dorothy J. Abernathy ’11 

April Adelson ’86 

Ann Stevens Allen ’56 

Anderson ’70 

Michelle Abrahams 

Patricia Adelstein 

John Allen 

Gene Anderson 

Susan Ragland 

Abrahamson ’57* 

Bernadette Insalaco 

Abrams ’93 

Jessica A. Abramson ’08 

Daisy Abreu 

Sixtine Abrial ’15 

Carolyn Sample Abshire ’51 

Mr. and Mrs. Victor 

Ackermann 

Amanda Mary Acuff ’97 

Sara Acuff 

Amy Walker Adair ’06 

Anne Ellice Adam ’62 

Abigail Adams ’06 

Carlisle Gibbes Adams ’10 

Catherine Adams ’76 

Charles Adams 

Corinne E. Adams ’12 

Mr. and Mrs. Crosby 

Lyman Adams 

Katherine Adams 

Park Adams 

Phoebe DeFoe Adams ’52 

Priscilla Powell Adams ’78 

Ms. Rebecca Adams ’09 

Dr. and Mrs. Robert 

John Adams 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. 

Adams, Jr. 

Alison Kohlhepp Adkins ’86 

Antha Adkins 

Claire Therese Affleck ’03 

Lili Afkhami 

Brooke D. Agee ’09 

Ellen Agnew 

Joseph Ahearn 

Sandra Lynn Ahern ’83 

Mary Oakey Aiken ’71 

Kate Ainslie 

Annabelle Aispuro 

Amorette Witt Aitken ’93 

Erin Coppersmith Aitken ’09 

Deborah Butteri Akers ’77 

Ramona K. Akins ’77 

Janet Albarran 

Mr. and Mrs. Dale B. Alberda 

Cecilia Albert ’72 

Heather Pirnie Albert ’82 

Jean Love Albert ’46 

Julianne Albert 

Ramona Albin 

Leslie Carson Albizzatti ’90 

Kristy Alderson ’73 

Margaret Ryan Ale ’76 

Harriet McNair Alexander ’86 

Kathryn Jeanne Alexander ’11 

Mr. and Mrs. Peter N. 

Alexander 

Julia Hunt Allen ’63 

Nancy Allen 

Samantha Allen 

Susan Norton Allen ’72 

Tammy Allen 

Irene Alley 

Rebekah Reeves Alley ’83 

Christine Carl Allison ’99 

Katherine Rose Allison ’14 

Kathryn Allison 

Susan Sumners Alloway ’67 

Holly Pflug Allport ’84 

Rachel B. Allred ’02 

Margaret Almon 

Jean Meyer Aloe ’63 

Shelli Alter 

Katherine Gumerson 

Altshuler ’97 

Chelsea Ximena Alvarado ’17 

Nessim A. Al-Yafi ’97 

Loring Harris Amass ’70 

Beverley Sharp Amberg ’65 

Julia Kientz Ambersley ’01 

Shawn Ambrose 

Cathryn Amerault 

Beth Bradford Amico ’81 

Jane Yardley Amos ’63 

Michael Amowitz 

Katherine Amsden ’53 

Jana Bekins Anderson ’59 

Jennifer Marie Anderson ’98 

Judith B. Anderson 

Judith Ruffin Anderson ’57 

Kathi and Rick Anderson 

Kelley Dize Anderson ’99 

Kristy Winstead Anderson ’98 

Lucy Otis Anderson ’63 

Maggie Anderson 

Mary Symes Anderson ’45 

Melissa Lee Anderson ’13 

Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. 

Andres* 

Brian Andrews 

Harriette Hodges 

Andrews ’53 

Jean M. Andrews ’72 

Joelle M. Andrews ’06 

Schuyler Andrews 

Jacqueline Andrusky 

Catharine Hubbard Andry ’85 

Lea Osborne Angell ’63 

Vanessa Angus 

Elizabeth W. Anke 

Amanda D. Ankerman ’00 

Mary Barbara Annan ’67 

Martha Garrison Anness ’48 

Anonymous 

Sara Green Ansell ’66 

Rodney Adams 

Robert R. Alexander and 

Sheila K. Alexander 

Cody Anders 

CONTINUED 

*Deceased 


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Abby Schmidt Anzalone ’00 

Wayne Atchison 

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. 

Shella Baker 

Florence Pye Apy ’53 

Martha M. Atherholt 

Bahret 

Victoria J. Baker ’67 

Deborah Pollock Arce ’73 

Betty Boswell Athey ’65 

Mary Bai 

Yasmeen Bakht 

Laura M. Arceneaux ’92 

Megan Foran Atkins ’99 

Alberta Zotack Baigent ’69 

Laura Pearson Balach ’04 

Victoria Leigh Archer ’81 

Allison Davis Atkinson ’00 

Blyth Steere Bailey ’79 

Tamara Balderson 

Nino Ardemagni 

Doyne M. Atkinson 

Mr. and Mrs. Bryan A. Bailey 

Ann Works Balderston ’76 

Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. 

Ellen Howard Attar ’83 

Caroline Nell Bailey ’13 

Maggie Balderston ’11 

Ardemagni 

Amelia Dudman Atwill ’96 

Dorothy A. Bailey ’94 

Mr. and Mrs. David W. 

Anne Walton Arey ’96 

Christina Anne Aubin ’82 

Elizabeth Bailey 

Balding 

Pamela Henery Arey ’71 

Edward Auble 

Jennifer Black Bailey ’90 

Beth Baldwin 

Elizabeth Kurtz Argo ’67 

Pamela Fine Auble ’98 

Katherine Bailey 

Dorothy Tobin Baldwin ’44 

Joanna D. Arias ’75 

Nancy Moog Aubrecht ’65 

Linda Wallace Bailey ’66 

Justin Baldwin 

Heather Thomas 

Armbruster ’98 

Susan Armbruster 

Leigh Anne Armstrong 

Lindsay S. Arnett ’12 

Simone Aubry ’61 

Marjorie Whitson Aude ’57 

Frank Auer 

J. Alexandra Sienkiewicz 

Auer ’99 

Russell Bailey and 

Anne Lowrey 

Susan Lazarus Bailey ’85 

Suzanne Craft Bailey ’86 

Robyn Bailey Orchard ’86 

Kathryn Renaud Baldwin ’78 

Marguerite Emmert 

Baldwin ’46 

Mary Dixson Baldwin ’67 

Monroe Baldwin III 

Mr. and Mrs. George E. 

Arnold 

Leigh Anne Arnold ’10 

Robin Parkinson Arnold ’05 

Carol A. Arnott 

Jeanne Arnott 

Susan L. Aronhalt ’98 

Mr. Fred Artibee and Ms. 

Martha Margrave 

Corinne Davies Asakevich ’07 

Zehra R. Asghar ’10 

Lucinda Converse Ash ’47 

Barbara Ashbrook 

John E. Ashbrook 

Eleanor Johnson Ashby ’53* 

Susan Wilson Ashcom ’66 

Christine M. Ashdown 

Rachael Ashdown 

Ashdown ’13 

Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Ashe 

Angelia Goodwin Ashley ’83 

Elizabeth Caitlin Ashley ’07 

Laurel LeStrange Ashley ’91 

Lauren Ashwell 

Mr. and Mrs. John F. 

Aspinwall 

Melinda Wick Aufmuth ’92 

Cynthia Whitley Auman ’78 

Lisa Aumiller Anderson ’96 

Margaret H. Aurand ’64 

Kate Ausbrook 

Elizabeth Aust 

Allie Austin 

Aline Hope Carter Avery ’94 

Claire Anderson Avery ’05 

Elizabeth Groves Aycock ’96 

Linda Ayers 

Cassandra Smith Babbitt ’78 

Hilary Babbitt 

Ann Babcock 

Gwendolyn Hickey 

Babcock ’95 

Sarah Garland Babcock ’83 

Susan Babcock 

Tana Malm Baber ’01 

Anne Baber Wallis 

Lauren Elizabeth Babineau ’12 

Barbara Gracey Backer ’71 

April Bacon 

Michelle L. Badger ’06 

Barbara Wesley Bagbey ’80 

Ashleigh Caisse Bain ’10 

Joy Gillio Baiocco ’81 

Abby Starke Baird ’65 

Gray Baird ’62 

Amanda E. Baker ’00 

Ashley Elizabeth Baker ’15 

Ben Baker 

Benjamin Spencer Baker 

Brian and Leslie Baker 

Carol Baker 

Caroline Carter Baker ’15 

Dori Baker 

Elizabeth Beach Baker ’69 

Elizabeth Davis Baker ’00 

Elizabeth R. Baker ’11 

Jessica M. Baker ’09 

Joanna and Paul Baker 

Judith K. Baker 

Katherine Barrett Baker ’83 

Lella Baker 

Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Baker 

Michelle Baker 

Olivia Chaplin Baker ’81 

Patricia Baker 

Rebecca P. Baker ’94 

Mr. Robert Baker 

Susan Baldwin 

Chris and Susannah Balish 

Julia Ball 

Whitney L. Ball ’84* 

William Ballance 

Jennifer Jarvis Ballard ’93 

Mary Fran Brown Ballard ’49 

Sarah Ballard 

Rebeccah Ballo 

Kathleen Peeples Ballou ’55 

Kirby Baltzegar 

Stephanie Bamberger 

James Banahan 

Mr. David Bandas 

Patricia Carroll 

Bankenstein ’74 

Cecily Schulz Banks ’85 

Maia Pearson Bannan ’97 

Cecile Dickson Banner ’57 

Dale Anderson Banfield 

Banning ’85 

Dorothy A. Bannish ’55 

Mr. Julian W. Banton 

Anita Barbee-Cunningham 

Charlotte Barbour 

Susan M. Barbour ’91 

*Deceased 

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Michelle Storey Barclay ’03 

Juliana and Scott Bartlett 

Kathryn Beard ’55 

Amanda M. Beller ’08 

Christopher Barcomb 

Sarah Barton 

Marianne Muse Beard 

Cynthia A. Beller ’04 

Jean Beard Barden ’78 

Ann Ritchey Baruch ’62 

Mona Wilson Beard ’51 

Lucy Bellerud 

Jeanne Stoddart Barends ’54 

Stephanie Marie Basinger ’11 

Shannon O’Neill Beasley ’02 

Melissa Bellitto 

Ashton Barfield ’64 

Catherine Price Bass ’45 

Carley Guinevere Beatty ’15 

David J. and Patricia L. 

Brenda Muhlinghaus 

Mary Brush Bass ’62 

Ms. Rachel Beaudry 

Bellieau 

Barger ’65 

Sarah Young Bass ’95 

Jane Roulston Beaver ’62 

Carol Covington Bellonby ’70 

Rebecca Carter Barger ’81 

Austin Basten 

Elizabeth Churchill 

Sophie MacKenzie Belouet ’68 

Joanne Harrier Barker ’60 

Mr. and Mrs. David D. Basten 

Beazley ’06 

Christopher Beltz 

Katherine L. Barker ’06 

Lora Isabelle Basten ’14 

Carol S. Bebb ’74 

Peter Benda 

Tamara Barker 

Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. 

Barkley 

Kathy Primm Fons Barkley ’87 

Nella Gray Barkley ’55 

Pamela Ythier Barkley ’87 

Stephanie Barko 

Carol V. Barlow ’83 

Robert H. Barlow 

Calypso Barnes 

Kristin D. Barnes ’08 

Lisa Thompson Barnes ’88 

Catherine Barnett 

Susan M. Barney ’98 

Florence Rowe Barnick ’80 

Nora Baron ’18 

Carroll Randolph Barr ’67 

Thomas Barr 

Ann E. Barrett ’97 

Philippa Barrett 

Vicky A. Thoma Barrette ’65 

Merrill Underwood 

Barringer ’54 

Jeff Barry 

Louise Smith Barry ’44 

Katherine Reynolds 

Barsness ’82 

Kelsey Rae Barta ’15 

Tamora A. Barta 

Mr. and Mrs. William A. Barta 

Catherine Bartholomew 

Alexia Redick Bartlett ’06 

Chantel N. Bartlett ’98 

Andrea Bateman ’71 

John Bateman 

Carey Bates ’91 

Katherine Woodson Bates ’01 

Marnie Tokaruk Bates ’98 

Victoria Bates ’74 

Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Battad 

Kimberley J. Battad ’07 

Megan Batten ’88 

Basile Baudez 

Tracy Pryba Baugham ’86 

Melissa Jo Halstead 

Baugher ’86 

Jill Goolsby Baumhover ’95 

Paul Bausch 

Rachel Reynolds 

Baxtresser ’07 

Robin L. Bayless ’80 

Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Bayliss II 

Julia Viola Bayliss ’15 

Mary Baylor 

Wendy Baynard 

Thomas Baynham 

Myth Monnich Bayoud ’80 

Megan Bea 

Ben and Carol Beach 

David Beach 

Martha Isdale Beach ’54 

Hannah Casey Beall ’17 

Judith D. Beall 

Spencer K. Beall ’14 

Bronwyn E. Beard ’98 

Frank Beard 

Sofia Becerra-Licha 

Brandi Beck ’90 

Kathryn A. Beck 

Kellie J. Beck 

Susan Holman Beck ’98 

Mr. and Mrs. William H. 

Beck, Jr. 

Phyllis G. Becker ’74 

Peggy Pattillo Beckham ’56 

Darby Beckman 

John and Pamela Beckner 

Harpreet Bedi ’93 

Elizabeth Pennell 

Bedrosian ’68 

Mr. and Mrs. John H. 

Beebe, Jr. 

Page Breakell Beeler ’79 

Susan Beers 

Josie Erin Beets ’00 

Elizabeth Leigh Begej ’13 

Robin E. Behm ’79 

Judith Howe Behn ’65 

Andrea Behrer 

Megan E. Behrle ’09 

Elaine Belancourt 

Irene Pschorr Belknap ’63 

Carolyn and Alex W. Bell 

Kathleen Bell 

Melissa Bell 

Priscilla Bell 

Ruth Marshall Bell ’67 

Sylviane Bellamy 

Melissa Jean Bellan ’00 

Lucy-Charles Jones 

Bendall ’46 

Andrea Peacock Bender ’74 

Kathleen Bender 

Mr. and Mrs. F. Gordon 

Benhard 

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew 

Carlyle Benjamin 

Elizabeth Anderson 

Bennett ’48 

Jean Bennett 

Lea Sparks Bennett ’83 

Leigh Ringler Bennett ’86 

Lindsay Bennett 

Mary Ann Gheen Bennett ’98 

Teri Bennett 

Mrs. William Bennett 

Andrew Benson 

Heidi A. Benson ’05 

Sally Ann Sells Bensur ’79 

Lisbet Bent 

Bryan Alphin Bente ’69 

Sandra Hamilton Bentley ’70 

Isabelle Benton 

Pamela Burwell Benton ’68 

Leslie Malone Berger ’83 

Stephanie Lee Berger ’91 

Nicole Bergeron ’06 

Mrs. Francis H. Bergh 

Rachel Bergmann 

Beryl Bergquist ’71 

Kristen E. Bergquist ’06 

CONTINUED 


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Kristin Farris Bergquist ’03 

Krista Biggs ’89 

DeAnne Blanton ’85 

Sara Howard Bolton ’94 

Victoria Bergs 

Deborah Pelham Bigum ’74 

Victoria Blase 

Tacy Katharine Leigh 

Amanda Priddy Berkey ’90 

Devon Vasconcellos 

Lynn Carol Blau ’63 

Bolton ’08 

Barbara Denton Berlage ’57 

Claire Carson Berlat ’08 

Pamela Subranni Berman ’93 

R. Berman 

Ben Bernard 

Michelle Bernard 

Susan Bernard 

Allison Bailey Bernhardt ’10 

Bill Bernick 

Felecia C. Bernstein ’80 

Logan Bernstein 

Helen Berry 

Laurel Sanders Berry ’08 

Marsha Berry 

Mary Dance Berry ’08 

Melissa Berry 

Michael Berry 

Suzanne Seaman Berry ’61 

Claudia K. Berryhill ’72 

Lynette Bertman 

Renee Besanson 

Ellena Bethea 

Kenneth Bethune 

Elyse Marie Betz ’15 

Mr. and Mrs. Gary N. Betz 

Kristin Betzler 

Brett Beutell 

Karen R. Bewick ’75 

Patricia Beyer 

Cyrus Bharucha 

Sandra Biagini 

Elizabeth Gilgan Bianco ’94 

Anne Traynor Biasiolli ’04 

Eleanor B. Bibb ’83 

Cierra Biel 

Nicole Biergiel 

Julia Corte Bierster ’84 

Sidney Albers Bieser ’10 

Lynn Biggart 

Bijansky ’99 

Diane Billings 

Laura D. Billings ’96 

Katrina Ann Balding Bills ’97 

Janet Whitehurst Binder ’75 

Anne Carr Bingham ’67 

Elisabeth Brawner 

Bingham ’51 

Mary McBride Bingham ’79 

Susan Page Bingham ’18 

Kathryn Marie Bird ’09 

Katie M. Bird ’05 

Mark Bird 

Ashley Biser 

Drusilla Hall Bishop ’78 

Jane Bishop 

Nancy Schmitt Bishop ’66 

Mary Margaret Dixon Biss ’96 

Katie Bitting 

Rachel Blacher 

Linda Black 

Scott A. Black 

Caitlin Blackwell 

Mary Clayton Blackwell ’67 

Regan J. Blackwood ’02 

Alexandra Cathryn Blair ’06 

Barbara Blair 

Elizabeth W. Blake 

Kendall T. Blake 

Jacqueline Israel 

Blakeslee ’68 

Ashley Flynn Blanchard ’90 

Clare Newman Blanchard ’60 

Danielle Schofield 

Blanchard ’99 

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. 

Blanchard, Jr. 

Patricia H. Blanchard 

John Bland 

Anne McNeer Blanken ’50 

Christine Blaustein 

Denise Landau Blind ’88 

Cynthia Craig Bliss ’66 

Diane Bliss 

Jane Weihman Block ’68 

Megan Blocker 

Kyle DuVall Blonde ’01 

Joan Clinchy Blood ’65 

Mary Davis Blood ’04 

Margaret Blount 

Lynn Waterman Blum ’72 

Victoria Vidal Blum ’85 

Jo Ellen Lenoir Blunk ’75 

Mary Blunt 

Jade V. Boardman ’03 

Emily Taylor Boatright ’00 

Stephanie H. Boaz ’94 

Elizabeth Hudson Boba ’41 

Stephanie Bobb 

Susan Christine Bobb ’00 

Harriet McCormick 

Bobbitt ’63 

Louise Bock 

Donna Bockian 

Ms. Nancy Boclstael 

Julie Pfautz Bodenstab ’78 

Dave Bodkin 

Sarah Porter Boehmler ’65 

Patricia Ashby Boesch ’58 

Liesl Veazey Bogar ’89 

Emily Boggs 

Louise Cobb Boggs ’61 

Gregory Bogle 

JoAnn Bogolin ’89 

Carol Lynn Searles Bohrer ’82 

Ici Ollison Bojarczyk ’89 

Diane Dunaway Boles ’82 

Jim Bolin 

R. Lianne Johnson Boller ’74 

Pauline Wells Bolton ’52 

Kimberly N. Bolz- 

Andolshek ’99 

Lauren Picard Bomar ’10 

Carolanne Margaret 

Bonanno ’09 

Aaron Bonar 

Victoria Bonasera 

Katherine Bonazzi 

Allison Akeson Bond ’86 

Ina Brown Bond ’67 

Mr. and Mrs. James A. Bond 

Kerri Bond 

Nancy Bond 

Rachelle Bond 

Sara Wilcoxson Bond ’98 

Elliott and Laura Bondurant 

Kristen Boney 

Martha Neill Boney ’72 

Robert Bongers 

Patricia L. Bonham 

Charlotte D. Bonini ’92 

Mr. and Mrs. R. Michael 

Bonnell 

Roselle Bonnoitt 

Mary Ames Booker ’82 

Chimene Boone 

Cheryl Willits Booth ’74 

Kelsey Holzman Booth ’05 

Laura Booth 

Mary Morris Gamble 

Booth ’50 

Sharon Booth ’85 

Jennifer Dodge Booysen ’84 

Jody N. Booze-Daniels ’79 

Ms. Natasha Haugerud 

Boraas ’14 

Charla Borchers-Leon ’81 

Jane Borden ’65 

Kendra Marie Borden ’06 

Mary Green Borg ’64 

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Mr. and Mrs. Scott 

Deborah Price Bowman ’82 

Elizabeth Sprague Brandt ’84 

Mr. and Mrs. Dale W. Brock 

Borgemenke 

Elizabeth Williams 

Nicole E. Brandt ’06 

Kathryn R. Brock ’09 

Jennifer Borkowski 

Bowman ’72 

Robert Brandt 

Mary Jane Hipp Brock ’70 

Claire Borrelli 

S. Bowman 

Megan Brandt-Meyer 

Mary Baker Brockman ’84 

Barbara Sampson Borsch ’59 

Laura T. Bowrey ’08 

Elizabeth McGovern 

Robert Brockman 

Lorinda Bosch 

Lee Bowron 

Brann ’01 

Ms. Anne E. Brodie 

Kathryn Bosco ’85 

Diana Everitt Boxall ’86 

Susan Bransford 

Joan Breier Brodsky ’67 

Laura Lee Bost ’76 

Becky Boyd 

Gale Oertli Braswell ’85 

Allison Egbert Brokaw ’78 

Mr. and Mrs. E. Wayne 

Bostain 

Lynn Bostain 

Susan Desmet Bostic ’72 

Christa Perry Boston ’96 

Mrs. Veta Boswell 

Eugenia Botea 

Saralee Cowles Boteler ’79 

Blair Bunting Both ’40 

Mary Blair Both ’65 

Elizabeth Harder Botzis ’93 

Desiree M. Bouchat ’83 

Judith Bell Boucher ’58 

Donna Boyd 

Elinor Plowden Boyd ’74 

Elizabeth Rodgers Boyd ’84 

Julia Boyd 

Lee Carollo Boyes ’78 

Eleanor Boylston 

Susanna D. Boylston ’87 

Mr. and Mrs. Byron W. Bracey 

Renee Tanner Bracey ’07 

Nadene Bradburn 

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. 

Bradford III 

Kristen Bradford 

Sarah Parson Breeden ’05 

Alison Brown Breene ’01 

Jenny Kelsey Breining ’79 

Bobbie Breitkreutz 

Donald Breivogel-Williams 

Bryan Brendle 

Drs. David W. Breneman and 

Donna Plasket 

Amy Brener 

Patrick Brennan 

Suzanne Bresee 

Ann Smith Bretscher ’60 

Bryca Nikole Brewer ’10 

Ashley Wilson Brook ’79 

Anne C. Brooke ’54 

Frances Bailey Brooke ’38 

Catie Brooks 

Cheryl Brooks 

Florence Brooks 

Julia Skilinski Brooks ’93 

Lindsey Brooker Brooks ’00 

Margaret Brooks 

Nicole Hlusko Brooks ’90 

Rhoda Allen Brooks ’71 

Bonnie Chronowski 

Brophy ’74 

Madeleine Lyons 

Boudreau ’14 

Christine Davis Boulware ’77 

Lucie Bourgeau 

Marisha G. Bourgeois ’99 

Megan Boutwell 

Rene Roark Bowditch ’71 

Heather M. Bowen ’07 

Mr. and Mrs. John 

Melvin Bowen 

Samantha Bower 

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher A. 

Bowers 

Hannah Bowers Bowers ’15 

Darcy Bowie 

Ruth Bowker and Greg 

Schlosberg 

Edith McRee Bowles ’74 

Kay Diane Moore Bowles ’57 

Nancy Fleshman Bowles ’62 

Megan Knight Bowling ’05 

Deborah Ohler Bowman ’70 

Marjorie Hill Bradford ’61 

Wendy Bradford ’77 

Elizabeth Bulkley Bradley ’61 

Katherine Hollister Bradley- 

Black ’92 

Beverly Ambler Bradshaw ’61 

Helen Otelia Bradshaw ’10 

Lisa Bradshaw 

Christina Lee Brady ’99 

Ellen Bass Brady ’74 

Laura Hawkins Brady ’70 

Marie Brady 

Sue P. Brady 

Sydney Graham Brady ’57 

Rebecca Bragg 

Deborah Purvis Bramhall ’93 

Carlisle Morrissett Branch ’44 

Barbara A. Brand ’71 

Dorothy Wetzig Brand ’71 

Judy Brandman 

Ann Hallsey Brandt ’16 

Caroline Casey Brandt ’49 

Dylan Brewer 

Madeline Adelle Brewer ’10 

Marilyn Brewer 

Martha J. Brewer ’69 

Barbara E. Brewster ’70 

Anne S. Briber ’69 

Paula M. Brice ’02 

Allison Garrison Bridges ’10 

Nancy Arni Briggs ’64 

Danielle F. Briggs-Hansen ’07 

Beth Brigham 

Ashley Simmons Bright ’86 

Kay A. Brimijoin 

Ann Brinsmead 

Virginia White Brinton ’43 

Phyllis Herndon 

Brissenden ’55 

Ms. Vicki Bristow-Kitchens 

Nicole Brittain 

Beatrice Totten Britton ’65 

Kathleen D. Britton ’70 

Mary-Dame Stubbs Broad ’50 

Sarah Sutton Brophy ’83 

Anita Brosius-Sisk 

Anne Brothers 

Leslie Wilkinson Brotman ’78 

Martha Freeman Brouse ’81 

Lauren Brow 

Dean Browell 

Lincoln P. Brower and 

Linda S. Fink 

Alice Cary Farmer Brown ’59 

Amy Gibbs Brown ’99 

Antoinette Christian 

Brown ’78 

Brianna Boswell Brown ’82 

Carrie M. Brown and John 

Gregory Brown 

Corinne Brown 

Courtney Totushek Brown ’97 

Dianne Dickson Brown ’93 

Douglas Brown 

Eden Zuckerman Brown ’88 

CONTINUED 


37

Elizabeth Brown 

Catherine Cage Bruns ’55 

Mrs. Joanne M. Bump 

Debra Jackson Busker ’75 

Elizabeth Huggins Brown ’83 

Jean Randolph Bruns ’51* 

Alison Bundy 

Leah Solivan Busque ’01 

Ellen Apperson Brown ’72 

Elizabeth and James Brunson 

Marie Ironmonger Bundy ’51 

Jill E. Butcher ’97 

Ellen Hagan Brown ’81 

Margaret Hayes Brunstad ’72 

Susan L. Bundy ’73 

Evelyn Day Butler ’66 

Ellen Moseley Brown ’71 

Ann-Barrett Holmes Bryan ’49 

Tera Bunger 

Helen Pruitt Butler ’84 

Emily Garth Brown ’73 

Jean C. von Schrader 

Isabel Ware Burch ’60 

Kathryn Talaber Butler ’01 

Emily McNally Brown ’72 

Bryan ’82 

Sarah Kidd Burchett ’05 

Laura Butler 

Grace Wallace Brown ’52 

Amanda Prine Bryant ’08 

Sara Burdick 

Melinda Butler 

Mr. Harold G. Brown 

Ana-Elisa Marie Bryant ’11 

Kimberly Leach Burge ’00 

Melissa Cicotello Butler ’99 

Jean Rushin Brown ’69 

Casey Bryant 

T. Burge 

Stephen Butler 

Julia Harris Brown 

Cecilia A. Bryant ’68 

Elisabeth Chambers 

Kimberly Shrader 

Karen L. Brown ’90 

Eleanor Grace Bryant ’12 

Burgess ’59 

Butterfield ’09 

Kathleen McNamara 

Martha Bryant 

Barbara C. Burke 

Mary Buxton Buxton ’73 

Brown ’02 

Michael Bryant 

Emily M. Burke ’06 

Meghan Jaffe Bynum 

Laura Lee Brown ’63 

Micheala Rachele Bryant ’14 

Felicia Dunn Burke ’03 

Victoria Campo Byrd ’91 

Lauren Brown 

Whitney Bryant 

Mr. and Mrs. James J. Burke 

Catharine Byrne 

Mary Jo Biscardi Brown ’86 

Rene Bryce-Laporte 

Nina Sledge Burke ’64 

Jean Shaw Byrne ’65 

Mary Lanman Brown ’50 

Sara H. Brydges ’67 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Burke 

Lauren P. Byrne ’04 

Mary Perkins Traugott 

Sarah Betz Bucciero ’97 

Joan Phelps Burkett ’56 

Michael Byrne 

Brown ’45 

Julia Watts Buchanan ’59 

Mr. and Mrs. John L. 

Catherine Caldwell 

Melinda S. Brown ’98 

Susanne Buchau 

Burkhardt, Jr. 

Cabaniss ’61 

Melissa Brown ’00 

Dorothy Buchli 

Julianne C. Burkhardt ’87 

Meghan Cade 

Michelle Elizabeth Brown ’14 

Alice Lancaster Buck ’44 

Jessica Burks 

Stella and William Cade 

Pamela Jones Brown ’66 

Patrick and Sue Ellen Brown 

Lynn M. Buck and Jonathan 

D. Green 

Marietta Eggleston 

Burleigh ’58 

Jeanette Rowe 

Cadwallender ’79 

Pauline Hudson Brown ’43* 

Peggy Kennedy Brown ’67 

Rosamond Sample Brown ’64 

Ruth Rowan Brown ’73 

Susan Glasgow Brown ’64 

Susan W. Brown 

Tiffanie Rose Brown ’15 

Walter H. Brown H ’49* 

Wendy Norton Brown ’71 

Abigail Mason Browne ’65 

Aja Brownell 

Amanda C. Browning ’07 

Elizabeth Browning 

Tiffany Corbin Broyles ’07 

Helen Bauer Bruckmann ’78 

Nancy Hagar Bruetsch ’72 

Mary Landon Smith Brugh ’57 

Catherine A. Brumley ’05 

Margaret Tucker Buck ’02 

Marie Buck 

Amy Budd 

Missy McShan Budd 

Rachel Dawn Buechler ’14 

Lynda Lanphere Buel 

Nina Wilkerson Bugg ’60 

Mr. and Mrs. Clive H. Bullard 

Natasha Heyworth 

Bullard ’08 

Sidney Cauthen Bullard ’93 

Margaret J. Bullers ’87 

Deborah Donigan Bullett ’81 

Jacquelyne Elizabeth 

Bullett ’15 

Anna Clayton Bullock 

Natasha Stanfill Bullotta ’92 

Christine P. Bump ’00 

Kathrin Burleson 

Alison A. Burnett ’98 

Bonita L. Burnett 

Emily Black Burns ’01 

Shelby Burns ’86 

Henry Burr 

Wynn Cole Burr ’96 

Anne Cogswell Burris ’75 

Rebecca Burt 

Kerri Rawlings Burtner ’97 

Amy E. Burton ’90 

Carolyn Burton 

Katherine Burton ’68 

Ethel Ogden Burwell ’58 

Susan Heitmiller Busch ’78 

Terese DeGrandi Busch ’76 

Bryan Bush 

Deborah Lanham Bushek ’99 

Margaret Wadman 

Cafasso ’61 

Sue Caffrey 

Mr. and Mrs. David Cahoone 

Ann Walsh Cahouet ’54 

Allyson Welch Cain ’89 

Mrs. Craig J. Cain 

Patricia Cain 

Jessica Caknipe 

Nancy Ivonne Calderon ’16 

Eugenia Dickey Caldwell ’65 

Louise Phinney Caldwell ’60 

Martha B. Caldwell 

Virginia Rulon-Miller 

Caldwell ’68 

Elaine C. Cale ’72 

Tysha Noel Calhoun ’94 

Dave Call 

*Deceased 

38 


Rushton Haskell 

Callaghan ’86 

Angela and Clifton Callahan 

Mr. and Mrs. Sean Callaway 

Emily Virkus Calle ’98 

Anna Lydia Callicoat ’15 

April Scarlette Callis ’02 

Leslie Calman 

Sally Caltrider 

Deborah Camalier-Walker 

H. Stuart Camblos ’70 

Anne Richards Camden ’69 

Angela Aiken Cameron ’01 

James Cameron 

Mr. and Mrs. Phillip F. 

Cameron 

Virginia Shipe Cameron ’75 

L. Clay Camp, Jr. 

Rose Thomas Camp ’74 

Randy Campana 

Anita Crossingham 

Cannon ’77 

Ann Cannon 

Suzanne Jones Cansler ’63 

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Cantfil 

Cyndy Cantley 

Terrilynn Cantlon 

Mr. and Mrs. Steve W. 

Cantrell 

Andrea L. Capano ’99 

Laurie Capen 

Sarah Ashley Capen ’15 

Mary Noble Caperton ’54 

Julie H. Capodanno ’03 

Susan M. Capozzoli ’80 

Jeff Caputo 

Veatrice Carabine 

Lisa Carangelo ’80 

Betty Noland Caravati ’63 

Jonita E. Carder ’74 

Beverly Turnbull 

Carpenter ’71 

Victoria White Carpenter ’72 

Angela Walton Carpita ’99 

Alison E. Carr ’08 

Andrea S. Carr ’78 

Anna M. Carr ’12 

Eugenie Carr ’68 

Katherine M. Carr ’98 

Mary Housel Carr ’38 

Tiffany McCabe Carr ’04 

Mr. and Mrs. William O. Carr 

Ann Eagles Carrell ’59 

Mary Phillips Carrera ’72 

Katy Kruschwitz Carricato ’01 

Nancy Beekman 

Carringer ’60 

Ruth Simpson Carrington ’21* 

Mary Woltz Carrison ’70 

Amanda Carris-Swan ’05 

Julia Carter 

Maculey Carter, Jr. 

Stacey Carter 

Sherry Carton 

Kaitlyn Chase Cartwright ’14 

Elizabeth Caruso 

Elizabeth Caruthers 

Mario Carvajal 

Ellen Reed Carver ’85 

Eli Casalini 

Elizabeth Dickson Frenzel 

Casalini ’82 

Anne Faulconer Case ’85 

Eric S. Casey 

Michelle Cash 

Caitlin E. Cashin ’07 

Alexandra Grace Caskey ’14 

Anne Elliott Caskie ’53 

Katherine Connors 

Cassada ’86 

Amy Leigh Campbell ’97 

Hallie Powell Cardwell ’78 

Ashley Maria Carroll ’10 

Deborah Ann Hauck Castle 

Ann Sheldon Campbell ’51 

Kate Carey 

Georgia Graham Carroll ’66 

Elizabeth Gantt Castles ’82 

Benita Campbell 

Lucy Kreusler Carey ’50 

Jade Carroll 

Mary Killorin Caswell ’74 

Dana Varnado Campbell ’93 

Gloria H. Carl 

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carroll 

Mr. and Mrs. David F. Catalon 

James Campbell 

Mary Cooke Carle ’59 

Lee Huston Carroll ’64 

Jennifer Taylor Catano ’02 

Jan Thomas Campbell 

Elaine Kimball Carleton ’57 

Priscilla Newton Carroll ’87 

Elizabeth Stanly Cates ’63 

Janie Campbell 

Karen Holland Carlisle ’91 

Robert Carroll 

John Cates 

Jennifer Sirois Campbell ’06 

Lola Carlisle 

Sigrid Zirkle Carroll ’93 

Mackenzie Cates Allen 

Jessica Lea Campbell ’03 

Judith Franklin Campbell ’59 

Lisa Rabasca Campbell ’91 

M. Lin Campbell ’66 

Mary Johnson Campbell ’58 

Melanie H. E. Campbell ’06 

Susan Graham Campbell ’81 

Allison S. Camper ’07 

Paige Vaught Campion ’96 

Nancy Hanger Canada ’81 

Ashlyn Goosens Canfield ’98 

Ann Arnspiger Canipe ’69 

Carrie Jean Cann ’05 

Kathryn Cannie 

Robin L. Cannizzaro ’84 

Susan Carlisle 

Catherine Dillingham 

Carlson ’63 

Justina Brie Carlton ’95 

Martha Baum Carlton ’62 

Mary McKee Carmichael ’70 

Frank Carnabuci 

Andrew Carnahan 

Barbara Hastings Carne ’69 

Rew Price Carne ’59 

Roy Ann Carney 

Katherine Caron-Greig 

Barbara Vaught Carothers ’84 

Olevia Neary Carothers ’03 

Barbara S. Carpenter 

Susan McGettigan Carroll ’77 

Victoria McCullough 

Carroll ’84 

Kevin Carson 

Beverly and Thomas Carson 

Donna Robinson Cart ’52 

Abigail Carter ’89 

Ann MacDonald Carter ’97 

Anne Carter 

Connie Carter 

Eleanor Jane Wells Carter ’83 

Elsie Prichard Carter ’59 

Erin O’Boyle Carter ’93 

Jessica Anne Carter ’04 

Katherine Cummings 

Catlin ’70 

Cynthia Catts 

Francesca Angela Catucci ’03 

Teresa Catucci 

Elizabeth Brewer 

Caughman ’70 

Margaret Stephens Caulk ’90 

Ashley Celis Cavalier ’93 

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher 

Cavalleri 

Kiera Michele Cavalleri ’15 

Aaron Cave 

Miriam Choi Cave ’06 

CONTINUED 

*Deceased 


39

Elaine Horton Cavener ’65 

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne A. 

