1. RIVERSIDE REVIEW
Annual Report 2015 - 2016

2. Contents
4 Headmaster’s Message
5 TheYear in Review
6 FacultyVertical Teams
7 Honoring our Faculty & Staff
12 Graduation
14 Honors & Awards
18 Alumni News
20 Class of 2010
24 The RPDS Family Partnership
25 Capers: Grit & Grace
26 Promise Fund
28 Promise Fund Donors
35 Endowment Funds
36 Business Partners
Features
1 The Fit-4-Life Kids Duathlon
- Elizabeth Ingram, Director of Advancement
8 Our InaguralYear
- Gabe Clark & Mike Sullivan, RPDS Coaches
10 Showstoppers
- Julie Springer, KindergartenTeacher
16 Riverside’s REACH
- Ruthie Simmons, Director of Admission
22 Marketing Through Parody
-Will Gay, Director of Communications

3. Each year the RPDS Advancement Office organizes fundraising events like
CAPERS, encourages gifts to the endowed funds of RPDS and cultivates and
solicits donations to our annual Promise Fund. Our 2015-2016 year was a
unique and exciting one for RPDS Advancement because we added a new
special event fundraiser, the inaugural Daily’s Fit-4-Life Kids Duathlon, in addition
to meeting our usual responsibilities. Our Duathlon chairs, KristianVillano
and Laura Edgecombe, transformed Riverside’s sprawling campus for the
childrens’ run-bike-run competition on Saturday,April 9, 2016. In addition to
great fun and good feelings, we successfully raised a net revenue of $29,655
for need-based financial assistance and campus improvements!
RPDS Coaches Mike Sullivan and Gabe Clark have been teaching children to
live a healthy lifestyle so that they are Fit-4-Life through a creative curriculum
they first wrote in 2011. The RPDS Fit-4-Life program encourages health and
fitness for students and their families through healthy eating habits, daily
exercise, hard work and determination. Now, through the addition of the
Daily’s Fit-4-Life Duathlon, RPDS hopes more children in Jacksonville and in the
surrounding area will be exposed to the lifelong benefits of being Fit-4-Life.
The success of our new Duathlon hinges on enthusiastic business partners
committed to children’s health and wellness. Our Title Sponsor, Daily’s
organized having its St.Vincent’s Hospital mobile health van onsite and they
served coffee, milk and Krispy Kreme donuts to all. DJ, James from
Entertainment and Productions andVerb Fitness encouraged pre-race
warm-up stretching to lively music permeating the campus grounds.
By: Elizabeth Ingram
Director of Advancement
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4. $29,700
Dollars Raised for RPDS
Over 100 community volunteers generously gave their time to ensure the race was
fun and safe for all.The UNF Panhellenic Society arrived with signs filled with words
of encouragement to cheer for the athletes during the three stages of the race. Our
inaugural duathlon was fortunate to have seasoned volunteers from 1st Place Sports,
the First Coast Kids Triathlon and Open Road Bicycles to help the participants safely
navigate the race course.
Duathlon race day dawned cool and crisp for the 100 Junior (5-9) and 45 Senior
(11-15) participants from the greater Jacksonville community. The contestants made
their way to the start line for Michelle Krueger’s beautiful rendition of the National
Anthem and to stage for the BANG of the starter’s gun. The runners wasted no
time sprinting off for the first leg of the run, bike, run duathlon through the beautiful
and scenic streets of historic Riverside.
It was thrilling to see the excitement on the children's faces as they crossed the
finish line, demonstrating incredible grit and perseverance. Participant zipper-pull
"medals" were given at the finish line to encourage the athletes to display their pride
in the day’s accomplishments year-round on their backpack, jacket or anything with a
zipper.
After the race concluded on the RPDS campus, a celebratory festival and health fair
began. Participants were eager to experience face painters, a bouncy slide and
child-friendly vendor booths from business partners
such as Daily’s,Verb,Wolfson Children’s Hospital,
The First Tee, MOSH and Sign It Quick. Delicious
food was donated by The Corner Bakery. Ice cream
came from Daily’s and popsicles were served by Hit Pop.
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5. 145
Total Participants
38:53
Fastest FinishTime
(Age 11)
We are indebted to event co-chairs KristianVillano and Laura Edgecombe, to the
145 participants and their families, and to our countless volunteers and race partners,
Daily’s, 1st Place Sports, the First Coast Kids Triathlon and Open Road Bicycles for
making our inaugural Daily’s Fit-4-Life Kids Duathlon such a spectacular success. Joining RPDS,
Daily’s and our race-day partners to celebrate encourage living a healthy childhood, were the
following incredibly generous business partners: EverBank,Verb Fitness,Agility Press,
Wingard Creative, CeCe Cummings - Berkshire Hathaway Home Services Florida Network
Realty, Brumos Automotive, Mellow Mushroom,Anderson, Howell & Ravis, P.A.,Timucuan
Asset Management, Corner Bakery Cafe, Entertainment and Productions and Sign It Quick.
We look forward to you joining us in 2017 for our next Daily’s Fit-4-Life Kids’s Duathlon!
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6. Headmaster’s MESSAGE
RIVERSIDE
REVIEW
2015-16
Helen Keller is credited with saying, "the best and the most beautiful things in life cannot be seen
or even touched … they must be felt with the heart." For most of her life Helen Keller was a
woman without the physical ability to see, so you may be tempted to miss the depth of her
insight. It is not only true that the most beautiful things cannot be seen, it is also true that
the truly impactful and beautiful things need not be seen to appreciate their value.
An RPDS school year is inspirationally adorned with numerous first time events that are
truly impactful. New readers are minted, a child discovers that history is alive, all students
learn a non-native language and explore distant cultures. Each year, children express
themselves artistically, vault physical hurdles and participate in our community as it embraces
the blessing of serving others. Foundational education sets footings for a successful and
independent future of learning. The many facets of an RPDS education foster skills and
character traits that all students share. However, the imagination, life experiences, passions,
interests and personal gifts that each child uses to deploy those shared educational attributes
complete an education that is highly personal. The cornerstone of this high quality
construction is uniquely matched to the individual child.
As you will discover in this year’s annual review, RPDS itself is alive with new events,
curricular initiatives and enhancements, which provide the reassurance that as a school we
are “on the move!” It is my belief that educational communities must continually remain
tuned to the needs of contemporary students, parents and culture. At the same time,
any institution must know and maintain contact with its core beliefs and the bedrock
principles that provide its raison d'être. RPDS adeptly strikes this balance.
We are thankful for each of you and for the role you annually play in our success.
As you reflect on this RPDS year in review and upon those things in life that you
treasure as most beautiful, I trust you will discover much for which to be
thankful. While we certainly must utilize the natural senses at our disposal, we
can also celebrate that without regard for volumes of sensory data points, at the
heart of it all, all is well.
H. Palmer Bell
Headmaster4

7. The Magic of Riverside
Each August, students and faculty eagerly await their
classroom assignment cards and annual Sundae Monday
celebration.What follows over the next nine months is
the magic of Riverside as children develop intellectually,
emotionally, physically and spiritually.This progression
culminates each year with sixth grade graduates who
are well prepared for future success.
The Board of Trustees strives to develop and execute
strategies to ensure a strong and vibrant school that
fulfills its mission - to educate the mind, nurture the spirit and
foster the development of the whole child - for both current
students and future generations to come.To this end, we
were focused on deepening our outreach within the 37 zip
codes we serve to make our school community more representative of the greater Jacksonville community,
evaluating the facilities required to meet current and future program needs, and preparing for a successful
leadership transition.
The entire school community was focused on reaccreditation by The Florida Council of Independent Schools (FCIS)
this year. Countless hours were spent preparing for the February site visit.The FCIS report commended RPDS as a
model school and recognized our child-centered, engaging classroom environment that evidenced best practices in
teaching. Additionally noted were our curriculum, faculty collaboration and sense of pride in “The Riverside Way.”
Thank you to the parents, grandparents, volunteers and Riverside Presbyterian Church staff who supported RPDS by
offering their time, talent and resources. Thank you to the Board of Trustees for their support and dedication to our
mission.And lastly, a very special thank you to the incredible faculty, staff and administration who encourage, challenge
and educate the Hearts, Hands and Minds of our children each day.
Board ofTrustees
YEAR IN REVIEW
Scott C.Verlander
President, RPDS Board ofTrustees
Board of Trustees
2015 - 2016
Scott C. Verlander
President
John-Paul Saenz
Vice President
Natalie Rosenberg
Secretary
Brooke W. Rice
Treasurer
Jan A. Andrews
Joseph L. Barrow
Paula P. Brice
Ronnie S. Carter
Ashley Diebenow
M.C. Harden, III
William T. Hunt, Jr.
William H. Klima, Jr.
Rev. Dr. Nicholas Louh
Jason B. Marley
J. Clay Davis Meux, Jr.
James W. Moore, Jr.
Peter S. Moore
Curry G. Pajcic
Ryan T. Riggs
Dorothy L. Risley
Sally Ball Sharp
Matthew S. Stevenson, M.D.
Kristen Surface830 Oak Street | Jacksonville, FL | 904.353.3459
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8. Faculty Vertical Teams
TEACHER LEADERSHIP & COLLABORATION
RPDS Way Goes Global Team
Faculty Leaders: Prudence Baldwin and Anthony Franklin
Accomplishments
• Reviewed and finalized Social Studies FCIS document.
• Organized monthly school-wide flag-raisings and assemblies.
• Introduced RULER program and emotional intelligence.
• Started a diversity initiative that included faculty training,
community dialogues and conference attendance.
Literacy Team
Faculty Leaders: JJ Howell and Fran Wulbern
Accomplishments
• Reviewed and finalized FCIS document.
• Hosted local poet,Ted Scheu, during Poetry Month.
• Attended the Writing Institute at Columbia University.
• Reviewed WrAP results and made plans for next school year.
Science Team
Faculty Leaders: Elizabeth Body and Lea McConnell
Accomplishments
• Reviewed and finalized Science FCIS document.
• Attended the NSTA conference in Nashville.
• Attended a workshop at the Fay School in Massachusetts.
• Planned for family STEAM Night 2017.
Math Team
Faculty Leaders: Isabelle Milne and Karen Worsham
Accomplishments
• Reviewed and finalized Math FCIS document.
• Developed a Math Expectations handout to share with
parents at Spring Conferences.
• Discussed Singapore Math training needs for parents.
• Explored model-drawing curriculum for all grade levels.
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9. 2016 Bo Cotton Award Honoree
Becky Cox
Congratulations to RPDS Librarian, Becky Cox, recipient of the
2016 Bo Cotton Award.
A long-standing RPDS tradition, this award is presented every
year to one outstanding RPDS faculty member for excellence
in teaching as voted by their peers.The 2016 nod goes to
Mrs. Cox, who has served Riverside Presbyterian Day School
for the past 20 years.
It is difficult to imagine a more enthusiastic advocate for reading
and fostering a life-long love of literature. For more than twenty
years, Becky Cox’s bright smile and cheerful personality have
encouraged students and teachers alike to enter a world alive
with authors, literature and supportive research.The Steve and
Dotty Risley Media Center is a fun and engaging learning space
buzzing with childhood joy and wrapped in Becky’s energetic
personality. Our media center is intentionally not the
stereotypical “quiet please” library! It is continuously changing
and at the same time it spans the past, present and the future
to come.The Media Center is the central heartbeat for the
Riverside educational community and Becky’s tireless efforts
stimulate its pulse.
Becky Cox’s gift for warmly welcoming each child and
matching the perfect book to the student’s current stage of
development is masterful. Becky sees every single RPDS child
each week and she successfully meets the needs of nine grades that serve myriad reading levels. Her rapport with RPDS
students and faculty is rooted in the depth of her caring, which naturally fuels each student reading selection she offers,
as well as the vital curricular support she provides to each teacher.
Becky is recognized by her colleagues for her kindness, compassion and friendly personality. Her exuberance is
contagious. Our youngest students gather enthralled at her feet to hear another book come to life through her
inflections and special voices; we know they sit amid the skill of a master educator and storyteller on full display.
The RPDS family is so very grateful for Mrs. Cox!
Faculty & Staff
MilestoneYears of Service
5 YEARS
Kristi Aponte, 3rd GradeTeacher
Elizabeth Body, 5th & 6th Grade ScienceTeacher
Courtney Bryan, PreK 4Teacher
Josue Garayua, Security
Deana Green, 1st GradeTeacher
Lea McConnell, 3rd GradeTeacher
Jaime Roberts, 2nd GradeTeacher
Holly Williams, RITA
Karen Worsham, 4th GradeTeacher
10 YEARS
Wally Garcia, Housekeeping
Bonnie Henry, PreK 3Teacher
Mike Lee, Technology Manager
Bizzy Wimberley, ELC Receptionist
25 YEARS
Donette Snyder, Academic Resource
30 YEARS
Lu Stuart, Business Manager
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10. When thinking of great schools in Florida, names like UF, FSU, and of course, RPDS come to mind.These schools have
much in common, like great faculty and leadership, strong academics, and dedicated parents and students. Now, RPDS has
one more area of similarity, an interscholastic athletics program. In 2015, RPDS joined the North Florida Independent
Schools Athletics Conference (NFISAC) and had a wonderful inaugural season. Unlike phenomenal collegiate athletic
programs where the focus is on multiple National Championships and division titles, RPDS is approaching its program
with a focus on teamwork, skill development, sportsmanship, a love for the sports played and genuine fun.
In the fall of 2015, the fun began with both our boys and girls basketball seasons.The players on each team varied in
experience, yet all players were given equal playing time in each game.This mindset allowed everyone to show
improvement throughout the season.The RPDS community even got in on the excitement and showed its school spirit
by cheering from the sidelines.The girls’ basketball team made it to the championship game and ended its season with a
game winning shot with only seconds left on the clock.The boys had a great season as well, full of ups and downs including
great ball movement and close wins; we even learned lessons through shooting on the wrong basket and “crossing
ourselves up” rather than the other team. Even when our boys came up short in the championship game, our players
walked off the court knowing they had completed a great season and that they had represented RPDS well.
Our Inaugural
Season
By: Gabe Clark & Mike Sullivan
RPDS Coaches
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11. In the winter, a new sports season began.Twelve 6th Grade
girls represented RPDS on the volleyball court. Under the
tutelage of RPDS parent and now coach, Sarah Conners, all
the girls were able to learn a great deal about the rules and
techniques of this popular game.The girls had a blast at
practices and their skills improved each week.The season
culminated with two different jamboree style matches
where the girls were able to sport their uniforms and test
their skills against the other schools in the league. It was
amazing to see the progress that was made in their
athletic abilities and many of our girls fell in love with a
sport that will last a lifetime.
Our final sport of the year was flag football. A combination
of sixteen 6th Grade boys and girls made up our team.We
practiced for weeks and weeks in the spring, learning plays
and developing skills in preparation for a double elimination
tournament that took place at the Jaguars practice fields at
Everbank Stadium.When the tournament began at 1:00 in
the afternoon, the sun was out and it was hot.The team
managed to win the first game but lost its second.With a
45 minute break before game three, we were able to
strategize and deliver a motivational speech to the team.
We played the next three games with a lot of focus and
energy, winning all of them to qualify for the championship
game. However, the championship required that we beat an
undefeated team twice to become champions.We managed
to win the first game and earned the opportunity to play a
final game of the evening. This final game was a terrific
seesaw battle that saw RPDS come from behind to win the
championship! It was a day-long, tiring six hours and forty
five minutes of football, but the championship was a fulfilling
way to celebrate the teamwork, selfless play and
camaraderie of a terrific season.
RPDS athletics is in full swing and our first year was a huge
success. Not only did we have a blast with each sport, but
many students learned and developed skills they did not
have previously; many students tried at least one sport they
had never played before.The lessons learned while being
part of a team are now ingrained in our students.
Congratulations to the Class of 2016 for its dedication and
participation in our inaugural athletic seasons!
2015-16 6th Grade Athletics
Boys
Basketball
Girls
Basketball
Girls
Volleyball
Flag
Football
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12. For years, I have integrated music in my classroom instruction. Music has
become an integral part of the learning process; we sing, dance, transition,
build community and teach many concepts in Literacy, Math, Science and even
Handwriting through music. Music is a powerful teaching tool and I use it to
engage, excite and educate children. Early this year, I launched a new after
school academy for PreK 4 and Kindergarten students called Showstoppers.
It was created to expand the use of music with musical theatre in mind. As
you might guess, for most students this was their first experience with
theatre arts. Children learned how to perform, to sing and to dance both
alone and as a group, which are qualities that increase self-confidence and
self-esteem.
My love for teaching and for musical theater was established in the 4th grade.
Kathy Wilsher is one of those teachers you never forget; she is a woman that
inspires, makes learning fun and creates in children a passion for teaching.
Mrs.Wilsher recently retired after captivating countless students for 36 years.
For the last 20 years of her career, Mrs.Wilsher directed and staged an adaptation of the classic children’s story,“Charlotte’s Web.” What else
could I do? Showstoppers simply had to produce Mrs.Wilsher’s version of “Charlotte’s Web!”
This spring, I was honored to carry on the legacy of Mrs.Wilsher’s “Charlotte’s Web” with seventeen of my little Showstoppers. Excitement was
in the air in the Early Learning Center. As it spread down the hall, two more Kindergarten teachers were itching to get involved. Mrs. Rhoden
and Mrs. Sherlock were eager to collaborate with me to create a Maker Space Academy for “Charlotte’s Web.” That academy provided the
SHOWSTOPPERS
By: Julie Springer
KindergartenTeacher

13. opportunity for students to participate in the creative design of the set, props and to
act as stagehands; we even discovered a student keen to be a lighting technician.
Each Thursday, for eight weeks, the students in Showstoppers and the ELC Maker Space
academy met to bring “Charlotte’s Web” to life! The show provided more than twenty
five students numerous learning opportunities through musical theater. Many children
had never heard of, read, or watched this beloved children’s story or the classic
musical movie. Once roles were assigned, the children began memorizing lines,
staging, singing a few songs from the original musical and learning how to use a
microphone. Meanwhile, the Maker Space team was busy designing barn doors, the
kitchen window, Charlotte’s web and a county fair set that was complete with a Ferris
wheel and circus tent. In addition to the elaborate set, the children created many of
the props used for the show; we needed an ax for Mr.Arable, a fence for the animals,
a nest for the goose and the words that Charlotte would spin into her web.
Family, friends, RITA students, faculty and staff filled the audience for the live show.
Laughter, fulfilled dreams and a budding love of musical theatre found homes in the
hearts and minds of our Early Learning students. We are looking forward to carrying
on the tradition of both academies at RPDS. Thank you to all who helped make this
little dream a smashing success! Charlotte says,“RPDS is “Some School”!”