Amanda Chuan 

Jonna Creaser Clarkson ’70 

Lamar and Geri Cecil 

Chasen 

Barbara Little Chuko ’64 

Kirkland Tucker Clarkson ’53 

Lori Cerato 

Sarai Cervantes 

Kathryn Ann Cesarz ’00 

Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. 

Cesarz 

Jill Chabut 

Claire Chafee 

Sarah Chaffee Paris ’96 

Marydee Wimbish 

Chalfant ’60 

Jennifer R. Chalmers ’98 

Judith Sorley Chalmers- 

Simpson ’59 

Jacqueline Razook 

Chamandy ’52 

Jeff Chamberlain 

Terra I. Chamberlain ’04 

Bettye Thomas Chambers ’62 

Lyndsay Welsh Chamblin ’05 

Robyn Chamblin 

John and Nancy Champoux 

Nell G. Champoux ’05 

Jamila Hyder Champsi ’80 

Fay Martin Chandler ’43* 

Janna McLarty Chandler ’96 

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher B. 

Chandor 

Claudia Chang 

Larry Chang 

Elizabeth Oliver Chapell ’68 

Donna Pearson Josey 

Chapman ’64 

Margaret Rand Chapman ’65 

Melinda Musgrove 

Chapman ’65 

Lynn Mather Charette ’86 

Charis Lease-Trevathan 

Chase ’06 

Katharine Barnhardt 

Chase ’67 

Leslie C. Chase ’04 

Gabrielle E. Chasen ’11 

Lee Anne MacKenzie 

Chaskes ’83 

Cynthia Manning 

Chatham ’75 

Kristy Lynn Chatham ’00 

Helen J. Chatt ’10 

Mr. and Mrs. James Allan 

Chatt, II 

Mr. and Mrs. John Chaussee 

Robert Chave 

Katherine Chavigny 

Tina Cheng 

Courtney Warrick Cherna ’84 

Cara C. Cherry ’06 


Cherry 

Eva Villaran Chesneau ’57 

Annette Teng Cheung ’79 

Carolisa Cheung 

Patricia Chick 

Patricia Chicka 

Jennifer Roach Childs ’88 

Heather L. C. Aspinwall 

Chiles ’95 

Monica Chilton 

Lorie Chimento 

Margaret Chisholm ’51* 

Pia K. Cho ’09 

Caitlin Anderson Choate ’07 

Ali Chohan 

Dorothy Montague 

Cholnoky ’50 

Sharon Bradford Christhilf ’65 

Archer and Carol Christian 

Elizabeth Howie Christian ’89 

Kate-Roy Massie 

Christian ’64 

Tara Christie Kinsey 

Wallace Christner 

Claire Cannon 

Christopher ’58 

Kari Ann Christopher ’16 

Victoria Chumney ’87 

Diana M. Church ’01 

Ginger Ryon Church ’85 

Glenys Dyer Church ’73 

Lisa A. Church ’82 

Lucy Canary Church ’61 

David Churchill 

Janet Hamilburg 

Churchill ’53 

Mrs. Joan V. Churchill 

Sara Churchin 

Mara Wegerski Ciciarelli ’03 

Ellen Kelley Cinq-Mars ’67 

Sharon Van Cleve 

Cipriano ’64 

J. Cayenne Claassen-Luttner 

Nicole Basbanes Claire ’04 

Candyce Clanton 

Frances Shannonhouse 

Clardy ’56 

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Clark 

Carole Clark 

Carrie Ruda Clark ’78 

Dana Clark 

Deborah Clark 

Donald Clark 

Edith Knapp Clark ’58 

Florence Flanigan Clark ’77 

Kelly Clark 

Kenneth Edward Clark 

Lynn Adams Clark ’61 

Samantha A. Clark ’09 

Sonya Clark 

Temma Clark-Braverman ’10 

Anne Rienecke Clarke ’60 

Henry Clarke 

James Clarke 

Katherine Wood Clarke ’65 

Nan Robertson Clarke ’73 

Suzanne Elisabeth Stovall 

Clarke ’84 

Lucile McKee Clarkson ’69 

Anita Lippitt Clay ’44 

Kathryn Clay 

Allan and Catherine Claypool 

Amanda Clayton 

Catherine London Clayton ’99 

Mr. and Mrs. David R. Clayton 

Jan Schnibbe Cleary ’75 

Richard Clemens 

David J. Clement 

E. Anne Clement ’78 

Sarah P. Clement ’75 

Heather Tully Click ’70 

Joan Dabney Clickner ’91 

Lindsey S. Cline ’06 

Barbara Darnall Clinton ’56 

John and Lisa Clough 

Jeannette Singleton Cloyd ’75 

Lieschen M. Cluiss ’08 

Julia Trant Coates ’87 

Elizabeth Anne Lux Cobb ’15 

Hope Alexandra P.C. Cobb ’10 

Laurel Norris Coccio ’73 

Katherine Mikell Cochran ’76 

Patricia and Steve Cochran 

Michelle Cock 

Betty Farinholt Cockrill ’44 

Melanie Coyne Cody ’76 

Carl Coffey 

Leonard and Patricia Coffey 

Sara J. Coffey ’06 

Bo Coggins 

Mrs. Margie M. Cogswell 

Lisa Doczi Cohen ’95 

Tegan Danielle Cohen ’08 

Sheila Cohig 

Vivian Yamaguchi Cohn ’77 

Harriotte Bland Coke ’48 

Margaretta Colangelo ’87 

Martha Colangelo 

40 


*Deceased

Angela M. Colarusso 

Debra Combs 

Elizabeth B. Cooper ’05 

Mary J. Cowles 

Heather Colburn 

Mary W. B. Combs ’74 

Fran Cooper 

Susan Swagler Cowles ’86 

Kaytlin Jeanette Colburn ’11 

Elinor Humphrey Comer ’78 

Harriet Y. Cooper ’56 

Abigail Cox 

Keli Colby ’84 

Jon R. Comola 

Martha Hays Cooper ’76 

Clare and Donald Cox 

Peggy Colby 

Laura Jacqueline Comola ’13 

Octavia Wood Cooper ’68 

Cynthia Cox 

Louise Galleher Coldwell ’56 

Helen Compton-Harris ’80 

Peter Cooper 

Susan Cox 

Alexandra Carpenter Cole ’58 

Nancy Lenihan Conaty ’73 

Leif Coorlim 

Virginia Baldwin Cox ’69 

Catherine Sobke Cole ’05 

Christine Cole 

Constance H. Cole 

Jean Holmes Cole ’98 

Mary Lib Holman Cole ’74 

Tyler Cole 

Bennett Butcher Coleman ’89 

Erin Elizabeth Coleman ’04 

Jean Raney Coleman ’71 

Joyce M. Coleman ’85 

Kimberly Earhart 

Coleman ’00 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael 

Charles Coleman 

Sarah Huie Coleman ’81 

Stephanie Ewalt Coleman ’67 

Kerry Elizabeth Coleman- 

Proksch ’97 

Julie Collier 

Virginia Marks Collier ’92 

Virginia Upchurch Collier ’72 

Dylan Colligan 

Anne Collins ’96 

Carole Thrash Collins ’87 

Cissel Gott Collins ’72 

Julie Martin Collins ’88 

Mrs. Karen R. Collins 

Lee McEachern Collins ’94 

Mary Henningsen Collins ’75 

Deirdre S. Conley ’72 

Anne White Connell ’54 

Barbara Tragakis Conner ’85 

Martha Bennett Conner ’68 

Catherine L. Connor ’77 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Connors 

(Jocelyn Palmer ’62) 

Amanda-Paige Conrad ’03 

Cynthia M. Conroy ’74 

Jennifer Conroy 

Michelle MacMurtrie 

Constable ’93 

Penelope Lagakos 

Constantinidi ’74 

Tara L. Conte ’03 

Elizabeth Moore Conti ’78 

Maureen Conway ’71 

Al Cook 

Carolyn Cook 

Daniel Cook 

Denise Cook 

Hilary Cooper Cook ’05 

Karen Cook 

Katherine Cook ’94 

Khirsten H. M. Cook ’15 

Louise Mueller Cook ’79 

Margaret C. Cook ’59 

Matthew Cook 

Paula B. Cook 

Dr. and Mrs. Kevin 

Coppersmith 

Lara Jean Corazalla ’03 

Marc Corbett 

Lee Corbin 

Madeleine Blanchard 

Corbo ’89 

Bonnie Cord ’66 

Martha Tisdale Cordell ’82 

Nancy Webb Corkery ’81 

Durwood Corley 

Georgia Cornell 

John Cornell 

Anna Coroneos ’76 

Maria Corpora 

Maureen Correll 

George Corrent 

Margaret Murchison 

Corse ’50 

Caroline F. Corum ’88 

Lisa Cosman 

Mazeppa M. Costa ’78 

Elizabeth Meyer Costello ’74 

Dorothy Cothran 

Paul Coudert 

Elizabeth Dennig Coulter ’79 

Page Phelps Coulter ’57 

Sandra Counts 

Cary Lamond Courier ’62 

Lucy H. Coyle ’79 

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Coyne 

Christine Crabtree 

Tom Crabtree 

Mary King Craddock ’68 

Mr. and Mrs. William B. 

Craddock 

Heather Swenberg Craft ’93 

Anne-Ryan Sinnott Craig ’00 

Rachel Lynn Craig ’14 

Susan M. Craig ’73 

Cindy Craighill 

Paula Wirtzman Craighill ’63 

Rejinal R. Cramer 

Alice Dahm Crane ’49 

Kristin Crane 

Courtenay Cranford ’94 

Mr. and Mrs. Page D. 

Cranford 

Rose Toppin Cranz ’75 

Bernard and Jeanne Cravath 

Sarah Cravens 

Margaret A. Craw ’72 

Polly C. Crawford ’93 

Virginia Ramsey Crawford ’59 

Grace Turner Creasey ’01 

Louise Martin Creason ’72 

Martha Baird Boxley 

Creasy ’85 

Sean Collins 

Dennis J. Cooke 

Kelly Courington 

Edwin Crego 

Tim Collins 

Kim Patmore Cool ’62 

Melinda Treutle Courtland ’79 

Lisa C. Crego ’92 

Christine M. Colpitt 

Anne Helms Cooper ’71 

Alison Sims Courtney ’09 

Alison Crehore 

Richard C. Colton, Jr. 

Anne Peyton Cooper ’50 

Carol Tanner Cover ’43 

Ann Kiley Crenshaw ’76 

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher 

Colvin 

Verda Andrews Colvin ’87 

Barbara Bush Cooper ’81 

Carol D. Cooper ’71* 

Dale A. Cooper ’61 

Jane Ellis Covington ’60 

John Cowan 

Emily Gooch Crenshaw ’70 

Laura L. Crews ’06 

CONTINUED 

*Deceased 


41

Nancy Crichlow 

Jennifer Paige Crutcher ’99 

Katherine Cyphert 

Elizabeth Spruill Darby ’78 

Flora Cameron Crichton ’46 

Ameka Reeves Cruz ’01 

Jessica Czajkowski 

Cathy Darden 

Cullen Crispen 

Stacey Vilar Csaplar ’88 

Kathryn Czarkowski ’95 

Mary Landon Darden ’74 

Lisa Crispin 

Casey Cucino 

Penelope Lane Czarra ’75 

Bryna Darling 

Paige E. Critcher 

Kelly Cuddihy 

Lauri L. Dabbieri ’93 

Ruth Allen Darlington ’71 

Colon Critz 

Martha Moore Cuenod ’53 

Ronald Dabbieri 

Page Darney ’98 

Heather M. Critz ’10 

Maria Guadalupe Cuevas ’14 

Mrs. Charlotte Gmelin 

Lisa Buckingham Darr ’95 

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin W. Critz 

Betty Ruth Culbertson 

Dabney 

Jennifer Warde Darrell ’04 

Sarah Critz 

Roberta A. Culbertson ’73 

Petra Dacheva 

Mary Simpson Daugette ’55 

Cutler Bellows Crockard ’72 

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil C. 

Gerald Dackin 

Alice Edwards Davenport ’45* 

Spencer Crockett 

Culbreth 

Samuel Daggett 

Jane R. Davenport ’70 

Traci Crockett 

Daniel Cullen 

Suzanne Gay Dailey ’83 

Elizabeth Martin Davey ’12 

Susan Brush Croft ’68 

Michelle Messier Cullen ’12 

Beverley Stone Dale ’95 

Elizabeth Ripley Davey ’47 

Faith Rahmer Croker ’54 

Cathy Culp 

Chesley Johnson Dale ’43 

Katherine Robison Davey ’83 

Robert Croker 

Emily Ward Culp ’64 

Giovanni D’alessio 

Casey Perlow Davidson ’02 

Sally L. Croker ’92 

Lindsay A. Culp ’98 

Jacqueline Sexton Daley ’40 

Diane Mott Davidson 

Carol Crombie 

Cory Nichelle Culver ’15 

Teresa Lizeth Daley ’08 

Mary Reid Davidson ’03 

Laura K. Cromwell ’09 

Electa Hoffman Culver ’68 

Elizabeth Day Dalrymple ’78 

Nancy Daugherty 

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond 

Jennifer Elizabeth Cumby ’95 

John Dalsheim 

Davidson ’82 

Cromwell 

Jill Cunningham 

Diane Dalton ’67 

Rebecca Liesl Davidson ’13 

Cheryl Cronin 

Kathryn Cunningham ’97 

Susan Holbrook Daly ’70 

Emily J. Davies ’11 

Jessica A. Cronin ’98 

Sarah Sunshine 

Charlene La Fleur Damp ’98 

Robin Davies and Thomas 

Lindsay Cronk 

Cunningham ’00 

Jamie Dance 

Loftus 

Margaret Reeder Crosbie ’64 

Mary Via Cuoco ’87 

Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood S. 

Mr. Enrique Davila 

Holly Crosby 

Meagan Cupka 

Dance 

Amy Calandra Davis ’90 

Martha Stewart Crosland ’71 

Calvin Curlen 

Raymond and Vera Dancy 

Amy M. Davis ’94 

Anne Frothingham Cross ’66 

Diane Curling 

Mary T. Danford ’73 

August F. Davis 

Mary Stoll Cross ’57 

Walter Cross 

Carol Turner Crosthwait ’57 

Lynne Smith Crow ’64 

Hillary Crowder 

Katherine Nicole Crowder ’03 

Susan Hobbs Crowder ’65 

Nannette McBurney 

Crowdus ’57 

Thomas I. Crowell 

Leona Chang Crozier ’56 

Susan Andrews Cruess ’79 

Laura L. Crum ’79 

Blakeslee Potter 

Crumbliss ’98 

Mr. and Mrs. William K. 

Curling 

Richard Curran 

Mr. and Mrs. Hilton B. 

Currens, Jr. 

Molly Moloney Currens ’89 

Rhyannon Curry 

Bruce and Gail Curtin 

Adam Curtis 

Angela Marie Curtis ’13 

Carroll N. Curtis ’75 

Kerry Lee Buxton Curtis ’06 

Jaquelin Ambler Cusick ’57 

Pamela Miscall Cusick ’87 

Lindsey Michelle Custer ’00 

Sally Dobson Danforth ’59 

Paul and Sara Dangel 

Angela Daniel 

Caitlin Bondurant Daniel ’15 

Pamela Boyd Daniel ’68 

Roberta T. Daniel 

Mr. and Mrs. Talmadge 

Daniel 

Carol Daniels 

Charles Daniels, Jr. 

Sandra Daniels 

Sarah Davis Daniels ’82 

Lynn E. Dann ’75 

Lara Sayler D’Antonio ’09 

Joan Danzansky 

Betty Sivalls Davis ’58 

Bridget C. Davis ’08 

Caroline Davis 

Chris Davis 

Mr. David Carl Davis and 

Ms. Anthony 

Elizabeth Haeberle Davis ’01 

Gina Pollock Davis ’89 

Holly Chaikowski Davis ’61 

Ret. Col. and Mrs. James W. 

Davis, Jr. 

Jane McKenzie Davis ’03 

Julia Brooke Davis ’81 

Kathleen Davis 

Lauren Davis 

Marilen Crump ’00 

Mrs. Charles H. Cuthbert 

Rebecca Danziger 

Lisa Heisterkamp Davis ’80 

42 


*Deceased

Louise Davis 

Ellie Spivey Decker ’67 

Laura T. Denson ’05 

Dr. and Mrs. Mark W. Diehl 

Mary Boyd Davis ’59 

Mary Hitchcock Davis ’54 

Mary Reynolds Davis ’84 

Nancy Davis 

Rhonda Davis 

Sung Davis 

Whitney Waller Davis ’13 

Winifred Storey Davis ’61 

Sally Davoren 

Alain Dawson 

Angela Withers Dawson ’02 

Lorna Dawson 

Mr. and Mrs. John F. Day 

Tara M. Day ’98 

Mindy Deacon 

Glenn Deal, Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 

Anthony Deal 

Morgan Nicole Deal ’16 

Abigail Dean 

Christine Witcover Dean ’68 

Elizabeth Robinson Dean ’91 

Monica F. Dean and 

Robert A. Steckel 

Briana Lynn Deane ’08 

Debra Deane 

Walter Deane 

Mr. and Mrs. William J. 

Deane, Jr. 

Janet Myers Deans ’77 

Direxa Dick Dearie ’67 

Ashley-Lauren Lopez De 

Armond ’09 

Kristin Deason 

Ryan Debatt 

Mary-Elizabeth Conway 

Debicki ’57 

Constance Williams de 

Bordenave ’68 

Jane Pinckney de Butts ’57 

Virginia S. deBuys ’64 

Emily Kitchel DeCamp ’83 

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy L. 

Decker 

Amanda de Coligny ’68 

Gabrielle de Courcy 

Teresa Ramirez de Dixon ’84 

Anne Elizabeth 

Deffenderfer ’06 

Kylene Smith DeFrate ’03 

Michelle Elyse Degnin ’10 

Brianna Meighan 

de Hanna ’05 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Delaney 

Kristen McCowan 

DeLargy ’97 

Laura Delargy 

Vonda Delawie 

Lauren Delk 

Gail DellaFave 

Dianne Delledera ’80 

Marlene Weber Delledera ’81 

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Delmas 

Lynne DelMonte 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Del 

Monte 

Rebecca C. Waite 

Del Piano ’02 

Kathryn Chandor DelPlato ’93 

Danielle Delude 

Ronda R. DeLuney ’05 

Jennifer Grimm de Mello 

e Souza ’92 

Victoria Hutcheson 

DeMichele ’91 

Mary Jane Demling 

Joseph Dempsey 

Margaret T. Dempsey ’84 

Crystal Dempsey-Gillum 

Debrah L. Denemark ’70 

Guy and Sandra Dennehy 

Jessica L. Dennig ’99 

Nancy C. Dennis ’76 

Sarah Strapp Dennison ’10 

Franklin Denson 

Diana G. Dent ’50 

Emily Marie Dent ’12 

Chad S. Denton 

Elise Wachenfeld de Papp ’55 

Henry Deposit and 

Janine Ipsen 

Maureen A. Deppman ’86 

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory L. 

DePriest 

Barbara Tessin Derry ’72 

Michael DeSantis 

Rolfe DeShazor 

Roberta Lynne Desiderio ’15 

Rapti M. de Silva ’88 

Judith Barthold 

De Simone ’66 

Mary Dubuque Desloge ’75 

Jean Lindsay de Streel ’58 

Catherine Newman 

Detering ’76 

Lynne Gardner Detmer ’68 

Erin Detterbeck 

Susan C. Detweiler ’88 

Natalie Griess Deupree ’63* 

Margaret Twohy DeVan ’84 

Linda C. DeVogt ’86 

Pamela J. DeWeese 

John P. Dewey, Jr.* 

Sherry Pyles Dewindt ’97 

Anne DeWitt 

Marcia Hill Diamantis ’58 

Amanda Diamond Ring ’98 

Emily Diaz 

Adriana Beckman 

Diaz-Farias ’89 

Susan Di Bianca 

Jennifer L. Dick ’07 

Jan M. Dickel ’71 

Morgan Dickerman 

James Dickinson 

Sarah Dicks 

Comer Schmoeller Diehl ’71 

Melissa Nicole Diehl ’09 

Laura Elizabeth Dietrich ’12 

Elizabeth and Luther Dietrich 

Cathleen Gilmore Dietz ’75 

Elizabeth Buxton Dietz ’56 

Alexandra G. 

DiFeliceantonio ’08 

Claude Diggs 

Jennifer Walkiewicz Dill ’09 

Sarah A. Diller ’05 

Daniel Dillon 

Leigh Darrell Dillon ’06 

Martha Gamble Dillon ’86 

Joseph Dimino 

Anne Kinsey Dinan ’68 

E. DiNello 

Nancy Dingman-Cobb 

Anne Dingus 

Nancy Dionne 

Gerianne DiPiano 

Katherine Wright Dippel ’69 

Mary Geer DiRaddo ’49 

Della Haden Dirickson 

Peter B. Dirlam 

Alice Elizabeth Dixon ’82 

Allison Dixon 

Mrs. Joseph M. Dixon, Jr. 

Louisa S. Dixon ’75 

Meredith Dixon 

Leslie MacNeil Dobbins ’81 

Katharine H. Dobie ’06 

Kaitlin Ann Marie Dobson ’15 

Alice V. Dodd ’65 

Beatrice A. Dodd ’58 

Christen Cummings Dodd ’97 

Mrs. Donna H. Dodd ’15 

Vincent J. Doddy 

Janis Csicsek Dodge ’75 

Mrs. Nancy Noble Dodge 

Angelique Milone Dodson ’03 

CONTINUED 

*Deceased 


43

Fredericka Dodson 

Nora Douglas 

Judy Loving Dudley ’73 

St. Claire Hayden D’Wolf ’51* 

Jacqueline Dodwell 

Virginia Stanley Douglas ’67 

Hal Duff 

Karen Dyer 

Mary Walch Doe ’80 

Allison Vollmer Douglass ’94 

Jeanne Duff ’53 

Elizabeth Walker 

Mary Burch Doering ’74 

Mr. and Mrs. James V. Dove 

Kerry Condy Duff ’92 

Dykes-Steib ’54 

Jennifer B. Doherty ’08 

Tria Pell Dove ’64 

Renee Dupre Dugan ’00 

Sherri Brockwell Dymon ’89 

Joan Dokson 

Susan Dowd 

Virginia A. Duggins ’42* 

Meredith Taylor Eads ’01 

Swee-Lan Wong Dolan ’80 

True Dow-Datilio ’80 

Anne Duguid 

Allison Eakin 

Carolyn Thomas Dold ’71 

Ethel Burwell Dowling ’82 

Ann Plumb Duke ’58 

Gina Eakins 

Elise Stine Dolinar ’11 

Catherine J. Downey ’93 

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon C. Duke 

Katherine Earls 

Cary Dollard ’80 

Joan L. Downs 

Maria Shields Duke ’76 

Frances Early ’62 

Tamara Doloff 

Ms. Alexis Samantha 

Melanie C. Duke ’91 

Marie Engel Earnhart ’82 

Sara J. Dominick ’88 

Doyle ’10 

Susan Hancock Duke ’73 

Mary Earnhart Earnhart ’14 

Alice Warner Donaghy ’62 

Alison Constance Doyle ’92 

Michele Dunaway 

Brentz Basten East ’05 

Elizabeth Kyle Donahue ’82 

Caroline B. Dozier ’08 

Jennifer Duncan 

Erin Wright East ’00 

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery W. 

Diana Muldaur Dozier ’60 

Mary Major Duncan ’56 

Clay and Joan Easterly 

Donahue 

John Dozier 

Mimi Galloway Duncan ’42 

Julie Micou Eastwood ’51 

Misty D. Donathan ’99 

Anna Kathryn Donko ’14 

Adelaide Eshbach 

Donnelly ’78 

Angela Donnelly 

Ann Thomas Donohue ’54 

Irene Donohue 

Catherine Donovan 

Anne Quarles Doolittle ’78 

Michele Dore ’74 

Sarah J. Dorminey ’99 

Palmer Lane Dorn ’73 

Palmer Gulley Dorn ’71 

Julie G. Dorsett ’87 

Dianne Hayes Doss ’93 

Joelle Jackson Doss ’98 

Carol Goodman Doty ’87 

Elisabeth Doucett and 

Daniel Ford 

Mr. and Mrs. James A. 

Doucett III 

Allene R. Doucette ’91 

Martha Shorter Lanier 

Dougherty ’85 

Caroline Douglas 

Michel Douglas 

Nancy Douglas 

Elizabeth and Thomas 

Drahman 

Tess Drahman ’08 

Amelie Marie Drake ’10 

Kathleen Patricia Drake ’14 

Kathleen Walsh Drake ’72 

Lisa M. Drake 

Ms. Mary Drake 

William B. Drake, Jr. 

Elizabeth White Drbal ’77 

Patricia Markle Dresden ’65 

Molly Cameron Dreux ’97 

James Drew 

Amanda Drewry 

Lynne Higgins Dreyer ’86 

Lucy Elizabeth Drinkwater ’15 

Amy Ayers Peck Driscoll ’92 

Philip Driscoll 

Susan Page Driver ’66 

Natalie Elizabeth 

Dubishar ’14 

William Dubishar 

Sarah Dubois 

J. P. DuBuque 

Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. 

DuCharme, III 

Barbara Duchnowska 

Phyllis and Wayne Duncan 

Theresa Duncan 

Anne Fisher Duncklee ’59 

Sally Dunham ’66 

Barbara Baur Dunlap ’68 

Celia Williams Dunn ’61 

Elizabeth Space Dunn ’59 

Helen C. Dunn ’64 

Michelle Kristine Dunn ’02 

Rebecca Dunn 

Stefanie Dunn 

Leslie Hardy Dunville ’99 

Sonja Gruhl Dupourque ’90 

Heidi DuPree 

Suzanne Ireland Dupree ’83 

Jane R. Dure ’82 

Leon Dure 

Edwin Durgy 

Chris Durham 

Christopher Durham 

Deborah L. Durham 

Helen Masters Durham ’81 

Rhonda Griffith Durham ’72 

Angela and Don Dusenbury 

Annette C. Dusenbury ’97 

Carol Dwire 

Melissa C. Eaton ’96 

Putnam Mundy Ebinger ’70 

Evelyn G. Echols ’71 

Taler Alexsis Echols ’12 

Mara Ryan Eckert ’81 

Cynthia A. Eckley 

Jeb Eckstine 

Johnette Eckstine 

C. Cliff Edahl 

Jennifer Eddy 

Dawn Edgerton-Cameron 

Jessie Martin Edington ’13 

Dawn Edmiston 

Amy Margaret Edwards ’93 

Jane O’Neill Edwards ’12 

Lauren Edwards 

Mary Evans Edwards ’64 

Sandra Edwards 

Shirley Small Edwards ’47 

Anne Wrightson Efird ’63 

Leslie Eglin ’84 

Catherine H. Ehlen ’95 

Mr. and Mrs. James G. 

Ehlen, Jr. 

Ann Wheeler Ehrich ’70 

Patrick Eidman 

Andrea Eis 

*Deceased 

44 


Maria Jamal El-Abd ’12 

Debra Epstein 

Stuart Bohannon Evans ’61 

Lenora L. Farrington- 

Haley Nicole Elder ’15 

Eleanor Crosby Erdman ’60 

Judith Evans-Grubbs 

Sarrouf ’94 

Harriet Thayer Elder ’52 

Caroline Szak Erickson ’82 

Anne Pruitt Everett ’64 

Marcy Farris 

Virginia Jago Elder ’53 

Don Erickson 

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard L. 

Allison Farrow 

Martha Meehan Elgar ’67 

Erin Erickson 

Everett 

Maydelle Foster Fason ’60 

Elizabeth Elgert 

Katherine Taylor Erickson ’80 

Joy Everett 

Anthony Fastige 

Patricia Littleton Eliades ’83 

Kelly Wood Erickson ’90 

Matthew Everett 

Ann Sims Fauber ’64 

Claudine Clarke Elian ’72 

Laurie Erickson 

Melinda Brown Everett ’68 

Sarah Norman Faulconer ’44 

Bryce L. Elkins 

Andrea Staton Eridani ’04 

Renee Merion Everett ’90 

Kory Aldrian Faulkner ’92 

Cheryl Elkins 

Mary Jane Eriksen Ertman ’51 

Chloe Briscoe Ewalt ’73 

Lisa Faulkner-O’Hara ’80 

Mr. and Mrs. David Elkins 

Carol Ervin 

Caroline Miller Ewing ’53 

Chris Faussemagne 

Debra A. Elkins ’93 

Honore Ervin 

Heather Colson Ewing ’90 

Lisa Koob Fawcett ’89 

Regina Jones Elkins ’75 

Louise Wright Erwin ’79 

Susan Sellers Ewing ’71 

Mrs. Catherine I. Fawell 

Ruth B. Elkins 

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Esbensen 

Sam F. 

Barbara Fay 

Caroline Robinson Ellerbe ’56 

Katherine Rinehart Eskew ’98 

Simone Margaret Faas ’14 

Amanda Featherstone 

Amy Catherine 

Jane Eskildsen 

Michelle Fabian 

Kristina Fedorenko 

Eller-Lewis ’93 

Sara Hoverson Espina ’06 

Olivia Fabian Slocum ’17 

Nancy Banfield Feher ’64 

Marguerite Rucker Ellett ’48 

Sandra Esposito 

Olivia Claire Fagan ’15 

Melissa O’Malley Fein ’91 

Diane Elliot 

C. Lee Essrig ’72 

Kyle Faget 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Fein 

Angela Callis Ellis ’87 

Kimberly Bramley Estep ’94 

Jean Ridler Fahrenbach ’45 

Phyllis Feddeler Fejzuli ’83 

Christine M. Ellis 

Carol Ann Estes 

Marianne C. Fahs ’71 

Marianne Hutton Felch ’79 

Kimberley Page Hatter 

Ellis ’91 

Mary-Jo Sue Ellis ’85 

Yulita Ellis 

Jadette Joy Ellison ’06 

Leslyn Ellston 

Carlos Estrella 

Norma Faye Etheridge 

Lydia Kathryn Ethridge ’15 

Janet Pehl Ettele ’57 

Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. 

Eubanks 

Blythe Fahy 

Jill S. Fahy ’91 

Mrs. Thomas W. Fahy 

Victoria Grace Fairman ’17 

Lucy Faison 

Gladden Adam Falivene ’90 

Christina Stoltz Feldkamp ’89 

Suzannah Feldman 

Margaret Mather 

Feldmeier ’71 

Kimberly Harden Fella ’00 

James and Patricia Fellabaum 

Amra Elmore 

Helen Scribner Euston ’65 

Keri L. Falk ’11 

Olivia Felo 

Elizabeth DuCharme 

Elwell ’97 

Brenda J. Elze ’99 

Maxine Emerich-Jaquish ’10 

Margaret Jenks Emerson ’68 

Vanessa Emerson 

Hannah Davis Emig ’83 

Dana Dotten Endacott ’78 

Kimberley McGraw 

Euston ’92 

Allison Evanow 

Candice Rae Evans ’07 

Carol Brewer Evans ’75 

Caroline Evans 

Donald Evans 

Greg Evans 

Ms. Linda Falk 

Rokhsan Fallah ’92 

Stacey Fallah 

Patricia Dolph Fallon ’84 

Charna Manning Falls ’90 

Tabb Thornton Farinholt ’59 

Mary Anne Calhoun 

Farmer ’66 

Laura Penick Felt ’66 

Mary Jane Roos Fenn ’54 

Cassandra Corie Fenton ’18 

Greg and Lee Ann Fenton 

Martha White Feola ’53 

David Ferebee 

Norris Judd Fergeson ’76 

Ashley Sigredda Ferguson ’18 

Daniel and Sally G. Eneguess 

Henslee Rutledge Evans ’06 

Suzanne Gipson Farnham ’57 

Carol Holbrook Ferguson ’12 

Jane Campbell Englert ’57 

Jamie Evans 

Frances Dabney Faro 

Catherine and David 

Michela A. English ’71 

Laura W. Evans ’79 

Sue Wakeman Farquhar ’63 

Ferguson 

Kenneth A. Englund 

Mark Evans 

Anne Marie Farrell ’87 

Daniel S. and Tia D. Ferguson 

Sarah Colhoun Engram ’79 

Rebecca Dane Evans ’78 

Sarah Engleby Farrell ’86 

Mr. and Mrs. David Ferguson 

Greg Ennis 

Richard Evans 

Augusta Saul Farrier ’39 

Kathy Knox Ennis ’60 

Ms. Stephany Anne Evans ’10 

CONTINUED 


45

Earl Ferguson 

Autum MatysekSnyder 

Marion Lucas Fleming ’61 

Sherri Foster 

Frances McClung 

Fish ’04 

Mr. and Mrs. James L. 