See the entire Showstoppers
performance of
Charlotte’s Web
on the RPDSVimeo Page!
http://vimeo.com/rpdsjax/showstoppers

14. Class of 2016
GRADUATION
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15. Emmanuella Sophia Althuis, James Weldon
Francesca Caroline Borghese, Episcopal
Caroline Jordan Cavendish, Episcopal
Keegan Lakota Charles, Episcopal
Jacob Jennings Christy, Bolles
Maria Catherine Conners, Episcopal
WilliamThomas Crowe, Bolles
Carter Spencer Cummings, Bolles
William John Ross Dannheim, Episcopal
George Daniel DeLong, Episcopal
Amy Elizabeth Donovan, Bolles
Ava Elizabeth Freel, Episcopal
Scott Froats, Bolles
Katherine Alexandra Gabriel, Episcopal
Phillip Grady Gillam, Bolles
Evan Graham Gilman, Bolles
Patrick Bowers Green, Bolles
Audrey Marie Gunnlaugsson, Episcopal
Elizabeth Jane Gray Hager, Episcopal
Micah Dutch Heavener, Episcopal
HaydenT. Johns, Episcopal
Miller English Lockwood, Bolles
Adam Lancaster Lynch, Bolles
Calvin William Mauldin, Bolles
CharlesThomas Medure, Episcopal
Abby Grace Mencner, St. Johns
Graham Larkin Moore, Bolles
James William Moore, III, Bolles
Lilly Anders Moore, Bolles
Jacob Matthew Myers, Episcopal
Michael Officer, Episcopal
Ellis Stephen Pajcic, Episcopal
Clayton Rusty Philpott, Still Deciding
On Friday, May 27, forty-three RPDS students received their graduation certificates and Bibles from Headmaster, Palmer Bell; Board President, ScottVerlander;
and Rev. Dr.W. Stephen Goyer of Riverside Presbyterian Church. The graduating class performed the “Tree Song” prior to commencement remarks by Mr. Bell.
Following the ceremony, a reception hosted by Riverside’s Fifth Grade was held in Kissling Hall to honor the graduates and their families.
Congratulations to the Class of 2016!
Alexander Michael Ravis, Episcopal
Alexander Mack Roes, James Weldon
Lyman Starmer, Episcopal
Mary LouiseVerlander, Christ’s Church
Alexandra KaitlynVetsch, Darnell Cookman
Sophia IsabellaViggiano, Episcopal
Elizabeth E.Walker, Episcopal
Mac Walters, Bolles
Jackson Lloyd Whitchurch, Episcopal
Ian Mason Wilkinson, St. Johns
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16. EXCELLENCE Honoring 2016 Student Achievement
Educational
Adam Lynch
Highest Academic Honors
Katherine Gabriel
High Academic Honors
Grady Gillam & Patrick Green
Academic Honors
Ellen Millar Award
for Excellence in Writing
Katherine Gabriel
Long-time RPDS language arts teacher,
Ellen Millar, was known and respected by her
students and colleagues as a professional
who expected the best effort that each had
to give. She guided her students through the
writing process with care and patience and
taught them how to write with clarity and
expression. This year’s award was presented
to 6th Grader, Katherine Gabriel, whose
writing reflects excellence in the elements
of written thought and expression.
Elizabeth Martinson
Poetry Award
Abby Mencner
The Elizabeth Martinson Poetry Award
fosters an ongoing love of poetry at RPDS
and annually honors a student or
students who have demonstrated an
excitement for learning, appreciating and/or
interpreting poetry during their years
at RPDS. This year, the award was
presented to 6th Grader, Abby Mencner.
Barnabas Award
for Christian Spirit
Lilly Moore
In scripture, Barnabas is mentioned as
a trusted Christian friend, encourager,
mentor and evangelist. Lilly Moore,
recipient of the 2016 Barnabas Award for
Christian Spirit, emulates Barnabas by
consistently recognizing the perfect time
for a helpful word, a hand to share life’s
load and a prayer of encouragement when
it’s needed most. Her encouraging spirit
is an inspiration to fellow students,
faculty, family and friends.
Andrew L. Clarke
Music Performance Award
Alex Roes
The Andrew L. Clarke Music Performance
Award is in honor of long-time RPC
organist,Andrew Clarke, to cultivate an
ongoing excitement for, and love of,
individual music performance at RPDS.
The 2016 award was given to 6th Grader,
Alex Roes, who demonstrates an
accomplished foundation for studying,
appreciating and performing musical
compositions through private study and
in music classes at RPDS.
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17. *Headmaster’s Honor Society
(All A’s and Ex’s in Citizenship)
A/B Honor Roll HONORS
Academic
5th Grade
Ethan Barron
Alex Bean*
Isabella Buschini*
Hunter Bush
Naomi Cochrane
Ashley Grace Crowe
Atlantic Diebenow
Kelly Donovan*
Trey Dubnansky
Joseph Ekrem*
Aubrey Finn*
Thomas Gibbs
John Allen Ginder
Annie Hellman
Caroline Hodges
Grace Huie*
Andrew Kunkle
Jianna Lee
Alex McLaurine
Grace Medure
Cookie Myers
Ryan Napoleon
Charlotte Nolan*
Hudson Norris
Lulu Nowicki
Ty Officer*
Collin Poe
Jack Pruden
Natalie Rabil*
Jack Raynor
Will Riggs
Evelyn Ritch
Emery Sawyer*
Tucker Sharp*
Maggie Maye Stoll
Nico Summa
Spencer Surface
Alison Tippins
Katie Waller
Wil Wilkinson
Graham Worley*
6th Grade
Emma Sophie Althuis*
Caroline Cavendish
Keegan Charles
Jacob Christy
Maria Conners*
Will Crowe*
Carter Cummings
Will Dannheim*
Daniel DeLong
Amy Donovan
Ava Freel
Scotty Froats*
Katherine Gabriel*
Grady Gillam*
Patrick Green*
Audrey Gunnlaugsson*
Hayden Johns
Miller Lockwood*
Adam Lynch*
Calvin Mauldin
Charlie Medure*
Abby Mencner
Graham Moore*
Lilly Moore*
Will Moore*
Jacob Myers
Michael Officer
Alex Ravis
Alex Roes
Ali Vetsch
Sophia Viggiano
Mac Walters
Jackson Whitchurch
Ian Wilkinson*
Charlie Medure
Abby Mencner
Graham Moore
Lilly Moore
Will Moore
Michael Officer
AliVetsch
SophiaViggiano
Ian Wilkinson
U.S. PRESIDENTIAL AWARD FOR
EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE
Emma Sophie Althuis
Maria Conners
Will Crowe
Amy Donovan
Scotty Froats
Katherine Gabriel
Grady Gillam
Patrick Green
Audrey Gunnlaugsson
Adam Lynch
FLORIDA MATH LEAGUE
1st Place
Adam Lynch
3rd Place
Hayden Johns
PRESIDENTIAL AWARD
FOR SERVICE
Daniel DeLong
2015 SPELLING BEE CHAMPION
Grady Gillam
2015 NATIONAL
GEOGRAPHY BEE CHAMPION
Thomas Gibbs
NEWBERY READING AWARD
Russell Beard
EXCELLENCE IN SCIENCE
Will Moore
LANGUAGE ARTS
5th Grade
Kelly Donovan
6th Grade
Adam Lynch
SPANISH
4th Grade
Reagan Lane
Ally Stankard
6th Grade
Patrick Green
Adam Lynch
Calvin Mauldin
ART
Francesca Borghese
Katherine Gabriel
Grady Gillam
Audrey Gunnlaugsson
Hayden Johns
DRAMA
Carter Cummings
Daniel DeLong
Ava Freel
Katherine Gabriel
Grady Gillam
Jane Gray Hager
MUSIC
5th Grade
Ethan Barron
Grace Huie
Mason Montour
Hudson Norris
Lulu Nowicki
AlisonTippins
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
4th Grade
Jacob Campen
Claire Coogan
Grace Jones
William Wright
6th Grade
Maria Conners
Ava Freel
Evan Gilman
Lyman Starmer
2nd Place
Patrick Green
6th Grade
Emma Sophie Althuis
Audrey Gunnlaugsson
Jackson Whitchurch
Ian Wilkinson
Abby Mencner
Michael Officer
Alex Roes
Lyman Starmer
Ian Wilkinson
5th Grade
Atlantic Diebenow
John Allen Ginder
Annie Hellman
Andrew Kunkle
5th Grade
Kelly Donovan
AlisonTippins
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18. Riverside’s
REACH
Recognizing & Embracing
All Children’s Hearts
By: Ruthie Simmons
Director of Admission
In 2015 - 2016, we awakened a renewed initiative to increase diversity at Riverside. As a school,
we have a long-standing and an abiding interest in remaining geographically and economically
diverse; however, we are equally committed to ensuring that our children have the opportunity
to be surrounded by others from different cultures, ethnicities and backgrounds as one way to
fulfill the RPDS mission to educate the “whole child.” Rigorous, innovative and transformative
education requires multiple and often competing points of view reflected in the varied
experiences and perspectives found within our school community. It is our experience that
students who attend schools with diverse student populations and a global focus are encour-
aged to develop an appreciation for the perspectives of classmates from different backgrounds.
We also believe that diverse communities foster the skills increasingly required to successfully
navigate our multicultural, multiethnic city and nation.The rigorous, inclusive curriculum and
leadership programs provided by RPDS prepare our students for highly competitive, global
educational opportunities. Our internal “reach” to broaden the RPDS environment is further
expanded by reaching outside of our traditional neighborhoods and spreading the exciting
opportunities at Riverside in new directions.This will mean that as we enter the 2016 – 2017
school year, we energetically will pursue expanding our current “reach” beyond the 37 zip
codes already represented within the RPDS student body.
The 2015-16 academic year was filled with innovative efforts to extend “the
reach” both internally and externally. In concert with the strategic goals set by
the Board of Trustees, we began hosting Diversity Dialogues.The purpose
of these dialogues was to have beneficial, honest conversations and forums
for families to share insights about ways to nurture, as well
as to increase, diversity at Riverside. Many parents,
board members, and faculty joined us for at least
one of these gatherings in the belief that
communication fosters and magnifies the benefits
of a diverse community. We also intentionally hoped
leadership by example would foster diversity goals. All
levels of the school community from
trustees, headmaster, faculty/staff and
across the general school community
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19. benefit from being proactive in listening, accepting and welcoming a
broad mixture of individuals and ideas. Such guided dialogue provides
additional avenues for RPDS to celebrate its warm, welcoming and
inclusive academic community. Our diversity gatherings generated
inspiring ideas, such as the suggestion that we host an inaugural
Community Gathering of city leaders, which would provide a
platform for our Begin the REACH admission campaign.
Riverside’s REACH initiative is a multi-faceted program to focus our
school investment in Recognizing and Embracing All Children’s
Hearts. Community leaders, church childrens’ ministry directors,
realtors and business leaders from the north Riverside area were
invited to join us to learn more about RPDS and our ongoing
commitment to diversity. As the year progressed, our faculty too
was fully involved in the REACH campaign; to lend additional
emphasis to these efforts RPDS enlisted a relationship with Dr. Jarik
Conrad, an award–winning, nationally recognized author and
motivational speaker to guide our faculty through reading and
productive discussions about diversity.
The future looks bright for RPDS as we continue to strengthen
diversity through hosting continuing diversity dialogues, community
gatherings and dynamic speakers. We will also pursue different
admissions marketing and advertising strategies by centering our
efforts amid those employers and employees located downtown
and in the north Riverside area. We would welcome your support
through initiating invitations into your businesses and/or personal
communities.
Great schools foster deep layers of nurturing goodness and the
building of robust, dependable foundations. As our students, families,
grandparents and alumni discover the various educational layers
provided at Riverside, we trust that they will share with others the
personal reflections they value most. We also encourage each RPDS
supporter to celebrate “the heart of each child” as together we build
the necessary foundations for learning successes. At RPDS we
believe,“The journey begins at Riverside and it is our desire that it
be a journey for all children to experience.”
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20. NEWS
Alumni
Kyle Gittings & Lesley
Marchman Gittings (2000)
welcomed
their first child,Ann Randle
Gittings, into the world on
October 30, 2015.The family
still calls Jacksonville, FL home
and all are happy and healthy.
On May 19th, RPDS hosted an alumni
event at Mellow Mushroom.
Over 35 people attended, with
graduating classes spanning from
the 1950's through the 2000's.
We hope to have more alumni events
in 2017, but need your contact
information to keep you updated.
Please send your name, mailing
address and e-mail address to
Elizabeth Ingram at eingram@rpds.com
to be included in future events and
opportunities. Everyone who sends in
their contact information will also be
sent an alumni magnet.
Samantha Hyde married Erich
Geisler on June 4, 2016.The
ceremony and reception were
held at the Sawgrass Marriott
Resort in PonteVedra Beach.
Erich works for SportsMEDIA
Technology (SMT) and Sam
serves as Director of Admissions
at Episcopal School of
Jacksonville.
1994
Caroline Frances Steedley
and Park Bowie Smith III are
engaged to be married July 23,
2016 at the DeBordieu Club in
Georgetown, South Carolina.
The happy couple plans to
live in Charleston, South
Carolina.
1996
Catie Steedley Ferguson and
her husband Michael welcomed
their first child,Avery Chandler
Ferguson. She was born on
Thursday June 23, 2016 and
weighed 7lbs 9 oz. They reside
in Virginia Beach,Va. where
Catie is a curriculum resource
educator at Norfolk Academy.
1998
David Francis graduated with
a Ph.D. in Romance Languages
and Literatures at Harvard
University on May 26. He will
be teaching Spanish and Latin
American Literatures there in
the fall.
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21. 19
NEWS
Alumni
William Michaelis recently
graduated from the Law School
at the University of Florida.
He is currently working at
RogersTowers Jacksonville.
He and his wife, Brooke, reside
in the San Marco area.
2003
Jenna Dajani earned her
Masters of Science in Clinical
Mental Health Counseling.
She resides in North Georgia
where she is a Certified Clinical
Hypnotherapist at the Anxiety
and Stress Management
Institute.
2004
Mary Ann McNulty was a
captain on the Openweight
CrewTeam at Princeton
University. Her team won the
Ivy League Championship and
finished 7th at the NCAA
Championships.This summer,
Mary Ann's boat won the
Senior 8 division at the Henley
Women's Regatta in England.
2006
The following Episcopal School of Jacksonville students
won awards at the Senior Honors Convocation.
Brad Leggett - Honors in Physical Education, Daley Pajcic
- Parents’ Association Service Scholarship & The ESJ Founda-
tion Award for Excellence in Character and Lilly Sheppard
(RPDS 2001-2009) - The Monique Grand Scholarship Fund.
Sarah Cumella, Anna Gist, Kinsey Glasgow, Cade
Glasgow, Casey O’Brien, Daley Pajcic, Aaron Pro-
haska, Mark Weaver, Kelly Winter, Isabel Wothe and
Maria Wothe were all
recipients of the President’s Education Award from Episcopal
2010
Ann Maris Walton won a
gold medal at the International
Sustainable World Energy
Environment Project Olympiad
in Houston,TX. She received a
$6,000 scholarship and $1,500
cash award.Ann’s project was
one of 385 displayed at the
competition. Over 60 countries
were represented.Ann is a
junior atThe Bolles School.
Haden Norris has been inducted into the Chinese
Honor Society atThe Bolles School where he will be a
sophmore in the fall.
20132012
Claire Trammell received a $100 cash award from the
VFW Post 1988 Green Cove Springs for an essay she
wrote on the topic of freedom. Claire was also a
recipient of the art award and best citizen award at
St. Johns Country Day School.
2014
Sims Wulbern received the history award from St. Johns
Country Day School for achievement this past year in
7th Grade.
2015
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22. Congratulations
CLASS of 2010
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23. Mary Claire Boline, Florida State University
Ali Brecher, Unknown
Garrett Cadogan, Unknown
Caroline Childers, Florida State University
Kathryn Chupp, World Race Mission Trip
Gray Creed Jr., Virginia Tech
Conner Cronk, Hampton-Sydney College
Matthew Cumella, Auburn University
Sarah Cumella, Auburn University
Suzanne Dannheim, George Washington
David DeLeo, Florida State University
Sarah Dybalski, United States Marines
Ryan Edge, Auburn University
Anna Gist, Florida State University
Cade Glasgow, University of Florida
Kinsey Glasgow, Emory University
Michael Harding, Auburn University
Devon Hardington, NewYork University
David Henry, Lees-McRae College
Tori Hickinbotham, Florida State University
Bradley Leggett, University of North Florida
Gage Leonard, Sav. College of Art & Design
Caitlin Limbaugh, Stetson University
Emily Lovett, New College of Florida
Lillian McCrary, Sewanee University
Avery McDaniel, University of North Florida
Kellen McGeorge, The Leelanau School
Isabelle Milne, Florida State University
Colin Montgomery, Auburn University
Peter Moore, Clemson University
Casey O'Brien, Appalachian State University
Daley Pajcic, University of Georgia
Anne Parham, Santa Fe College
Hannah Pattison, Florida State University
Elysia Powers, University of North Carolina
Aaron Prohaska, University of Florida
Riley Pryor, Florida State University
Taylor Reid, Unknown
Margaret Ann Riley, Colby College
Drew Rountree, Florida Atlantic University
Joseph Schmidt, University of North Florida
Vanessa Sell, University of South Florida
Clayton Slade, Florida State College of Jacksonville
Jamie Surface IV, Unknown
WillTaylor, Jr., Congress BundestagYouth Exchange
Francesca Walton, St. Paul's School
Katherine Watson, Stetson University
Mark Weaver, University of Florida
Landyn Williams, University of Alabama
Kelly Winter, Queens University
Maria Wothe, University of California
Isabel Wothe, Cornell University
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24. MARKETING
parody
By:Will Gay
Director of Communications & Marketing
throughHA!
HA!
HA!
My guess is that it would be hard to find someone who didn’t
repeatedly hear the song ‘Hello’ by Adele on the radio during
the winter of 2015-16.The popular song spent ten consecutive
weeks in the number one spot on the US Billboard Hot 100 list
and became the first musical download to sell over a million digital copies during its debut week.Across the country the hit
piano ballad was stuck on repeat, so not surprisingly it was playing on my way home from RPDS on January 6th. It was during
that exact commute that my 4-year-old son, Maddux, helped kick start my first attempt at marketing through parody.
As the exuberant chorus filled my truck, Maddux announced from the backseat “Daddy, Riverside rhymes with other side!”
The rest of the ride home was spent brainstorming about a music video parody to use during our reenrollment period.Within
two days the idea was pitched to the coaches, lyrics were written and Fit-4-Life Productions was born. Our makeshift sound
recording studio in the attic of the Early Learning Center was where our coaches sang out their vocal track. We spent three
days filming around campus and it’s hard to tell from the video, but the average temperature outside was 29 degrees. I’m sure
when Mr.Wayne used his leaf blower to send a pile of leaves at the coaches faces during the final scene, it only made it that much
colder. Our coaches stayed committed to the project though, and our first spoof video was ready for release in mid-January.
Please forgive me if your child was singing this new version for weeks, or if the song was stuck in your
head too, but that was the point! “Reenroll (at Riverside)” has been our most popular social media
post to date and adding a little humor seemed to create a buzz around campus. Our post to
Hello from the Other Side!
8,287
Social Media
Organic Reach
A snapshot look at the
community engagement of the
“Re-Enroll at Riverside” parody.
95%
Re-Enrollment
for 2016-17
2,250+
Total
Unique Plays
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25. Visit the RPDS Vimeo Page to see
all of our parody videos!
http://vimeo.com/channels/rpdsparody
Facebook organically reached an audience of over 8,000 users from all around
the world. Over 2,250 unique viewers played it through the RPDSVimeo page.
Parents, alumni, faculty, friends, and grandparents all took to our social media
feeds with many shares, likes and comments.The response was overwhelming
for our little school. It was hard to forget to reenroll!