Susan Foster 

Ferguson ’80 

Michelle Cox Fish ’85 

Fletcher 

Sadè Denise Fountain ’15 

Jennifer Stockwell 

Ferguson ’73 

Sarah Reidy Ferguson ’96 

Wendy Alicia Ferguson ’15 

Mary Berkeley Fergusson ’50 

Courtney McDonald 

Fernandez ’90 

Maria Elena Ferran ’84 

Laura Marie Ferrazzano ’88 

Jennifer Fesche 

Alice Johnson Fessenden ’44 

Carlota Stoevhase 

Fetiveau ’03 

Carrie Fette 

Alice Mighell Foster 

Ficken ’65 

Sarah Kalber Fiedler ’66 

Rosalyn Fielding 

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Linton 

Fields 

Katherine Guerrant Fields ’53 

Nicole J. M. File ’95 

Valerie File 

Robyn Peckol Filimaua ’96 

Shelbie Brooke Filson ’91 

Daniel Fine 

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest G. Fine 

Max and Martha G. Fink 

Rachel Fink 

Mary Fleming Willis 

Finlay ’66 

Kayla Maureen Finn ’16 

June Eager Finney ’49 

Amy Finstein 

Michael Fiorella 

Leslie Hertz Firestone ’82 

Christina Firth 

Georgia Compton Fischel ’72 

Ulrike M. Fischer ’90 

Andrew Jordan Fischette 

Sarah Davis Fishback ’10 

Robin Bettger Fishburne ’96 

Grace Jones Fishel ’52 

Elizabeth Glenn Fisher ’83 

Elizabeth Potts Fisher ’75 

Frances Butt Fisher ’66 

Margaret Fisher 

Susan Croker Fisher ’84 

Linda A. Fite ’67 

Martha Field Fite ’56 

Robert and Wilma Fithian 

Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Fitton 

Roscoe W. and Brenda L. Fitts 

Deborah Meister 

Fitzgerald ’77 

Elizabeth Harvey 

FitzGerald ’68 

Janna Staley Fitzgerald ’61 

Margaret Handly 

Fitzgerald ’67 

Rachel Mays Fitzgerald ’73 

Kelley Manderson 

Fitzpatrick ’85 

Stephanie O’Sullivan 

Fitzpatrick ’04 

Stephanie Stitt Fitzpatrick ’81 

Marian Fitzsimons 

Barbara J. Fivecoate 

Deborah Fixter 

Anne Riordan Flaherty ’78 

Jacqueline Weiner 

Flaherty ’98 

Jessica Flaherty 

Mary-Linda Morris 

Flasche ’94 

Sue Flasche 

Arthur Fleischmann 

Carey Johnson Fleming ’78 

Carolyn Swift Fleming ’57 

Casey Knapp Fleming ’06 

Deirdre Flannery Fleming ’98 

Judith Brown Fletcher ’71 

Phil Flickinger 

Lucile Redmond Flournoy ’82 

Ann McCullough Floyd ’58 

Jennie Lyons Fogarty ’68 

Margaret Anne Fogarty ’87 

Judy Schlatter Fogle ’67 

Carol Remington 

Foglesong ’71 

Janet Foley 

Margaret Andrews Foley ’03 

Sarah Kingsley Foley ’99 

Stephanie Pappanikou 

Foley ’97 

Sara A. Foltz ’01 

Vida Henry Fonseca ’84 

Cathy Patton Foose ’78 

Hayley Foraker 

James Forbes 

Judy S. Forbes 

Jeanne Brassel Ford ’68 

John Ford 

Patricia Lynas Ford ’51 

Patrick Ford 

Sarah Ford 

Beth Fore 

C. Ashley Forehand ’05 

Leigh McDonald Forrester ’78 

Deborah Blair Forrey ’84 

Misty Vandergriff 

Forsberg ’04 

Chloe Fort ’62 

Deborah Fort 

Jessica Megan Fortner ’15 

Ann Foserty 

Thomasin A. Foshay ’93 

Dabney Bragg Foshee ’77 

Alice Foster 

Joanne O’Malley Foster ’52 

Sally Bianchi Foster ’50 

Virginia Watts Fournier ’44 

Cynthia A. Fowle ’52 

Barbara Childrey Fowler ’61 

Carol McMurtry Fowler ’57 

Jaclyn Marie Fowler ’07 

Kathleen J. Fowler ’02 

Anne Gwinn Fox ’57 

Brittany Lee Fox ’12 

May Humphreys Fox ’70 

Theresa Walters Fox ’96 

Bailey Foy 

Mary Carter Frackelton ’72 

Alexandria S. Francis ’74 

Chris Francovich 

Heather Beck Frank ’85 

Daun Thomas Frankland ’74 

H. C. Franklin, Jr. 

Kimberly Howell Franklin ’83 

Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Franson 

Page E. Franson ’87 

Kim Frawley 

The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. A. W. 

Frazier, Jr. 

Barron Frazier 

Mr. and Mrs. David Joseph 

Frazier 

Linda L. Frazier-Snelling ’75 

Margaret M. Frederick ’93 

Renee Brooks Frederiksen ’94 

Dr. and Mrs. Charles A. Free 

Carla de Creny Freed ’51 

Catherine Gornto 

Freeman ’92 

Denton B. Freeman ’88 

Heather Willson Freeman ’84 

Marjorie M. Freeman 

Sarah Mott Freeman ’76 

Mary Ann Robb Freer ’54 

Genevieve Freier 

Matthew Freil 

46 


Ria Fyffe Freil ’11 

Theresa Gaasterland 

Mellora Burrell Garden ’77 

Angie Gazdziak 

Nancy Powell French ’62 

Carolyn Gabel-Brett ’63 

Bridget Wray Gardner ’79 

Mary C. Gearhart ’78 

Shelby French 

Rachel Gable 

Elizabeth Moore Gardner ’58 

Eileen P. Gebrian ’72 

Shirley French 

Chesley Phillips Gaddis ’03 

Fred Gardner 

Constance A. Gehrman ’91 

Barbara Fretwell 

Maryangela and Randolph 

Laura Mink Gardner ’71 

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald 

Leslie C. Fretwell ’02 

Gadikian 

Barbara Gargano 

Geiersbach 

Kristen Noelle Frey ’16 

Mila Sarina Gaetano ’93 

Michele A. Gargano ’88 

Peter Geiger 

Mark Frey 

Mariah Read Gaffigan ’88 

Jane Garland 

Michael Gekas 

Mary Jo Haydanek Frey ’79 

Rachel Gagen 

Katelin Chmielinski 

Heather Minor Gelormine ’02 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. 

Frey, Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. Forrest L. 

Gager, Jr. 

Garland ’99 

Carolyn Garneau 

Alissa Genovese 

Denise McDonald Gentry ’02 

Mrs. Eric G. Friberg 

Gay Hart Gaines ’59 

Caroline Chobot Garner ’54 

Victoria Bradley Gentry ’12 

Mary Elizabeth Friberg ’98 

Jason Gajderowicz 

Elza Long Garnett ’72 

Lisa George 

Brian Frickie 

Anne Crow Galanides ’91 

Madelyn Virginia Garnett ’14 

Patricia Mast George ’70 

Alexandra Friedman 

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon S. Frier 

Jill C. Frier ’06 

Jane Hutcherson Frierson ’74 

Tyana Frisk 

Mary Stockburger Fritzges ’88 

Caroline Bailey Fritzinger ’50 

Deborah A. Fritzler 

William Tell Fritzler 

Stephanie White 

Frost-Rocha ’91 

Martha Stewart Fruehauf ’80 

Laura B. Fry ’85 

Sarah Dabbs Fryer ’72 

Betty Works Fuller ’72 

Kimberly Wood Fuller ’80 

Nancy Bade Fuller ’80 

Patricia I. Fuller ’71 

Sheila Nolan Fuller ’66 

Penn Willets Fullerton ’66 

Elizabeth Whitley Fulton ’75 

Julian Fulton 

Moira Fulton ’74 

Natalie Roberts Funk ’66 

Darcy Funkhouser 

Jennifer Fuqua-Calsyn 

Carol A. Furman 

Margaret Lewis Furse ’50 

Mary South Gaab ’79 

Jaimie Del Monte 

Galbreath ’92 

Patricia Galbreath 

Susan Soriero Galbreath ’67 

Heather MacLeod Gale ’75 

Margaret Highlands Gale ’65 

David Galgano 

Virginia Del Greco 

Galgano ’64 

Marleni Galindo 

Dolores Joan Gallagher ’15 

Sharon Mendelson Gallery ’75 

Sybil F. Gallier 

Carol Provence Gallivan ’73 

Fielding Clark Gallivan ’70 

Joan Fisch Gallivan ’56 

Gordon Galloway 

Marianne Schultz Galt ’68 

Betsie Meric Gambel ’73 

Ann Mountcastle Gamble ’51 

Sarah Belk Gambrell ’39 

Lynn Crosby Gammill ’58 

R. Christopher Gammon 

Cheryl Gannon 

Debra Marks Gantt ’77 

Clara Jackman Garbett ’79 

Kristin Palbicke Garces ’06 

Jane Wheeler Garcia ’59 

Dolly Garcia-Simonet ’90 

Mary Davis Garone ’81 

Nina Garrett 

Tracey T. Garrett 

Mary Moore Garrison ’78 

Margaret Garry 

Virginia Carson Garver ’41 

Benito Garza 

Lynn Frazier Gas ’67 

Jean McIlhenny Gaskins ’71 

Nancy Gast 

Virginia Woodward Gast ’73 

Ann Gateley ’70 

Frances Diane Dilworth 

Gates ’80 

Gay Owens Gates ’77 

Patricia Frawley Gates ’59 

Ms. Dawn Gatewood 

Laura Powell Gatling ’96 

Katrina Evans Gatti ’88 

Kelly Turney Gatzke ’99 

Nicole J. Gauthier ’91 

Patti Gavett 

Jill E. Gavitt ’97 

Matthew Gavitt 

Nancy E. Gavitt 

Anne Christovich Gay ’73 

Anne Pinckney Gay ’63 

Karen Greer Gay ’74 

Mary Bryan Gay ’72 

Thomas W. George 

Allison A. Gerber ’98 

Edward R. Gerber 

Stefanie Gerbig ’00 

Charlotte Gay Gerhardt ’80 

Victoria Rangel Gerken ’04 

Suzanne Blieszner Gerus ’02 

Julia H. Geyer ’05 

Susan Stephens Geyer ’74 

Amy C. Ghiz ’92 

Emily Irene Ghiz ’92 

Sara Ellen Ghrist ’89 

Lucy Martin Gianino ’60 

Kelli Giavelli 

Ann Major Gibb ’73 

Nancy Corson Gibbes ’60 

Marcia G. Gibbons ’79 

Dorothy Gibbs 

Margaret Works Gibbs ’51 

Cynthia Livingstone 

Gibert ’63 

Michelle Giblin 

Janet Nelson Gibson ’72 

Katherine A. Gibson ’83 

Mary Ware Gibson ’83 

Patricia Gibson 

Susan Roessel Gibson ’69 

CONTINUED 


47

Satania Rhiannon Gidney ’18 

Stephanie Gleason ’04 

Lucy Regester Goode ’51 

Kathryn Keys Graham ’72 

Melissa J. Giggenbach ’96 

Sue Gleason 

Jennifer Elise Gooding ’09 

Kelly Elaine Graham ’84 

Cheryl Giggetts 

Carson Gleberman 

Andrew Goodman 

Pamela Cogghill Graham ’74 

Charlotte Rognmoe Gilbar ’98 

Sarah Giddens Glenday ’69 

Carol Goodman 

Patricia Paterson Graham ’79 

Anne Green Gilbert ’69 

Mary Elizabeth Ryan 

Jane H. Goodridge ’63 

Sherry Graham 

Linda MacPherson Gilbert ’58 

Glenn ’78 

Shelby and Thomas Goodrum 

Tiffiney Whitmire Graham ’98 

Nancy Hawbaker Gilbert ’58 

Paula Ruth Gilbert 

Penelope Walsh Gilbert ’72 

Mary John Ford Gilchrist ’52* 

Tarra Gilder-Rai 

Ruth Gilgenbach 

Anne Kilby Gilhuly ’55 

Mark Whitney Gilkey 

Gerald Gill 

Jill Berguido Gill ’67 

Robert Gill 

Elisabeth Elmore 

Gilleland ’50 

Katherine McCartney 

Gilliam ’97 

Mary McGuire Gilliam ’47 

George and Melanie Gillies 

Nancy Lee Gillies ’64 

Olivia Sophia Gillies ’11 

Tasha Purcell Gillum ’04 

Cheryl Bishop Gilman ’90 

Diana Gilpatrick 

Nancy Young Gilpin ’71 

Weezie Blakeslee Gilpin ’73 

Edith Ann Gilson 

Kelly Gimson 

Marion Phyllis Girard ’69 

Rebecca Anne Girten ’09 

Wendy Robin Glaberson ’05 

Suzanne Lockley Glad ’51 

Leigh Glaeser 

Julia Glanz 

Adelaide Boze Glascock ’40 

Kathryn Johnson Glass ’91 

Elizabeth J. Glassman ’71 

Courtney Yerdon Gleason ’03 

Jane Piper Gleason ’74 

Gwen Maureen Fisher 

Glew ’91 

Patricia S. Glick ’86 

Susan Hill Glick ’68 

Maggie Glickman 

Gail N. Glifort ’86 

Angelica M. Glover ’08 

Laura Hand Glover ’86 

Barbara Davis Godbout ’71 

Susanna Bader Goddu ’97 

Ivey Godfrey 

John Godl 

Marie and Eddie Godsey 

Maria Thacker Goethe ’02 

Elizabeth Freeman Goetz ’78 

Judith Kobliska Goetz ’91 

Elizabeth A. Gold ’08 

Mr. and Mrs. Victor R. 

Gold, Jr. 

Kathleen Anne Golden ’77 

Nancy L. Golden ’81 

Michael Goldman 

Mr. and Mrs. William L. 

Goldman 

Elizabeth F. Goldring ’05 

Laura Radford Goley ’52 

Mrs. Tania T. Gonda 

Kathie Shirk Gonick ’75 

Ann Martin Gonya ’85 

Kathryn Robertson 

Gonzales ’06 

Ann Winfree Gooch ’66 

Rebecca Frost Good ’77 

Wayne Stokes Goodall ’48 

Barbara Paulson 

Goodbarn ’83 

Barbara Ross Goode ’62 

Kaitlyn Katherine 

Goodwin ’15 

Elizabeth Williams 

Gookin ’44 

Balir Gordon 

Catherine Hass Gordon ’84 

Gail and George Gordon 

George Gordon 

Greer Westcott Gordon ’12 

Tarl Gordon 

Valerie Gordon-Johnson ’74 

Margaret Laurent Gordy ’78 

Cheryl L. Gorman ’84 

Michelle Lennane 

Gorman ’89 

Mary Murchison Gornto ’69 

Anne Evans Gorry ’64 

Ann Sutton Gosack 

Karen Greer Goss ’89 

Mary Ann Gosser 

Patricia Roby Gotfredson ’84 

Jane E. Gott ’70 

Daniel Gottlieb 

Germaine Nickole Gottsche- 

Wilson ’00 

Dr. and Mrs. John I. Goulde 

Sarah Goulde Elizares 

Fairfax MacRae Gouldin ’65 

Suzanne Taylor Gouyer ’61 

Claire Goves 

Alex Grabiec 

Mrs. Elizabeth S. Grace 

Constance Quereau Graf ’67 

Anna Nicolaisen Graham ’04 

Cathleen Graham 

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon H. 

Graham 

Michele Gralak 

Mercedes Gravatt Grandin ’72 

Catherine Yerkes Grant ’52 

Jo Gulick Grant ’50 

Judy Wilson Grant ’66 

Kenneth Grant 

Priscilla R. Grant ’83 

Brooke Grant-Snow 

Megan Grasham 

Krista Wigginton Gravatt ’99 

Anne Lee Gravely ’62 

Sarah Elizabeth Graves ’10 

Betty Gray ’45 

Jane Powell Gray ’72 

Jennifer Marie Gray ’13 

Lea Marie Gray ’15 

Lendon F. Gray ’71 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Gray 

Rachel Cooper Gray ’96 

Sarah Nicole Gray ’15 

Alyce Gray-Army 

Ivy Gray-Klein 

Sara K. Gredler ’04 

Becky and Finnie Green 

Charlotte Randolph Green ’18 

Clara Barton Green ’89 

Deborah Green 

Mr. and Mrs. Harold 

Chamberlain Green II 

Mr. and Mrs. Jim B. Green 

Julia T. Green ’58* 

Kenneth Green 

Kristen Green 

Marie Green 

Mary Polk Green ’82 

Nancy Hall Green ’64 

*Deceased 

48 


Stacy Green 

Ginny Grivas 

K. Ellen Hagan ’81 

Tracy C. Hamilton 

Mr. and Mrs. William D. 

Green 

David Greenberg 

Patricia Barnett Greenberg ’74 

Susan D. Greenberg 

Allison Roberts Greene ’81 

Cheryl Greene 

Nyja Greene 

Virginia Chamblin Greene ’55 

Whitley R. Greene ’81 

Susan E. Greenwald ’71 

John and Mary-Jane 

Greenwood 

Kelly Bowman Greenwood ’98 

Brawner Greer 

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Greer 

Jennifer Anne Gregg ’91 

Laura Pratt Gregg ’67 

Marian Finney Grenn ’82 

Elizabeth A. Gressle ’96 

Donald and Mary Grey 

Maryanne F. Grey ’12 

Laura Grier 

Ann Crowe Griffin ’66 

Annabeth Griffin 

Elizabeth Pearson Griffin ’62 

Janelle Griffin 

Joanna Griffin 

Claire Dennison Griffith ’80 

Katherine Griffith ’64 

Leza M. Griffith ’89 

Mavis Ray Griffith ’78 

Viktor Grigoryan 

John Grigsby 

Anne Grimes 

Laura H. Grimes ’89 

Courtney Kneece Grimm ’89 

Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. 

Grimm 

Cecelia Williamson 

Grinstead ’68 

Susan Stetson Grist ’80 

Dawn Everett Grobe ’98 

Paulina Maria Grochala ’10 

Pamela Webster Grogg ’13 

Patricia Grogg 

Monnie Brown Groos ’70 

Marie Pickering Grose ’61 

Allison V. Gross ’02 

Betsy Shure Gross ’62 

Gerhard Gross 

Karen Gross 

Frances Grossman 

Susan Grossman 

Jimmie Groves 

Eleanor Gruber 

Mary Pederson Grum ’65 

McKenzie Grundy 

Isabelle Viguerie Gsell ’86 

Margaret Moss Guegan ’92 

Lindsay Drake Guenther ’04 

Stephanie Guerlain 

Brice Guile 

Julie Gurdin 

Dawn Gurganus 

Rafael Guroian 

Lynne McCullough Gush ’51 

Mrs. Barbara Guthans 

Barbara Sublett Guthery ’62 

Linda Guthrie 

Mary Chen Gutmann ’59 

Lottie Lipscomb Guttry ’56 

Justin Guy 

Anne Percy Clarke Gwinn ’68 

Mary Sutherland Gwinn ’65 

Mary Koonz Gynn ’56 

Carola Haas 

Ann Young Habliston ’82 

Adrienne Haden 

Mrs. Sally D. Haeberle 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Haes 

Elizabeth Bennett Haga ’88 

Alice Hagan 

Whitney Crispen Hagins 

Derrill Maybank Hagood ’55 

Carol Hague 

Carol Johnson Haigh ’71 

Michelle Lee Haigh 

Nancy H. Haight ’75 

Kate Cecilia Haisch ’01 

Mr. and Mrs. Jon Halberstadt 

Jackie Chatham Halcomb ’00 

Marie Wright Halder ’91 

Barbara M. Hale ’60 

Helen Hale 

L. Pryor Hale ’65 

Hollie Michelle Halford ’15 

Alison S. Hall ’97 

Bettina Batterson Hall ’65 

Constance Hill Hall ’55 

Danielle Michelle Hall ’13 

Elizabeth Nott Hall ’86 

John and Dawn Hall 

Kelly E. Hall ’95 

M. C. Hall ’72 

Marion Dean Hall ’63 

Sarah B. Hall ’09 

Metta Streit Halla ’55 

Virginia Everett Halley ’07 

Angie Vaughan Halliday ’51 

Sarah V. Halman ’13 

Dorothy Grant Halmstad ’60 

Rick Halpern 

Mary Halsey 

Brett Maher Haltiwanger ’92 

Shannon Haltiwanger 

Lisa La Londe Hamaker ’93 

Jennie Bateson Hamby ’76 

Catherine Cox Hamilton ’08 

Doreen Booth Hamilton ’54 

Elizabeth Taylor Hamilton ’69 

Jeanne Bounds Hamilton ’61 

Kim Hamilton 

Patricia Louise Hamilton ’01 

Tracy Drake Hamilton ’81* 

Winborne Leigh Hamlin ’58 

Deirdre Hamling 

Peggy Toomey Hammann 

Lisa Waldrop 

Hammerschmidt ’90 

Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. 

Hammock 

Mary M. Hammock ’08 

Claiborne Gooch 

Hammond ’75 

Melissa Reed Hammond ’89 

Tracy Hammond 

Georgie Hampshire 

Hampshire ’66 

Nadian Finch Hampton ’66 

Katie Jo Hamre ’12 

Cassandra Streett 

Hamrick ’66 

Audra Hancock 

Elizabeth Foothorap 

Hancock ’71 

Elizabeth Wood Hancock ’63 

Jeanette Kennedy 

Hancock ’55 

Juliet Young Hancock ’65 

Jennifer Smith Hanes ’74 

Sudie Clark Hanger ’42 

Stacy Gilmore Hanling ’90 

Bettina Hanlon 

Amy Ross Hanna ’94 

Elizabeth Becton Hannah ’84 

Mary Elizabeth Hannah ’62 

David Hannon and 

Nancy Vogel 

Elizabeth Jane Hannon ’12 

Keith Hannon 

Mr. Gregg Thomas Hanold 

Laura Elizabeth Hanold ’10 

Daphne Johnson Hanrahan 

Elizabeth B. Hansbrough ’13 

CONTINUED 

*Deceased 


49

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Lousin 

Christian Maxwell Harris ’03 

Nancy Laemmel 

Sally W. Hawksworth 

Hansen 

Dale Hutter Harris ’53 

Hartmann ’52 

Elizabeth Puckett Haworth ’01 

Rebecca Hanson 

Dr. David J. Harris 

Tara K. Hartnett ’99 

Judith Williams 

Brendy Reiter Hantzes ’81 

Eleanor Magruder Harris ’74 

Virginia Griffin Hartrampf ’58 

Hawthorne ’79 

Adelaide H. Hapala 

Elizabeth Harris 

Martha Mitchell Hartzog ’67 

Sarah Hayden 

Mary Beverley Taylor 

Haque ’73 

Louise Towers Hardage ’73 

Margaret May Harden ’73 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. 

Harden 

Mrs. Stephanie Dee Harden- 

O’Brien ’87 

Dr. and Mrs. Byron B. Harder 

Jean Mann Hardesty ’72 

Anne Hardin 

Austin Hardin 

Carolyn Gough Harding ’60 

Margaret Nelson Harding ’52* 

Dr. and Mrs. H. Malcolm 

Hardy* 

Rosemary C. Hardy ’82 

Nancy Green Hargrove ’71* 

Steven Haring 

Colleen Harland 

Barry Harlow 

Mr. and Mrs. Ted Harlow 

Brandy F. Harman ’04 

Amanda Harner 

Leigh McReynolds Harpel ’01 

Ariel Lynn Harper ’15 

Heather Riegel Harper ’83 

Sandra Elder Harper ’58 

Sarah Jennings Harper ’11 

Adele Vogel Harrell ’62 

Margaret Harrell 

Mary Elmore Harrell ’64 

Winston Harrell 

Terrell Luck Harrigan ’81 

Lynn Prior Harrington ’58 

Molly Harrington 

Alex Lowe Harris 

Alissa Joanne Harris ’00 

Elizabeth Trueheart Harris ’49 

Emily Harris 

Jennica A. Harris ’08 

Joshua Harris 

Kathryn H. Harris ’70 

Kendall Foote Harris ’14 

Mary C. Harris ’99 

Mike Harris 

Rhoda J. Harris ’82 

Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. 

Harris, Jr. 

William and Anne Harris 

Caroline Camp Harrison ’07 

Erin Packard Harrison ’01 

Julie Harrison 

Katherine G. Harrison ’56 

Maren Harrison 

Marian Powell Harrison ’63 

Martin Leigh Harrison 

Nezahat Ozmen Harrison ’92 

Russell Harrison 

Stephanie Lucas Harrison ’67 

Amy Harshfield 

Alexis C. Hart ’11 

Ann Sterling Hart ’83 

Christina Rose Hart ’02 

Georgia Herbert Hart ’40 

Henriette Minor Hart ’39* 

Ina Hart 

Jen Hart 

Lauren Anne Hart ’10 

Meredith Paysinger Hart ’10 

Polly Hart 

Sophia Crysler Hart ’81 

Penelope Parker Hartline ’84 

Anthony Hartman 

Thomas Hartman 

Deborah R. Harvey ’82 

Laurel Lea Harvey ’90 

Margaret Jordan Harvey ’74 

Martha Mattern Harvey ’64 

Mr. and Mrs. Neal Harvey 

Victoria Chappell Harvey ’06 

Donna Hoogland 

Harwood ’99 

Mr. Joel Hasbrouck and Ms. 

Kirsten Summers 

Vesta Murray Haselden ’38 

Lauren Ann Haser ’11 

Connie G. Haskell ’70 

Kaitlyn Alexander 

Haskins ’15 

MaryAnne Haslow-Hall ’11 

Allison Hassard Hassard ’15 

Anne Mobley Hassett ’87 

Wendy S. Hastings ’88 

Diane Hatch ’64 

Jessica Hatch 

Trudy Dowd Hatch ’65 

Jane Macdonald Hatcher ’61 

Sydma Hatzopoulos 

Evelyn Sanders Haugen ’55* 

Hildegerd Haugen 

Meghan M. Hauser ’03 

Alexandra Hiniker 

Hausler ’09 

Damien Haussling 

Linda Havens 

Kathryn L. Haw ’92 

Amber Hawk 

Christina O’Leary Hawk ’81 

Emily Hawk 

Janet Hawk 

Mary C. Hawkins ’00 

Ross A. Hawkins 

Mr. and Mrs. Vernon B. 

Hayden 

Elizabeth Dunck Hayes ’95 

John T. Hayes* 

Jonathan Hayes 

Louise L. Hayman ’70 

Nancy Hays 

Tonay Schubert Hayward ’71 

Caroline Chappell 

Hazarian ’09 

Camilla Reid Hazlehurst ’68 

Kelly Gardner Headd ’93 

Mr. and Mrs. James C. 

Healey, Jr. 

Elizabeth Sutton Healy ’65 

Mildred Carothers Healy ’45* 

Anne and Jeff Heaney 

Mary Groetzinger Heard ’63 

Katherine A. Hearn ’85 

Allison Martell Heath ’06 

Adelaide Frances Hedge ’15 

Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. 

Hedrick 

Ramona Achterberg Heers ’01 

Beverley Crispin 

Heffernan ’75 

Joe Heffernan 

Leslie Alexandra Heffron ’08 

Barbara Cain Hegarty ’73 

Christine Heikkenen-Black 

Stacey Heikkila 

Lea Yejin Heil ’17 

Nancie Heinemann 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Steven 

Heiser 

Lucille Held 

Katherine Powell Heller ’78 

Robin Rodger Heller ’76 

Samuel Hellier 

*Deceased 

50 


Elizabeth Biggar Hellmuth ’74 

Kathleen Tyler Herndon ’03 

Kathryn Trogdon 

Donna Meyer Hodgert ’89 

Caroline E. Heltzel ’12 

Alexandra Herrera ’11 

Hightower ’67 

Corinne Judeikis Hodges ’93 

Emmett and Lynn Heltzel 

Susan Calhoun Heminway ’58 

Maria Wiglesworth 

Hemmings ’67 

Achsah Easter Henderson ’50 

Anne Johnston 

Henderson ’62 

Janet Maynard 


Kelly Hamrick Henderson ’87 

Roberta Malone 


Catherine Gross Hendren ’71 

Kathryn Barnes 

Hendricks ’70 

Shirley Pinson Hendricks ’03 

Deborah Hendrickson 

Sarah Hendrickson 

Jaime E. Henna ’02 

Dorothy Hennessey 

Mayde Ludington 

Henningsen ’48 

Elizabeth Henry 

Jacqueline Geets Henry ’92 

Alexis Henshaw 

Geraldine and Marvin 

Hensley 

Betty Waddell Henson ’58 

Mary Basten Heppner ’79 

Gillian M. Heptinstall ’73 

Anna Fines Herbert ’03 

Dorothy Compton Marks 

Herbruck ’51 

Carol Cody Herder ’72 

Sarah Nolton Hergert ’98 

Sharon McKinney 

Herman ’85 

Hailey Hickman Hermosa ’03 

Amira S. Hernandez ’99 

Dr. and Mrs. Rafael E. 

Hernandez 

Wendy Hernberg 

Margaret Pulis Herrick ’62 

Sandra G. Herring ’74 

Anne Day Herrmann ’64 

Ann Banks Herrod ’68 

Deborah and James 

Hershman 

Karen Goodspeed 

Hertlein ’84 

Patricia Neithold 

Hertzberg ’67 

Matt Herzfeld 

Kristin Herzog ’70 

Laure M. Herzog ’14 

Gwendolyn Bombay Hess ’89 

John and Margaret Hess 

Elizabeth G. Hester ’79 

Anne Willis Hetlage ’56 

Carolyn Mapp Hewes ’69 

Elizabeth Gurley Hewson ’46 

Jean Heyer 

Floride Buchanan 

Heyward ’58 

Kristina Pody Hibdon ’95 

Susanna Broaddus 

Hickman ’88 

Trienel Ahearn Hickman ’92 

Katharine Pauley Hickok ’72 

Carolyn Elizabeth Hicks ’12 

Karla Kennedy Hicks ’85 

Linda C. Hicks 

Andrea Priscilla Hidalgo ’01 

Mrs. Derba C. Higginbotham 

Gloria A. Higginbotham 

Melanie K. Higginbotham ’10 

Paula D. Higginbotham ’02 

Susannah Taylor 

Higginbotham ’15 

James and Mary-Ellen 

Higgins 

Mr. and Mrs. John Higgins 

Richard Higgins 

Elizabeth Simpson 

Hilberts ’81 

Anita Hildebrandt 

Brandi Whitley Hilder ’99 

Ann Ramsey Hill ’78 

Drs. Barbara A. and 

John M. Hill 

Debra Bogdan Hill ’73 

Harry H. Hill III 

John Paul Hill 

Katherine Hill 

Leslie Elbert Hill ’74 

Mary A. Hill ’00 

Melissa Henning Hill ’99 

Preston Hodges Hill ’49 

Theodora G. Hill ’60 

Susan Sudduth Hiller ’66 

H. Therese Robinson 

Hillyer ’83 

Iris Potteiger Hinchman ’56 

Bettina Hindin 

Cynthia Hague Hineline ’98 

Abigail Phillips Hinga ’96 

Ashley C. Hinkle ’11 

Mark Hinshaw 

Dr. and Mrs. Pedro F. 

Hiribarne 

Eve Godchaux Hirsch ’48 

Juri Hirschey 

Cameron Cox Hirtz ’88 

Ginger Hite 

Katherine Cole Hite ’88 

Lisa C. Hite ’79 

Ruth Hite 

Melissa Schoen Hitt ’85 

Jessica M. Hiveley ’97 

Renate Weickert Hixon ’60 

Mary Boulware Hobbs ’86 

Hugh Hochman 

Emily Koch Hodge ’12 

Suzanne Harvey Hodge ’06 

Dorothy Duncan Hodges ’57 

Linda Schwaab Hodges ’65 

Shannon Newman Hodges ’95 

Mariah A. Hoelz ’11 

Elizabeth Carper Hoffman ’54 

Katherine Cooper 

Hoffman ’91 

Laura Hoffman 

Louise Chapman Hoffman ’61 

Sally Thomas Hoffman ’66 

Stephanie Dewey Hoffman ’75 

Virginia Faris Hoffman ’80 

Peter Hoffmann 

Kathryn Hoffmann-Loyd 

Katherine M. Hoffner ’84 

Audrey Elizabeth Hogan ’09 

Meaghan K. Hogan ’14 

Anne Hoge 

Mary Jewett Hogenson ’08 

Linda S. Hogle ’74 

Barbara Dabney 

Hohenlohe ’88 

Charles Hoilman 

Lloyd Hoilman, Jr. 

Tricia Lynn Holcombe ’95 

Jennifer Frost Holden ’86 

Ethel Ann Holladay ’83 

Winton Smoot Holladay ’74 

Katherine Judd Holland 

Lucie Stevens Holland ’82 

Martha C. Holland ’72 

Anne Holler ’71 

Harriet Broughton 

Holliday ’73 

Helen Stanley Hollifield ’51 

Paula Hollingsworth- 

Thomas ’74 

Aliece Rowland Hollis ’81 

Kaitlyn Aki Holloway ’13 

Alyssa Kristin Holly ’06 

CONTINUED 


51

Kimberly Holly 

Paula M. Horning ’85 

Kelly McBride Hudson ’79 

Mr. Ryland Hunt 

Constance Grace Holman ’96 

Leslie A. Hornor ’83 

Laura Thomas Hudson ’95 

Susan Scales Hunt ’87 

Leslie Hager Holman ’99 

Elizabeth Mason Horsley ’90 

Michael Hudson 

Amy Schroeder Hunter ’95 

Rosalie Gambrill Holman ’85 

Marshá Taylor Horton ’76 

Rebecca Hudson 

Elizabeth Hunter 

Margaret Millender 

Samira Hossain ’05 

Susan Miller Hudson ’78 

Louise Lambert Hunter ’77 

Holmes ’63 

Michelle Youree Hostler ’78 

Alexandra Hanson 

Steve Huppert 

Nevil Crute Holmes ’33* 

Karen T. Hott ’91 

Huebner ’92 

Courtney Louise Hurt ’10 

Allison Holt 

Laura Swope Hottel ’95 

Natasha Weiss Huff ’11 

Hallam Hurt ’67 

Mr. and Mrs. Sidney G. 

Holthaus, Jr. 

Candy Holtzman 

Heidi Holzapfel 

Jessica L. Holzer ’70 

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. 

Homoki 

Zeda Elizabeth Homoki- 

Titus ’94 

Abigail Honeycutt 

Elaine Mathews 

Honeycutt ’06 

Janet Storey Honick ’73 

Maria Garnett Hood ’61 

Jennifer Hooper ’00 

Kristen Blair Hooper ’93 

Lesley Bissell Hoopes ’68 

Ruth S. Hoopes ’69 

Betsy Benoit Hoover ’65 

Kathryn Levi Hoover ’81 

Tara Hoovestol 

Angela Hope 

Ashby Clark Hopkins ’85 

Charlotte Gibson Hopkins ’15 

Deborah Ziegler Hopkins ’73 

Elizabeth Pease Hopkins ’61 

Heather Hopkins 

Joanne E. Hopkins ’98 

Kay Hopkins 

Kendal Hopkins 

Margaret Ellisor Hopkins ’76 

Jessica Hopson 

Susan Messikomer 

Horenkamp ’93 

Mr. and Mrs. Meade P. Horne 

Jo Dougherty Hottenstein ’59 

Danelle J. Houck ’11 

Patricia Elizabeth Houser ’14 

Dr. and Mrs. Alan Houston 

Judy Houston 

Lee and Mandy Houston 

David Howard 

Nan Howard 

Pamela Howard 

Sharon Howard 

Kathy Jackson Howe ’78 

Mary Costello Howell ’76 

Nancy Trimble Howell ’82 

Wanda Cronic Howell ’74 

Everett B. Howerton, Jr. 

Ann Pegram Howington ’59 

Ann Horrigan Hoy ’53* 

Christina Andert Hoy ’93 

Randall Hoyle 

Carolyn Barr Hoyt ’70 

Katherine Victoria Hoyt ’16 

Nathalie Ryan Hoyt ’72 

Jing Wang Huang ’68 

Henrietta Hill Hubbard ’50 

Leverett M. Hubbard, Jr. 

Mary Jane Schroder Oliver 

Hubbard ’62 

Sarah McCrady Hubbard ’65 

Susan Taylor Hubbard ’51 

Brooke Hubbuch 

Jeanne Many Huber ’79 

David Huddle 

Nancy Kaufmann Hudec ’72 

Leigh Hudgins 

Cheryl and James Huffman 

Martha Bennett Huffman ’87 

Susan Hughes Huffman ’83 

Mr. and Mrs. Alan Hughes 

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas C. 

Hughes 

Florence and Francis Hughes 

Mr. and Mrs. James A. 

Hughes, Jr. 

Joanna Slusser Hughes ’01 

Mary Farmer Hughes ’99 

Suzanna Kaye Hugi ’03 

Charles and Elizabeth Hulfish 

Dayna Avery Hulme ’86 

Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. 