With the success of the reenrollment music video, another parody was created
to help promote Camp Riverside.This summer our camp was themed around
superheroes.The idea was to create a mock movie trailer spoofing the spring
blockbuster of 'Batman v Superman.' Our version had a unique twist that
showcased our coaches in an epic superhero battle for control of summer
camp.We called it 'SuperSullivan v BatClark.' Though it didn’t create quite the
excitement that the music video accomplished, it still achieved over 1,250 views
among the RPDS community. Our movie posters were the largest success of this
campaign. Many were printed and placed at the front desk of the ELC and Main
Office as a reminder to parents of our summer offerings. However, it was hard to
keep them in stock as students kept taking them for their own RPDS
collections. Our students love RPDS and their coaches!
Riverside is a special place and our school is thriving! Our reenrollment for the
2016-17 school year is at 95% and Camp Riverside was full of smiling children that
reached capacity during its first week. My hope was that these parody videos would
serve as a helpful reminder and benefit these events, but the real reason our school
is having so much success in these areas is due to the proven abilities of our amazing
faculty and staff. RPDS is packed with talented people who's hearts are geared to
serve the needs of your children.That wonderful passion and dedication is why we
hope you will remain connected with Riverside for many years to come.
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26. THE RPDS FAMILY PARTNERSHIP
Fostering Community
Through the Riverside Parents Association (RPA), RPDS encourages
parents and grandparents to share in the daily educational life of their children and grandchildren.
Opportunities to have lunch together, to serve as a homeroom parent or to chaperone a field trip,
are examples of the myriad ways parent and grandparent volunteers support RPDS on a daily basis.
We are deeply appreciative to all of our volunteers for their strong leadership, and generous investment of time and talent on behalf
of RPDS – such advocacy, participation and generosity make a big difference in the life of our students and the entire Riverside community.
There are a variety of volunteer roles available for all interests, skill sets and levels of availability,
so we hope you will find the right fit for you, or suggest a new way you would like to volunteer.
To learn more or to complete the online volunteer form, please visit www.rpds.com/rpa.
Welcome 2016 - 2017 RPA Officers
President
Lesley Mauldin
Vice-President
Ann Harrell
SAVE THE
DATESundae Monday
August 15, 2016
RPA Volunteer Fair
August 25, 2016
Octoberfest
October 14, 2016
Grandparents’ Day
October 27, 2016
Capers:
The Dream Gala
March 4, 2017
Daily’s Fit-4-Life
Kids Duathlon
April 8, 2017
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27. Co-chairs
Katie & Skip Borghese and Jill & Jed Davis
Honorary Co-chairs
Jan Andrews & Kitty Crenshaw
For the 29th annual Capers, Riverside brought back the
social aspect of our signature fundraising event
to celebrate as a community.
In honor of bringing back the gala, the event co-founders
Jan Andrews and Kitty Crenshaw were chosen as honorary
co-chairs. Led by event chairs, Katie & Skip Borghese
and Jill & Jed Davis, the Grit & Grace theme fostered an evening
of renewed excitement and fun steeped in the mission of RPDS!
Held at the Jessie Ball duPont Center, over 275 attendees joined
together to raise an astounding net revenue of $80,784 in support of
RPDS students. Event highlights included delicious food from 4Rivers
Smokehouse, DJ James Harper and fabulous live and silent auctions.
Proceeds will fund campus improvement projects, technology
upgrades and new curriculum for the 2016-17 school years.
A heartfelt thanks to Katie and Skip Borghese, Jill and Jed Davis,
Kate and Danny Weidlich and the auction committee for lending
their time and talents to creating an unforgettable evening.
www.rpds.com/capers
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28. Advancement
2015-16
Thanks to generous and strong support from the Riverside community in 2015-16, a total of $427,146 was raised across all categories of giving.
The Promise Fund continues to grow stronger every year through the amazing support
we receive from you, our loyal parents, grandparents, faculty and staff, alumni,
alumni families and friends of RPDS – thank you for donations totaling $198,094 and a record-breaking year!
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29. $198,094
Total
Promise Fund
Dollars
Raised
Percentage of students
benefiting from
The Promise Fund
100%
$3,500
Dollars raised through
Octoberfest,
RPDS’s annual
fall festival
482
Number of
individual
gifts made to
The Promise Fund
$1-$20,000
Range
of Gifts
Number of Gifts
made during
RPDS PromiseWeek
166 $46,600
Total dollars
raised during
RPDS PromiseWeek
$86,245
Dollars given to the
Jamie Andrews Memorial
Scholarship Fund
Number of published
artwork to Artsonia,
Riverside’s online
art gallery.
Through Artsonia, RPDS
raised $2,000 towards
The Promise Fund
100% Board of Trustees Participation
100% Faculty/Staff Participation
65% Parent Participation
9Number of matching
gifts totaling $3,426
from Coach, Merck,
Wells Fargo,
UBS and CSX
RPDS Promise Week
Fit-4-Life Duathlon
& Business Partners
$29,700
Capers Provided
$80,784
In-Kind Donations
Saved RPDS $32,323
4410
TOTAL FINANCIAL SUPPORT • $427,146
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30. Promise Fund 2015-16
DONORS by Giving Circle
Kissling Circle
$20,000+
Estate of James H.Andrews, Jr.
Daily's
Mr. and Mrs. JedV. Davis
James E. Davis Family Charities, Inc.
Williams Circle
$10,000 - $19,999
Joe Adams Family Foundation
Joan and Russell Newton
Founders Circle
$5,000 - $9,999
Agility Press
EverBank
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Francis
The Dianne T. Rice Family
Dorothy L. Risley
Verb Fitness
Wingard Creative
Kassia and Rob Zinn
1948 Circle
$1,948 - $4,999
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Autrey
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Ball
Brumos Automotive
Robin and Ben Campen
CeCe Cummings - Berkshire Hathaway Home
Services Florida Network Realty
Corner Bakery Café
Heather and Alan Creel
Celeste Donovan
Drs. Michael and Elise Fallucco
Katy Garrison
Deborah and Peter Gunnlaugsson
Colleen and Chris Haley
M.C. Harden III
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Moore, Jr.
Krueger Family Charitable Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Hal Lynch, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lynch
Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Medure
Sarah Patterson and Walt Quinn
Lindsey and Ryan Riggs
Sign It Quick
The Stevenson Family
Kristen and John Surface
Target
Mr. and Mrs. ScottVerlander
$1,000 - $1,947
Anderson, Howell & Ravis, P.A.
Jan Adams Andrews
Mr. and Mrs.Willis M. Ball
Karen and Oliver Barakat, Sr.
Amy and Joseph L. Barrow, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Palmer Bell
Katie and Skip Borghese
Mr. and Mrs. Bronson E. Lamb, III
Dr. Shelly Cavendish and Mr. Michael Cavendish
Dr. and Mrs.Thomas Swift Davis
Taylor and Nate Day
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Fant
Trina and Jeff Forbess
Mr.Todd Froats and Dr. Heather Froats
Wendy and Timothy Gillis
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Guthrie
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Hall
Wendy and Mikael Hellman
Mr. and Mrs.Victor A. Hughes, III
Mr. and Mrs.Victor Hughes, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs.Thomas P. Johnson Jr.
Mr. and Mrs.William P. Mauldin
Margaret Leu Means
Mellow Mushroom
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Moore, Jr.
Zoie and Michael Morales
Annie and Curry Pajcic
Mr.Wallace A. Patzke, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs.William E. Rabil, Jr.
Mrs. Frances Ripley
Jennifer and John-Paul Saenz
Colleen Sanchez
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Sawyer, IV
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney S. Simmons, II
Mr. and Mrs.William Steedley
Timucuan Asset Management
Ray and LindaVanLandingham
Mr. Kristian and Dr. KathrynVillano
Annika and Brad Wallace
Kate and Danny Weidlich
Carol and Ken Whyrick
Bridge
$500 - $999
Brad and Heather Arrowsmith
Kim Bailey
Mr. and Mrs. F. Russell Beard, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Blanks
Mr. and Mrs. David Chappell, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Chunn, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Clontz
Coach
Mr. and Mrs. Brad Correia
Mr. and Mrs.A. Dano Davis
Robin and David Edwards
Allison and Allen Ginder
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Harrell
Pam and Corkey Harvey
Natalie and West Herford
Virginia and Talmadge Hunt
William and Brenda Hunt
Drs. Danny and Natalie Indelicato
Mr. and Mrs. E. Rogers Ingram
Kate and Jan Jones
Nancy and Richard Kohler
Joseph McGurrin
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clay Meux, Jr.
Dawn and Jonathan Montgomery
Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Moore
Jorge and Margie Morales
Mr. and Mrs. Niels Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Newton
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Pedrick
Charles and Judy Pillans
Candace and Ray Ravis
C. Daniel and Julie F. Rice Family Fund
Mr.Timothy Ritch
Dr. and Mrs. Ronald K. Roessler
Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Rosenberg
Sarah and Chet Skinner
Ms. Paula W. Smith
Kristin and Jon Spickelmier
The Spinning Family
Mr. Harold Stankard, Jr. and Mrs. Crystal
Browning-Stankard
Mr. and Mrs.William D. Storm
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Taylor
UBS Financial Services
Wells Fargo
Cornerstone
$250 - $499
Bailey Publishing & Communications
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bailey
Hugh and Jeri Boggs
Missy and Roland Boney Family Fund
Box Tops for Education
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Bradford
Dr.Tricia Brady and Mr. Chris Stephens
Paula and Thomas Brice
Ronnie S. Carter
CSX Transportation, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Darsey
Lane and Clint Dawkins
Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel De La Paz
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Diebenow
Elizabeth and Patrick Dussinger
Suzanne Adams Felton and Katherine Adams Felton
Mason and Karin Flint
Ms. Kristina A. Gabriel
1948 FOUNDER’S SOCIETY
HEADMASTER’S CIRCLE
BUILDER’S CIRCLE
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31. Promise Fund 2015-16
DONORS by Giving Circle
Ashley Helmick
Kym and Jon Horstmanshof
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Huie
Traci and Mark Jenks
Tannahill and Simon Keymer
Liddy and Bill Klima
Patrick and Cheryl Leddy
Tim and Trudi Lockwood
Mr. Harry Massey and Dr.Tiffany Massey
Mr. and Mrs.Anthony Megas
Merck
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Moore, Jr.