Humenuck 

Arthur F. Humphrey III 

Cissy Humphrey ’76 

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford 

Humphrey 

Dani Humphrey 

Jacqueline Mabie 

Humphrey ’60 

Rebecca Penny Humphrey ’08 

Marion McKee 

Humphreys ’73 

Christine Patten 

Hundertpfund ’95 

Carol Hays Hunley ’81 

Linda and Samuel Hunley 

Barbara Plamp Hunt ’55 

Conover Hunt ’68 

Gannon Hunt ’98 

Joseph Hunt 

Laura Hunt 

LuAnn Haag Hunt ’90 

Jessica Hurt 

Steve Hurt 

Kathryn Johnstone Hurtz ’10 

Kerry Pollock Huskey ’93 

Christopher Hutchens 

Katherine Grosvenor 

Hutcheson ’83 

Frieda Manley Hutchinson ’47 

James Hutchinson 

Pete Hutchinson 

Dawn Czaplicki Hutchison ’88 

Mary Pope Maybank 

Hutson ’83 

Jenine Bonnet Hutton ’03 

Beth and Kenneth Huus 

Lauren MacMannis 

Huyett ’79 

Alice Wright Hyde ’65 

Elizabeth Richmond 

Hyder ’84 

Courtney Hyers 

Elizabeth Hyland-Swann ’00 

James E. Hyler II 

Renee Hylton 

Kathleen Meredith 

Iacobelli ’88 

Nese Icgoren Icgoren ’80 

Ruth Schmidt Igoe ’66 

Elizabeth Ihle 

Elizabeth E. Ike ’96 

Anna May Archer Imbrie ’14 

Laurel Shay Imes ’98 

Sonia ImMasche 

Carolyn Imperato ’93 

Sarah Elkins Ince ’99 

52 


*Deceased

Alix Ingber and 

Jeffrey R. Ingber 

Sarah Paradise Ingber ’68 

Alice Williams Inge ’42 

Karen Ingebretsen 

David Ingram 

Lynn Rosemarie Hanna 

Ingram ’82 

Mary Amanda McThenia 

Iodice ’55 

Suzanne Hoag Ippolito ’67 

Kenton Irby 

Rand Irons 

Mike Irvin 

Shannon Irvin 

William Irvin 

Ryan Irving 

Janet Caldwell Irwin ’56 

Paul Irwin 

Elizabeth Glaser Isaacs ’67 

K. Isaacs 

Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. Ison 

Ian Iverson 

Mary Bailey Izard ’52 

Kim E. Izquierdo ’98 

Elizabeth Binford Jack ’12 

Ann Biggs Jackson ’68 

Barbara Garforth Jackson ’55* 

Barbara Jackson 

Denva E. Jackson ’05 

Doris Jackson 

Fanchon Lewis Jackson ’50 

Kathleen Jackson 

Louise Jackson ’71 

Margaret Jackson 

Marilyn Jackson 

Mary Jackson ’67 

Nancy Ord Jackson ’53 

Rebecca A. Jackson ’99 

Whitney Jackson 

Gaye Gardner Jacob ’60 

Alice Preston Jacobs ’68 

Marian Shanley Jacobs ’44 

Sarah Lindsey Jacobs ’08 

Julie Lindauer Jacobson ’88 

R. Eugene Jaegers 

Carol McNealus Jaffe 

Gabriel Jaffe 

James Jaffe 

John G. Jaffe 

Carol Dickson Jahnke ’86 

Charles and Merilee Jahnke 

Doug Jahnke 

Maia Free Jalenak ’88 

Caroline Miller James ’95 

Catherine Blaik James ’94 

Deanne Dawson James ’86 

Elisabeth Widdifield 

McClung James ’97 

Katelyn Patricia James ’11 

Murray Armstrong James ’48 

William James 

Rebecca Garrett Jamison ’80 

Susie Venable Jamison ’61 

Dennis K. and Linda Janiak 

Mrs. Mary Janick-Smith 

Susan Janofsky 

Elizabeth Farmer Jarvis ’76 

Elizabeth Washabaugh 

Jarvis ’75 

Sarah Melcher Jarvis ’49 

Jaclyn Jason 

Tempe Javitz 

Michelle Jay 

Beverly Smith Bragg 

Jeans ’54 

Marie-Edith Jedla ’93 

William T. Jefferies 

Kelsey E. Jeffers ’07 

Janet Jefferson 

Sally Ann Jefferson ’14 

Stephanie Christine 

Jefferson ’03 

Stuart Jefferson 

Elizabeth Gallagher 

Jeffery ’86 

Carol Williamson Jenkins ’80 

Dale Jenkins 

Hunter Jenkins 

Kelly Judson Jenkins ’82 

Mr. and Mrs. Larry V. Jenkins 

Susan Jester Jenkins ’67 

Elizabeth Jenkins-Joffe 

Elizabeth B. Jennings ’91 

Elizabeth V. Jensen ’08 

Jamie Lynn Jensen ’05 

Mr. and Mrs. Russell R. 

Jensen 

Marilyn Jentzen 

Amy Jessen-Marshall 

Al Jette 

Ileann Jimenez-Sepulveda 

Paige Tomberlin Jobe ’95 

Allison Clark Joe ’01 

Mr. and Mrs. Rolf Joerger 

Verena Mireille Joerger ’15 

Katherine John 

Thomas John 

Dearing Ward Johns ’63 

Karole Boggs Johns ’86 

Molly Elizabeth Johns ’12 

Amanda L. Johnson ’14 

Amelia Johnson 

Ann Gumaer Johnson ’59 

Benita Phinizy Johnson ’52 

Carol Worboys Johnson ’62* 

Carolyn A. Johnson ’75 

Cynthia Jill Johnson ’72 

George Johnson 

Grace Butler Johnson ’66 

Jaye and Brian Johnson 

Jerry Johnson 

Jorgee Boyles Johnson ’03 

Kelly Johnson 

Margaret K. Johnson ’13 

Margaret Sexton Johnson ’77 

Margery Scott Johnson ’57 

Mrs. Mary M. Johnson 

Mary Williams Johnson ’73 

Molly Katherine Johnson ’82 

Molly Marie Johnson ’12 

Nancy Johnson 

Richard Johnson 

Sharon Johnson 

Sondra Johnson 

Vicky Toof Johnson ’54 

Tiffany Johnson Bidler 

Sharon Johnson Lewis 

Kimberly Johnson-Smith ’69 

Bernadette Johnston 

Elizabeth Johnston 

Katherine L. Johnston ’97 

Lisa Johnston 

Liz Johnston 

Rose Montgomery 

Johnston ’56 

Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. 

Johnstone 

Jessica Joiner Joiner ’11 

Laura Rihl Joiner ’96 

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Joiner 

Benjamin Jolliff 

Alison Jones ’71 

Ann Thrash Jones ’78 

Anne Smith Jones ’61 

Cassidy L. Jones ’11 

Colleen Handte Jones ’86 

Dallis Johnson Jones ’54 

Deborah H. Jones ’84 

Deborah L. Jones ’70 

Denise Jeffrey Jones ’94 

Dona Van Arsdale Jones ’64 

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Jones 

Elizabeth A. Jones 

Elizabeth Brooks Jones ’75 

Heather Daly Jones ’92 

Jasmine M.D. Jones ’10 

Jean Jones 

CONTINUED 

*Deceased 


53

Jeffrey Allan Jones 

Sara Esther Kaplan ’02 

Adele Laslie Kellman ’67 

Debra J. Kertzman ’81 

Jenni Jones 

Emile Karafiol 

Laura Kellner 

Melissa McGee 

Jillian Cody Jones ’64 

Jay Kardan 

Leslie Ross Kellogg ’87 

Keshishian ’71 

Joan Sheets Jones ’69 and 

James F. Jones, Jr. 

Judith Cowen Jones ’60 

Louise Coleman Jones ’51 

Lucy Kiker Jones ’43 

Margaret Fitzsimons 

Jones ’51 

Mark Jones 

Nicole Jones 

Sarah C. Jones ’11 

William Jones 

Minta M. Jones-Ford ’88 

Rosanna Jones-Thurman ’90 

John Jordan 

Phyllis Watt Jordan ’80 

Amoret Thissell 

Jorgensen ’82 

Holly Joy 

Susan Joyce 

Phyllis A. Joyner ’55 

Anna Jubb 

Ruina Wallace Judd ’61 

Kristy Judson ’77 

Sandra Judy 

Robin Sayre Juliana ’97 

Vanessa Corry Julsen ’01 

Ellen Nichols Jump ’60 

Keeley Sullivan Jurgovan ’92 

Laurna Michelle Kaatz ’01 

Serena Basten Kachinsky ’02 

Elizabeth R. L. Kadesky ’10 

Monika Kaiser ’82 

Nicole Johnson Kaler ’96 

Karen Cole Kallis ’89 

David Kalman 

Sarah Whitney Kammerer ’11 

Mr. Keith C. Kanaga 

Emily Clark Kang ’99 

Rachel E. Kaniss ’12 

Gwen Speel Kaplan ’60 

Todd Karl 

Susan Ray Karlson ’76 

Stacey McKimmey 

Karmen ’15 

Katherine Seder Karon ’97 

Adele Karoum 

Peter Kashou 

Anne-Claire Wackenhut 

Kasten ’98 

Juliet Jacobsen Kastorff ’84 

Jane De Butts Kates ’76 

Beth Katona 

Kara Elizabeth Katona ’18 

Erin Elizabeth Katz ’91 

Lisa Michelle Katz ’90 

Martha Legg Katz ’52 

Sarah Katz 

Lizbeth Lynn Kauffman ’82 

Kelly Hughes Kaufman ’03 

Kathleen A. Kavanagh ’74 

Jodie Weber Kavanah ’06 

Dara Kaye 

Barbara and Marc Kaylor 

Cori Kaylor 

Sarah Webb Lent Keat ’50 

Hope Keating ’81 

Mr. and Mrs. John F. Keating 

Alison Trout Keeports ’92 

Georgia Kegley 

Briggett J. Keith ’72 

Katlin D. Kelety ’67 

Janet Sheppard Kelleher ’75 

Nicole Kelleher-Linkonis ’97 

Leslie Keller 

Barbara Tillman Kelley ’67 

Frances Lane Smith Kelley ’82 

Mary A. Kelley ’70 

Pamela Ford Kelley ’67 

Paula Brown Kelley ’78 

Barbara LaLance Kelly ’70 

Catherine Grier Kelly ’75 

Elizabeth Kelly ’85 

Elizabeth C. Kelly ’79 

Lindsey Neef Kelly ’99 

Rebecca E. Kelly 

Sharon Staley Kelly ’87 

Anne Hoagland Kelsey ’52 

Keenan Colton Kelsey ’66 

Ashley Kemp 

Janet and Robert Kemp 

Denali Kemppel 

Keith Kendrick 

Stephen Kenefick 

Frances Barnes Kennamer ’71 

Brianne Harvey Kennedy ’01 

Drew Kennedy 

Holly Kennedy 

Lee Kennedy 

Tatum Carolyn Kennedy ’98 

Karen Bender Kennelly ’98 

M. L. Kenney 

Sarah Houston Kenning ’01 

Jean Felty Kenny ’53 

Holly Weaver Kenreich ’76 

Jane Johnson Kent ’48 

J. D. Keogh 

Thomas Keogh 

Mary Stevenson Fontaine 

Keown ’63 

Margaret Waters Keriakos ’67 

Kathryn Waldrop 

Kerkering ’70 

Donna C. Kerley ’10 

Karen D. Kerlin ’83 

Stacey L. Kerr ’12 

Tom Kerr 

Marcy Kersch 

Nancy D. Kershner ’90 and 

William R. Kershner 

Bonnie and Charles C. 

Kestner 

Kristen Kestner 

Nancy Hudler Keuffel ’62 

Dianne Wood Keyser ’73 

Ronda J. Keyworth ’97 

Meridith Khan 

Amy Kidd 

Greta Kidd 

Virginia Klise Kidd ’70 

Edward and Karen Kiely 

Mr. and Mrs. William A. 

Kientz III 

Allison Kijak 

Cornelia Kiley 

Katherine Ashley Kilgore ’12 

Christina Cotter Kilhefner ’98 

Elizabeth J. Killiam ’08 

Marie-Therese Killiam 

Christina Killoran 

Elizabeth Giguere Kimball ’03 

Gloria and Zac Kimball 

Courtney Pfaff Kimble ’03 

Beverly Bassett Kimmel ’69 

Elizabeth Scott Kimmel ’75 

Stacey Kimmel-Smith 

Brenda Darden Kincaid ’68 

Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey C. King 

Cary Davis King ’73 

Dorothy Dana King ’67 

Holly Patricia Caswell 

King ’92 

Kaitlyn King 

Mary Haskins King ’45 

Michaelle Palmer Connors 

King ’87 

Sarah Strother King ’64 

Susan J. King ’78 

Dean Kinley 

James Kinney 

54 


Miriam Kirch 

Mr. and Mrs. Winfield S. 

Ann Lindquist Krikos ’92 

Ashley Rogers LaGanga ’05 

Harriet Heiden Kirchhoff ’51 

Knoke 

Creigh Casey Krin ’73 

Jamison Laib 

Karen Steinhardt 

Dawn Knopf 

Brooke Krivokucha 

Alice Cutting Laimbeer ’83 

Kirkbride ’56 

Amanda Bliss Knost ’95 

Amy Jane Kroeger ’90 

Aileen H. Laing ’57 

Bessie H. and James R. 

Kirkwood 

Katherine Anne Kirkwood ’04 

Virginia Lynch Kiseljack ’84 

Katherine Kissling 

Mr. and Mrs. Glen E. 

Kitchen, Jr. 

Sally Old Kitchin ’76 

Virginia MacKethan 

Kitchin ’59 

Ms. Misti Denise Kittman 

Page M. Kjellstrom ’70 

Jacqueline M. Kjono ’91 

Susan Walton Klaveness ’76 

Deborah Davison Klein ’78 

Richard Klein 

Savannah Klein ’16 

Mr. and Mrs. William F. Klein 

Heather Kleiner 

Hugo and Nancy Kleinhans 

Megan Sinner Kleinhans ’04 

Charlotte Evans Klett ’73 

Lisa Hagan Kliefoth ’79 

Michelle Scherrer Klimt ’84 

Alicia Zuke Kline ’82 

Jeanie Kline 

Mr. Robert H. Kline 

Ann Stuart McKie Kling ’74 

Jean Reeve Klinges ’53 

Laure Klopsis 

Jackie Knapper 

Lindsey Parr Knick ’04 

Kate Knight 

Linda Whitlow Knight ’71 

Randolph Knipp 

Sarah Johnston 

Knoblauch ’74 

Leslie Knodt 

Matthew Knoester 

The Reverend and Mrs. Peter 

N. Knost 

Casey Elaine Knott ’12 

Rebecca Faxon Knowles ’55 

Jocelyn Koch 

Mr. Mark Kockler 

Jenny Hogan Koehn ’98 

Cynthia Pierce 

Kohlenberger ’84 

Winston Kohler 

Ann Elizabeth Knoke 

Kohudic ’92 

Dennis Konkel 

Summer Konneker 

Alexandra Kontes 

Jami Elizabeth Kontkanen ’10 

Patricia Gilroy Koochaki ’69 

Karl and McKenzie Koon 

Katherine Koops 

Greg Kope 

Mr. and Mrs. Jan Koper 

Marlena Koper ’00 

Dale Kortze 

Elizabeth Anne Koslow ’13 

Ted Kouba 

Jana E. Koubek ’78 

Kama Boswell Koudelka ’85 

Anna Kovatcheva 

B. Joyce Kramar 

Jo Ann Soderquist Kramer ’64 

Grace Krause 

Melville Douglass Krebs ’69 

Kathryn Kreeger 

Leanne Weber Kreis ’85 

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. 

Kremer 

Alice Johnson Krendel ’72 

Linda Hill Krensky ’71 

Margaret Feild Kresge ’65 

Carol Anne Kroese ’74 

Janet Kroh Kroh ’83 

Cynthia Krohn 

Cathleen Cummings 

Krolczyk ’95 

Lynne Kropinak 

Anne Hauslein Kruchten ’00 

Bruce Watts Krucke ’54 

Gus Krucke 

Gen. Charles C. Krulak 

Linda Mallon Krulwich ’68 

Deanna Kubota 

Emily T. Kuchar ’96 

Mario Kuhar 

Jeanette Kuhn 

Caroline Johnston Kukla ’98 

Lynda Kukla 

James Kulikowski 

Katherine Ann Kummer ’03 

Jane Shipman Kuntz ’58 

Beth Kurtz 

Priscilla Blackstock Kurz ’67 

Daniel Kuthy 

Nancy Kuykendall 

Amy Katherine Kvien ’15 

Min Ho Kwaan ’60 

Sara Ruhle Kyle ’75 

Susan Herbert Kyle ’68 

Karen Malmquist Laakso ’90 

Ms. Deborah A. LaBarre 

Sally Byron LaBarre ’79 

Peter M. Labombarde 

Jose LaCambra 

Adrianna Taylor 

La Candia ’14 

Anne Richardson Lackey ’90 

Norman LaCroix 

Sherry Lacy 

Barbara Bullis LaFayette ’60 

Emily Leming La Jeunesse ’91 

Heather McPheeters Lake ’10 

Dorothy Senghas Lakner 

Jaya Lakshminarayanan 

Deborah LaLonde 

Jennifer Stringfellow 

Lamanna ’01 

Katherine Wilson Lamb ’71 

Mary Johnston Lambert ’05 

Muriel Wikswo Lambert ’66 

Benedicte Valentin 

Lamothe ’00 

Kimberly LaMotta 

Amy Campbell Lamphere ’80 

Chris Lancaster 

Grayson Harris Lane ’83 

Helen Murchison Lane ’46 

Florence Baldwin Langford ’81 

Jo Ann Langham 

Emile Langlois 

Erin Coyne Lanier ’08 

Diane Mann Lankford ’67 

Gen A. Lanphere 

Willie Newbury Lansing ’62 

Catherine R. Lanter ’96 

Shapleigh Donnelly 

LaPointe ’86 

Elizabeth Larabell 

Marthe Lardanchet ’99 

Reyhan Tansal Larimer ’62 

Cara Ardemagni LaRoche ’92 

Kirsten Vold Larsen ’84 

Mary Pat Behnke Larsen ’66 

John LaRue 

Nicole Gilkison LaRue ’01 

Marisol G. Laserna ’99 

Frances Griffith Laserson ’70 

CONTINUED 


55

Jeannine Petersen Laskey ’75 

John Leathers 

Amy J. Lemieux ’91 

Xinyu Li ’14 

Howard and Susan Lasky 

Marilyn Clark Leathers ’54 

Johanna Lemieux 

Annamarie Lichtenberg ’13 

Linda McGuire Last ’58 

Harriet Harrison Leavell ’81 

Leslie Braginetz Lemish ’89 

Lorie Teeter Lichtlen ’82 

Nancy Dew Lathrop ’67 

Katherine Leaver 

Charles Lemme 

Virginia Sheaff Liddel ’52 

Irfan Lorraine Kiratli 

Kimberly Lebar 

Ann Crowell Lemmon ’60 

Kristen Lientz 

Latimer ’90 

Courtney LeBlanc 

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Francis 

Nancy Palermo Lietz ’86 

Mrs. Catherine Crowell 

Latimore 

Kirsten Latsen 

Cynthia Laufenberg 

Lynn M. Laufenberg 

Catharine King Laufer ’96 

Sue Mossey Laufer ’73 

Pamela Laukaitis 

Elizabeth Blackwell 

Laundon ’69 

Melissa Carrington Laurie ’86 

Daniel Lavery 

Karen Lavin-Sutton 

Stacey Marie White Law ’89 

Christina Lawes 

Blair Walker Lawrence ’68 

Irene Lawrence 

Katherine Schuhmacher 

Lawrence ’60 

Moira Erickson Lawrence ’80 

Adam and Lollie Lawson 

Dorothy Moore Lawson ’59 

Josephine Shaw Lawson ’70 

Karol A. Lawson ’81 

Kathryn Elizabeth Lawson ’04 

Kurt Lawson 

Mary Scales Lawson ’70 

Rebecca Harris Layne ’03 

Eleanor Snow Lea ’40 

Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Leach 

Mr. and Mrs. Carville B. 

Leaf, Jr. 

Kaelyn D. Leake ’09 

Kathleen Leake 

Jennifer A. Lear ’99 

Kelly Collins Lear ’96 

Patricia Lear 

Hilary Taylor LeBlanc ’93 

Roxie LeBlanc 

Laura S. Lechler ’96 

Martha Dabney Leclere ’54 

Nicole Ledbetter 

Scott Ledbetter 

Anne McGrath Lederer ’57 

Ann Tremain Lee ’69 

Ardyce G. Lee ’00 

Camille Lee 

Caroline Lee 

Debra Lee ’90 

Johnny Lee 

Paul Lee 

Paula Victoria Lee ’89 

Rosemary Lee 

Stacey Lawrence Lee ’91 

Lola Lee Beno 

Irene Leech 

Nancy Fink Leeds ’57 

Virginia Bennett Leeds ’88 

Adam Lees 

Ann Leggett 

Katherine Leggett 

Maren Howard Leggett ’95 

Matthew Legner 

Rachel Bostain Legum ’03 

Nahtaniel Lehigh 

Lynda Leibel ’82 

Margaret W. Leigh ’73 

Jessica B. Leiner ’10 

Rob Leischner 

Laura Virginia Leitch ’14 

Claire Leland 

Deirdre A. Leland ’68 

John Leland 

Lenihan 

Nancy Newell Lennon ’64 

Ruth Willingham Lentz ’74 

Liz Kent Leon 

Olivia Anne McGregor 

Leon ’65 

Alexis Simmont Leonard ’11 

Ann Colston Leonard ’47 

Harriet Ivey Leonard ’80 

Keedie Grones Leonard ’76 

Richard Leonard 

Jessica E. Leonardi ’07 

Ginger Dreyfus Lerner ’52 

Diane M. Leslie ’73 

Kristen Lessen 

Dorothy Wood Letts ’50 

Emmy Sau Han Leung ’89 

Lynda Overly Levengood ’64 

Christine Eng Leventhal ’73 

Jonathan Levi 

Sasha Anne Levine ’05 

David Levite 

Karyn Harcum Levy ’86 

Susan Mann Levy ’86 

Ruth Darnley Lewin ’83 

Elizabeth Nicholson Lewis ’74 

Emily Lewis 

Helen Lewis 

Helen Smith Lewis ’54 

Mrs. Jack C. Lewis 

Jean Graceanne Lewis ’87 

Jeanne H. E. Lewis ’83 

Jennifer Crawley Lewis ’88 

Lydia Frances Lewis ’15 

Sarah E. Lewis 

Turina Nicole Lewis ’14 

Sarah M. Lightbody ’12 

Betsy Liles 

Gary Liljegren 

Anthony Lilly 

Rachel McHugh Lilly ’63 

Mary Entwistle Limbert ’66 

Crystal Limerick 

Camelot J. Lindauer ’93 

Megan Read Lindberg ’91 

Nancy Robinson Lindberg ’78 

Sarah M. Lindemann ’13 

Mollie Katherine Linden ’10 

Ryk and Wendy Linden 

Karin Lindgren ’75 

Susan Lynne Dickinson 

Lindner ’84 

Brittany Griffith Lindsey ’10 

Douglas Lindsey 

Elizabeth R. Lindsey ’86 

Jenna Wasylenko Lindsey ’10 

Kathleen Lindsey 

Sarah R. Lindsey ’04 

Marcia Pace Lindstrom ’66 

Susan Anthony Lineberry ’79 

Christina K. Link ’02 

Miriam Wyse Linsky ’50 

Elizabeth Linville 

Julia Hanneken Linza ’92 

Margaret Lippard 

Elizabeth Hanger 

Lippincott ’42 

Elizabeth Johnston 

Lipscomb ’59 

Linda Lipscomb ’73 

Suzanne Petrie Liscouski ’91 

Suzanne M. Little ’68 

Betty Mundy Littrell ’52 

56 


Col. and Mrs. Ward 

Litzenberg 

Mary A. Lively 

Astrid M. B. Liverman ’98 

Eric Liverman 

Maria Burroughs 

Livingston ’40 

Marilynn Marshall 

Livingston ’74 

Gail P. Lloyd ’60 

Jennifer Beck Locke ’96 

Stacey Sickels Locke ’88 

Sandy Lockridge 

Peggy Jean Fossett 

Lodeesen ’58 

Patricia Lodewick ’57 

Margaret E. Loebe ’06 

Page Nelson Loeser ’62 

Cheryl Harris Lofland ’79 

Martha C. Loftin ’07 

Nan Dabbs Loftin ’81 

Edna Osmanski Loftus ’72 

Richard Loftus 

Katharine Fish Lohr ’09 

Michael Lokmor 

Brennan Lollis 

Kathryn Hall Lombardi ’97 

Amelie Lombardini ’07 

Martha Watson Lombardy ’82 

Chelsea Capizzi-Walsh 

Lomicka ’08 

Eve Jackson London ’78 

Jean Morris Long ’54 

Mr. and Mrs. Lowell E. Long 

Michelle A. Long 

Randi Miles Long ’66 

Savannah Humphrey 

Long ’05 

Zackariah Long 

Elizabeth Wray Longino ’78 

Amy F. Longley ’84 

Kathryn Lookofsky 

Beatrice Dingwell Loos ’46 

Carolyn Loram 

Elizabeth Meyerink Lord ’59 

Harrah Lord ’66 

Paul Lorio 

Roderick Loss 

Noelle Lotano ’00 

Stephanie Belk Loter ’98 

Hannah Lott 

Rosalie Morgan Louis ’10 

Amy Elaine Loux ’94 

Mary C. Love ’70 

Virginia Page Love ’50 

Amy Loveridge 

Angela Love-Zaranka 

Candida Connard Low ’68 

Anne Simonds Lowe ’78 

Julia Fort Lowe ’63 

Katharine Tilghman Lowe ’57 

Linda Lowell 

Danielle Catherine Lowery ’16 

Joan Lowery 

E. James Lowrey 

Kristen Whitney Lowrey ’87 

Christine Smith Lowry ’57 

Amber Lubeck ’09 

Michelle Lucado 

Carol Lucas 

Perry Liles Lucas ’85 

Jane Garland Lucas ’73 

Wendy S. Lucia ’93 

Frances Matton Luckett ’45 

James Luckinbill 

Joan Lucy 

Jerry Dreisbach Ludeke ’54 

Susan Posey Ludeman ’80 

Mary F. Ludington ’76 

Stacy Ludington ’12 

Kelli Ludlum 

Melanie Luke 

Peyton White Lumpkin ’76 

Anne Lund 

Jennifer L. Lundy ’10 

Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. 

Lundy 

Victoria Lunsford 

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew L. Luoni 

Mr. and Mrs. Todd Douglas 

Lusby 

Courtney S. Luther 

Barney Walker Lutsk ’65 

Cheryl Lux ’76 

Sara Finnegan Lycett ’61 

Ary Lotterhos Lyle ’60 

M. Lynn Lyle ’67 

Cassandra Kathleen 

Lynch ’07 

Eleanor Lynch 

Erica Thomson Lynch ’92 

Patricia Sparks Lyndon ’68 

Jennifer Swisher Lynes ’97 

Catherine W. Lynn ’64 

Elizabeth Francke Lynn ’74 

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Edgar Lynn 

Jennifer N. Lynn ’06 

Merrill Lynn 

Nancy Coppedge Lynn ’61 

Edith Bell Lyon ’52 

Megan Coffield Lyon ’80 

Emily Lyons 

Christina Savage Lytle ’88 

Clair Falcon Maasbach ’81 

Margot Mabie 

Mary Rhoda Mabry ’80 

Maria MacCormack 

Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. 

MacDonald III 

Mary MacDonald 

Nina Brown MacDonald ’81 

Faith Bullis Mace ’61 

Mrs. Marian D. MacGregor 

Mr. and Mrs. Eric J. Machinist 

Sarah C. Machinist ’01 

Whitney W. Machnik ’85 

Marieluise Macht 

Elizabeth Haskell Mack ’57* 

Amber Lee MacKay ’15 

William MacKenzie 

Elizabeth Eisinger Mackes ’86 

Milissa Mackey 

Julie Whitehurst 

MacKinlay ’66 

Brooke Hamilton 

MacKinnon ’62 

John MacKinnon 

Katherine Margaret 

Macklin ’13 

Monna Simpson 

MacLellan ’51 

G. W. MacLeod 

Nancy E. MacMeekin ’65 

Josephine Wiens 

MacMichael ’67 

Heather MacMillan 

Victoria Amanda 

MacMillan ’87 

Tonia W. Macneil ’68 

Melaina Macone ’11 

Marion MacRae ’67 

Peter T. and Claire C. Macy 

Michael J. Madden 

Stacey Dyan Maddox ’04 

Diane Magasich 

Meta Bond Magevney ’63 

Kathryn Thilking 

Maginnis ’73 

Ella Hanson Magruder ’75 

and Mark M. Magruder 

Helene Bauer Magruder ’57 

Mia Magruder 

Katherine Cooley Maher ’68 

James Mahon 

Kristen Layman Mahoney ’89 

Monica C. Mahoney ’89 

Blanchette Chappell Maier ’73 

Michelle Maitland 

Alice Benton Major ’79 

Jennifer Schmidt Major ’99 

CONTINUED 

*Deceased 


57

Julia Easley Mak ’49 

Ms. Candice Marceau ’10 

Mr. and Mrs. Danny J. Martin 

Linda Mason 

Ann Vandersyde Malbon ’80 

Jennifer Marchal 

Dixie Lynn Martin ’15 

Susan Hickman Mason ’95 

Sonja Malcolm 

Christina E. Marchetti ’05 

Edna L. Martin ’81 

Tracy Meier Mason ’93 

Ann South Malick ’75 

Anita Marcotte 

Elizabeth Hensley Martin ’91 

Robin D. Mass 

Stefan Belza and 

Laura Reither Marcotte ’02 

Erin Martin 

Ellen Massey 

Anna Malicka 

Joan Teetor Marder ’50* 

Harriet Wall Martin ’65 

Meg Massey 

Mariah Smith Malik ’86 

Dale and Myrna Marfell 

Jamie Planck Martin ’81 

Antonia Bredin Massie ’77 

Barbara E. Mallett ’79 

Evelyn Cantey Marion ’41 

Jeanette Martin 

Eleanor Gilmore Massie ’66 

Fannie Zollicoffer 

Mallonee ’80 

Margaret Milnor Mallory ’76 

Susan Mallory 

Holly Miller Mallos ’95 

L. Joe and Martha Malloy 

Emilie Janay Malone ’04 

Frances Redmond Malone ’77 

Caiti Maloney 

Jane A. Maloney ’74 

Megan C. Maloney ’08 

Timothy Maloney 

Megan C. Maltby ’95 

John Mammarappallil 

Anne Williams 

Manchester ’55 

Linda Mancini 

Susan Jahn Mancini ’64 

Elizabeth Mandler 

Jennifer Temple 

Mangrum ’03 

Sharon T. Mangus ’74 

Nalini Mani ’93 

Anne Baldwin Mann ’78 

Sue Corning Mann ’49 

Ursula Mann 

Elvira McMillan Mannelly ’65 

Stephanie Mannen 

Megan C. Manubay ’08 

Alexandra Stewart 

Manwarren ’94 

Melissa Clough Manzo ’12 

Diana Marahrens 

Cynthia Wacholtz Marbut ’86 

Thomas Marcais 

Kathryn Marion ’84 

Nancy Blackwell Marion ’74 

Meredith-Clarissa Mark 

Mr. and Mrs. Felix D. 

Markham IV 

Mary Markham 

Dea Markley 

Alexandra Marks 

Mr. and Mrs. Dale Marks 

Lori Saraniero Marks ’92 

Mary Shaw Halsey Marks ’74 

Sarah Elizabeth Maroney ’10 

Mr. and Mrs. Terrell L. 

Maroney 

Jackie Marquardt 

Mary Cole Marquis ’86 

Amanda Marr 

Olivia Ungerer Marschall ’06 

Kenneth Marsh 

Pamela Marsh 

Anne Randolph Marshall ’77 

Bradford Marshall 

Diana E. Marshall ’04 

Eleanora L. Marshall ’70 

Emily Suzanne Marshall ’15 

Holly Elkins Marshall ’95 

Liz Marshall 

Rosalind J. Marshall 

Sharon Marshall 

Carol Allison Martell 

Andrew Martin 

Barbara D. Martin ’01 

Dr. and Mrs. C. Allen 

Martin, Jr. 

Caterine Martin 

Jennie L. Martin ’02 

Jennifer Martin 

Jesse K. Martin ’02 

Judith Powell Martin ’67 

Julia Groves Martin ’42 

Katherine J. Martin ’98 

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. 

Martin 

Laura Gredys Martin ’90 

Laura Rose Martin ’91 

Lucile Page Martin ’95 

Margaret Sheffield Martin ’48 

Molly Dunn Martin ’73 

Olivia W. Martin ’76 

Peninah Meighan Martin ’58 

Robert Martin 

Debra and Ronald Martin 

Ryan Martin 

Stephanie C. Martin 

Consuelo Michelle 

Martinez ’82 

Ms. Delia E. Martinez 

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Martinez 

Marcia Brandenburg 

Martinson ’74 

Elizabeth Eager Marvel ’05 

Mary-Ellen Martin Marvel ’67 

Anna L. Maschal 

Laura Maschal 

Stephen Masciola 

Judith Harbottle Maselli ’68 

Reda Annis Masincup ’09 

Irene M. Maslanik ’07 

Kathryn Mason 

Kirstin Mason 

Joy Peebles Massie ’57 

Lourine Mays Massie ’67 

Mary Massie 

Mary Catherine Massie ’10 

Sara Massy 

Mary McCall Mastin ’67 

Elinor Vorys Matchneer ’54 

Anna Kay Matejka ’08 

Ruth Ratliff Matheny ’08 

Autumn L. Mather ’97 

Mr. and Mrs. James R. Mather 

Elizabeth W. Matheson ’64 

Fionna J. Matheson ’98 

Mr. and Mrs. James V. 

Matheson 

Rebecca Claire Matheson ’15 

Ann C. Mathews ’69 

Deyanne Passarello 

Mathews ’75 

Jessica Steinhice Mathews ’87 

Melanie Stembal Mathews ’68 

Kathryn Carroll 

Mathewson ’66 

Barbara Offutt Mathieson ’70 

Cornelia Long Matson ’58 

Victoria Matter ’90 

Mr. and Mrs. Richard V. 

Mattingly, Jr. 

Faith Mattison ’48 

Brigette Laib Mattox ’98 

Mr. Charles Mattox 

Kristin Liljegren Maurice ’92 

Laura Maus 

Madalyn DeLaurrie 

Mawyer ’12 

58 


*Deceased

Sarah Madison Maxey ’02 

Jane McCarthy 

Dorothy and Matt McDaniel 

Christopher McGowan 

Genevieve Maxon-Stark 

Karen McCarthy 

Nancy Moss McDaniel ’65 

James McGrady 

Donna and Stephen Maxwell 

Mary McCarthy 

Patricia J. McDaniel and 

Martha E. McGrady 

Emory Furniss Maxwell ’74 

Mary (Mai) McCarthy ’11 

William F. West 

Kathleen Ann McGregor ’14 

McNair Currie Maxwell ’63 

Brenda May 

Louise Jenkins Maybank ’60 

Judy Addison Mayberry ’67 

Dorothy Ulf Mayer ’59 

Gay Reddig Mayl ’55 

Olivia Benedict Maynard ’58 

Jimmy Mayne 

Cheryl Tyree Mayo ’70 

Cathy Cash Mays ’84 

Erin G. Mays ’05 

Mary U. Mazgaj ’09 

Caitlin Webber Mazzucca ’04 

Virginia Tripp McAdams ’05 

Emily Dick McAlister ’78 

June Neighbors 

McAllister ’58 

Kathryn McAllister 

Ann McAllister-Thomas ’87 

Anne Stupp McAlpin ’68 

Linda Lee McAndrew ’64 

Anna McAninch 

Allen McBride 

Anne McBride 

Elli McBride 

Caitlin McCabe 

Cynthia Hardy McCabe ’74 

Mary McCahill 

Maline Gilbert McCalla ’60 

Erica C. Kennedy 

McCallie ’07 

Lenetta Archard 

McCampbell ’85 

Allison Jennings 

McCance ’64 

Amy Thompson 

McCandless ’68 

Diana McCargo 

Deborah Koss McCarthy ’77 

Maura H. McCarthy ’93 


McCarthy 

Shannon Burke McCarthy ’95 

Carol McCrary McCartney 

Mary Lee McGinnis 

McClain ’54 

Stacey D. McClain ’93 

Marilyn K. McClelland ’76 

Deborah and Richard 

McClintock 

Kate Gorman McClung ’11 

Margaret Graves McClung ’53 

Polly Parker McClure ’83 

D. D. McClurkin 

Elizabeth Parker McColl ’63 

Janet Baldwin McColloch ’79 

Margaret Katterjohn 

McCollom ’40 

Judy A. McComb ’90 

Carol Blanton McCord ’47 

Marissa Jo McCord ’15 

Pamela Drake McCormick ’72 

Rita McCowan 

Elena McCoy 

Leah McCoy 

Martha Hoffman McCoy ’44 

Elizabeth Waring 

McCracken ’02 

Mary McCracken 

Lianne McCray 

Julia McCready 

Kimea W. McCuller ’15 

Ann Knickerbocker 

McCulloch ’63 

Diana Landau McCulloch ’81 

Mr. and Mrs. Norman E. 

McCulloch, Jr. 

Robert McCullough 

Andrea McCully 

Harriotte Dodson 

McDannald ’65 

Lisa M. Rogness 

McDermott ’83 

Timothy McDermott 

Joan A. McDevitt 

Mary Lee McDonald ’65 

Susan Strong McDonald ’65 

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel 

McDonough 

Gretchen M. McDonough ’08 

Anne Billings McDougall ’73 

Martha Benn McDowall ’64 

Barrie Jeffrey McDowell ’81 

Mary McDowell 

Nancy B. McDowell ’63 

Elizabeth Kennon McElroy ’16 

Randolph McElroy, Jr. 

Aline Rex McEvoy ’65 

Colston McEvoy 

Fiona Margaret McFadden ’12 

Margaret Hoy McFadden ’72 

Jane A. McFaddin ’73 

Margaret S. McFaddin ’75 

Sadie McFarlane 

Lynn Ulrici McGarvey ’57 

Barbara L. McGehee 

Karis Mcgill 

Mariah Leakhim McGill ’02 

Sarah Dean McGill ’66 

Bridget M. McGinley ’14 

Evah Pottmeyer McGinley ’98 

Sharon Kane McGinley 

K. Holly McGlothlin ’78 

Mr. and Mrs. Vol Forrest 

McGlothin 

Karen Jaffa McGoldrick ’79 

Anthony F. McGonigle 

Tracey McGovern 

Michael A. McGrew 

Sarah Kennedy McGroarty ’77 

Thelma Houk McGrory ’57 

Seana Lyn McGuffey ’04 

Mary Boyd McGuire ’89 

Catherine Roberts 

McHaney ’55 

Comber R. McHugh ’86 

Sarane McHugh ’81 

Deana McInnis 

Jordan C. McIntire ’11 

Michelle McIntire 

Jean McIntosh ’65 

Ann Mc Iver 

Carole Craven McIvor ’71 

Cynthia A. McKay ’78 

Alaina C. McKee ’10 

Janine Brockie McKee ’70 

Margot A. McKee ’60 

Virginia Ready McKeel ’62 

Lauren Friend McKelvey ’03 

Susan Mckelvey 

Bernadean Gupton 

McKelway ’78 

Barbara McKenna 

Arthur E. McKenzie 

Dr. and Mrs. Peter McKeown 

Adrienne McKinney 

Gwen M. McKinney ’03 

Stephanie Lyon Pratt 

McKinney ’91 

James M. McKinnon 

Trudy Slade McKnight ’71 

Christine McLain ’71 

Mr. and Mrs. Chuck McLamb 

Rachel McLane 

William McLarty 

CONTINUED 


59

Tara and Timothy 

Doreen M. McVeigh ’09 

Lisette Mendes 

Aaron Michalove 

McLaughlin 

Rebecca Michie McVeigh ’87 

Frances Crispin Davis 

Amy Daugherty Michel ’96 

Ann McLean 

Lynn M. McWhood 

Menefee ’98 

Norma Michels 

Marjorie Rebentisch 

McLemore ’70 

Sarah E. McLemore ’08 

Dorothy Woods McLeod ’58 

Douglas R. McLeod 

Heather A. McLeod ’99 

Theron Diana McLeod ’08 

Elizabeth J. McMartin ’79 

Lynne Pottharst McMillan ’69 

Rebecca Gheen McMillan ’03 

Tia Campbell McMillan ’66 

Caroline Hayley 

McMillian ’15 

Sally Hyde McMillin ’56* 

Judith A. McMoran, PhD.* 

Janie Willingham 

McNabb ’67 

Rebecca Towill McNair ’60 

Margaret E. McNamara ’12 

Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. 

McNamara 

William McNamara 

Mary Clare Briscoe 

McNatt ’76 

Mr. and Mrs. Colin A. P. 

McNease 

Kate McNeel 

Catherine J. McNider ’83 

Barbara Baisley McPartlin ’92 

Carolyn Ream McPheeters ’82 

Margaret McPhillips 

Molly McQueen 

Morgan Lynn McRae ’15 

Nan McRee Williams 

Jack McReynolds 

Michael G. McShane 

Rebekah A. McSpadden ’07 

Catherine McSwain 

Heather Marianne 

McTague ’11 

Lauren McTague 

Cynthia McWilliams 

Sheila M. McWilliams ’92 

Caren J. Meade ’06 

Frances deSaussure 

Meade ’68 

Mary Mead-Hagen 

Emma Terese Meador ’09 

M. Jill Meadows ’97 

Margaret Meadows 

Mary Beeler Meadows ’69 


Meadows III 

Katherine Turner Mears ’53 

Alexandra Stark Mebane ’12 

M. Elizabeth Medaglia ’69 

Julia Mee 

Wendy Schnering Meehan ’76 

Peter Meek 

Rebecca Bottomley 

Meeker ’71 

Adriana L. Meeks ’05 

Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. 

Meeks 

Miriam Washabaugh 

Meglan ’71 

Megan E. Meighan ’07 

Rachel Renzy Meima ’90 

Carson Freemon Meinen ’80 

Robert Meisel 

Virginia Borah Meislahn ’62 

Kimberley Dickey 

Melcher ’90 

Bethany May Melendy ’09 

Cecelia Clark Melesco ’75 

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Melia 

Anne Milbank Mell ’71 

Mary Virginia Roberts 

Mellow ’50 

Michele Melton 

Roy J. Melton, Jr. 

Catherine and Charles Melvin 

Carl Merat 

Joan Messenger Merchan ’65 

Carolyn Foster Meredith ’61 

John Meredith 

Karen Black Meredith ’80 

Amanda Mergenthaler 

Angela Elliott Merrick ’98 

Justin Merrick 

Anne Rhett Taylor Merrill ’69 

Ellen Merritt 

Jacqueline Roxanne 

Merritt ’11 

Ramona Merritt 

Emma Marie Merritt- 

Cuneo ’14 

Stephanie Merves 

Angela Mescall 

Jane Jamison Messer ’59 

Mary Watt Messer ’83 

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin E. 

Messikomer 

Rebecca Young Metro ’86 

Dr. and Mrs. Charles F. Meyer 

Elizabeth A. Meyer ’03 

Faun Meyer 

Karen Gill Meyer ’63 

Louellen Brooks Meyer ’85 

Margot Saur Meyer ’60 

Mary Trabue Meyer ’63 

Patricia Stanton Meyer ’61 

Richard G. Meyer 

Ruth Oddy Meyer ’51 

Frances Mallory Meyers ’64 

Petsy Gautier Mezey ’55 

Jean Chaloux Miani ’72 

Deborah Glazier Michael ’62 

Juliette Nicole Michael ’15 

Rosalinda Guardabassi 

Michael ’77 

Scott Michaels 

Paul and Therese Michels 

Meredith Slane Michener ’47 

John Michie 

Ida Mick 

Joan Adriance Mickelson ’69 

Jennifer Middleton 

Matthew Mikula 

Linda Mill 

Rebecca Elizabeth Mill ’15 

Lucy Chapman Millar ’83 

Jarrett Dudley Millard ’70 

Autumn Hope Miller ’17 

Barbara Yocom Miller ’63 

Carol Vontz Miller ’68 

Carolyn Eney Miller ’03 

Catherine Adams Miller ’82 

Charlotte Taylor Miller ’55 

Chasity Clarke Miller ’04 

Georgina O. Miller ’11 

Jaime Oliver Miller ’02 

Jeannette Bush Miller ’71 

John C. and Bette B. Miller 

John E. Miller, Jr. 

Joyce Miller 

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis N. 

Miller, Jr. 

Marlo Miller 

Mary Ann Miller 

Mary Fitzhugh Miller ’64 

Mary Webb Miller ’57 

Mary White Miller ’41 

Rebecca Denise Miller ’97 

Sara B. Miller ’02 

Sharon Resener Miller ’81 

Warren Moore Miller ’72 

Mr. and Mrs. William Miller 

Sheila Miller-Guttenberg ’95 

Amy Jenkins Millican ’89 

Laura McGlamery Million ’96 

Virginia Corwin Millo ’63 

*Deceased 

60 


Elaine L. Mills ’74 

James Mills 

Lindsay Elizabeth Mills ’09 

Michael and Susan Mills 

Norma Patteson Mills ’60 

Sloane Yeadon Mills ’84 

Susan Mills 

Sharon Milne 

Julia Walton Milstead ’86 

Alice MacKroth 

Minassian ’64 

Meri T. Minatel-Schreiber ’89 

Lydia Marsh Mindling ’12 

Margaret Henning 

Minnick ’66 

Nancy Ettinger Minor ’56 

Anne Ortengren Miranda ’01 

Lisa Mirando 

Kimberley Schmidt 

Miscavage ’01 

Julie Harju Misakinis ’99 

Rachael Davis Mitakides ’09 

Elizabeth Mitchell 

Elizabeth Hamshaw 

Mitchell ’00 

Jennifer Green Mitchell ’86 

Joette Keaton Mitchell ’91 

Katie Pritchett Harris 

Mitchell ’66 

Pamela Ramsdell Mitchell ’79 

Rush Harris Mitchell ’98 

Sarah Liston Mitchell ’06 

Virginia Cates Mitchell ’63 

Wendy Mitchell 

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth 

Mittelholtz 

Mary Mittell 

Jennifer Whitney Mix ’15 

Alyssa Mobley 

Sue Lawton Mobley ’55 

Katharine A. Mockett ’66 

Sarah Adams Model ’62 

Chelsea Karina Modeste ’15 

Stephen Douglas 

Modzelewski 

Sarah Bonham Mohle ’77 

Page Moir 

Virginia Edahl Molan ’10 

Shawn Mole 

Citlali Molina ’16 

Kelly Schmitt Molique ’94 

Robert Moll 

Carol Jean Hadley Molnar ’83 

Amy Andrews Monahan ’80 

Virginia M. Moncure ’08 

Gina M. Mondel ’99 

Carmen Pinelli Mones ’85 

Kara Evans Mongello ’07 

Carolyn Monger 

Caitlin Monjeau 

Mary Gillespie Monroe ’67 

Catherine Montague 

Edna Montague 

Mildred Moon Montague ’40* 

Susan Taylor Montague ’59 

Hailey Beaudry 

Montalbano ’16 

Mr. Michael C. Montalbano 

Hannah Rose Montalvo ’12 

Jackelinne R. Montero ’13 

Jennifer Leigh Montfort ’01 

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan W. 

Montfort 

A. Elizabeth Montgomery ’75 

Denise Montgomery ’75 

Tonya Grudier 

Montgomery ’98 

Elizabeth Braden Moody ’67 

Anya Elizabeth Moon ’02 

Mr. and Mrs. James A. Moon 

Dorothy Lear Mooney ’78 

Jane D. Mooney ’77 

Jessica Thistlethwaite 

Mooney ’04 

Ann R. Moore ’69 

Catherine Taylor Moore ’78 

Cecilia A. Moore ’88 

Franklin Moore 

Ivan Moore 

Janes Moore 

Jennifer Moore 

Kara D’Ambra Dickey 

Moore ’95 

Maria Moore 

Mary Varn Moore ’72 

Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell L. 

Moore 

Sally Hamilton Moore ’61 

Shanna Moore 

Sonja Johnson Moore ’93 

Taylor Moore 

Virginia Freeman Moore ’76 

Jane C. Moorefield ’51 

Kimberly Roda Moorhead ’95 

Randy Bruce Moorhead 

Megan Gallagher 

Moosman ’91 

Charles and Patricia Mooza 

Laura M. Mooza ’12 

Christopher Morales 

Diane D. Moran 

Julia Elizabeth Moran ’15 

Kenneth Moran 

Sasha M. Moran ’05 

Hannah Craighill 

Morehead ’79 

Betsey Belisle Moreland ’60 

Amy Morelli 

Dale Sayler Morgan ’45 

Daria (Dasha) Morgan ’65 

Mr. and Mrs. John Luther 

Morgan III 

Megan Lincoln Morgan ’76 

Mehegan Bennett Morgan ’15 

Mitzi Morgan ’85 

Robert Morgan 

Sarah Ashley Morgan ’13 

Steve Morgan 

Susan E. Morgan ’94 

Katharine Fisher Morland ’71 

Amy Moroney 

Lena Marie Morrill ’11 

Richard Morrill 

Alicia Markham Morris ’02 

Carter Heyward Morris ’73 

Claiborne and Courtney 

Morris 

David Morris 

Grant Morris 

Dr. and Mrs. J. Douglas 

Morris 

Miriam Baker Morris ’83 

Samuel Morris 

Scott Morris 

Shauna Morris 

Simone Lucy Wallace 

Morris ’11 

Kelly S. Morrison 

Mary Carozza Morrison ’59 

Susan Parker Morrison ’66 

Tyler Morrison 

Peggy Morrison-Outon ’72 

Betty Booker Morriss ’66 

Makanah Dunham 

Morriss ’66 

Agnes Towers Morrissey ’79 

Gertrude Kelly Morron ’52 

Jane Clarke Morrow ’45 

Margaret Moran Morrow ’67 

Wendy Morrow 

Elvira Whitehead Morse ’48 

Frances Kirven Morse ’68 

Katherine W. Morse ’01 

Tyler Morse 

Kristen Johnson 

Mortensen ’09 

Whitney Mortimer 

Jenny Mortimore 

Caperton Morton ’85 

Marion Harvey Morton ’67 

Mary Payne Morton ’64 

CONTINUED 

*Deceased 


61

Tegan Morton 

Gerald and Pamela Munro 

Catherine Crowell Latimore 

Jessica Newmark 

Margaret Mundy Mosby ’62 

Kennedy Elspeth Munro ’11 

Namorato ’96 

Linda Sims Newmark ’60 

Steven D. and Janet Moseley 

Mary Munson 

Alyson G. Napier ’08 

Patricia Winton Newmark ’69 

Monique Moshier Moshier ’02 

Kris Murchie 

Shayal Narayan ’14 

Lindsay Smith Newsom ’67 

Chuck and Mary Lou Moss 

Marguerite McKee Moss ’66 

Miriam Molander Moss ’62 

Tay Moss 

Lorelei Bahret Mote ’94 

Jenny Motley 

Donna Mottilla 

Cynthia Stover Motyka ’80 

Joy Reynolds Mouledoux ’84 

Patricia Mountrey ’68 

Ellen Murphy Clement 

Mouri ’80 

Sarah Mouri ’06 

Lydia Plamp Mower ’55 

Jim Mozingo 

Cleveland Muecke 

Sara Stone Mueller ’89 

Susan Lykes Mueller ’70 

Joanne Mueller-London 

Carlina N. Muglia ’07 

Elisabeth S. Muhlenfeld ’53 

Christina L. Muir ’97 

Sutapa Mukherjee ’93 

Karen Mulder 

Meredith Davis Mulhern ’99 

Anne Carroll Mulholland ’56 

Kimberly Mullane 

Marilyn Mullane 

Amy Elizabeth Mullen ’02 

Audrey H. Mullen ’89 

Carla Lackey Muller ’93 

Bonnie Mullinax 

Carol Lowdon Mullis ’64 

Linde Mullis 

Luke Mulock ’93 

Christina Tellalian 

Mulvihill ’88 

Melissa Gist Mundy ’03 

Carole E. Munn ’67 

Valeria Murphey ’71 

Catharine Adams Murphy ’72 

Dagmar Stoll Murphy ’64 

Elizabeth Burdge Murphy ’75 

Emily Murphy 

Erin Oney Murphy ’95 

Helen Turner Murphy ’56 

Jessica Faye Murphy ’13 

Joe Murphy 

Mary Petree Murphy ’70 

Maureen Murphy 

Michael D. Murphy 

Pam and Tom Murphy 

Christina Murphy Vaughn ’06 

Bettina Patterson Murray ’64 

Brian P. Murray 

Caroline Tuttle Murray ’71 

Christine Kulczycki 

Murray ’68 

Colleen Karaffa Murray ’06 

Corell Lauter Murray ’56 

Jane Cox Murray ’85 

Sally Beer Murray ’65 

Winifred S. Murray ’66 

Kerry Keins 

Mutschelknaus ’04 

Katherine Johnston Myatt ’64 

Christina Hoefer Myers ’75 

Helen Myers 

June Speight Myers ’87 

Katharine Vaughan Myers ’06 

Margaret Gillmer Myers ’66 

Susan Myers 

Thomas E. Myers 

Jasmine Myers-Duncan 

Tiffany Moseley Myrick ’03 

Susan Waller Nading ’72 

Kathleen Bailey Nager ’53 

Reji Nair 

Maggie Mae Sherwood 

Nase ’10 

Terry Sprouse Nash 

Wendy (Mary M.) Nash ’08 

America Navarro 

Kristen Nawn 

Frederika Merriman 

Naylor ’55 

Emma Malone Neave ’12 

Elise Webb Neeland ’72 

Caitlyn Gladstone 

Neilands ’10 

Candace Sheffield Neilson ’73 

Catherine Osuna Neis ’97 

Anne Garrity Nelson ’79 

Brian Nelson 

Dawn Monahan Nelson ’91 

Diane King Nelson ’48 

Elizabeth Nelson 

Jane W. Nelson ’66 

Jennifer M.Gaudette 

Nelson ’95 

Judith Nelson 

Julie Hildebrand Nelson ’96 

Mary Johnson Nelson ’64 

Mellie Hickey Nelson ’67 

Michael Nemeth 

Michelle Nenov 

Mary Burwell Nesbit ’56 

Jan Armstrong 

Neuenschwander ’57 

Anna L. Newberg ’11 

Frederick Newberg 

Jane Shoesmith Newcomb ’48 

Tasha Swales Newill ’97 

Margaret deLashmutt 

Newlyn ’62 

Angela Rodriguez 

Newman ’01 

Carol D. Newman ’71 

Beth Ann Trapold Newton ’86 

Louise Cooke Newton ’82 

Pamela Tipton Newton ’69 

Rosalind Newton 

Frances Browder Nibley ’51 

Catherine Detmar 

Nicholls ’63 

Martha Clay Nichols ’56 

Margaret Louise 

Nicholson ’09 

Jennifer and Neil Nicholson 

Ruth Mackie Nicholson ’58 

Karen Gonya Nickles ’86 

Julia Nicodemus 

Barbara Ashton Nicol ’74 

Britton Hassell Nielsen ’67 

Tennessee Nielsen ’76 

Derrick John Niemann 

Kathryn A. Niemeier ’05 

Jera L. Niewoehner ’99 

Catherine Winship Nihem ’95 

Lori Smith Nilan ’02 

Marcelle Blankenship 

Niles ’90 

Frances Stith Nilsson ’72 

Molly Reeb Nissman ’77 

Laura Niswander 

Nancy Nix-Karnakis ’63 

Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. 

Noble, Jr. 

Laura Leigh Noble ’82 

Elizabeth Coggeshall 

Nock ’58 

Samuel Noe 

Judith Wright Noel ’80 

Michele Noel 

Lossie Taylor Noell ’41 

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent G. 

Noggle 

62 


Jill Redpath Noland ’85 

Martha Bulkley O’Brien ’59 

Dawn Oleksy 

Melissa O’Toole 

Louise Konsberg Noll ’44 

Pat Obrien 

Meagan L. Oliphant ’11 

Shana-Tara Regon O’Toole ’95 

Lindsay Crumpler Nolting ’42 

Carol Noon 

Michael Noonan 

Alysha Maitland Norbury ’10 

Lynn Watson Norfleet ’74 

Anne Garrett Norloff ’72 

Kimberly Knox Norman ’85 

Mary Kyger Norman ’70 

Virginia Illges Norman ’47 

Margaret Swann Norris ’45 

Mary Norris 

Diana North 

Jane Gray North ’63 

Dorsey Tillett Northrup ’75 

Laurie Northrup 

Julie Seibels Northup ’68 

Mary Bush Norwood ’74 

Tiffany Williamson 

Norwood ’03 

Jean Notestein ’86 

Kelly Novak 

Loretta Fitzgerald Nowlan ’77 

Pamela Noyes ’69 

Virginia Marchant Noyes ’59 

Beth Slayman Nubbe ’84 

Sarah Nucci 

Mercedith M. Nuesca ’05 

Nancy Nunnelley ’74 

Julie Brooks Nyquist ’90 

Patricia Nyquist 

Georgeanne Lee Oakes ’04 

Ann Shipper Oates ’71 

Grace Mary Garry Oates ’64 

Mary Robison Oates ’87 

Brittany Carlton 

O’Bannon ’08 

Seth Obed 

Danielle Ross Oberg ’03 

Ashley Peeples Oberlin ’89 

Charles O’Boyle 

Susan O’Brien 

Kathleen O’Bryant 

Patricia Anne 

O’Callaghan ’76 

Dorotha Ocker 

Anita McVey O’Connor ’73 

Beth Gottlieb O’Connor ’89 

Cecily Bay O’Connor 

Eleanor O’Connor 

Elizabeth O’Connor ’82* 

Justus O’Connor 

Katherine K. O’Connor ’88 

Kevin O’Connor 

Michele O’Connor 

Sarah Whitener O’Connor ’63 

Tammy O’Connor 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. 

O’Connor 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. 

O’Connor, Jr. 

Tania Odabashian 

Jessica Odell 

Susanna Bernard Odence ’55 

Janice P. O’Donnell ’75 

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 

O’Donnell 

Kerry S. O’Donnell ’93 

Mary Kathleen O’Donnell ’11 

Linda J. Odum ’72 

Megan E. Ogborn ’03 

Kristin M. Ogden ’04 

Lamar Ellis Oglesby ’54 

Terry Ojure 

Alethea M. Okonak ’00 

Ally Okonak 

Marilyn Okonak 

Paige Shiller Okun ’88 

Cheryl W. Olander 

Deborah Mutch Olander ’76 

Jay Old 

Deborah Fischer Oleisky ’85 

Jacqueline Alexander 

Oliver ’14 

Shelley M. Oliver ’98 

Shirley M. Oliver ’84 

Maria Olmedo 

Elizabeth Olmstead 

Jane Ramsay Olmsted ’52 

Mary Scully Olney ’41 

Corey OLoughlin 

Suzanne Marie 

O’Loughlin ’98 

Alicia Roddy Olsen ’02 

Elinor Von Rebhan Olsen ’67 

Emily N. Olson ’07 

Jenny Olson 

Leslie Sidwell O’Neal ’03 

Megan C. O’Neal ’08 

Harriet Whittaker O’Neil ’79 

Barbara Callahan O’Neill ’84 

Michelle Lynne O’Neill ’85 

Nora S. Oney ’92 

Barbara Falge Openshaw ’57 

Douglas and Ellen 

Oppenheimer 

C. Gail Robins O’Quin ’67 

Dina Ruth Orbison ’00 

Kimberly Anne Orchowski ’15 

Carol P. O’Reilly 

Katherine Orr Knuth ’75 

Aelica Ingenthron Orsi ’92 

Mary Beth Miller Orson ’86 

Katharine Wilson Orton ’75 

Mary Anne Osborn ’73 

Jae Osborne 

Mrs. Douwina Osinga 

Mr. and Mrs. Albert V. 

Osterholm, Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. Jerold M. 

Ostrow 

Jeanette H. Oswald ’98 

Drucilla Springer Oswalt ’78 

Susan C. O’Toole ’73 

Amanda DePriest Ott ’93 

Cynthia Wilson Ottaway ’57 

Carol Barnard Ottenberg ’60 

Alton Feild Owen, Jr. 

Elizabeth Donald Owen ’89 

Murphy Leanna Owen ’14 

Norma Davis Owen ’56 

Sue Ann Owen 

Catherine O’Neal Owens ’76 

Harriett Tavenner Owens ’44* 

Ralph Ownby 

Savannah Elizabeth 

Oxner ’05 


Oybkhan 

Ann Prichard Pace ’61 

Elizabeth Conner Pace ’86 

William Pack 

Karlina Packard 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. 

Packard 

Sarah Anne Packard ’10 

Wilma L. Packard ’70 

Mary Bliss Packer ’72 

Leslie Farinas Padron ’98 

Stacy Lee Pae ’87 

Janet L. Page ’87 

Katie Page 

Virginia Marks Paget ’57 

Anna Chao Pai ’57 

Kathryn Taylor Paine ’99 

Kerri Davis Pakalnis ’96 

Mr. and Mrs. Carmen J. 

Palermo 

Emanuelle Pallia 

Pauline Hanson Palm ’89 

Alicia Palma 

Jennifer Palmer 

Nicole Brittany Palmer ’15 

CONTINUED 

*Deceased 


63

Alica Hart Palmore ’00 

Carrington Lancaster 

Marsha Pearcy 

Patti and Robert Perhala 

Amanda E. Palmore ’05 

Pasco ’40 

Katherine Madden Pearl ’95 

Lindsay Ann Perkins ’00 

Mara Pandolfo 

Cathy Pasquariello 

Sarah W. Pearre ’48 

Alvin P. Perkinson, Jr. 

Clifton W. Pannell 

Andria M. Pasquel ’10 

Lucretia Crater Pearse ’55 

Rachel Millrood Perlman ’82 

Mr. and Mrs. H. Gary Pannell 

Sylvia Pannell 

William Pannell 

Cristina M. Paolicchi ’01 

Kathleen Papadimitriou ’84 

Kathy Gagnon Pappas ’81 

Virginia Conley Pappas ’73 

Dennis Paranzino 

Kimberly Willock 

Pardiwala ’89 

Alicia Paresi 

Leila Kucewicz Parham ’63 

Julia Paris ’99 

Angelia Parish 

Robert Park 

Elizabeth Parker ’01 

Elizabeth Cheney Parker ’69 

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry A. Parker 

Jo Ellen Johnson Parker H ’10 

and Richard G. Manasa 

Dr. and Mrs. Mark S. Parker 

Amanda Parks 

Katharine Johnson Parks ’82 

Denise Parra 

Margaret Weimer Parrish ’76 

Mr. and Mrs. Will Parrish 

George Parry 

Megan Fletcher Parry ’96 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. 

Parry, Jr. 

Sara Buttine Parsatoon ’11 

Tana Meier Parseliti ’74 

Allen G. Parsons 

Allison Boykin Parsons ’56 

Bonnie Parsons 

Mary Hamilton Parsons ’78 

Stuart Parsons 

Carol Parssinen 

Melissa Byrne Partington ’83 

Elizabeth Blair 

Passagaluppi ’12 

Helen Addington Passano ’55 

Lorie A. Patel 

Renis Siner Paton ’55 

Maggie Saylor Patrick ’07 

Martin Patrick 

Elizabeth Patt 

Julia K. Patt ’09 

Britt Patterson 

David and Michelle Patterson 

Edith and Robert Patterson 

Emily Sartor Patterson ’99 

Isabel Parrish Patterson ’10 

Mr.and Mrs. M. P. Patterson 

Margaret Pittman 

Patterson ’67 

Renee Patrice Patterson 

Sarah B. Patterson ’01 

Joanne Holbrook Patton ’52 

Olivia Cantey Patton ’53 

Elizabeth Parker Paul ’56 

Lindsay Eneguess Paulette ’11 

Stanley F. and Dorothy Pauley 

Marie-Elysse B. Paulhus ’01 

Susan Verbridge Paulson ’76 

Lisa Paulus 

Colleen Pavce 

Leslie Paxton 

Barbara J. Payne ’71 

Brenda Childress Payne ’88 

Gail Dalton Payne 

Mollie Archer Payne ’58 

Stacey Eisenberg Payne ’94 

Jessica Peace 

Aimee Armentrout 

Peacemaker ’99 

Phoebe Brunner Peacock ’68 

Lucy Eubank Peak ’77 

Elizabeth Schell Pearson ’09 

Michelle Pearson 

Parker Shultis Pearson ’90 

Richard Pearson 

Skylar Naomi Peavley ’17 

Angelina Marlene Peck ’14 

Barbara Behrens Peck ’78 

Beverly Ayers Peck ’61 

Anne Hutchison Pede ’84 

Gregory and Therese Peek 

Sally Shapard Peek ’82 

Shawna Peek 

Helen C. Peemoeller 

Lyn Clark Pegg ’63 

Emily Pegues ’00 

Kathleen Garcia Pegues ’71 

Janelle Peifer 

John Peifer 

Matthew Peiffer 

Rebekah Pekar 

Catherine Pelland 

Karl Pelletier 

Courtney Gibson Pelley ’59 

Carol Cole Pelzer ’65 

Melinda Lopez Pendino ’69 

Elizabeth Few Penfield ’60 

Deborah Haslam Peniston ’66 

Kim Penn 

Jacqueline Coles Penny ’71 

Alan Perdigao 

Mitzi Perdue 

Virginia Stanford Perdue ’69 

Sandra Martin Pereira ’89 

Christopher Perez 

Kimberly Perez 

Tia Trout Perez ’02 

Adlyn M. Perez-Figueroa ’08 

Lauren Michelle Perhala ’12 

Mr. and Mrs. David Perry 

Doug and JoAnne Perry 

Elizabeth G. Perry ’73 

Helene Perry ’57 

Julie Boothe Perry ’58 

Kathleen Paige Perry ’18 

Sally Perryman 

Dorothea Pershing 

Alex Persinger 

B. Person 

Julia Huntington Pesek ’86 

Mr. and Mrs. John J. Petchul 

Catherine Connor Peters ’73 

Elaine Newton Peters ’57 

Greta Barksdale Brown 

Peters ’66 

Kristina Sweval Peters 

Melanie Chriscoe Peters ’97 

Joshua Petersen 

Mary Petersen 

C. Gregg Petersmeyer 

Ruth Magee Peterson ’51 

Carmen Petracco 

Mr. and Mrs. William J. Petrie 

Illona Petrovits Campbell ’74 

Steven Petrow 

Michael Petrucelli 

Olivia Hardin Pettifer ’86 

Barbara Bernick 

Peyronnet ’77 

Darelle A. Pfeiffer ’98 

Lynn Norris Pfeiffer ’75 

Christine Weiss Pfeil ’74 

Jamie Pfister 

Anne Allen Pflugfelder ’54 

Laura McGarry Phares ’08 

Laura Pharis 

Marvin M. Phaup 

Susan Phelps 

64 


Mary Nichol Phemister ’94 

Emily Vermilya Phillips ’08 

Erin Bronson Phillips ’01 

George G. Phillips, Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Phillips 

Margery Moses Phillips ’66 

Rebecca Bentsen Phillips ’70 

Kay Parham Picha ’70 

Amy Pickard 

Laura Louise Fitton Pieper ’98 

Susan B. Piepho 

Linda Duke Pierce ’70 

Margaret Booth Pierce ’45 

Gail Coyne Pierdiluca ’80 

Bonnie Blew Pierie ’67 

Darlene B. Pierro ’69 

Mary Kraus Pierson ’51 

Alaric Piette 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Pike 

Robert Martindale Pilch 

Jessica Yvonne Pilgrim ’10 

Hannah L. Pillsbury ’74 

Jeannette N. Pillsbury ’72 

Helen Raney Pinckney ’66 

Hope Pinkerton 

Kathryn M. Pinner ’70 

Maud Anton Pinter ’05 

Kathleen Abel Pione ’93 

Nancy Mortensen Piper ’74 

Paul Pisano 

Guinevere Anne Pitcher ’16 

Bonnie L. Pitman ’68 

Briana Beckham Pitt ’04 

Elizabeth Brawner 

Pittman ’59 

Julia S. Pittman ’11 

Amy Jo Pitts ’99 

Sarah Christine Pitts ’03 

Sarah E. Pitts ’91 

Kathryn Spencer Pixley ’63 

Rebecca Placek 

Susan Dern Plank ’73 

Jill Whittaker Player ’89 

Elizabeth Holloway 

Playforth ’70 

Claudia Forman Pleasants ’70 

Craig Pleasants 

Ruth Myers Pleasants ’34* 

Andria Calhoun Plonka ’67 

Christi-Anne Plough 

Erin Plumb 

Sally Gammon Plummer ’54 

Janice E. Pogue ’71 

Jessica Pisciotta Pohl ’09 

Sarah Canovaca Poirier ’03 

Karen Polensky 

Dana Bordvick Poleski ’98 

Serge Polevitzky 

Ivana Polic 

Lindsay Politi 

Mary Collett Polk ’61 

Susan Pollard 

Mr. and Mrs. Dale W. 

Polley, Sr. 

Virginia Spangler Polley ’76 

Sandra Pollock 

Jane Polsky ’68 

Saynor Johnson Ponder ’57 

Emily L. Poore ’99 

Mrs. Margaret A. Poore 

Michelle L. Poore ’04 

Eleanor Cain Pope ’58 

Elizabeth Dykes Pope ’83 

Ardis Fratus Porter ’48 

Catherine Tift Porter ’44 

Elisabeth Scott Porter ’64 

Sandra Porter 

Kirsten A. Porter-Stransky ’09 

Paulette Porter-Stransky 

Audrey Breitinger Post ’51 

Charles Poston 

Nancy Dutton Potter 

Russell Potterfield 

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne 

Pottmeyer 

Jane G. Potts ’73 

Thom Potts 

Averala Paxton Poucher ’57 

Catherine Cleveland 

Powell ’95 

David and Emily Powell 

Florence A. Powell ’80 

Mr. and Mrs. James E. 