LaKisha and Titus Pittman
Mr. and Mrs.William Ramsay
Jim and Dana Riley
Katie and Ben Sharkey
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Smith
Morgan Starks
Josephine and Eric Summa
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas, III
Mr. and Mrs. Brent Unger
Mr. and Mrs. ChrisVerlander
Miss Stephanie J.Waidner
Linda and Robert Wolf
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Worley
Pillar
$100 - $249
Dr. and Mrs. Dominick Angiolillo
Mr. and Mrs. Lamberto S.Austria
Beverly and William Baker
Mr. and Mrs. Haywood M. Ball
Susi and Wes Bean
Mr. C.William Bentz, III
Jonathan Barron and Amanda Bourgeois
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bowen
Mr. and Mrs. James Cassell
The Catanzaro Family
Mr. and Mrs.Wayde Charest
Mr. and Mrs. James Clark
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Clark
Holly and Pete Cochrane
Emily and Charlie Colyer
Erica Conklin
Sarah and JJ Conners
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Conwill
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Coogan
Ms. Martha Cook
Mr. and Mrs.Thomas Cotchaleovitch
The Cotton Family
Karen and Jim Cunningham
Julia and Thomas Davis
Charlotte and William Donovan
Mr. and Mrs.William Dunford
Janis Lane Echols
Mr. and Mrs. Buck Emerson
William and Suellyn Enright
Lindsay and Chris Eyrick
Ann and Terry Farmand
Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Farnell
Nana and Pops Ferkenhoff
Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Fix
Denise Brennan Fleming
Anthony Franklin and Family
Kathryn and Eric Fuller
Mrs. Samantha Hyde Geisler
Beth and Don Gibson
Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Gittings
Vincette Goerl
Mr.William Andrews
Mr. and Mrs. Christian Harden
Jennifer and Scott Hensley
David and Belinda Hess
Margaret and David Hicks
Bettina and Clifton Huber
Annabelle Welch Hudmon
Mr. Jean G. Hull
Mr. and Mrs. John Humes
Mr. and Mrs.Val Hutto
Miss Elizabeth Ingram
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Jackson
Stephanie and Todd Jarvis
Ashley and Charles Jimerson
Michellee and Chris Jones
Cecilia and Brian Kane
Mr. and Mrs.William Klima
Land's End
E. Lanier Drew
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Leggett
Nicole and Chip Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Littell
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Loftin
Mary and Curtis Loftin
Roxanne and Nicholas Louh
Mrs. Pam MacCulley
Brandy and Christopher Malone
Barry and Faith Mansell
Monica and Jason Marley
Ms. Diane Mathews
Colette and Eddie May
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin McEvoy
Mr. and Mrs. Bill McLaurine
The McNeil Family
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Messana
Joe and Elizabeth F. Meux
Ellen Millar
Mr. and Reverend James Montgomery
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Moore
Tammy and Frank Morreale
Laura and Rob Mould
Tara and Chris Naeole
Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Naugle
Dr. and Mrs. Steven Nauman
John C. and Kay Norris
Mr. and Mrs. Brad Officer
Kellie and Josh Olmstead
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Pajcic, III
Mary Lee and Ted Pappas
Kay Partridge
Dr. and Mrs. Sanjeev Patel
Jennifer and Mike Perkins
Barrett and Tyler Perkins
The Perlberg Family
Mr. and Mrs. James Pochurek
The Poes
Suzanne and Mathew Posgay
Mr. and Mrs.W.Wade Powers, III
Mr. and Mrs. James Prohaska
Drs. Kathryn and Charles Pruden
Katherine and Chris Rabil
Danielle and Carlos Ramirez
Dr. and Mrs.Webster Riggs
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Rogers
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan R. Sacks
Kristie and Eric Schrader
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sharp
Mr.Art Small, IV
Brian and Bonnie Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Smith
Laney and Greg Smith
Mr. and Mrs. John Snelling
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Soltau
Amanda and Scott Soltau
John Starks
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Stokes, Jr.
Mrs. Lu Stuart
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Thomas
Daniele and AnthonyVetere
John Waidner
Brad Walters
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Webb
Stephanie and Brandon Westerman
Aaron White
Mr. and Mrs. Mason Wilkinson
Ms. Liz Wilkinson
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Williams
Mr. and Mrs.A. Daniel Wolff, III
Mr. and Mrs.Allan Wulbern
Foundation
Up to $99
Mr. and Mrs. James E.Abercrombie
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Mr. and Mrs.Arjen Althuis
Mr. and Mrs. Hector Aponte
Ashby and Josh Barth
Bowen Body
Ms. Kristen Bolt
Ms. Marianne Boruch
Julie and Tom Brice
Annette and David Brinson
Mr. and Mrs. Harper Bryan
Ms. Glenda Caulfield
Keegan Charles and Lilly Rain Charles
Rachel and Wes Cochran
Tao and Matt Cunningham
Julie and Steven Davis
Julia and Jason Davis
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32. Promise Fund 2015-16
DONORS by Affiliation
Foundation, cont’d
Mr. and Mrs. Jay H. Dussinger
Miss Morgan Elliott
Tom and Julie Enoch
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Epps
The Garrett Family
Mr. and Mrs. Braxton Gillam
Marilyn and Ira Goldfield
Jennifer and Brian Harbin
Mr. and Mrs. David Heggestad
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Howey
Lynn Johnson
Mr. and Mrs.Thomas C. Kinirons
The Kirklands
Dean and Michelle Krueger
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Kunkle
Ms. Nancy Leddy
Linda M. Lockwood
Mr. and Mrs. David Look
Lori and J.M. Magyar
Mathnasium
Lea McConnell
Jennifer and Christopher McCranie
Ms. Margaret McDowell
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Montour
Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Munz
Bjorg and George Murphy
Elaine Myers
Kristina and Reed Nelson
Jennifer Nicolitz
Khristinia Olson
Sarah and Brian Parent
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Perret
Ms. Sharon A. Peterson
Mary Lynn and Raymond Posgay
Erin and Jeremy Raynor
Ms. Elizabeth A. Renfroe
Pearce Renfroe
Darby and Rob Robinson
Mr. and Mrs.William Schilling
Mr. Ryan Schwartz
Mr. and Mrs. Seely, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Justin Sims
Cristi and Warren Skeels
Mrs. Donna Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Max Snyder
Julie and Todd Springer
Christina and Jeffrey Starmer
Caroline and Park
Reverend and Mrs. Jeff Stoll
Deena and John Wallace
Angela and Alan Wilson
Jan A.Andrews
Joseph L. Barrow
Paula P. Brice
Ronnie S. Carter
Ashley Diebenow
M.C. Harden, III
William T. Hunt, Jr.
William H. Klima, Jr.
Rev. Dr. Nicholas Louh
Jason B. Marley
J. Clay Davis Meux, Jr.
James W. Moore, Jr.
Peter S. Moore
Curry G. Pajcic
Brooke W. Rice
Ryan T. Riggs
Dorothy L. Risley
Natalie Rosenberg
John-Paul Saenz
Sally Ball Sharp
Matthew S. Stevenson, M.D.
Kristen Surface
Scott C.Verlander
Anonymous
Anonymous
Mrs. Kristi Aponte
Mrs. Prudence Baldwin
Mr. Palmer H. Bell
Mrs. Caroline Bentley
Mrs. Elizabeth Body
Mrs.Vivian Bradford
Miss Jamie Brasseit
Mrs.Annette Brinson
Mrs. Courtney Bryan
Mrs. Kelly Bugg
Tina and Shane Burrow
Mrs. Elizabeth Lovelace
Mrs. Dale Child
Mr. Gabe Clark
Mrs. Sarah Cotchaleovitch
Mrs. Becky Cox
Mrs.Ann Cranford
Mrs. Cindy Darsey
Mrs. Julie Perez Davis
Mrs. Julia Davis
Mrs.Ashley Daw
Mrs. Jessica De La Paz
Mrs.Angel Dowell
Mr. Ron Durham
Miss Morgan Elliott
Mrs. Norma Farnell
Mrs. Denise Brennan Fleming
Mr.Anthony Franklin
Mr.Will Gay
Mrs.Annie Goldfield
Mrs. Deana Green
Ms. Sally Hart
Mrs.Tiffany Heavener
Mrs. Bonnie Henry
Mrs. JJ Howell
Miss Elizabeth Ingram
Mrs. Lynn Johnson
Miss Kathryn Keefe
Mrs.Adrienne Kent
Miss Kelly Knight
Karen and Mike Lee
Mrs. Natalee Leggett
Mrs. Pam MacCulley
Mrs. Lea McConnell
Mrs. Charlye McGurrin
Mrs. Rebecca McNeil
Mrs. Isabelle Milne
Mrs. Stephanie Milne
Mrs. Courtney Powers
Mrs. Leslie Prohaska
Mrs. Shannon Raterman
Mrs. Jan Reeder
Mrs. Molly Rhoden
Mr. Michael Rivas
Mrs. Jamie Roberts
Mr. Brian Roes
Mrs. Debbie Rogers
Mrs. Jennifer Sherlock
Mrs. Ruthie Simmons
Mrs. Cristi Skeels
Mrs. Donnette Snyder
Mrs. Julie Springer
Mrs. Sharon Steedley
Ms. Lu Stuart
Mr. Michael Sullivan
Mr. Jeffrey Tippins
Miss Charlotte Wallis
Mrs. Elizabeth Wimberley
Mrs. Karen Worsham
Mrs. Fran Wulbern
Mr. and Mrs.Arjen Althuis
Dr. and Mrs. Dominick Angiolillo
Brad and Heather Arrowsmith
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Ball
Karen and Oliver Barakat, Sr.