Powell II 

Judith B. Powell ’69 

Kitty Corbett Powell ’38* 

M. Anne Powell ’88 

Margaret Morris Powell ’54 

Tom Powell 

Marsha Decker Powers ’75 

Marion K. Poytner 

Gregory and Janet Prato 

Ann Kerr Preaus ’66 

Noreen Prenty 

Jameson Presley 

Jennifer Preston 

Katherine House Beck 

Preston ’84 

Stephen Preston 

Christine Mendel Prewitt ’73 

Anne Osterholm Pribble ’96 

Barbara Mendelssohn 

Price ’78 

Deborah Price 

Janice Price 

Margaret Craighill Price ’41 

Mary Lanford Price ’91 

Rachel Baltus Price ’96 

Richard Price 

Jan Pridmore ’71 

Day Smith Pritchartt ’79 

Anne K. Proctor ’07 

Elizabeth Proctor ’84 

Mr. and Mrs. James Proctor 

Lindsay K. Profenno ’15 

Terri Proffitt 

Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Prothro 

Katherine Elizabeth 

Provaznik ’15 

Brienna McLaughlin 

Pruce ’04 

Cynthia Gridley Pruden ’71 

Kellner L. Pruett ’12 

Barbara Pryor 

Carley Przystac 

Cynthia Bumgardner 

Puckett ’98 

Sarah Scales Puckett ’95 

Christina Puder 

Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Pugh 

Louise E. Pulizzi ’75 

Louise Kelly Pumpelly ’52 

Dana W. Purcell ’98 

Laura Purcell 

Robin Sue Purcell 

Virginia Stevens Purcell ’72 

Anne D. Purinton ’70 

M. Claire McDonnell 

Purnell ’81 

Connie Purvis 

Patricia Owens Purvis ’50 

Patricia Powell Pusey ’60 

Serena K. Putegnat ’98 

Janet Putks 

Natalie A. Pye ’07 

Steven Pye 

Daisy E.A. Quarm ’70 

Leslie Heye Quarrier ’62 

Kathleen Kraemer Quayle ’70 

Cecilia Robertson Queen ’75 

James B. Query 

Aurelie Queste 

Elena Quevedo ’83 

R. M. Quicke 

Meredith Borst Quillman ’78 

Catherine Catlett Quinlan ’76 

Elizabeth Schumacher 

Quinn ’83 

Emma Quinn 

Meredith Quinn 

Patricia Quinn 

CONTINUED 

*Deceased 


65

Stacey Hannan Quinn ’89 

Molly F. Randolph ’67 

Mary McDuffie Redmond ’47* 

Jason Reynolds 

Melissa Murray Quinones ’87 

Sarah Rebentisch 

Nicole Leigh Redwine ’01 

Mr. and Mrs. Kerry Reynolds 

Jane Marie Rabadi ’95 

Randolph ’74 

Ann Benson Reece ’63 

Marguerite Morgan 

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Rabuse 

Milbrey Sebring Raney ’65 

Bettie Katherine Arnold 

Reynolds ’65 

Sara Radamus 

Christine R. Rangel ’01 

Reed ’64 

Betsy Rhame-Minor 

Lori Radcliff 

Jane C. Rangel ’06 

Elizabeth Sheets Reed ’82 

Carol Reifsnyder Rhoads ’65 

Mary (Mamie) Rader 

Joan Stewart Rank ’52 

Gregg Reed 

Marquita Belzer Rhodes ’98 

Mrs. Kathleen Carr Rae ’10 

Mary Kendig Rankin ’70 

Katherine Reed 

Sandy and Suzy Rhodes 

Catherine Raeder 

Whitney Jester Ranstrom ’65 

Mr. Kenneth Edward Reed 

Vanessa K. Rhodes ’90 

Wallis Wickham Raemer ’70 

Tiffany Nicholle Rapetsky ’11 

Nancy Bullard Reed ’66 

Lucy Batten Ricardo 

Jane Richley Rafal ’70 

Kaitlyn Rappleye 

Noreen Conover Reed ’73 

Daniela N. Ricci ’95 

John Ragosta 

Pamela J. Rasche ’73 

Patricia Talbott Reed ’76 

Amy Riccitelli 

Marcia Pollock Ragsdale ’70 

Nancy Pesek Rasenberger ’51 

Patsey Carney Reed ’62 

Paula Riccobono 

Alexandra Harlan 

Raifsnider ’15 

Catharine Clark 

Rasmussen ’50 

Scarlett Leigh Reel ’13 

Kathryn Ingham Reese ’88 

Amanda Lynn Rice ’00 

Lindsay L. Rice ’08 

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Raifsnider 

Maryam S. Rasoulian ’14 

Kimberly H. Reese ’04 

Melanie Holland Rice ’76 

Carolyn Rogers Rainbow ’70 

Carolyn King Ratcliffe ’60 

Catherine D. Reeve ’88 

Paul and Gina Rice 

Heather and Robert Raines 

Alyssa Ratledge 

Jessica Reeves 

Susan Bloomer Rice ’69 

Caroline G. Rainey ’10 

Rosemary K. Ratliff ’94 

Bagley Reid 

Ann Littleton Lassotovitch 

Louise Weston Rainey ’74 

Mary Scott Rauch ’62 

Fergus Reid 

Rich ’15 

Lynn Rainville 

Janet Rakoczy ’78 

Therese and Wendell Rakosky 

Carl Rakowski 

Gail Anderson Ramey ’64 

Diana Ramos 

Melissa Ramos ’10 

Bonnie Damianos 

Rampone ’75 

Col. and Mrs. Donald A. 

Ramsay 

Patricia Clair Clancy 

Ramsay ’85 

Ann Wesley Ramsey ’75 

Kimberly Riccardi Ramsey ’73 

Laura B. Ramsey ’96 

Leslie Armstrong Ramsey ’72 

Marianne Ramsey 

Jane Randall 

Melody McCormick 

Randall ’64 

Jennifer Stone Randolph ’88 

Mary Clemens Randolph ’70 

Jennifer Parker 

Raudenbush ’95 

Nia Fonow Ravenstahl ’01 

Elizabeth D. Rawles ’75 

Katherine Rose Rawls ’75 

Mary Lyman Ray ’71 

Shannon Young Ray ’84 

Betty Forbes Rayburn ’56 

Jerry Raymond 

John G. Raymond 

Michelle D. Raymond ’09 

Mary Duff Rayneri 

Ellen Pringle Read ’60 

Ann Morrison Reams ’42* 

Samuel Rebelsky 

Natalie Ann Lindfors 

Recupero ’98 

Anna Carmichael 

Redding ’99 

Camille E. Reding ’14 

Elizabeth Wallace 

Redmond ’58 

Gretchen Armstrong 

Redmond ’55 

James W. Reid 

Marion Sim Reid ’36* 

Nancy Reid 

Pamela L. Reid ’72 

Cristi G. Hooper Reiger 

Diane Dale Reiling ’73 

Erica Reiling 

Alicia Ann Remington ’18 

Alicia Mariane Renfrow ’03 

Page Munroe Renger ’67 

Mary Lee Renken 

Melinda Renken 

Fred H. Renner III 

Georgia Johns Renner ’84 

Robin Ould Rentsch ’60 

Susan Smiley Renzi ’77 

Sandra Renzy 

Guinevere M. Reyes ’06 

Annie Reynolds 

Catherine Cox Reynolds ’49 

Charla Leonard Reynolds ’72 

George Reynolds 

James L. Reynolds 

Diana Cassedy Rich ’69 

Kathryne Ellis Richard ’15 

Dr. Sam Richard 

Alexia Albrecht Richards ’16 

Anna Devol Richards ’14 

Anne H. Richards ’84 

David Richards 

Elizabeth Hooks Richards ’48 

Michael D. Richards 

Anna Richardson 

June Lee Richardson ’86 

Leslie Buchman 

Richardson ’63 

Lloyd Richardson 

Louise Winslett 

Richardson ’60 

Robbin Richardson ’71 

Margaret Anderson 

Richburg ’02 

Meredith K. Richel ’05 

Mr. and Mrs. Steven Richel 

Patience Richeson ’91 

Susan P. Richeson ’81 

*Deceased 

66 


Emily Rose Richonne ’12 

Maggie Roberts 

Ann T. Rockwell ’80 

Ellen Rosenshein 

Judy and Marc Richonne 

Malone Barry Roberts ’10 

Cynthia Marie Roden ’10 

Anne Sargeant Rosenthal ’81 

Judith H. Richter 

Martha French Roberts ’75 

Robin Roden ’73 

Janis Roskelley ’00 

Victoria Clarendon 

Richter ’80 

Charles Rickers 

Amy Dickson Riddell ’92 

Deborah Luby Rie ’68 

Melissa Greenwood 

Riemer ’75 

Dr. and Mrs. Gary H. Riggs 

Amy Rigsby 

Jordel and Robert Rihl 

Ursula B. Rij 

Ursula Jerianna Rij ’10 

Niraj Rijal 

Amy Waite Riley ’93 

Hollylane Riley ’06 

Patricia Parkinson Riley ’69 

Mr. and Mrs. Randy M. Riley 

Lynne Riley-Coleman ’64 

Mary Cosby Rinehart ’61 

Melanie Fiorenza Rinehart ’14 

Robin Rinker 

Catherine Howell Riordan ’72 

Dana G. Ripperton ’05 

Amy Whitney Rippey ’01 

Jennifer Lauren Mooney 

Risey ’93 

Charles Ritman 

Barbara Ritter 

Eileen Roach 

Mary Reid Roach ’74 

Nancy Reid and Robert Roach 

Norma Neblett Roadcap ’76 

Alice Haywood Robbins ’65 

Charlotte Battle Robbins ’73 

Joanne Hicks Robblee ’70 

Sabryna McClung 

Roberson ’93 

Bria Roberts 

George H. Roberts, Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. James J. Hiniker 

Nancie Howe Entenmann 

Roberts ’56 

Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Raymond R. 

Roberts 

Sarah Archibald Roberts ’83 

Sarah Dennis Roberts ’96 

Anne Robertson 

Edith Brooke Robertson ’50 

Eliza Robertson 

Katie Clarkson Robertson ’97 

Legare Thompson 

Robertson ’46* 

Lisa Nelson Robertson ’76 

Marcia Robertson 

Wendy Hoilman 

Robertson ’73 

Raina S. Robeva 

Diana Robin ’57 

Susan Robinette 

Betsy Alden Robinson ’58 

Carol L. Robinson ’79 

Christa Shusko Robinson ’00 

Corinna Robinson 

Captain and Mrs. Evan D. 

Robinson 

Katherine-Anne Parnell 

Robinson ’06 

Marguerite Brendlinger 

Robinson ’44* 

MaryLou Robinson 

Olive Wilson Robinson ’63 

Virginia Stone Robinson ’85 

Kathryn Robinson 

Hillestad ’89 

Shannon Mary-Lynn 

Robison ’02 

Rosie Robledo 

Marti Robson 

Heather Mae Roby ’94 

Nicole Balding Roca 

John Roche 

The Reverends D.H. and 

Barbara Rodgers 

Mr. and Mrs. James H. 

Rodgers, Jr. 

Josephine Wells Rodgers ’53 

Laurel Speilman Rodgers ’03 

Julie Jacocks Rodriguez ’06 

Mr. and Mrs. Nelson 

Rodriguez 

Lee Carroll Roebuck ’87 

Rev. and Mrs. Burlyn 

Rogers, Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. David Rogers 

Erin L. Rogers ’08 

Newnie Rogers 

Sascha Givanni Rogers ’04 

Virginia Luscombe Rogers ’50 

Lynn Kahler Rogerson ’76 

Mr. and Mrs. James J. 

Rognmoe 

Kelli M. Rogowski ’99 

Sarah Bradford Rohr ’01 

Blair Josephs Rohrer ’69 

Caroline Reu Rolader ’88 

Susan Castle Rolewick ’74 

Deborah Warren Rommel ’70 

Leticia I. G. Romo ’92 

Elizabeth Thomas Rook ’80 

Frances A. Root ’80 

Mary Ann Mellen Root ’53 

Barbara Burns Roper ’64 

Mary K. Rora ’12 

Nan Locke Rosa ’53 

Jeffrey Rose 

Rachelle Colquitt Rose ’97 

Reneca Rose-Levine 

Jennifer Bach Rosen ’88 

Jennifer Memmott 

Rosenberg ’86 

Kimberly Nicole 

Rosenberg ’11 

Jean Platt Rospondek ’73 

Amy Biathrow Ross ’94 

Ashley Ross 

David Ross 

Audrey Lahman Rosselot ’48 

Daniel Roth 

Thomas Roth 

Nancy Buckey Rothacker ’86 

Eric Rothamel 

Sara Renee Rothamel ’09 

Jennifer A. Rotman ’84 

Suzanne and Karl Roulston 

Susan Hight Rountree ’59 

Gary Maxwell Rousseau ’56 

Katie Routh 

Wendy Wise Routh ’75 

Alisa Yust Rowe ’71 

Carolyn and Mick Rowe 

Elizabeth Beltz Rowe ’48 

Mr. Josiah P. Rowe III 

Megan Thomas Rowe ’01 

Charity Rowland 

Hugh Rowland 

Daniel Roy 

Ashley Elizabeth Royal ’15 

Donna Daniels Rubin ’76 

Jennifer Smith Rucker ’96 

Joseph Rucker 

Traylor Rucker ’65 

Cynthia Rucker-Staton 

Paige Kaylor Ruddy ’10 

Eden L. Rue ’89 

Matt Ruedinger 

Raymond G. Ruff 

Jill Steenhuis Ruffato ’80 

Erin A. Ruffead ’05 

Suzanne Ruffin ’61 

Teresa Baldus Rugeley ’84 

CONTINUED 

*Deceased 


67

Mason Bennett Rummel ’83 

Sarah Andres Sale ’90 

Elizabeth Wassell Sauder ’84 

Katherine A. Schlech ’70 

Meriwether Hagerty 

Rumrill ’59 

Caitlin Sundby Russell ’94 

Graham Maxwell Russell ’79 

John Russell 

Lauranah Ison Russell ’03 

Nancy Hinton Russell ’52 

Dr. and Mrs. Robin O. Russell 

Susan Clay Russell ’81 

Susan Griste Russell ’78 

Fiona Russo 

Ann P. Rutherford ’61 

Fleming Parker Rutledge ’59 

James Rutrough 

Sharon Ruvane ’76 

Gina Kirsten Ryan ’14 

Kathleen A. Ryan ’75 

Kathleen E. Ryan ’08 

Margaret Christian Ryan ’74 

Mary Johnson Ryan ’86 

Rebecca Ryan 

Shanna P. Ryan ’08 

Susan Ryan 

Carolyne Ryder 

Catherine Scheer Rymer ’04 

Eugenia Bull Ryner ’67 

Anne Cho Ryoo ’95 

Mr. and Mrs. Michal J. Sabat 

Margaret M. Sabo 

Emilie Saccenti 

Katherine Michelle Sachs ’02 

Debbie and Dennis Sackman 

Jessica Porter Sadeq ’04 

Anne Wingfield Saelens ’09 

Jonell Briggs Safford ’67 

Paul and Denise Sagan 

Lee Grzybowski Sakowicz ’86 

Carolyn Hallahan 

Salamon ’80 

Tanya Salas Platt ’10 

Acacia Marie Salazar ’15 

Marianne Salcedo 

Kerry J. Salem 

Marie Salgado 

Hilary Harris Salley ’87 

Christie Calder Salomon ’64 

Dejerianne Ostrow 

Salomon ’96 

Magdalena Salvesen ’65 

Margaret Lyle Samdahl ’72 

Courtney L. Sames ’06 

Amanda K. Ryan Samford ’10 

Jo Schneider Samp ’77 

Mary T. Ziebold Sampson ’87 

Maureen Sampson 

Ron Sampson 

Jane Hubbard Sams ’79 

Lynn Samuel 

Heidi Samuelson 

Layton Sanders, Jr. 

Letitia Sanders ’62 

Margaret Mackie Sanders ’71 

Mary Ferguson Sanders ’43 

Nicholas E. Sanders 

Dicksie Lee Waterhouse 

Sandifer ’61 

Julia Grosvenor Sanford ’80 

Lee Addison Sanford ’73 

Norma and Stephen Sanford 

Betty Rau Santandrea ’70 

Shirley Santora 

Caroline Anne Sapp ’09 

Margaret Jenkins Sapp ’97 

Jonathan Sargeant 

Judith Welton Sargent ’59 

Margaret Elizabeth Stookey 

Sargent ’88 

Alyssa B. Sarmiento ’15 

David and Lisa Sarmiento 

Jessica McCarthy Sarolli ’08 

Ute K. Sartin ’97 

Claire Sasser 

Virginia Payne Sasser ’72 

Polly Sattler ’88 

Deborah Hooker Sauers ’74 

Catherine Callender Sauls ’86 

Danielle Saunders 

Whitney and Ellen Harrison 

Saunders ’75 

Yolanda L. Davis Saunders ’96 

Elma L. Savage ’68 

Kathryn Renee Savage ’92 

Tracy G. Savage ’70 

Anne Savarese Bigham 

Saving Sweet Briar, Inc. 

Anonymous 

Jana L. Sawicki ’74 

Mark and Cris Ellen Sawyer 

Melanie Sayed 

Elizabeth Miller Sayler ’55 

Mr. Charles Saylor and Ms. 

Laurie Bell 

Roselle Faulconer Scales ’43 

Cecil Collins Scanlan ’63 

Susan P. Scanlan ’69 

Belinda Scanlon 

Dorothy Scarborough 

Sallie F. Scarborough ’75 

Terry Scarborough 

Mr. and Mrs. Brent Schaefer 

Laura Jane Schaefer ’07 

Frances Dornette Schafer ’70 

Muriel Abrash Schapiro ’44* 

Elizabeth Schappert 

Laura Christine Schein ’11 

Barbara Pratt Schelhorn ’83 

Katherine Maxwell 

Schellhammer ’95 

Ann Fulenwider Schenck ’59 

Linda Mae Visocan Scherr ’87 

Christina Bacchiani 

Schieffelin ’68 

Alicia DuPont Schiff ’92 

Anne Schiff 

Grace Tredwell Schild ’82 

Nancy Townsend 

Schlachter ’67 

Georgia Schley Ritchie ’80 

Emily Eugenie Schlosberg ’19 

Anne Parker Schmalz ’62 

L. Angelyn Schmid ’87 

Ernest and Rita Schmidhauser 

Jenna Elizabeth Schmidt ’12 

Jennifer Wiley Schmidt ’06 

Julia M. Schmitz ’03 

Edgar and Janet Schneider 

Evan Schneider 

Ingrid Schneider 

Kristina Schneider 

Linda-Jean Smith 

Schneider ’76 

Patrick Schneider 

Leslie Caroll Cantrell 

Schoeffel ’87 

Patricia Schoen 

Elliott Graham Schoenig ’76 

Jane and Richard Schoessow 

Carol Schofield 

Janine Paris-Mesanko 

Schofield ’96 

Elizabeth Kopper 

Schollaert ’64 

Elizabeth Schreiber-Byers 

Lisa Schrenk 

Alexa T. Schriempf ’97 

Vikki A. Schroeder ’87 

Holly Zweigler Schroeter ’65 

Lisa A. Schubert ’76 

Rowena Van Tuyl Schubert ’76 

Barbara Schuh 

Amelia and Jeffrey Schultz 

Judith Greer Schulz ’61 

Mary Lou Schulz 

Alyssa Brook Schulze- 

Stark ’09 

Dirk Schumacher 

Laura Schumacher 

Kasprzak ’88 

Jessie Ruth Schuster ’17 

*Deceased 

68 


Kathleen Cochran Schutze ’73 

Marguerite Sears 

Marty Shapard 

Dorothy Wyatt Shields ’58 

Dawn Leary Schwarting ’95 

Mary Sears 

David H. Shapiro 

Julia Shields ’62 

Brenda Schwartz 

J. R. Sears III 

Lisa Brundage Shapiro ’77 

Kristin James Shields ’92 

Emily Busse Schwartz ’98 

Lauren M. Schwartz ’09 

Mary Boehling Schwartz ’81 

Robert Jay Schwartz 

Samantha Jay Schwartz ’13 

Susan Schwartz 

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Schwartz 

Nancy Hatch 

Schwartzmiller ’79 

Edward L. Schwarzschild 

Thomas Schweitzer 

Mr. Gregg Scible 

Caridad Scordato 

Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Scott 

Constance A. Scott ’74 

Elizabeth Pinkerton Scott ’36 

James M. Scott 

Joan Scott 

Joyce M. Scott ’05 

Matthew Scott 

Nancy Pendergrass Scott ’67 

Prudence Sandifer Scott ’59 

Prudence Scott 

R. Strother Scott 

Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Scott 

Thomas Scott 

Kelli N. Scott-Uttley ’98 

Cara Scouten 

Margaret Scouten 

James W. Scow 

Cornelia Harrison 

Scribner ’62 

Angela M. Scully ’77 

Ieke Osinga Scully ’78 

Ebony T. Scurry ’04 

Alexandra Seal 

Elizabeth Duke Seaman ’59 

Stella Renchard Seamans ’67 

Alexandria Searls 

Mr. John Sears 

Cheryl Marie Sedlak 

Seaver ’09 

Dr. Mark E. Seaver and 

Dr. Andrea J. Sedlak 

Charles Seawell 

Rosemary Warner Seawell ’69 

Mabelle Garrard 

Seawright ’58 

Eddie Seay 

Anne Secor ’80 

Lesli Sedwick-Sheusi ’94 

Alex Seely 

Amy Segposyan 

Amanda Thrasher Segrest ’71 

Elizabeth Taylor Seifert ’83 

Bonnie L. Seitz ’01 

Pamela Dickens Sellars ’83 

Sandra Compton Sellman ’89 

Cynthia Seng 

Stella Sergeeff 

Christina Serio 

Susan Allan Severns ’79 

Anne Frierman Sewell ’84 

Sara Seyfarth ’99 

Antoinette F. Seymour 

Marshall Metcalf Seymour ’64 

Peter Seymour 

Randle Seymour 

Dayna Kinnard Shah ’70 

Esme Shaller 

Pamela Leary Shandrick ’66 

Brittany and Susan Shands- 

Crawford 

Cole B. Shanholtz ’06 

Scott C. Shank 

Daniel E. Shannon 

Jessica L. Shannon ’03 

John R. and Sylvia P. Shannon 

Patricia L. Shannon ’74 

Lixin Shao 

Ms. Anita Shapolsky 

Elizabeth Hutchins 

Sharland ’61 

Janeen K. Sharma ’96 

Shweta Sharma ’01 

Sneha Sharma ’06 

Elizabeth Cahill Sharman ’84 

Chiquita Rahnez Sharp ’14 

Julie Alissa Sharp 13 

Mary Miller Sharp ’40 

Rose Smith Sharp ’67 

Mary Cowell Sharpe ’79 

Andrea A. Sharples ’92 

Andrea L. Sharretts ’99 

Helen Anderson Shaw ’63 

Mary Halliday Shaw ’88 

Michelle Shaw 

Margaret Shawley 

Brent M. Shea 

Diana K. Sheehan 

Jane Russo Sheehan ’52 

Mary Sheehan 

Mr. Harold V. Sheets, Jr. 

Brian Shelburne 

Jessica Suzanne Sheleg ’15 

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jay Shepard 

Nancy Anderson Shepard ’55 

Rebecca Patton Shepard ’63 

Lola Steele Shepherd ’50 

Beth Shepperd 

Melinda D. Sher ’88* 

Amy Sherman ’01 

R. Anne Pankoski 

Sherman ’96 

Stephanie F. Sherrard ’01 

Angela Sherwood 

Mary Alexander Sherwood ’53 

David Shiben 

Alice Shields 

Christiana D. Shields ’00 

Megan Gerringer Shields ’15 

Anne Ross Shipe ’75 

Renee Shipe 

Kari Andersen Shipley ’76 

Karen Schwabenton 

Shipper ’67 

Deborah Shlager 

Eva Lee H. Shober 

Joan Shoemaker 

Karla K. Shone 

Mr. Robert W. Shone 

Erin Shore 

Caitlyn Jean Elizabeth 

Short ’18 

Jane Reeb Short ’74 

Margaret Shortlidge ’06 

Virginia Yelverton 

Showalter ’67 

Whitney Bay Shuck ’89 

Katelin Shugart-Schmidt 

Will Shumadine 

Heather McKoy Shumaker ’94 

Rick Shuman 

Carol Siddons 

Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Sidles 

Penelope Steketee Sidor ’66 

Ari Siegert 

Emily Siegrist 

Jone Sienkiewicz 

Catherine Siewick 

Jane Slack Sigloh ’56 

Monica Signoretti ’00 

Susanna Judd Silcox ’52 

Laura Greene Silsbee ’94 

Hannah J. Silva ’05 

Courtney Arnott 

Silverthorn ’03 

Anne Smith Simet ’63 

CONTINUED 

*Deceased 


69

Amy Ann Simmons ’86 

Alexandra Slater 

Ellen S. Smith ’87 

Rachel M. Snider ’03 

D’Andra C. Simmons ’91 

Gracia Walker Slater ’62 

Elsbet Carroll Smith ’04 

Tina Hansel Snover ’99 

Elizabeth Perkinson 

Louise Archer Slater ’71 

Emily Pleasants Smith ’65 

Stephanie Frantz Snyder ’83 

Simmons ’78 

Carter Van Deventer 

Ferrell Lyles Smith ’07 

Erin E. Sobotta ’99 

Jana Portman Simmons ’82 

Slatery ’49 

Frances Street Smith ’52 

Levi Sofaer-Morse 

Leigh Ramsay Simmons ’78 

Rosa McGowin Slaughter ’79 

Gillian M. Long ’03 

Jessica Soler 

Margaret Lawrence 

Simmons ’49 

Rachel Simmons 

Allison Stemmons Simon ’63 

Diana Simon 

Jane Simon 

Sophie Simonard-Norman ’98 

Jennifer Simpkins 

Diana K. Simpson ’08 

Kendra Hawkins Simpson ’07 

Margaret Simpson 

Melissa Simpson 

Mr. Michael Simpson 

Stacia Simpson ’92 

Susan D. Sinclair and 

Louis Burns 

Ross Singletary 

Martha Bickham Singleton ’71 

Marvin Singleton 

Anita Sinha 

Brooks Sinnen 

James and Laura Sinner 

Jessica Michelle Sinnott ’86 

Anne Sinsheimer ’51 

Cameron Clark Sipe ’87 

Eric Sirio 

Judith E. Sirkis 

Wendy Anne Sivik ’14 

Mariah Keelin Skalka ’14 

Ellen Wahl Skibiak ’77 

Sarah Garrison Skidmore ’56 

Mary L. Skinner ’71 

Nancy Howell Skinner ’62 

Elizabeth Gallo Skladal ’58 

Ginger Carter Skoog ’97 

Stephen Slade 

Jennifer Slade Belovsky ’71 

Susan Hendricks Slayman ’60 

and Kelson E. Slayman 

Dawn W. Slekis ’08 

Steven and Paula Slekis 

Carey Thomas Slesinger ’74 

Emily Hunter Slingluff ’55 

Lauren Kaplan Slobin ’01 

Len Davis Slusser 

Mary Celeste Holmes 

Slusser ’94 

Deborah B. Slutz ’10 

Wylie Jameson Small ’83 

Alexander Smelson 

Catherine Brownlee 

Smeltzer ’59 

Alexis Smith 

Alix Sommer Smith ’71 

Amy K. Smith ’79 

Ann R. Smith ’74 

Ann Whittingham Smith ’52 

Anne G. Smith ’86 

Anne Herrmann Smith 

Barbara Hahn Smith ’51 

Barret R. Smith 

Mr. and Mrs. Barry L. Smith 

Bethannie Swisher Smith ’01 

Camillia Smith and 

Jay Barnes 

Caroline Newton Smith ’92 

Carolyn Smith ’53 

Catherine Cassidy Smith ’81 

Champe C. Smith ’73 

D. Smith 

Daniel Smith 

David Smith 

Elizabeth Smith 

Ellen Bryan Tozzer Smith ’87 

Gordon Smith 

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Smith 

Hallie Darby Smith ’67 

Heather Smith 

Holly L. Smith ’72 

Julie Littleton Smith ’89 

Katharyn Kelly Smith ’76 

Katherine Smith 

Kendy Allen Smith 

Kirby Smith 

Kitty Lou Smith 

Lisa Neuenschwander 

Smith ’78 

Lochrane Coleman Smith ’76 

Louise Streeter Smith ’50 

Margaret Lotterhos Smith ’54 

Maria Smith 

Mrs. Marilyn S. Smith 

Olivia Trees Smith ’14 

Patricia Donaldson Smith ’73 

Peggy Arduser Smith ’58 

Sally Smith ’63 

Saralyn McAfee Smith ’65 

Sheila Haskell Smith ’61 

Susan Dabney Smith ’73 

Susanna Smith 

Wendy Weiss Smith ’71 

William Smith 

Dereece Smither 

Elizabeth Shelton Smolens ’75 

Ashley Smoyer 

Alice Allen Smyth ’62 

Amy Hess Snawder ’00 

Susanne Williams Snead ’64 

Virginia Snell 

Elaine Snider 

Judith Whitacre Snider ’62 

Jane Hamill Sommer ’65 

Andrea Beerman Sonfield ’68 

Colleen Sonosky 

Suzette Morton Sorenson ’47 

Lorna Allen Sorley ’68 

Rachel C. Souder- 

Arguedas ’01 

Katherine Blythe 

Southerland ’69 

Chara Lindel Southworth ’15 

Susan Moorman 

Southworth ’66 

David and Rachel Soward 

Donald Soward 

Megan Sowers 

Nancy Lumpkin Sowers ’89 

Christina Spada ’89 

Tracy Glaves Spalding ’84 

Cynthia Hubard Spangler ’63 

Ava Spanier ’86 

Katherine Lemming 

Sparkman ’99 

Leslie Sparkman 

Karol Kroetz Sparks ’73 

Caroline Hawk Sparrow ’81 

Stephanie Bredin 

Speakman ’68 

Kathleen Spear 

Alester Spears 

Carrie Leigh-Anne Speck ’03 

Heather Anne Speer ’06 

Ms. Laurel Speer 

Chris Anne Spehar ’90 

Charlotte Speilman ’05 

Rosalind Ray Spell ’74 

Jared Spencer 

70 


Nancy Salisbury Spencer ’56 

Caroline G. Stark ’00 

Joseph Sterling 

Anne Green Stone ’53 

Stephanie Jeanne Sperling ’07 

Nancy Sanders Starr ’46 

Renee Sterling ’73 

Debra Stone 

Arielle Sperrazza ’15 

Laurie Lyn Starrett ’87 

Anne Stern 

Elizabeth Smith Stone ’58 

Mr. and Mrs. David Sperrazza 

Robert Starrett 

Linda Reynolds Stern ’66 

Glenn Stone 

Benjamin Spier 

Jennifer Phelps Staton ’02 

Margaret Jones Steuart ’54 

Hattie Hughes Stone ’54 

Lynne Spies 

Marilyn Spies 

Cora Morningstar Spiller ’50 

Monica Saumweber 

Spillias ’73 

Katharine Osborne Spirtes ’75 

Amanda Birge Spivey ’61 

Emily Nicole Spivey ’15 

Laura Saunders Spratley ’66 

William Sprecher 

Catherine Gumpman 

Springer ’10 

Glenn King Springer ’77 

C. Allen Sprinkle 

Jane A. Sprouse 

Adria Spruell 

Suzanne Spruell 

Diane Doscher Spurdle ’59 

Susan Jayne Spurrell ’91 

Ingrid Weirick Squires ’86 

Rebecca Stachel 

Wenllian Jenkins Stallings ’47 

Nicole McDaniel-Carder 

Stamant ’02 

Caville Stanbury-Woolery ’06 

Jane Johnson Stanek ’68 

William Stanfield 

D. J. Stanhope ’81 

Anne Stanley ’64 

Carol MacMillan Stanley ’67 

Christina Benson Stanton ’97 

Fiona Marie Stanton ’15 

Gary Stanton 

Margaret Stanton 

Sarah Anderson Stanton ’89 

Wendy Congdon Stanton ’77 

Cathy Calello Staples ’79 

Sarah Riggs Stapleton ’01 

Margaret Semmes 

Stavropoulos ’61 

Meghan Frier Stawasz ’01 

Clélie D. Steckel 

Leslie Austin Steddenbenz ’04 

Kristen Lawlor Steege ’00 

Cheryl L. Steele 

Christina Steele 

Harriette Lineberger 

Steele ’54 

Jane Street Steele ’56 

Kathleen Pretzfelder 

Steele ’73 

Kelly Steele 

Linda Lucas Steele ’75 

Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Steele, Jr. 

Tracy L. Steele ’92 

Victoria K. Steele ’70 

Mr. and Mrs. William J. Steele 

Jamie Ranae Steen ’07 

Ann Maricle Stefano ’78 

Janice Renne Steffen ’74 

Melanie Bowen Steglich ’78 

Stephanie Steigman 

Amy Stein 

Jean Blanton Stein ’44 

Jonathan A. Stein 

Barbara H. Steiner 

Celia Newberg Steingold ’68 

Anne Stelle ’78 

Aja Grosvenor Stephens ’02 

Elynor Neblett Stephens ’57 

Erica Stephens 

Jocelyn M. Stephens ’11 

Tamara Stephens 

Rebecca Jane Stephenson ’00 

Dr. and Mrs. Steven L. 

Stephenson 

Janet C. Steven 

Amanda Davis Stevens ’02 

Catherine McNease 

Stevens ’86 

Cladd Stevens 

Craig R. Stevens 

Elizabeth Little Stevens ’77 

Hayley Stevens 

John and Sharyl Stevens 

Meredith Stevens 

Natasha Nickodem 

Stevens ’01 

Stacy McKimm Stevens ’97 

Lisa Claypool Stevenson ’89 

Alice Fales Stewart ’64 

Demis Stewart 

Kasey Brooke Stewart ’15 

Mary Page Stewart ’78 

Mary Stickney 

Charlotte Snead Stifel ’52 

Amanda Stiff 

Nedra Greer Stimpson ’51 

Megan Stine 

Melanie Stine 

Joseph P. Stinnett 

Meredith Stinson 

Amy B. St. John ’06 

Blair St. Ledger-Olson 

Alison Stockdale ’00 

Mary Copeland Stockton ’96 

Kristin Stockwell 

Anne Stoddard ’68 

Gracey Stoddard ’67 

Susan L. Stoebner ’89 

Kate Stoeckel 

Martha Lou Lemmon 

Stohlman ’34* 

Anne K. Stokes ’75 

Jacqueline Hekma Stone ’59 

John Stone 

Phillip C. Stone 

Heather Anne Stoner 

Hunter Anne Stoner ’15 

Bonnie Moe Stook ’72 

Catherine H. Stopher ’69 

Kim Storbeck 

Valeria Parker Storms ’58 

Carol Stout 

Katharine McDill Stover ’95 

Alexandra M. St. Pierre ’12 

Kate McClure Straccia ’00 

Sally C. Strain ’63 

Robert Straitt 

Jesse Durham Strauss ’96 

Ronny Strauss 

Tamar Strauss 

Lynn Gullett Strazzini ’67 

Ian Street 

Kathy Streetman 

Taylor Streetman 

Dorothy Streett 

Hilary Pool Strickland ’03 

Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. 

Stringfellow, Jr. 

Charlie Stringfellow 

Margaret Strobbe 

Belinda Smith 

Struckmeyer ’94 

Christopher Stuart 

Nan Stuart ’75 

Tracy Anne Stuart ’93 

Cate Stuart-Hodges 

Prudence Gay Stuhr ’63 

Emily Clifton Stump ’08 

CONTINUED 

*Deceased 


71

Emily Stump 

Scarlett E. Swain ’98 

John Tan 

Madeleine Long 

Rebecca Sturdy 

David Swan 

Stephanie Dance Tancredi ’90 

Tellekamp ’67 

Katherine Haskell 

Morgan Jane Swan ’04 

Patricia Tang 

Mary Kimball Temple ’52 

Subramanian ’63 

Martha L. Swanson ’85 

Amelia Watkins Tankard ’87 

Janet Templer 

Emily Grace Suchta ’04 

Martha Madden Swanson ’66 

Joie Roderick Tankard ’90 

Elizabeth F. Tennant ’88 

Shirley Hayman Sudduth ’60 

Vinca Swanson ’94 

Ashley Tanner 

James E. Terrell 

Rebecca Sugarman 

Signee Hoffman Swartley ’91 

Deborah Griffin Tanner ’74 

Patricia Hassler Terrell ’47 

Elizabeth Nelson Suhr ’87 

Elizabeth B. Swearingen- 

Elizabeth Tanner 

Evie Terrono 

Bareara Sullivan 

Edens ’80 

Mary B. Tanner 

Martha Roton Terry ’71 

Jane Hemenway Sullivan ’78 

Lillian Sinks Sweeney ’80 

Sarah Pankoski Taranto ’92 

Lisa Wolff Terwey ’07 

Margaret Myers Sullivan ’74 

Lurline Tolbert Sweet ’65 

Caroline Lewis Taraschi ’87 

Amy Dyer Terzian ’10 

Mary Sullivan 

Melinda Moore Sweet ’60 

Leila Thompson Taratus ’56 

Beth Bogdan Tetrault ’79 

Mary Lane Bryan Sullivan ’58 

Meredith Thompson 

Sullivan ’74 

Rachael Sullivan 

Rachel M. Sullivan ’09 

Sarah Sullivan 

Wendy Pressel Sullivan ’91 

Kerry Sullivan-Kaiser 

Jennifer L. Summerfield ’07 

Carroll Waters Summerour ’75 

Leslie Williams Summers ’80 

Lori Ann Harris Summers ’94 

Shelley Summers 

Jozanne S. Summerville ’04 

Carlene Harper Sumner ’94 

Margaret Sumner 

Andrey Suntsev and 

Katerina Suntseva 

Patricia Sagasti Suppes ’93 

Marie E. Sushka ’67 

Virginia Wood Susi ’04 

Cornelia Kennedy Suskind ’81 

Julia K. Sutherland ’78 

Patricia Davis Sutker ’59 

Grace E. Suttle ’60 

Judith Suttles 

Amanda Megargee Sutton ’71 

Bethany Sutton 

Evelyn M. Sutton 

Shirley Sutton 

Kristin Amylon Swain ’74 

Dr. and Mrs. James A. 