Amy and Joseph L. Barrow, Jr.
Susi and Wes Bean
Mr. and Mrs. F. Russell Beard, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Blanks
Louis and Elizabeth Body
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
FACULTY & STAFF
CURRENT PARENTS
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33. Skip and Katie Borghese
Jonathan Barron and Amanda Bourgeois
Dr.Tricia Brady and Mr. Chris Stephens
Paula and Thomas Brice
Mr. and Mrs. Harper Bryan
Robin and Ben Campen
Ronnie S. Carter
The Catanzaro Family
Dr. Shelly Cavendish and Mr. Michael Cavendish
Mr. and Mrs. David Chappell, Jr.
Keegan Charles and Lilly Rain Charles
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Chunn, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. James Clark
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Clontz
Rachel and Wes Cochran
Pete Cochrane
Emily and Charlie Colyer
Erica Conklin
Sarah and JJ Conners
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Coogan
Mr. and Mrs. Brad Correia
Mr. and Mrs.Thomas Cotchaleovitch
Heather and Alan Creel
Tao and Matt Cunningham
Mr. and Mrs. JedV. Davis
Dr. and Mrs.Thomas Swift Davis
Taylor and Nate Day
Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel De La Paz
Ms. Jennifer Dickens
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Diebenow
Elizabeth and Patrick Dussinger
Lindsay and Chris Eyrick
Drs. Michael and Elise Fallucco
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Fant
Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Fix
Trina and Jeff Forbess
Anthony Franklin and Family
Mr.Todd Froats and Dr. Heather Froats
Kathryn and Eric Fuller
Ms. Kristina A. Gabriel
The Garrett Family
Kathryn and Will Gay
Beth and Don Gibson
Mr. and Mrs. Braxton Gillam
Wendy and Timothy Gillis
Allison and Allen Ginder
Mr and Mrs. John Green
Deborah and Peter Gunnlaugsson
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Guthrie
Colleen and Chris Haley
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Hall
Jennifer and Brian Harbin
Mr. and Mrs. Christian Harden
M.C. Harden III
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Harrell
Pam and Corkey Harvey
Mr. and Mrs. Micah Heavener
Wendy and Mikael Hellman
Jennifer and Scott Hensley
Natalie and West Herford
David and Belinda Hess
Margaret and David Hicks
Kym and Jon Horstmanshof
Bettina and Clifton Huber
Mr. and Mrs.Victor A. Hughes, III
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Huie
Virginia and Talmadge Hunt
Drs. Danny and Natalie Indelicato
Stephanie and Todd Jarvis
Traci and Mark Jenks
Ashley and Charles Jimerson
Chris and Michellee Jones
Kate and Malcolm Jones
Tannahill and Simon Keymer
The Kirklands
Liddy and Bill Klima
Dean and Michelle Krueger
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Kunkle
Patrick and Cheryl Leddy
Karen and Mike Lee
Nicole and Chip Lewis
Tim and Trudi Lockwood
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Loftin
Roxanne and Nicholas Louh
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lynch
Lori and JM Magyar
Brandy and Christopher Malone
Monica and Jason Marley
Mr. Harry Massey and Dr.Tiffany Massey
Mr. and Mrs.William P. Mauldin
Christopher and Jennifer McCranie
Ms. Margaret McDowell
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin McEvoy
Mr and Mrs. Matt McGurrin
Mr. and Mrs. Bill McLaurine
Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Medure
Mr. and Mrs.Anthony Megas
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Messana
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clay Meux, Jr.
Mr. and Reverend James Montgomery
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Moore, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Moore, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Moore
Zoie and Michael Morales
Tammy and Frank Morreale
Rob and Laura Mould
Mr. and Mrs. Niels Murphy
Elaine Myers
Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Naugle
Kristina and Reed Nelson
Jennifer Nicolitz
Mr. and Mrs. Brad Officer
Kellie and Josh Olmstead
Khristinia Olson
Curry and Annie Pajcic
Sarah and Brian Parent
Dr. and Mrs. Sanjeev Patel
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Pedrick
Jennifer and Mike Perkins
The Perlberg Family
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Perret
LaKisha and Titus Pittman
Mr. and Mrs. James Pochurek
The Poes
Suzanne and Mathew Posgay
Drs. Kathryn and Charles Pruden
Sarah Patterson and Walt Quinn
Katherine and Chris Rabil
Danielle and Carlos Ramirez
Mr. and Mrs.William Ramsay
Candace and Ray Ravis
Erin and Jeremy Raynor
Ms. Elizabeth A. Renfroe
Ryan and Lindsey Riggs
Mr.Timothy Ritch
Mr and Mrs. Kevin Roberts
Darby and Rob Robinson
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Roes
Dr. and Mrs. Ronald K. Roessler
Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Rosenberg
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan R. Sacks
Jennifer and John-Paul Saenz
Colleen Sanchez
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Sawyer, IV
Kristie and Eric Schrader
Katie and Ben Sharkey
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sharp
The Sherlock Family
Mr. and Mrs. Justin Sims
Cristi and Warren Skeels
Sarah and Chet Skinner
Laney and Greg Smith
Amanda and Scott Soltau
Jon and Kristin Spickelmier
The Spinning Family
Julie and Todd Springer
Mr. Harold Stankard, Jr. and Mrs. Crystal
Browning-Stankard
Morgan Starks
John Starks
Christina and Jeffrey Starmer
The Stevenson Family
Reverend and Mrs. Jeff Stoll
Mr. and Mrs.William D. Storm
Michael and Angielyd Sullivan
Josephine and Eric Summa
Kristen and John Surface
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Thomas
Mr. Jeffrey Tippins
Mr. and Mrs. Brent Unger
Mr. and Mrs. ScottVerlander
Mr. Kristian and Dr. KathrynVillano
Miss Stephanie J.Waidner
Annika and Brad Wallace
Brad Walters
Kate and Danny Weidlich
Stephanie and Brandon Westerman
Mr. and Mrs. Mason Wilkinson
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Worley
Kassia and Rob Zinn
Promise Fund 2015-16
DONORS by Affiliation
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34. Promise Fund 2015-16
DONORS by Affiliation
Bowen Body
Keegan & Lilly Rain Charles
Barrett and Tyler Perkins
Pearce Renfroe
Mr. and Mrs. James E.Abercrombie
Mr. and Mrs. Lamberto S.Austria
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Autrey
Kim Bailey
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bailey
Beverly and William Baker
Mr. and Mrs.Willis M. Ball
Mr. and Mrs. Haywood M. Ball
Anne and Franklin Beard
Mr. C.William Bentz, III
Hugh and Jeri Boggs
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bowen
Julie and Tom Brice
Ms. Glenda Caulfield
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Clark
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Conwill
Karen and Jim Cunningham
Mr. and Mrs.A. Dano Davis
Lane and Clint Dawkins
Charolotte and William Donovan
Mr. and Mrs.William Dunford
Mr. and Mrs. Jay H. Dussinger
Tom and Julie Enoch
William and Suellyn Enright
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Epps
Ann and Terry Farmand
Nana and Pops Ferkenhoff
Mason and Karin Flint
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Gay
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Howey
Mr. and Mrs.Victor Hughes, Jr.
William and Brenda Hunt
Mr. and Mrs.Val Hutto
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Jackson
Cecilia and Brian Kane
Mr. and Mrs.William Klima
Nancy and Richard Kohler
Krueger Family Charitable Fund
Ms. Nancy Leddy
Linda M. Lockwood
Curtis and Mary Loftin
Mr. and Mrs. Hal Lynch, Jr.
Colette and Eddie May
Joseph McGurrin
Margaret Leu Means
Joe and Elizabeth F. Meux
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Montour
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Moore
Jorge and Margie Morales
Bjorg and George Murpy
Dr. and Mrs. Steven Nauman
John C. and Kay Norris
Mary Lee and Ted Pappas
Kay Partridge
Mr.Wallace A. Patzke, Jr.
Raymond and Mary Lynn Posgay
Mr. and Mrs.William E. Rabil, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs.Webster Riggs
Mrs. Frances Ripley
Brian and Bonnie Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Soltau
Ray and LindaVanLandingham
Mr. and Mrs. ChrisVerlander
Daniele and AnthonyVetere
John Waidner
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Webb
Carol and Ken Whyrick
Linda and Robert Wolf
Mr. Christopher Ball
Ashby Felton Barth
Eric Bradford
Mr. Bronson E. Lamb, III
Mr. Harper Bryan
Mrs.Virginia Jones Charest
Mrs. Peyton Duggan Chunn
Mr. Charlie Colyer
Mrs. Sarah Howard Cotchaleovitch
Mrs. Celeste Rice Donovan
Mrs. Norma Lockwood Farnell
Suzanne Adams Felton
Mrs. Shirley Waters Francis
Mrs. Lesley Marchman Gittings
Ms. Sally Regitko Hart
Ms. Sally Regitko Hart
Ashley Helmick
Mr. David Hodges, Jr.
Mr.Victor Hughes, III
Samantha Hyde Geisler
Mr. Bill Klima
Mrs.Trudi Miller Lockwood
Mr. Michael Loftin
Mrs. Rebecca McNeil
Mrs. Isabell Schwalbe Milne
Mrs. Stephanie Risley Milne
Mr. Jonathan Montgomery
Mrs. Katherine Schnauss Naugle
Mrs. Sally Ball Sharp
Mr.Arthur P. Small, IV
Mr. John Snelling
Mrs. Caroline Steedley Smith
Mrs. Jessica Nauman Stevenson
Mrs. Morgan Dawkins Storm
Mr. ScottVerlander
Deena Bateh Wallace
Mrs. Fran Moomaw Wulbern
Mrs. Jan Adams Andrews
Ms. Kristen Bolt
Missy and Roland Boney Family Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Bradford
Mr. and Mrs. Bronson E. Lamb, III
Mr. and Mrs. James Cassell
Becky Cox
Julia and Thomas Davis
Lane and Clint Dawkins
Celeste Donovan
Robin and David Edwards
Tom and Julie Enoch
Denise Brennan Fleming
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Francis
Mr. and Mrs. David Goldfield
Mr. Jean G. Hull
Mr. and Mrs. John Humes
E. Lanier Drew
The McNeil Family
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Milne, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Milne
Dawn and Jonathan Montgomery
Tara and Chris Naeole
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Newton
Charles and Judy Pillans
C. Daniel and Julie F. Rice Family Fund
Jim and Dana Riley
Mr. and Mrs. JonathanY. Rogers
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Smith
Mr. and Mrs.William Steedley
Mrs. Lu Stuart
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas, III
Angela and Alan Wilson
Mr. and Mrs.Allan Wulbern
CURRENT STUDENTS
CURRENT GRANDPARENTS
ALUMNI
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ALUMNI PARENTS

35. Promise Fund 2015-16
DONORS by Affiliation
Mr. and Mrs. James Cassell
Ira and Marilynn Goldfield
Annabelle Welch Hudmon
Mr. and Mrs.Thomas P. Johnson Jr.
Barry and Faith Mansell
Joan and Russell Newton
The Dianne T. Rice Family
Dorothy L. Risley
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Rogers
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Stokes, Jr.
Ms. Marianne Boruch
Box Tops for Education
Ms. Martha Cook
The Cotton Family
Mr. and Mrs. Buck Emerson
Katy Garrison
Vincette Goerl
Mr.William Andrews
Mr. and Mrs. David Heggestad
Mr. and Mrs. E. Rogers Ingram
Mr. and Mrs.Thomas C. Kinirons
Land's End
Mr. and Mrs. David Look
Ms. Diane Mathews
Mathnasium
Ellen Millar
Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Munz
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Pajcic, III
Ms. Sharon A. Peterson
Mr. Ryan Schwartz
Mr. and Mrs. Seely, Jr.
Target
Ms. Liz Wilkinson
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Williams
Coach (3)
CSX Corporation, Inc.
Merck
UBS Financial (2)
Wells Fargo (2)
Anne and Franklin Beard
Mr. Jean G. Hull
Lindsay and Chris Eyrick
Mr. and Mrs. James Pochurek
The Sherlock Family
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lynch
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Littell
Mrs. Jan Adams Andrews
Ashby and Josh Barth
Ms. Marianne Boruch
Ms. Martha Cook
Mr. and Mrs. Buck Emerson
Suzanne Adams Felton and Katherine Adams Felton
Vincette Goerl
Mr.William Andrews
Mr. and Mrs. David Heggestad
Mr. and Mrs.Thomas C. Kinirons
Mr. and Mrs. David Look
Ms. Diane Mathews
Ms. Sharon A. Peterson
Mr. and Mrs. Seely, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Williams
Estate of James H.Andrews, Jr.
Joe Adams Family Foundation
GRANDPARENTS OF
ALUMNI
FRIENDS OF RPDS
MATCHING GIFTS
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BEATTY WILLIAMS
BIBLE FUND
JAMIE ANDREWS MEMORIAL
SCHOLARSHIP FUND
ENDOWMENT FUND
ROBERT W. LITTELL
LITERACY FUND

36. Promise Fund 2015-16
GIFTS in Honor & Memory
Miss Elizabeth Ingram
Linda and Rogers Ingram
Curtis and Mary Loftin
Harriet and Emily Loftin
Barry and Faith Mansell
Bonnie and BenjaminThomas
Colette and Eddie May
Maggie Maye Stoll
Christopher and Jennifer McCranie
Borghese Family and Davis Family
Margaret Leu Means
Hunt Family
Joe and Elizabeth F. Meux
Olivia and David Meux
Dr. and Mrs. Steven Nauman
Eli and Emily Stevenson
Mary Lee and Ted Pappas
Grady Gillam
Sarah and Brian Parent
David Parent
Kay Partridge
Madeleine Nieman
Mr.Wallace A. Patzke, Jr.
Zoe and John Gibson
The Perlberg Family
Julian Perlberg
Suzanne and Mathew Posgay
Connor and Caroline Grace Posgay
Raymond and Mary Lynn Posgay
Connor Posgay
Dr. and Mrs.Webster Riggs
Maggie andWill Riggs
Mrs. Frances Ripley
The Ramsay Family
Dorothy L. Risley
RPDS Faculty and Staff
Mr.Timothy Ritch
Evelyn Ritch
Jennifer and John-Paul Saenz
Beverly and Joe Seay
Mr. Ryan Schwartz
Sharon Steedley and Lea McConnell
Mr. and Mrs. Justin Sims
Sullivan Porter Sims
Ms. Paula W. Smith
Lexie Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Smith
2014-15 Sixth Grade Class
Reverend and Mrs. Jeff Stoll
Maggie Maye Stoll
Ray and LindaVanLandingham
Hudson Norris
Daniele and AnthonyVetere
Sullivan Porter Sims
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Webb
HenryWebb
Aaron White
Shirley Francis
Ms. Liz Wilkinson
Ian andWillWilkinson
Linda and Robert Wolf
Andrew and Luke Kunkle
Karen and Jim Cunningham
Cecilia Cunningham
Ashby and Josh Barth
James H.Andrews, Jr.
Ms. Marianne Boruch
James H.Andrews, Jr.
Ms. Martha Cook
James H.Andrews, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Buck Emerson
James H.Andrews, Jr.
Suzanne Adams Felton and Katherine Adams Felton
James H.Andrews, Jr.
Vincette Goerl
James H.Andrews, Jr.
Mr.William Andrews
James H.Andrews, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. David Heggestad
James H.Andrews, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs.Thomas C. Kinirons
James H.Andrews, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs.William Klima
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Conipelli
Linda M. Lockwood
James E. Lockwood
Mr. and Mrs. David Look
James H.Andrews, Jr.
Ms. Diane Mathews
James H.Andrews, Jr.
Ms. Sharon A. Peterson
James H.Andrews, Jr.
Dorothy L. Risley
Marianne Crosby
Mr. and Mrs. Seely, Jr.
James H.Andrews, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Williams
James H.Andrews, Jr
.
GIFTS IN HONOR GIFTS IN MEMORY
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37. ENDOWED NAMED SCHOLARSHIP Funds
Each year RPDS provides nearly $350,000 in need-based financial assistance to students enrolled at the school. Although this assistance is one way that we assure the
broadest possible access to all aspects of our outstanding educational offerings, each year our funds are exhausted before all documented needs can be met.
The following named funds are instrumental in allowing the school to provide confidential assistance tailored to the documented needs of individual families.
The Riverside Presbyterian Day school endowment is an aggregation of assets invested by school to support the school’s educational mission in perpetuity. Annually, the
RPDS Endowment Fund supports school operations in two prominent ways: 1) providing need-based financial assistance and 2) supporting faculty and curricular development.
All gifts to the Riverside Presbyterian Day School (RPDS) endowment fund are restricted and invested to preserve the corpus of each donation, as well as to ensure that each donor's specific
restrictions are honored. In such investing, it is the revenue produced and the appreciation of the fund as a whole that provide support for the operating budget of RPDS.
ENDOWED NAMED Funds
These funds provide support for innovation within the instructional curriculum, so that it remains consistent with the finest educational practices nationally.
Additionally, this fund supports the education and professional growth of the faculty, when curricular advancements require retraining.
Beatty Williams
Bible Fund
This Fund provides Bibles for graduating 6th Graders.
William T. &
Margery G. Christy Fund
For Faculty and Curriculum
Coffman Community Fund
in honor of Blanche and Dan Coffman
This fund is used for student leadership and outreach
programs such as Project LEADS and Pathfinders.
Suzanne S.Tomlinson
Professional Fund
in honor of Headmistress Suzanne Tomlinson (1977-94)
This fund supports professional development for faculty.
Jamie Andrews
Memorial
Scholarship Fund
in honor of the life and memory of
Jamie Andrews.
Robert W. Littell
Literacy Fund
in honor of Headmaster Robert Littell (1994-2008)
This fund provides support for the Media Center.
Mary M.Williams
Fund
Slaughter
Memorial Fund
Harriet Lyons
Fund for Children
ENDOWMENT FUNDS
Riverside’s
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38. Riverside’s BUSINESS PARTNERS
Focused on the future, the Business Partners Program was started in 2012 as an opportunity to encourage mutually beneficial relationships between
RPDS and mission-appropriate business, corporate and/or industry partners. Many thanks to the following businesses who chose to partner with RPDS:
TITLE PARTNER ($20,000)
SILVER PARTNERS ($2,500)
For more information about the RPDS Business Partners Program, please visit www.rpds.com/businesspartners.
GOLD PARTNERS ($5,000)
BRONZE PARTNERS ($1,000)
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39. We invite you to visit www.rpds.com/give
to make an online donation or to return
a donation in the envelope provided.
We are truly thankful for your gift as part of
The Promise and the heart of Riverside!

40. NON PROFIT
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US Postage
PAID
Jacksonville, FL
Permit No. 659
R I V E R S I D E
Presbyterian Day School
830 Oak Street
Jacksonville, FL 32204
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Total Participants
100
CommunityVolunteers
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Fastest FinishTime (Age 11)
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Business Partners
$29,700
Dollars Raised for RPDS