Swenberg 

Jennifer McDonaugh 

Swiatek ’02 

Elena Nicole Swick ’15 

Mary Taylor Swing ’58 

Mr. and Mrs. John H. Swisher 

Katharine Baker Sydnor ’66 

Sarah Herndon Sydnor ’01 

D. Sykes 

Anne Allen Symonds ’62 

Rebecca Trulove Symons ’79 

Sophie Wackenhut 

Szymanski ’02 

Amy Louise Tabb ’01 

Natalie Tacke 

Mr. and Mrs. Tim G. Tade 

Diana Tadler 

Penelope Tadler ’91 

Elizabeth Bundy Taft ’57 

Paulett Long Taggart ’44 

Katherine Upchurch 

Takvorian ’72 

Caroline Busby Talbot ’72 

Margaret Cromwell 

Taliaferro ’49 

Elizabeth Wilkins Talley ’88 

Marcia Dutton Talley 

Margaret Robinson 

Tallmadge ’81 

Margaret Towers Talman ’49 

Joy Powell Talmon ’01 

Helen Bradley Tarbutton ’89 

Anina Tardif-Douglin 

Patricia Tate 

Lilian Alexandra Tauber ’14 

Regina M. Taurino ’10 

Alexandra M. Taylor ’10 

Ann Alleva Taylor ’84 

Ann Hoxton Taylor ’68 

Ann T. Taylor ’58 

Carol Woodcock Taylor 

Elizabeth Smith Taylor ’69 

Evangeline Easterly 

Taylor ’00 

Jessica L. Taylor ’06 

Kathleen Watson Taylor ’65 

Laura Taylor 

Mary Herbert Taylor ’45 

Mary Satterfield Taylor ’74 

Molly Taylor 

Rodney Taylor 

Rosie C. Taylor 

Sally A. Taylor ’70 

Sandra A. Taylor ’74 

Terri Taylor 

Rebecca Teachey-Peerman ’07 

Ann Collins Teachout ’54 

Rebecca Teaff 

Elizabeth Doyle Teare ’86 

Ann B. Tedards ’70 

Sue Rosson Tejml ’58 

Barbara Anne Tetzlaff ’57 

Deborah L. Thacker ’77 

Leroy Thacker 

Elizabeth Ball Thagard ’60 

Prerana Thapa 

Bajracharya ’91 

Jean Mackenzie Thatcher ’71 

Laura Thatcher 

Martha Owen Thatcher ’48 

Mildred Newman Thayer ’61 

Jane Rather Thiebaud ’57 

Cynthia Thiele ’92 

Vera Blake Thiers ’77 

Marcia J. Thom-Kaley 

C. J. Thomas 

Catherine L. Thomas ’98 

Charlene E. Thomas ’77 

Cristina June Thomas ’13 

Eugenia Stark Thomas ’95 

Kathryn Wright Thomas ’00 

Kay Morcom Thomas ’96 

Lucy Brooks Thomas ’00 

Mary Sue Morrison 

Thomas ’72 

Penelope A. Thomas ’72 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. 

Thomas 

Robert S. Thomas 

Sarah Wilkinson Collins ’04 

Sheree E. Thomas 

William Thomas 

72 


Carolyn Birbick 

Thomason ’80 

Cassandra Lynn Thomas- 

Sheehan ’97 

Kelli Bergmann 

Thomasson ’04 

DeAndrea Thomas-Young ’95 

Alice Wood Thompson ’59 

Amanda Nicole Thompson ’14 

Cathy Weiss Thompson ’74 

Christie Sears Thompson ’05 

Elodie Taylor Thompson ’71 

Francina Thompson 

Grace Quirk Thompson ’88 

James Thompson, Jr. 

Jane Arensberg 

Thompson ’61 

Jane Page Thompson 

Jennifer Stanley 

Thompson ’03 

Joanne Bossert Thompson ’59 

Pamela Thompson 

Patricia Thompson 

Rachel Elkins Thompson ’91 

Ray Henley Thompson ’62 

Robert Thompson 

Susan Boline Thompson ’80 

Tracy E. Imse Thomson ’93 

Joan Vail Thorne ’51 

Angela Renee Thornton ’16 

Elizabeth Schneider 

Thornton ’80 

Leslie C. Thornton ’75 

Margaret Thornton 

Saranna Thornton 

Eleanor St. Clair Thorp ’58 

Janet Thrash 

Brooke Linville Thurber ’04 

Daniel Thurber 

Deborah Massie Thurman ’76 

William Thurman 

Renee Tidwell 

Linda Grizzard Tiffany ’67 

Rosaline Tignor 

Lea Gardner Tikka ’91 

Patricia Tikkala 

Erin Till 

Virginia Nolte Tillman ’74 

Elizabeth Payne Tillson 

Mary Bell Timberlake ’67 

Lida Matthews Tingley ’61 

Ellen Tinnin 

Amy Tipton 

Maria Jones Tisdale ’75 

Katherine Paige Tisher ’13 

Paula Tishok 

Mark Tobias 

Nancy Tobias 

Teresa Tobias 

Amy Donnelly Tobik ’90 

Eugene M. Tobin 

Courtney Elizabeth Todd ’15 

Elizabeth McMahan 

Tolbert ’57 

Stephen Tolbert 

Jane Roseberry Tolleson ’52 

Hubertina Rose Tolpa ’10 

Debbie Tomlin 

Melanie Tomlin 

Teresa Pike Tomlinson ’87 

Sally Anne Toms ’13 

Catherine Jane Tooke ’11 

Michael Tooke 

Sarah Tooke 

Courtney Toomey ’98 

Jennifer Toomey 

Virginia Hudson Toone ’53 

Lytch Tornow 

Leslie Charlotte Toro ’95 

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore W. 

Torretti 

Rick Toscano 

Terry Starke Tosh ’75 

Kate W. Toth ’93 

Janelle Touma 

Mary Craighill Tourgee ’81 

Laura Ann Humphress 

Toussaint ’06 

Anita Grymes Towell ’60 

Audrey Townsend ’78 

Cynthia Little Townsend ’79 

Anne P. Toxey ’86 

Newell Bryan Tozzer ’55 

Jessica Grace Pava Tra ’98 

Ingrid Zensen 

Trachtenbarg ’03 

Catherine Kinnear Train ’52 

Randolph Anderson 

Trainor ’75 

Dr. and Mrs. John H. Trant III 

Elizabeth A. Trantham ’02 

Christine Corcoran Trauth ’85 

Helen W. Travis ’74 

Nancy Travis 

Amanda Trefzger 

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. 

Triana 

Jill A. Triana ’99 

Rosemary Dunaway Trible ’71 

Kathy Ann Trimble ’69 

Pamela Trimingham ’68 

Van Trinh 

Mr. and Mrs. Guy Tripp III 

Mary Montelle Tripp ’82 

David Trop 

Sandra Schwartz Tropper ’73 

Mr. and Mrs. William 

Chamberlain Trotter III 

Tamara Trout ’01 

Stephanie Banton 

Troutman ’91 

Kristina Troxel 

Gail Rothrock Trozzo ’64 

Heidi L. Trude ’07 

Stephen and Laura Trudeau 

Victoria Anne Trudeau ’11 

Jenifer Trujillo 

Sonya Lynn Truman ’02 

Ann Kays Tsuji ’96 

Ashley Nicole Tucker ’15 

Carol Exnicios Tucker ’53 

Elizabeth Brown Tucker ’69 

Emily Green Tucker ’09 

Freida Carpenter Tucker ’73 

Greyson Shuff Tucker ’72 

Holli Tucker 

Jeanette Tucker 

Katie Curling Tucker ’03 


Tucker 

Elizabeth Weaver Tully ’58* 

Lisa Tully 

Susan Enns Tully ’63 

Laura Tunison 

Ms. Elizabeth Turek 

Heidi Belofsky Turk ’85 

Brian Turner 

Carol Childress Turner ’63 

David Turner 

Jessica Story Turner 

Kathleen Stevenson 

Turner ’64 

Louisa Z. Turner 

Mary Stimpson Turner ’86 

Mr. and Mrs. Perry E. 

Turner, Jr. 

Sharon Watts Turner ’91 

Sidney Turner ’66 

Ted Turner 

Eileen B. Tuttle 

Hazel Fellner Tuttle ’44 

Elisabeth Brower Tutwiler ’07 

Harriet Newman Twigg ’74 

Nancy Twigg 

Michal S. Twine ’68 

Patricia Lynn Longest 

Tyler ’80 

Truly Tyler 

Elizabeth Tyree-Taylor ’71 

Mr. and Mrs. Carlo A. Uchello 

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Uglum 

CONTINUED 

*Deceased 


73

Ainslie Jones Uhl ’76 

Jennifer Valentine 

Erin J. Vlasaty ’99 

Charles Walbridge 

Linda R. Uihlein ’77 

Van Ness ’92 

Anne Marliese Vogel ’92 

Elizabeth C. Walbridge ’72 

Arne Ulbrich 

Louise J. Van Patten ’86 

Lindsay Mactavish Vogt ’96 

Margaret Walbridge 

Alyssa Moonen Ullmeyer ’04 

David van Roijen 

Stephanie Vogt 

Jennifer Ann Walcott ’90 

Suzanne Stryker Ullrich ’78 

Beverly Van Zandt ’71 

Stephanie Vojas 

Nancy Walcott 

Ann Martin Goldmann 

Uloth ’83 

Oliver Ulsaker 

Laura Warren Underwood ’93 

Natasha K. Ungerer ’02 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. 

Ungerer 

Susan Knapp Hurley 

Upshaw ’99 

Luther J. Upton 

Pilar Uribe ’84 

Barbara Clark Utley ’44 

Carolyn Rose Vaccaro ’11 

John A. Vaccaro 

Ellen Vadl 

Georgene M. Vairo ’72 

Aria Vaitekunas 

Karen Valanzano ’93 

CeCelia E. Valentine ’95 

Norma Stieh Bulls 

Valentine ’93 

Pam Valle 

Suzanne Fitzgerald Van 

Horne ’47 

Sally Schall Van Allen ’42 

Gypsie Bear Van Antwerp ’73 

Marie van Beek 

Gayle Dearborn Vance ’67 

Jennifer C. Vance ’91 

Patricia Neale Van Clief ’72 

Rachael Sterling Van Clief ’16 

Anne Hinshaw 

Vanderweil ’68 

Nancy VanDyke 

Katharine Weinrich 

van Geel ’65 

Lennie Rae Vangorder 

Ann Pritchett Van Horn ’74 

Gretchen Van Ness 

Lucy Dennington 

Van Zandt ’73 

Sharon Singletary 

Vanzant ’69 

Kelly Brown Varga ’88 

Mr. and Mrs. Roy B. Varnado 

Claire Cartwright 

Vaughan ’78 

Lyssa Ann Vaught ’95 

Oscar W. Vaught, Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Vavala 

Melissa Leib Veghte ’74 

Samantha Vejay 

Amber Vellenga ’91 

Michelle Erika Venema ’84 

Mrs. Megan Combs Veney ’09 

Dorothy Barnum Venter ’35 

Ruth Verbunt 

Victoria Chainski Verity ’66 

Legare Davis Vest ’89 

Wanda Vest 

Elizabeth Scott Via ’91 

Sarah Underhill Viault ’60 

Britt Vice 

Amanda Vickers 

Marion Harrison Vickers ’67 

Gretchen L. Vida ’95 

Jennifer Sullivan Vieceli ’90 

Jane Richardson Vieth ’46 

Catherine R. Viette ’93 

Virginia Viette 

Angie Villamil Novoa 

Bronwyn Vincent 

Patricia Balz Vincent ’39 

Barry Vine 

Glenna Jillian Vine ’11 

Tiffany Vines 

Joe Vitale 

Hollis Hutchens Volk ’80 

Jennifer Volk 

Elizabeth Volkmann 

Krista Vollack 

Maria Carozza Volpe ’62 

Eileen Yates Von Herbulis ’95 

Sarah P. vonRosenberg ’72 

Anne Souder von Weise ’86 

Mr. and Mrs. William W. 

Voorhees 

Albert and Diana Voorthuis 

Elizabeth Carwile Voss ’11 

Madge Hall Vosteen ’85 

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard W. 

Wackenhut 

Celeste C. Wackenhut ’08 

Anne Rubel Waddell ’77 

Anna Meres Wade ’98 

Autumn Catalon Wade ’04 

Elizabeth Wade ’77 

Janet Taylor Wade ’83 

Lauren M. Wade ’05 

Lisa Wade 

Victoria McClintock Wade ’95 

Kimberly Paige Wadelton ’07 

Amanda K. Wager ’14 

Yana Wagg ’95 

Kate Wagle Hitmar 

Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Wagner 

Jennifer M. Wagner ’97 

Jo Ann Wagner 

Louise W. Wagner 

Marye Taylor Wagner ’73 

Marian Roberts Wahlgren ’84 

Virginia Haynie 

Wainstein ’86 

Laura Waisner 

Mr. and Mrs. David A. Waite 

Patricia Doran Walczak ’93 

Leah Brooks Waldrip ’01 

Karen H. Waldron ’75 

Anne Dickson Waldrop ’45 

Carolyn Milton Walker ’67 

Carolyn Peyton Walker ’64 

Gale Young Walker ’60 

Jane Tatman Walker ’60 

Marion F. Walker ’72 

S. AtLee Walker ’69 

Tracy Walker 

Wendy Walker 

Wendy Igleheart Walker ’78 

Carrie M. Walkiewicz 

Megan Walkowiak 

Kelly Nixon Wall ’01 

Marie G. Wall ’96 

Annabel Metson Wallace ’15 

Catherine Matheson 

Wallace ’74 

Elizabeth Fleet Wallace ’62 

Ms. Karen Wallace 

Laura Sauls Wallace ’63 

Lisa Wallace 

Nan Wallace 

Amy Elizabeth Waller ’04 

Kenneth Waller 

Jennifer Kemper Wallis ’91 

Diana Bradford Walsh ’92 

Jason Walsh 

Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah J. 

Walsh 

Kearsley Walsh ’81 

Margaret Erin Keck Walsh ’03 

Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. 

Walters, Jr. 

Susanne Walters ’84 

74 


Carolyn Jones Walthall ’71 

Mary Walthall ’87 

Amanda Moore Walton ’04 

Andrew Walton 

Anne B. Walton 

Lisa Moore Walton ’04 

Patrick Walton 

Lura Coleman Wampler ’60 

Barbara Sullivan 

Wanamaker ’63 

Jessica Bemis Ward ’63 

Phyllis Blythin Ward ’70 

Ms. Marian Wardle 

Christine Devol Wardlow ’63 

Anne English Wardwell ’65 

Betty Byrne Gill Ware ’55 

Patricia Ware 

Jane Oxner Waring ’58 

Mary Waring 

Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. 

Waring 

Christine Sherwood 

Warner ’73 

Elinor H. Warner ’85 

Elizabeth Farnsworth 

Warner ’05 

Katherine G. Warner ’95 

Dr. Lesley A. Warner ’05 

Margaret Smith Warner ’58 

Diane Lotz Warren ’05 

Mary Wilkinson Warren ’74 

Pamela Walsh Warren ’82 

Wendy Hyland Warren ’84 

Christine Warrington 

Emily Rose Wartella ’15 

Anjela Washington 

Jesse Wasserman 

Claude Becker 

Wasserstein ’82 

Melinda P. Waterbury ’86 

Caroline Waterman 

Catherine R. Waterman ’11 

Diana Duffy Waterman ’83 

Jon Waters 

Patricia Whitaker Waters ’44* 

Sandy Waters ’68 

Kevin Watford 

Amanda Watkins 

Chelsea Watkins 

Sarah Lawrence Watkins ’68 

Lindsay Hicks Watrous ’99 

Anne Mohana Watson ’04 

Dinah H. Watson 

Joseph Watson 

Nancy Cunningham 

Watson ’75 

Sarah Watson ’70 

Aubrey Watts, Jr. 

Barbara Watts 

Charlotte Heuer Watts ’57 

Emily Watts 

Margaret Murray Watts ’06 

Donna Waugh-Robinson 

William Deal Waxter III* 

Jenny Waybright 

Candice Pride Waycaster ’06 

Andrew D. and 

Elaine S. Weaver 

Sarah Clifford Weaver ’95 

Katharine McCardell 

Webb ’70 

Larissa Guignard Webb ’90 

Matthew Webb 

Milea Webb 

Trisha J. Webb ’95 

Barbara Chase Webber ’54 

Bill Webber 

Nahliah L. Webber ’03 

Tracie Allen Webber ’93 

Ellen B. Webster ’83 

Heather Webster 

Mrs. John A. Webster 

Langhorne Tuller Webster ’58 

Lindsay Douglas Webster ’09 

Mr. and Mrs. Marvin W. 

Webster, Jr. 

Annegret P. Weckerle ’93 

Maureen Wedner 

Pamela S. Weekes ’83 

Seanne Weekes 

Jane Best Wehland ’57 

Heather Bayfield Weidle ’94 

Katie Keogh Weidner ’88 

Nancy J. Weigle ’95 

Mr. Arthur Weil 

Jeanne Weiler* 

Wendy C. Weiler ’71 

Pamela Weiler-Colling ’79 

Cay Ramey Weimer ’59 

Jerrold G. Weinberg 

Gwendolyn Weiner ’62 

Ellen R. Weintraub ’71 

Robert Weintraub 

Paul Weinwurm 

Charles M. Weis 

Lisa M. Weisbrich ’10 

Micaela Jessica Weiss ’09 

Betty S. Weiss 

James Welch 

Jane Feltus Welch ’55 

John Welch 

Meredith Leslie Welch ’65 

Patricia Welch 

Katharine Harrington 

Welder ’95 

Elder Witt Wellborn ’67 

Marguerite Geer Wellborn ’56 

Ann Denton Wells ’67 

Elizabeth Melvin Wells ’99 

Jason Wells 

Anne Harrell Welsh ’55 

Mr. and Mrs. Wolfgang Wendt 

Kyra Jean Meelan Werner ’92 

Murrell Rickards Werth ’44* 

Kristin Wessell 

Amy Larsen West ’93 

Catherine O’Brien West ’99 

Jessica L. West ’99 

Joan Darby West ’46 

Patrick West 

Reardon C. West and 

Margaret Guis 

Tyesha D. West ’14 

Jane Westbrook ’53 

Dorothy C. Westby ’60* 

Lynn V. Westine ’79 

Suzanne Torgan Weston ’68 

Robin Platt Wetherbee ’82 

Doreen Brugger Wetzig ’45 

Tara Moran Weyer ’96 

Alice Anderson Wharton ’75 

Elizabeth Kemper 

Wharton ’58 

Elizabeth McKnight 

Whatley ’87 

Christopher and Barbara 

Wheatley 

Nicole Whelan 

Courtney Huffman 

Whetstone ’95 

Erin Curpier Whipple ’94 

Rachel E. Whitacre 

Adrienne Whitaker 

Joel Whitaker 

Sigur Whitaker 

Katherine V. Whitby ’95 

Mr. and Mrs. Alan J. White 

Alexander White 

Alice Stansbury White ’52 

Angela Renee White 

Ann Rowell White ’56 

Caroline W. White ’79 

Cassandra White 

Elizabeth Smith White ’59 

Gwin Schroder White ’72* 

Hedi Haug White ’64 

James White 

Ms. Jesse A. White ’86 

Joyce White 

Kimberly Diane Shaheen 

White ’96 

Leigh Ann White ’86 

CONTINUED 

*Deceased 


75

Mary White 

Nancy C. White ’79 

Richard Avery White 

Vicky Marie Harvey 

White ’92 

Virginia Shields White ’72 

Wendelin A. White ’74 

Wendy White 

William White 

Kimberly White Alcantara 

Carey Whitehead 

Eric Whitehead 

Michelle Whitehead 

W. Whitehead 

Donna R. Whitehouse 

Patricia Davis Whitehurst ’67 

Joan McCarthy Whiteman ’49 

Catherine Cranston 

Whitham ’75 

Frances Fowler Whitlow ’82 

Mary and Lyndon Whitmore 

Charlotte Whitten 

Jennifer Wicke 

Elisa W. Wickham ’73 

Katherine Wickham 

Margaret Gearing 

Wickham ’42* 

Margaret Richards 

Wiederseim ’78 

Alysha K. Wiegand ’09 

Sarah Ellen Wiegand ’03 

Pamela Hellmuth 

Wiegandt ’64 

Elizabeth Colwill Wiegers ’59 

Cassandra Whaling 

Wierman ’85 

Herbert N. Wigder 

Melissa O. Wiggins 

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. 

Wilcoxson 

Wendy J. Wilcoxson ’93 

Cynthia Wilder 

Patricia Calkins Wilder ’63 

Carolyn Wiley 

Deborah Wiley 

Elizabeth Stoebner Wiley ’87 

Emily C. Wiley ’07 

Erin McKinley Wiley ’01 

Jane Marie Wiley ’11 

Kristin Wiley 

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. 

Wiley, Sr. 

Marvin Wilke 

Patricia and William 

Wilkerson 

Jacquelyn Denise Wilkins ’03 

Jean Guthans Wilkins ’85 

Linda Wilkinson 

Margaret Butler Wilkinson ’72 

Robert Wilkoff 

Gail Willard 

Jennifer Lindsey Will- 

Campbell ’13 

William H. Willcox 

Elizabeth Harley Willett ’84 

Barbara Bryant Williams ’81 

Caroline Diaz Williams ’03 

Christine Williams 

Elizabeth M. Williams ’78 

Elizabeth Plunkett 

Williams ’48 

Emily Williams ’93 

Fielding Williams, Sr. 

Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. 

Williams 

Hunter Williams 

Leigh C. Wilson Williams ’97 

Louise Spilman Williams ’78 

Margaret B. Williams ’97 

Mary Ballou Handy 

Williams ’59 

Meredith Williams ’95 

Mr. and Mrs. Roger Williams 

Sallie Yon Williams ’63 

Scott W. Williams 

Shelby Snyder Williams ’95 

W. Steven Williams 

Wendy Williams 

Margaret Bromberg 

Williams-Jones ’47 

Austin Williamson 

Tara Williamson 

Karen Williams-Wickre ’84 

Susan M. Willig 

Deborah Edith Willis ’11 

Faye Rathgeber Willis ’57 

Marguerite Smith Willis ’71 

Blake Willms 

Glenn Willoughby 

Regina Mancusi Wills ’71 

Richard B. Wills 

Holly Ann Wilmeth ’00 

Amanda Dawn Kottke 

Wilson ’98 

Ann L. Wilson ’54 

Carmen Marie Wilson 

Carolyn Burke Wilson ’56 

Catherine M. Wilson ’02 

Courtenay Sands Wilson ’66 

Elizabeth B. Wilson ’70 

Gail Hayman Wilson ’60 

Jacquelyn M. Wilson ’05 

Jane Stephenson Wilson ’67 

Katie Tipton Wilson ’08 

Kimberly A. Wilson ’06 

Lois Peterson Wilson ’26* 

Madeline Wilson Wilson ’12 

Margaret Street Wilson ’64 

Mary Beaird Wilson ’85 

Natalie Wilson 

Richard Guy Wilson 

Shyne Wilson 

Virginia L. Wilson ’08 

Susie Wilson Lyons 

Nancy Ray Wiltshire ’86 

Joan O’Meara Winant 

Haden Ridley Winborne ’69 

Christine Jones Winder ’86 

Susan Windley-Daoust 

Heather Stevens Wine ’94 

Kelly Ann Winer ’13 

Allison Ditton Winger ’93 

Mary Steiger Wingerd ’43 

Patricia Wood Wingfield ’73 

Gail Zarwell Winkler ’76 

Patricia Layne Winks ’52 

Betty Bentsen Winn ’53 

Mary Gordon Winn ’66 

Rosanna Winner 

Jennifer Winnett Denniston 

Celeste Rustom Winslow ’10 

Lisa Fowler Winslow ’73 

Jo C. Winstead ’77 

R. Alan Winstead 

Sarah E. Winstead ’12 

Florence Barclay Winston ’57 

Sarah Hitt Winston ’63 

Ashley C. Winters ’11 

William Wayne Wirthman, Jr. 

Anne Brown Wise ’76 

Bet Bashinsky Wise ’75 

Ms. Elizabeth Carrington 

Wise ’14 

William Wiseman 

Barbara R. Wiss ’72 

Kathleen Wilson Wissel ’06 

Jennifer Solveig Wistrand 

Patricia Witcher Jordan ’89 

Alexia Witcombe 

Christopher Whitcombe 

Giulia Victoria Clare 

Whitcombe 

Melissa Gentry Witherow ’80 

Mary Withers 

Megan Beley Withrow ’01 

Rebecca Witte 

Marcia G. Wittenbrook ’72 

Ariana Jones Wittke ’46 

Anne Wittle 

Erin M. Wittle ’09 

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. 

Wittle 

Helen Harrison Witty ’75 

*Deceased 

76 


Camilla Crocker 

Sara Woodson 

Margaret Jones Wyllie ’45 

Thomas B. Young 

Wodehouse ’71 

Thomas Woodward 

David Wynne 

Joseph Yount 

Patricia Woernet 

Cornelia Redington 

Jenna Evans Wynne ’02 

Christine Yu 

Christina Wofford 

Woodworth ’86 

Susan Snodgrass Wynne ’72 

Hannah Ackley Yuhas 

Kirkland Victoria Wohlrab ’04 

Amy Woody 

Xue Xia ’16 

Kathryn Hagist Yunk ’91 

Laura J. Wolcott ’12 

Dana Dewey Woody ’58 

Kelly Xing 

Letha Dameron Zackowski ’81 

Mary Alma Wolfe ’75 

Anne Little Woolley ’83 

Cindy Yablonski 

Maria Zade 

Molly Poole Wolfe ’65 

Autumn Wooster 

Janet M. Yabroff 

Sandra Zahrn 

Timothy T. Wolff 

Kymberleigh Wooten 

September Yancone 

Shannon Bazar Zahrn ’99 

Earle G. Wolfrom* 

Jessica Wootton 

Susan Tucker Yankee ’50 

Mr. and Mrs. David Zak 

Melinda K. Wolfrom ’05 

Kurt Wootton 

Sarah McClain Yarber ’15 

Gregory Zak 

Johanna Yaple Wolski ’70 

Nancy Finley Worcester ’85 

Cheri Burritt Yates ’84 

Nellie Min-Ju Kan ’94 

Ariana K. Wolynec-Werner ’01 

Lucy Winston Works ’38 

Dorothy Malone Yates ’42* 

Heather Benhard Zander ’97 

David Womack 

Mary Boykin Wortley ’64 

Suzanne Yates ’70 

Jean Romanske Zaniewski ’77 

Portia Wong 

Beth Wortman 

Ann H. Yauger ’78 

Christina Margaret Love 

Anita Woo 

Cecilia Kirby Wraase ’74 

Carolyn Griffin Yeager ’92 

Zaranka ’15 

Andrea Wood 

Ann Benkendorf Wood ’74 

Barbara Wray 

K. Wray 

Marshalyn Yeargin- 

Allsopp ’68 

Christine Marie Carriere 

Zazulak ’90 

Christine Sheris Wood ’73 

Mary Denny Scott Wray ’61 

Susan Wooldridge Yeatts ’95 

Patricia Zeh 

Diane Duffield Wood ’57 

Gwendolyn Wray-Samans ’01 

Andie L. Yellott ’76 

Diana L. Zeidel ’71 

Faye and Tom Wood 

Andrew Wright 

Ann Benet Yellott ’51 

Jo Ann Zenger 

Jeremy and Janie Wood 

Elizabeth Finch Wright ’01 

Heather Tiffany Yepez ’14 

Henry C. Zenke II 

Keitt Matheson Wood ’63 

Dr. and Mrs. H. Boggs 

Emily A. Yerby ’02 

Virginia H. Zenke ’81 

Kevin Wood 

Wright, Jr. 

Alice Yew 

Boyd Zenner ’74 

Kristin Wood 

Lawrence Wood 

Marguerite McDaniel 

Wood ’57 

Mary Beth Wood 

Mina Walker Wood ’62 

Nancy Trask Wood ’52 

Nancy W. Wood ’63 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. 

Wood, Jr. 

Sandra Wood 

Shannon M. Wood ’87 

Susan Wood 

Elizabeth Clegg Woodard ’72 

Helen Cantey Woodbridge ’44 

Clark Elizabeth Woods ’12 

Don and Lola Woods 

John and Leigh Woods 

John Woodson 

Heather Nicole Wright ’05 

Jayne Wright 

Joan Broman Wright ’56 

Karen Wright 

Kathy G. Wright 

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth T. 

Wright 

Nancy Hickox Wright ’68 

Sarah Schofield Wright ’11 

Sierra T. Wright ’12 

Neil Wroten 

Barbara L. Wuehrmann ’71 

Colleen Wulff 

Patricia Wunder 

Jeanne O. Wurster 

Elizabeth H. S. Wyatt ’69 

Joan Collins Wyatt ’85 

Lynn Wylde 

Alexandra Bernard Wyllie ’86 

Laura J. Yim ’98 

Henry M. Yochum 

Dagmar Halmagyi Yon ’57 

Lizora Miller Yonce ’59 

Kendall Madison York ’16 

Michael York 

Ms. Susan York 

Anne Kendig Young ’63 

Barbara Smith Young ’71 

Cheryl Fortin Young ’85 

Jacqueline Lowe Young ’53 

Jennifer E. Young ’11 

Jillian Young 

Lauren Place Young ’78 

Lindsey Lewis Young ’09 

Margaret Mapp Young ’67 

Ormand Young 

Paula Young 

Roma Skeen Young ’71 

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick 

Zensen 

Katherine Schupp 

Zeringue ’94 

Mr. and Mrs. Zuhui Zhou 

Krista Schuler Ziegenfuss ’02 

Christy Holterman Ziegler ’01 

Suzanne M. Ziesmann ’91 

Linda Zimmer 

Suzanne Weaver Zimmer ’85 

Louise Swiecki Zingaro ’80 

Roger L. Zissu 

Lindemann Rollenhagen 

Zook ’97 

Elizabeth W. Zuckerman ’09 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. 

Zuckerman 

*Deceased 


77

CORPORATIONS AND 

FOUNDATIONS 

{ July 1, 2014-December 31, 2015 } 

Abbott Laboratories Fund 

Bristol-Myers Squibb 

The Community Foundation 

Fiduciary Trust 

The Ackermann Foundation 

Act for Alexandria 

Aetna Foundation, Inc. 

Agilent Technologies 

Alliance Data 

American Endowment 

Foundation 

America’s Charities-AARP 

Amherst Elementary 

School-PTO 

Andrew Sinclair 

Andrew W. Mellon 

Foundation 

AON Corporation 

Aramark Corporation 

Foundation, Inc. 

Brown Charitable Trust, 

Bruce Ford 

Bush Hill Enterprises 

Cahouet Charitable Trust 

Caldwell and Gregory, Inc. 

Calk Havens Gallery Inc. 

Capital Concrete 

Capital One Bank 

The CarMax Foundation 

Carrie S. Camp 


Cedar House Publishers 

Central Alabama Community 

Foundation 

for The National Capital 

Region 

Community Foundation of 

Gaston County, Inc. 


Greater Chattanooga 


Louisville 

The Community Foundation 

of Middle Tennessee 


Richmond 

Connie Burwell White 

and William W. White 

Foundation 

Cord Charitable Foundation 

Formia Design 

Foundation For The Carolinas 

Four G’s Charitable Trust 

Gannett Foundation Inc. 

GE Foundation 

Georgia Power Company 

Gilson Investments, Inc. 

Goldman Sachs & Co. 

Great Idea, LLC 

Greater Houston Community 

Foundation 

Greater Lynchburg 

Community Trust 

Greater Saint Louis 

Community Foundation 

AREVA NP Inc. 

Atlanta Medical Day Spa & 

Surgery Center, LLC 

Baltimore Community 

Foundation 

Bank of America 

Bank of America 


Bank of New York 

Bank of The James 

Barbara C. Burke Trust 

BASF Corporation 

Bergen County United Way 

Blue Grass Community 

Foundation 

The Boeing Company 

Boston Foundation 

BP America Inc. 

Bright Funds Foundation 

Certified Gold Exchange Inc 

Charlottesville-Abermarle 

Community Foundation 

Chevron Products Company 

The Chisholm Foundation 

Citrix Systems, Inc. 

Clara Weiss Fund 

Clifton Foundation, Inc. 

Clorox Company 

Coastal Community 

Foundation of South 

Carolina 

The Coca-Cola Company 

College Campus Art LLC 

The Comegys Bight 

Charitable Foundation 

Community Found Greater 

Birmingham 

Community Foundation for 

Greater Atlanta 

Corning Incorporated 

Foundation 

Corporate Executive Board 

Council of Independent 

Colleges 

Craige Pepper Family 

Foundation 

Crum Charitable Foundation 

The Davey Tree Expert 

Company 

Deupree Family Foundation 

Dominion Resources, Inc. 

Elements and Alloys, Inc. 

Eli Lilly and Company 

Foundation 

Enemble Worldwide, Inc. 

EOS Foundation 

Exxon Mobile Foundation 

Fidelity Investment 

Charitable Gift Fund 

Greer Family Foundation 

H. Malcolm Hardy Trust 

The Hadley and Marion 

Stuart Foundation 

The Harrison Foundation 

Henderson Foundation 

The Henry Foundation 

Henry Laird Smith 

Foundation 

Hershey Foods 

Corporation Fund 

HRACRE 

HTMelle 

The Hulme Family 

Foundation 

Human Dynamics 

Consulting, LLC. 

Human Factors 

Associates, Inc 

Hunt Farms 

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The Huntly Foundation 

Mc Adams Charitable 

Portland General Electric 

SunTrust Foundation 

IBM International Foundation 

Foundation 

Powell Foundation 

Sweet Briar Alumnae Club 

Intel 

J. C. Penney 

J. M. Hubert Corporation 

Jack Jouett Chapter NSDAR 

Jailbreak Brewing Company 

Jewish Foundation of Greater 

New Haven, Inc. 

John and Mary Camp 

Foundation 

John and Sarah Freeman 

Foundation 

John L. Dabbs III LTD 

Jones Lippincott Family 

Foundation 

Kahn Education Foundation 

Kelsey Family Foundation 

McGraw-Hill Companies 


Merck Company Foundation 

MetaMD LLC 

Microsoft Corporation 

Minnesota Women’s Soccer 

League 

Minor Foundation, Inc. 

Monte Costa Photography 

Montessori School of McLean 

Moody’s Corporation 

Morgan Stanley Foundation 

Mountain Laurel Foundation 

Mumpower and 

Sutherland PC 

The Neiman-Marcus Group 

Pridmore Family 


Procter and Gamble Fund 

Prudential Foundation 

Qualcomm 

Quintiles 

Rain Raps LLC 

The Rains Family Foundation 

Raytheon Company 

Red Hat Matching Gifts 

Program 

Renaissance Charitable 


Robbin’s Nests, LLC 

Robert Wood Johnson 

Foundation 

of Atlanta 

The Tack Room, Inc. 

Tactical Rabbit, Inc. 

Take The Shot, LLC 

The Talbott and Ann Bond 

Family Foundation 

TC Group 

Theodore Cross Family 

Charitable Foundation 

Thurston Roberts Charitable 

Foundation 

The Titmus Foundation, Inc. 

Toledo Community 


Tomorrow, LLC 

Torretti Law Office 

Kookaburra Foundation 

New York Community Trust 

Roberts Family Foundation 

Travelers Companies, Inc. 

KPMG Peat Marwick 

New York Life Foundation 

Rochester Area Community 

The Turner Corporation 

Foundation 

Lanier Goodman Foundation 

Lantern Advisors 

The Law Office of Catherine 

Cole, P.A. 

Lettie Pate Whitehead 


LeVain Bakery Cookie 

Company, LLC 

LexisNexis 

Loftin and Company 

Loraine Ince 

Lotos Bean Inc 

Luther and Claire Griffith 

Foundation 

Mackenzie Park Incorporated 

Macy and Company 

Marefield Meadows 

Marie G. Dennett Foundation 

Marsh & McLennan 

Companies, Inc. 

The Martin Agency 

Master and Main 

Enterprises, LLC 

Newcastle Foundation 

NewTower Trust 

Norfolk Southern Foundation 

Northern Trust Company 

The Northrop Grumman 

Foundation 

Oakwood Garden Club 

Off Edge 

Old Dominion Box Co. 

Omaha Community 

Foundation 

Once For All Inc 

P. E.O. Chapter II 

The Paul and Merrill 

Barringer Family 

Foundation 

Paul H. Pusey Foundation 

Pennsylvania Lumbermens 

Mutual Insurance 

Perkins-Prothro Foundation 

The Pittsburgh Foundation 

PNC Bank Foundation 

Polymer Solutions 

Incorporated 

Foundation 

Rose and Walter Montgomery 

Foundation 

Rose’s Fund for Animals 

Rouse-Bottom Foundation 

Rust Foundation 

Saving Sweet Briar, Inc. 

Sweet Briar Alumnae 

Association 

Sweet Briar Club of 

Lynchburg 

Schwab Fund for 

Charitable Giving 

Shell Oil Company 

Foundation 

Silicon Valley Community 

Foundation 

Sony Pictures 

Stanley and Dorothy Pauley 

Charitable Trust 

Starlight Bicycles LLC 

State Farm Companies 

Foundation 

Stupp Bros Bridge-Iron Co. 

The U. S. Charitable 

Gift Trust 

UBS 

United Way of Rhode Island 

Van Clief Foundation 

Vanguard Group 

Verizon 

Virginia Foundation for 

Independent Colleges 

Virginia Baptist Hospital 

Vixen Enterprises LLC 

Waters Corporation 

Weisman Revokable Trust 

Wells Fargo & Company 

Westine Associates INC 

Wiegers Family Foundation 

Wiley, Rein LLP 

William and M. L. 

Christovich Charitable 


Winston-Salem Foundation 


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Commencement 2015 

Sixtine Abrial 

Ashley Elizabeth Baker 

Caroline Carter Baker 

Kelsey Rae Barta 

Julia Viola Bayliss 

Elyse Marie Betz 

Hannah Christine Bowers 

Emily Boggs Brooks 

Tiffanie Rose Brown 

Jacquelyne Elizabeth Bullett 

Anna Lydia Callicoat 

Sarah Ashley Capen 

Alexis Morgan Cash 

Kiera Michele Cavalleri 

Katherine Elizabeth Clark 

Elizabeth Anne Lux Cobb 

Carrie Danielle Cogdell 

Khirsten Haley Michelle Cook 

Sarah E Cooper 

Cory Nichelle Culver 

Taylor Nicole Daigneault 

Caitlin Bondurant Daniel 

Roberta Lynne Desiderio 

Emily Ann Diamond 

Kaitlin Ann Marie Dobson 

Abigail Whitney Dwire 

Victoria Lynn Eisenmann 

Haley Nicole Elder 

Lydia Kathryn Ethridge 

Kathryn Diane Fanta 

Wendy Alicia Ferguson 

Hayley Flo Foraker 

Jessica Megan Fortner 

Sade` Denise Fountain 

Faith Elise Frampton 

Charity Loreece Gaile 

Dolores Joan Gallagher 

Amanda Lee Gandee 

Carter Elizabeth Garrett 

Morgan Claire Garrison 

Lea Marie Gray 

Sarah Nicole Gray 

Lambda Louise Grace Green 

Hollie Michelle Halford 

Ariel Lynn Harper 

Kaitlyn Alexander Haskins 

Allison Ashley Hassard 

Adelaide Frances Hedge 

Susannah Taylor 

Higginbotham 

Alayna Alexandra Hoblik 

Charlotte Gibson Hopkins 

Marian Jordan Huber 

Leah Shannon Humenuck 

Sarah Angelina Javed 

Verena Mireille Joerger 

Stacey McKimmey Karmen 

Megan Elliott Kee 

Courtney Nicole Kockler 

Hannah Katelyn Kowitz 

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Photos by Meridith De Avila Khan, Kollin Kirven ’18 and Katherine Martin ’18 

Lydia Frances Lewis 

Fumin Li 

Amber Lee MacKay 

Emily Suzanne Marshall 

Dixie Lynn Martin 

Rebecca Claire Matheson 

Kimea W. McCuller 

Caroline Hayley McMillian 

Morgan Lynn McRae 

Juliette Nicole Michael 

Rebecca Elizabeth Mill 

Jennifer Whitney Mix 

Chelsea Karina Modeste 

Julia Elizabeth Moran 

Mehegan Bennett Morgan 

Patricia Ann Morgan 

Olivia Ariel Muchmore 

Elizabeth Erin Newhart 

Caitlyn Suzanne Ondrick 

Kimberly Anne Orchowski 

Nicole Brittany Palmer 

Laura Melisa Patlan 

Lindsay K Profenno 

Rosalie Shea Purvis 

Alexandra Harlan Raifsnider 

Ann Littleton Lassotovitch 

Rich 

Kathryne Ellis Richard 

Ashley Elizabeth Royal 

Acacia Marie Salazar 

Alyssa B Sarmiento 

Marta Phillips Saul 

Jesse Caitlin Schaaf 

Jessica Morgan Schwarcz 

Jessica Suzanne Sheleg 

Megan Elizabeth Shields 

Chara Lindel Southworth 

Epiphany Danielle Soward 

Arielle Sperrazza 

Kasey Brooke Stewart 

Charlotte Harding Swenson 

Elena Nicole Swick 

Kendall Michelle Taylor 

Courtney Elizabeth Todd 

Ashley Renee Tomlin 

Annabel Metson Wallace 

Emily Rose Wartella 

Eryn Patricia Wiley 

Leanne Marie Williams 

Shannon Elizabeth 

Williams 

Makenzie Hope Williamson 

Sarah McClain Yarber 

Angelic Michelle Yousef 

Christina Margaret Love 

Zaranka 


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1. M.A.T. graduates Caitlyn Ondrick, Faith Frampton, 

Victoria Eisenmann, Marian Huber, Eryn Wiley and 

Charity Gaile 

2. Olivia Muchmore with aunt Shelley Oliver ’98 

3. Anne McMurrain with mother Churchill 

McMurrain ’83 and godmother Tish Eliades ’83 

4. Charity Gaile ’14 (M.A.T. ’15) with sister 

Faith Gaile ’17 

5. Katherine Hoyt with mother Elizabeth Archibald ’78 

and aunt Carrie Nichols ’80 

6. MJ Clark with daughter Colby Stinnette ’12 

7. Jacquelyne Bullet with mother Deborah Bullet ’81 

(aunt Barbara Donigan ’85 not pictured) 

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Alexandra Raifsnider with great-aunts 

Jan Sheets Jones ’69 and Beth 

Sheets Reed ’82 

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8. Elizabeth Cobb with mother Cheryl Lux ’76 

9. Turning Point graduates MJ Clark, Donna Dodd, Angel 

Yousef and Christy Gaulton 

10. Jessica Fortner ’15, pictured here with her sister Katie, 

was the recipient of the 2015 Presidential Medal, the 

highest honor that Sweet Briar bestows on her students. 

She graduated with a double major in mathematics and 

classical studies with a language concentration and was 

a music minor. 

11. Rachel Byrd with mother Laurel Byrd ’93 

12. Ashley Baker with sister Jessica Baker ’09 

To see more, click here. 


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Remembering 

Ann Morrison Reams ’42 

THE SWEET BRIAR COMMUNITY WAS DEEPLY 

saddened to learn of the passing of a beloved member, Ann 

Morrison Reams ’42, who died June 28, 2015, at her home 

in Lynchburg. She was associate director of the Alumnae 

Association from 1968 to 1974 and director from 1974 until 

1991, when she retired with the title of emeritus director. 

Reams was a Lynchburg native and graduate of E.C. 

Glass High School. She worked briefly for the U.S. Navy and 

as a reporter for the News & Advance, then the Lynchburg 

Daily Advance, after graduating from Sweet Briar with 

a degree in music. She married Bernard Reams in 1944 

and raised four children, Bernard Jr., Stephen, Winifred 

(“Winkie”) and Ann Kendall. 

Reams was active in her home community, serving as 

president of the Junior League of Lynchburg; chairman of 

the board for the Florence Crittendon Home; regent of the 

Poplar Forest Chapter of the DAR; president of the Oakwood 

Garden Club; president of the Katherine Tekakwitha Circle 

of Holy Cross Church, where she was a lifetime member; 

and member of the Lynchburg Garden Club, the Lynchburg 

Historical Foundation, the Opera on the James Guild, and a 

number of other civic and cultural organizations. 

During her tenure at Sweet Briar, her many contributions 

included developing a computerized alumnae network and 

establishing the Distinguished Alumna Award. According 

to a story in the 1991 issue of the Sweet Briar Alumnae 

Magazine, under Reams’ leadership, Reunion attendance 

increased fourfold and the association earned a Council for 

Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) award in 

recognition of its 1990 Reunion. 

In 2002, Reams was recognized with the College’s 

Outstanding Alumna Award for her ongoing volunteer work, 

which included service on the Alumnae Board, the Boxwood 

Circle Committee, the Friends of the Library board, as class 

president, and as secretary for the Class of 1942 — a role she 

continued until her death. 

Upon Reams’ retirement, Nannette Crowdus ’57, then 

president of the Alumnae Association and an emeritus trustee 

of the College, lauded her representation of Sweet Briar and 

its alumnae “with admirable charm, unfailing good humor, 

incredible energy,” and gift for remembering people and 

making them feel special. 

“But let me assure you that while Ann is a lovely lady, 

there is a great deal more to be admired,” Crowdus is quoted 

as saying in the 1991 magazine. “She is also an outstanding 

administrator with an attention to detail that reaches 

perfection. She runs a tight ship and has trained all of us 

who have had the privilege of working with her to raise our 

standards to meet hers and to enjoy it.” 

The board of the Alumnae Association recognized her 

influence in a resolution that stated in part, “We commend 

her administrative abilities, her leadership skills, her patience, 

her sagacity, her energy and her bright spirit.” 

Sandra Maddox ’59 worked with Reams in the alumnae 

office for 24 years and last spoke to her in April. 

“Ann was a lovely person, so considerate of others and 

likeable by all who knew and worked with her,” Maddox says. 

“Ann was a devoted and dedicated alumna of Sweet Briar. I 

will miss her bright smile and cheerful ways!” 

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Kathy Pegues ’71 remembers Reams as “Sweet Briar’s 

hostess,” always making sure everyone in the room was 

comfortable with introductions that went beyond sharing 

names. 

“There were other roles by which she was officially 

known, but it was her gentle and joyful ‘working the room’ 

that I will remember,” Pegues says. “She had an encyclopedic 

memory and could pick up, with exacting detail, the threads 

of alumnae lives — career, family, classmates’ news — even 

when years had passed.” 

Her smile, warm hug and “Welcome back!” had 

authenticity, Pegues says, and they were kindnesses extended 

to everyone. 

“I last saw Ann at the annual meeting of the Friends 

of the Library this spring. We were still processing the 

announcement of the College’s closure, and there was 

deep sadness as well as anger in the room,” Pegues says. 

“Afterwards, Ann consoled us in that lilting and charming 

Lynchburg voice, suggesting that Sweet Briar College was 

important as a state of mind, as well as a place. And, in that 

regard, whatever happened, Sweet Briar would always be.” 

She was preceded in death by her husband of 59 years, 

Bernard Lawrence Reams, and is survived by her children 

and grandchildren, among numerous other relatives. 

Those wishing to honor her memory are asked to 

remember Holy Cross Catholic Church, Sweet Briar College, 

the Garden Club of Virginia or a charity of choice. 

Remembering 

Prof. John McClenon 

IN DECEMBER, SWEET BRIAR MOURNED THE 

loss of John Raymond McClenon, Dana Professor of 

Chemistry emeritus, a revered member of the community 

and professor emeritus with 38 years of service to the College. 

McClenon, 78, of Lynchburg, died Dec. 24, 2015, after 

a struggle with cancer. He was the husband of Mary Alice 

“Molly” Thornton McClenon for 56 years. 

Born May 1, 1937, John was the son of the late Raymond 

Benedict McClenon and the late Erica Weber McClenon. 

In addition to his wife, he is survived by three daughters, 

Anne McClenon and partner, Martin Rader, Marca 

McClenon, and Maureen Sacon and husband, Neal; and 

five grandchildren, Ryan, Myles and Molly Ann McClenon- 

Grant, and Walker and Lilly Etta Sacon. 

Born and raised in Grinnell, Iowa, McClenon graduated 

from Grinnell College and earned his Ph.D. in chemistry 

at the University of California, Los Angeles. He was named 

Sweet Briar’s Charles A. Dana Professor of Chemistry in 

1982. 

An obituary in the Dec. 30, 2015, issue of the News & 

Advance notes his love of teaching and Sweet Briar, as well 

as the importance of music in his life. A classical and jazz 

musician, he was involved in numerous local and regional 

symphonies, in 

addition to his 

own 15-piece 

Johnny McClenon 

Big Band, 

according to the 

obituary. 

Sweet Briar students also recall his enthusiasm for the 

arts, even at the occasional expense of his own discipline. 

“Such a Renaissance man!” Vida Henry Fonseca ’84 

wrote in an online condolence. “I will never forget his 

mock remonstrance with me for coming to Chemistry for 

the Liberal Arts lab when there was a master dance class 

in Baroque dance going on across the street — one of my 

dearest Sweet Briar memories!” 

A remembrance will be held at Sweet Briar during 

Reunion Weekend, June 3-5. In lieu of flowers, memorial 

contributions may be sent to the First Unitarian Church of 

Lynchburg, Sweet Briar College, the Lynchburg Symphony or 

a charity of your choice. 


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In 

Memoriam 

1933 

Mary Alice Durham Ellis 

Feb. 18, 2015 

1934 

If you wish to write to the family of someone 

recently deceased, please contact the 

alumnae relations and development office at 

(800) 381-6131 for the address. 

Martha Lou Lemmon Stohlman 

Oct. 5, 2015 

1935 

Roberta Cope Gerlach 

Sept. 27, 2000 

1936 

Sara Doughtie Crocker 

June 30, 2013 

Anne Farr Foot 

Date unknown 

Marion “Sunny” Sim Reid 

Sept. 10, 2015 

1937 

Nancy Nalle Genung 

March 7, 2015 

Elizabeth “Lib” Lee McPhail 

Dec. 23, 2014 

1938 

Marion Fuller Kellogg 

Nov. 16, 2015 

Elizabeth Lockett Lord 

Aug. 10, 2015 

Frances “Jinny” Faulkner 

Mathews 

Jan. 4, 2016 

Kitty King Corbett Powell 

Nov. 13, 2015 

Anne Warriner Prince 

Nov. 2, 2014 

Margaret Weimer Shepherd 

Feb. 22, 2015 

Elinor Edenton Smith 

Nov. 20, 2000 

Dorothy Thomas Upton 

Jan. 23, 2015 

Justine Domhoff Wright 

Nov. 6, 2014 

1939 

Elizabeth “Betsy” Vanderbilt 

Crampton 

April 6, 2015 

Beverley Bailey Taylor 

March 16, 2015 

1940 

Marjorie Stock Clemens 

March 12, 2015 

Mildred Moon Montague 

Jan. 24, 2015 

Ruth Beach Robinson 

Nov. 10, 2015 

Anna Feuchtenberger Stuart 

Aug. 17, 2015 

Ellen McClintock Templeton 

Sept. 3, 2011 

1941 

Ethel Gurney Betz 

Sept. 1, 2012 

Laetitia Seibels Frothingham 

Dec. 23, 2014 

1942 

Carolyn Monteith Clarke 

June 29, 2015 

Lucy Call Dabney 

Jan. 23, 2015 

Nancy Davis Damtoft 

July 27, 2015 

Margaret Dunbar Pence 

Nov. 18, 2013 

Eloise English Davies Rankin 

March 3, 2015 

Ann Morrison Reams 

June 28, 2015 

Dorothy Malone Yates 

Dec. 29, 2015 

1943 

Annie Laurie Malone Bolling 

Date unknown 

Pauline Hudson Brown 

Nov. 6, 2015 

Fay Martin Chandler 

March 3, 2015 

Sally Lerner David 

Feb. 3, 2016 

Sarah Belser Eggleston 

July 15, 2015 

Camille Guyton Guething 

Nov. 24, 2014 

Marguerite Hume 

Oct. 30, 2014 

Barbara Bolles Miller 

June 29, 2015 

Julia Horner Mulligan 

June 24, 2012 

Mary Jane Lampton Peabody 

Feb. 11, 2015 

Frances Gregg Petersmeyer 

Nov. 10, 2015 

Francoise Yoe Schneider 

March 19, 2015 

Florence Cheek Tutwiler 

July 2, 2014 

Peggy Roudin Weinberger 

Oct. 20, 2014 

1944 

Leslie Herrick Danford 

Jan. 24, 2015 

Margaret Ridgely Keith 

Date unknown 

Marguerite Brendlinger 

Robinson 


Muriel Abrash Schapiro 

Nov. 15, 2014 

Eleanor La Motte Trippe 

Oct. 26, 2015 

1945 

Hilda Hude Chapin 

Oct. 23, 2014 

Alice (Hedy) Edwards Davenport 

Dec. 12, 2014 

Harriet Willcox Gearhart 

Nov. 27, 2014 

Mildred Carothers Healy 

May 1, 2015 

Grace Clark Hornby 

Aug. 9, 2015 

Sarah Temple Moore 

Dec. 14, 2015 

1946 

Katherine Brooks Augustine 

Oct. 2, 2015 

Louise Wilbourn Collier 

Oct. 1, 2014 

Dorothy Caldwell Crowell 

June 9, 2015 

Lee Stevens Gravely 

Oct. 12, 2015 

Sarah McDuffie Hardaway 

Feb. 19, 2015 

Elizabeth Fruit Metzenthin 

March 8, 2015 

Katharine Bowdre Budd Poer 

July 28, 2015 

Legare Thompson Robertson 

Oct. 21, 2015 

Carroll Cone Saxton 

Dec. 27, 2015 

Leila McLaughlin Thompson 

Feb. 13, 2014 

1947 

Lois Andrews Cleland 

Dec. 31, 2015 

Joan McCoy Edmonds 

July 15, 2015 

Sara Ann McMullen Lindsey 

Feb. 25, 2015 

Margaret Redfern 

Sept. 24, 2015 

Mary McDuffie Redmond 

Oct. 11, 2015 

Virginia Barron Summer 

Aug. 19, 2015 

1948 

Kathryn Fulton Alston 

March 10, 2015 

Ruth Harris Bennett 

Oct. 7, 2015 

Nancy Moses Eubanks 

Aug. 26, 2015 

Jane Taylor Ix 

Oct. 24, 2015 

Mary Barrett Robertson 

Feb. 28, 2015 

Beatrice Backer Simpson 

Jan. 12, 2015 

1949 

Alberta Pew Baker 

Dec. 6, 2015 

Nancy Houriet Colton 

Nov. 27, 2014 

Vidmer Megginson Downing 

Sept. 11, 2015 

Katharine Veasey Goodwin 

March 26, 2015 

Ann Doar Jones 

March 16, 2015 

Jacquelin Jacobs Leffers 

Nov. 8, 2015 

Mary Sommers Booth Parker 


Sally Ayres Shroyer 

April 9, 2015 

1950 

Caroline Tillett Bailey 

April 26, 2015 

Mary Ellen Davis Gettel 

Aug. 6, 2015 

Constance Reed Lewis 

Jan. 30, 2015 

JoAn Teetor Marder 

April 26, 2015 

Ann Green Pangels 

Feb. 1, 2015 

Yvonne Worley Randall 

Aug. 29, 2015 

Nancy Storey White 

Jan. 13, 2015 

1951 

Jean “Randy” Randolph Bruns 

Dec. 31, 2015 

St. Claire Hayden D’Wolf 

Jan. 2, 2015 

Nancy Brumback Kruvand 

Jan. 22, 2015 

Chloe Mason Smith 

Aug. 8, 2013 

Catherine Arp Waterman 

April 21, 2015 

1952 

Gabrielle Maupin Bielenstein 

May 18, 2015 

Eulalie Jenkins Draper 

Nov. 21, 2015 

Mary Marshall Dyke 

Jan. 2, 2014 

Mary John Ford Gilchrist 

Oct. 31, 2014 

Marion Gregory Graves 

Feb. 25, 2015 

Margaret Nelson Harding 

June 2, 2015 

Julia “Judy” Snowden Neumeyer 

Feb. 2, 2015 

Mildred O’Neal Palmer 

June 25, 2015 

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1953 

Eleanor Johnson Ashby 

July 25, 2015 

Helen (Polly) Hedge Carpenter 

Oct. 22, 2015 

Ann Horrigan Hoy 

April 23, 2015 

Jean Ann Rosenbaum Morris 


Constance Werly Wakelee 

Feb. 18, 2015 

Kathryn Johnson Waller 

March 9, 2015 

Barbara Buxton Waugh 

Jan. 11, 2015 

1954 

Elizabeth Wilson Brown 

March 5, 2015 

Ruth Frye Deaton 


Margaret Garner Gustin 

April 26, 2015 

Sibyl Whelchel Nestor 

July 25, 2015 

Jane Keating Taylor 

Feb. 5, 2016 

Nancy Campbell Zivley 

Dec. 30, 2014 

1955 

Evelyn Sanders Haugen 

May 23, 2015 

Ann Jeffers Hogarty 

Nov. 27, 2015 

Leslie Woods 

May 23, 2014 

1956 

Elizabeth Smith Abse 

March 25, 2015 

Laura Hailey Bowen 

Nov. 6, 2015 

Paula Sue Burnum Hayes 

July 4, 2015 

Mabel Harrison Luxenberg 

June 18, 2015 

Sally Hyde McMillin 


Gretchen Stauffer Torres 

June 30, 2015 

Cathleen “Cissee” Pfeiffer Ward 

Sept. 28, 2015 

1957 

Susan Ragland Abrahamson 

May 24, 2015 

Sarah “Sally” Groce Love 


Elizabeth Haskell Mack 

April 18, 2015 

Mary Shaw Parker 

July 5, 2015 

1958 

Roberta Joan Nelson Bargamin 

Aug. 9, 2015 

Joan Cabaniss Harrison 

Aug. 1, 2015 

Elizabeth “Betty” Weaver Tully 

Sept. 26, 2015 

Patricia Williams Twohy 

Nov. 3, 2015 

1959 

Snowdon Durham Byron 

Dec. 22, 2014 

Martha Burnet Carlisle 

Jan. 5, 2015 

Evelyn Horton Rickert 

May 16, 2015 

1960 

Yolande Tsai Chun 

Dec. 15, 2014 

Frances Newman Hilton 

June 4, 2015 

Jane Haldeman Hope 

June 17, 2015 

Linda Canaday Mays 

Jan. 7, 2015 

Dorothy Westby 

March 17, 2015 

Barbara Reeves Winston 

July 15, 2015 

1961 

Mary Hunter Kennedy Daly 

May 4, 2015 

1962 

Jessie Morgan Christie 

Dec. 1, 2014 

Drusilla McEachern Martin 

June 15, 2015 

1963 

Natalie “Nikki” Griess Deupree 

Dec. 26, 2015 

Marilyn Mitchell Sweeney 

Dec. 4, 2015 

1964 

Mary Duer Colen 

April 1, 2015 

Genie Johnson Sigler 

Oct. 11, 2015 

1966 

Kirven Watson Bond 

Nov. 4, 2015 

1968 

Mary Beirne Minor Harding 

July 23, 2015 

1969 

Monica West Sonnamaker 

Nov. 29, 2014 

1970 

Sydney McCampbell Healey 

Aug. 19, 2015 

1971 

Nancy Kate Green Hargrove 


1972 

Frances “Gwin” Schroder White 


1974 

Pamela Reynolds 

Jan. 3, 2015 

1975 

Polly Shriver Kochan 


Billie Graves Raney 

Dec. 21, 2015 

Cora Snyder 

June 17, 2015 

Maria Vonetes 

Feb. 14, 2015 

1977 

Sarah Steel Levine 

Dec. 26, 2013 

1978 

Robin Jones Eddy 

Nov. 25, 2014 

Martha Wrenn Heron 

Dec. 24, 2013 

Ellen Leslie Yevak 

Nov. 20, 2014 

1980 

JoAnne Vitt Hastings 

Dec. 12, 2014 

Diana Tarride Palmer 

Feb. 15, 2015 

1981 

Tracy Drake Hamilton 

July 18, 2015 

Randa Richani Laham Najjar 

Date unknown 

1983 

Josephine Andrews Barksdale 

Jan. 1, 2015 

1984 

Whitney Lynne Ball 

Aug. 17, 2015 

1985 

Elizabeth “Beth” Brunson 

Jan. 30, 2015 

1987 

Mary Bliss Hartman Ross 

Nov. 17, 2009 

1988 

Melinda Diane Sher 

Nov. 16, 2014 

1990 

Beth Anne Pesiri Solomita 


2014 

Annika Christine Lewis 

March 3, 2015 


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1. Mary Copeland Stockton ’96 with 

daughter Harper 

2. Larkin Barnett ’76 

3. Stephanie Scherer McCallister ’06 and 

family 

4. Dottie Norris Schipper ’64 with husband 

Roy receiving Caring for the Carolinas 

Awards 

5. Cory Lynn Alderton Nordyke ’09 married 

Mark Jerome Nordyke Jr. on 12/13/14. 

6. Mirielle Asakevich, daughter of Corinne 

Davies Asakevich ’07, on her first birthday 

(2/19/15) 

7. The families of Molly Finney Grenn, Nancy 

Daugherty Davidson, Jean von Schrader 

Bryan and Brianna Boswell Brown met for a 

week of fun in Nags Head, N.C. 

8. Cadence Noelle (Jessica Mercier 

Andryshak ’06) 

9. ’72ers Cissy Gott Collins, Tobey Gilmore 

Shaw, Susan Norton Allen and Marilyn 

Pritchard Harvey at a mini reunion in 

Nantucket to celebrate birthdays 

10. Emily Maycock ’11 and John Aniolowski 

say “I do” on Waikiki Beach. 

11. 30 years of friendship: Denise Landau 

Blind ’88 and Julie Martin Collins ’88 with 

husbands Frederick W. Blind IV and Dr. 

Jerry Collins at their fifth SBC Reunion and 

in September 2014 

12. Deirdre Conley ’72 and husband Gerard 

on the Mekong Delta 

13. From left: Erin Sobotta ’99, Kim Izquierdo ’98, 

Jane Frierson ’74, Erin Wortley Valliere ’98, 

Joanne Hopkins ’98, Erikka Sund Neal ’98 and 

Janeen Sharma ’96 with professors Jim and 

Bessie Kirkwood at Erikka’s wedding to Tom 

Stark on 10/4/14 in Culpeper, Va. 

14. From left: Reneca Rose Levine ’97, Jennifer 

Smith Rucker ’96, DeAndrea Thomas- 

Young ’95 and Yolanda Davis Saunders ’96 

at Jennifer’s wedding 

15. Katherine Carr and Cyndi Hague Hineline, 

Class of 1998 

16. Candice Broughton Maillard and Chantel 

Bartlett, Class of 1998 

17. Loïc Phillip Henry Courard Streetman (born 

January 2015) and mom, Astrid Liverman ’98 

18. Amanda Swan ’05 married her best friend 

and partner on 9/20/14 in Highland, N.Y. 


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19. Martha Schley Kemp Smith ’12 with husband 

Zachary E. Smith 

20. Amanda Ankerman Miller ’00 married David 

Miller on 1/17/15 in Old Town Alexandria, 

Va. Her cousin Lydia Smith ’11 (a onesemester 

SBC girl) was a bridesmaid and 

best friend Evangeline Easterly Taylor ’00 

was Matron of Honor. Christine Bump ’00 

(right) attended as well. 

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21. Martha Schley Kemp Smith ’12 on her 

wedding day. From left, back row: Eleftheria 

Treklas ’12, Tiffany Hunter ’12, Allison 

Stansberry ’11, Catherine Wilson ’11, Caitlin 

Daniel ’15, Adrianna LaCandia ’14, Khristian 

Salters ’12, Brooke Watts ’12, Emily Jones ’12, 

Lydia Marsh Mindling ’12 and Caroline 

Heltzel ’12. From left, front row: Rachel 

Lasky ’12, Victoria Bradley Gentry ’12, Jordan 

McIntire ’11, Scarlett Reel ’13, Martha Schley 

Kemp Smith ’12 and P.J. Peek ’12 

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22. Jill Johnson, Mary Heller and Martha 

Holland (all ’72) under the Kwa-gulth Sun 

from the Kwakiutl Indian Tribe 

23. Caroline Chappell Hazarian ’09, daughter 

of Wendy Weiler ’71, with her husband and 

son, Dylan Steven Hazarian, born 9/11/14 

24. Bronwyn Beard and Lindsay Culp, Class of 1998 

25. Kirsten Porter-Stransky ’09, Alex 

DiFeliceantonio ’08 and Alison Carr ’08 at 

Alex and Matthew Howe’s wedding 

26. Patrick Robert Rodriquez, born 8/21/14, and 

Marshall Isaac Rodriquez, born 8/3/12, sons 

of Mary Pat Jones Rodriguez ’09 

27. Maggie Nicholson ’09 and roommate 

Amanda Strickland ’09 in front of the Swan 

Coach House in Atlanta, Ga. 

28. Visiting international students and teaching 

assistants gathered in Prothro, from left: 

Offra Elmkies Jeri ’05, French teaching 

assistant Eloise Poutier Tillinac, Diana 

Boncheva ’05, Simona Rupoli ’05, Kathryn 

Stubbs ’05, Cristina Tavares Alvarez ’05, 

Fraser “Katie” Gjeldum ’02 and German 

teaching assistant Friederike Nohl ’05 

29. Megan Meighan ’07 and sister Brianna 

Meighan de Hanna ’05 with nephews 

William and Julian during the baptism of 

Julian Philip Hanna in Panama, Oct. 2014 

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30. Jamie Anne Murray ’78 and Armando 

Ferreira 

31. Kathleen Wilson Wissel ’06 and daughters 

with sister Kimberly Wilson ’06 

32. Heidi Trude ’07 (center) with a group 

of students and their teacher, Nicholas 

Houpert, visiting Sweet Briar from the Lycee 

Bazin in France in Oct. 2014 

33. Erin Coppersmith Aitken ’09 with her 

husband and son, Declan Thomas Aitken, 

born 12/14/14 

34. Gwen Speel Kaplan, Anne Reinecke Clarke 

and Jane Tatman Walker, Class of 1960, got 

together for lunch in Venice, Fla. 

35. Elaine Mathews Honeycutt ’06 


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36. Second- and third-generation Sweet Briar 

women Ellen Tozzer Smith ’87 (from left), 

Newell Bryan Tozzer ’55, Mary Lane Bryan 

Sullivan ’58 and Keeley Sullivan Jurgovan ’92 

welcomed the New Year on Sea Island, Ga. 

37. Phillip Wayne Broyles III, son of Tiffany 

Corbin Broyles ’07 

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38. Wedding of Kimberly Shrader Butterfield ’09 

to Jeremy Butterfield in Oct. 2014. From left, 

back row: Linda DeVogt ’86, Julia McClung 

Ferrintino ’09, Dori Rucker Finger ’09, Lauren 

Guyer Thomas ’09, Pia Cho ’09, Megan 

Behrle ’09; from left, front row: Megan Combs 

Veney ’09, Kimberly Shrader Butterfield ’09, 

Paige Cantfil ’09 and Michelle Raymond ’09. 

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39. Marcia Wittenbrook ’72 (second from right) 

and family at a surprise birthday party for her 

brother Joe’s 60th at his culinary school in 

San Francisco. 

40. Susan Snodgrass Wynne ’72 loves the light at 

Roussillon in Provence, the site of last year’s 

“girlfriends only” regular trip to France. 

41. Abigail Adams ’06, the day after she got 

engaged in Puerto Rico 

42. Wedding of Gordon Crenshaw, son of 

Ann Kiley Crenshaw ’76, with fellow SBC 

classmates and friends Melanie Holland 

Rice ’76, Sally Old Kitchin ’76, Lisa Nelson 

Robertson ’76 and Emily Hunter Slingluff ’55 

43. Allison Martell Heath ’06 and husband Mike 

welcomed little Vixen Clara Nelle Heath on 

9/23/14. 

44. Paige L. Kaylor ’10 married Jack Ruddy 

(H-SC ’10) on 8/10/13. Heather McPheeters 

Lake ’10 and Mollie Linden ’10 were both 

bridesmaids. Leighanne Arnold ’10, Sarah 

Fishback ’10, Leslie Wilkinson Brotman ’76 

(aunt) and Renn Goldberg ’11 were also in 

attendance. 

45. Vivian Finley ’72 and her new BFF koala in 

Sydney 

46. Petra Weisbrich Chesanek ’10 and Randy 

Chesanek married on the Carnival Splendor. 

47. Isabele Jean-Pierre Myers, Joelle Jackson 

Doss, Cynthia Bumgardner Puckett and 

Gretchen Gravely Tucker, Class of 1998 

48. Whitney Waller Davis ’13 married Michael 

Davis (Virginia Tech ’12) on 9/20/14 in Wake 

Forest, N.C. Pictured are Liz Koslow ’13, 

Kelly Winer ’13, Morgan Franke ’13, Whitney 

Davis ’13, Katie Davis and Lee Grove ’13. 

49. Birthday reunion at The Homestead for 

the Class of 1976 with Terese DeGrandi 

Busch, Meg Shields Duke, Cathy Slatinshek 

Prillaman, Sally Mott Freeman, Ann Kiley 

Crenshaw, Mary Beth Hamlin Shannon, 

Sally Old Kitchin, Tricia Cassidy O’Callahan, 

Treacy Markey Shaw, Lisa Nelson Robertson, 

Liz Jenks Carden, Laura Lee Bost and Katy 

Mickell Cochran 

50. Michael Shawn Tucker III, son of Emily 

Tucker ’09, born 12/26/14 


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Some members of the Class of 1965 checked out the view from above 

Cochran Library’s Rowe Periodical Gallery, where they celebrated their 

50th Reunion with a toast (right) at a special dinner in their honor.

Caperton Morton ’85 dances with 

Bob Barlow, former dean of student life. 

A cocktail buffet was held in the Upchurch Field House of the Fitness and Athletics Center. 

Bagpiper William Plail leads the 

march to Monument Hill. 

The quad was one of four locations for 

Friday night’s welcome-home picnic. 


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Class of 1945 Class of 1951 Class of 1967 

Class of 1971 


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Class of 1985 

Class of 1987 


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Class of 1998 

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Class of 2013 

Lea Harvey ’90 and Lisa 

Johnston, former associate 

director, College library. 

Professors Bessie and 

Jim Kirkwood at the 

welcome-home picnic. 


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Night Vision provided the music in the 

Upchurch Field House. 

Dance professor Mark Magruder takes 

Jackie Dawson for a spin. 

The children took the stage and stole 

the show in the Upchurch Field House. 

Fran McClung Ferguson ’80 Frances Anne Root ’80 

Fran and Frances were honored as 

Outstanding Alumna Award recipients. 

Frances Root ’80 (third from left) with mother Mary Ann Mellen Root ’53 (center) 

and friends in the Root Green House. 

The Rev. Deacon Katharine B. Chase ’67 

spoke at the Service of Remembrance on 

Monument Hill.

#SweetBriarForever 

Reunion 2016 

June 3-5 

Sweet Briar College will host a celebratory Reunion for alumnae 

and their families. These events will not only honor Reunion 

classes (those ending in a “1” or “6”), but will embrace and include 

all alumnae. All classes are invited. 

More details and registration information coming soon!

Sweet Briar College Magazine - Spring 2016

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