Canterbury Continues: THE 2019-20 IMPACT REPORT

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Note from the Editor: “Canterbury Continues: The Impact Report” is a combination of the annual “Canterbury Today” magazine and annual donor appreciation publication. Thank you to Meg Miller, Communications Coordinator, for providing photography for this publication. (Cover photo: Canterbury’s 2020 Commencement Ceremony on July 10, 2020; Inside cover photo: Sunset over the Jonathan Hancock Field during the “Senior Drive-In” event; Page 1: Canterbury’s 2020 Commencement Ceremony and Class of 2020.)

The mission of Canterbury School is to maximize the potential of young people by providing a challenging, enriching, and supportive learning environment in which students build the foundation for a life of purpose, passion, and meaning.

As an independent school, we place the personal, social, and spiritual well-being of each student at the center of all we do. As a college preparatory school, we strive to balance our treasured traditions with the needs and expectations of the students and families we serve.

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Class of 2020

Mihir Agnihotri Sophia Ahmad Peishanika Arnold Tucker Arnold Tyler Baker Noah Barr Robert Beatty Samuel Bellavance Elma Cehic Jiaxiang Chen Shu Yi Chen Olivia Cozzi

Joseph DeMarchis Samuel Denman Marina Dhillon Caitlin Diamente Cynthia Diaz Eric Diaz Noah Drapala Aiden Eastom Anya Ehlers Tyler Ennist Jenna Filus Raul Flores

Elizabeth Fortmeyer Hailey Furniss Mohamed Gaber Carmen Gnagy Victoria Gray Parker Groninger Allison Hamilton Adnan Hammad MaKayla Runge Helgeson Madeline Hildreth Hoang Doan Quan Hailey Hobbs

Spencer Hollis Nnenna Ijomanta Austin Johnson Chase Kohlmeyer Swetha Krishnan Teddie LloydBuckley Hannah Maconochie Mate Mayer Patrick Moss Meghana Nalamolu Olaoluwa Olaiya Axaraly Ortiz

Alyssa Paparo Pierce Parker Maxwell Pasko Ankit Patel Dhillon Patel Ian Rentschler Abigail Roque Christian Salomon Humza Shaikh Sophia Shoppell Grace Skekloff Colin Spencer

Lucas Steffy Holidey Stephenson Hanna Stronczek Theodore Tsai McKenna Tuggle Susannah Watson Ryan Welbaum Veronica Wrobleski Elisabeth Yanez Drake GoetzIn Memoriam

Class of 2020

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Canterbury School is proud to officially welcome our

new Head of School, David Jackson, his wife, Generosa

and their family to our Canterbury community.

Welcome Jackson family!

Table of ContentsForeword

1 - Mission Statement

4 - What Do You Love About Canterbury?

6 - Celebrating the Class of 2020

7 - 2020 Senior Commencement Speech: Nnenna Ijomanta

8 - Class of 2020: Family Porch Sessions

9 - Family Spotlight: The Nalamolu Family

The Impact Report 2019-20

11 - Canterbury Continues: A Reflection from the Director of Advancement

13 - Total Philanthropy

18 - Canterbury Fund

22 - Alumni and Canterbury Fund

23 - Stalwarts

27 - 110% Club

28 - Matching Gifts, Sagamore Institute

29 - Laughing Cavalier

32 - 1977 Society

33 - Alumni Spotlight: Mary Encabo, Class of 2009

36 - Tribute Gifts

37 - Endowment Gifts

Closing Remarks

41 - Canterbury School Leadership

42 - Volunteer Thank You

43 - Committee Thank You

44 - Operations

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When we moved to Fort Wayne from Long Island, NY, 9 years ago, we wanted the best education for our two girls. Canterbury had a great academic reputation, and we can honestly say that it still does. Canterbury has a lot more to offer than just the excellent academics;

for instance, extra curricular clubs, activities and sports. Our girls enjoyed the teacher-student relationship and also appreciate that class sizes are smaller than public schools and attention to detail is given in all areas of learning. Now that we have been a part of all the campuses throughout the years - early childhood, lower, middle and high school - we truly appreciate the education our children have received! ~ The Choi Family

The passion that all the teachers have for what they do and their desire to help you succeed is so palpable. It gives you the confidence to confront challenges and strive to do your best. Looking back, I owe much of who I am today on my

experience as a Canterbury student. There are many tenets to success that Canterbury instilled in me, which continue to drive me forward in my life and career. ~ Dr. Jared Sekar, Class of 2007

What do you loveABOUT CANTERBURY?


As a teacher, you learn quickly what it takes to make a great school. When I came to Canterbury, I realized I was working at an institution that had all of those variables: small class sizes, a dedicated faculty, strong parental involvement and students who valued their

education. I have spent almost 20 years in the classroom and my time at Canterbury has been my favorite. My students bring me so much joy and I wake up each morning excited to be a part of the Canterbury faculty. All I can say is that I am thankful and blessed.

~ Uma Short, Math Teacher (Math Department Chair)

When asked what makes Canterbury so special, I always reply that it is so hard to choose. Of course, the tight-knit sense of community and the esteemed academic environment make Canterbury unique. What really sets Canterbury apart, though, is the faculty.

Their first priorities are clearly student understanding and success, which are invaluable tools for personal and academic development. I can speak from personal experience, for, having come from an educational background where I felt deficit compared with other, well-prepared Canterbury students, I was able to learn and thrive with everyone else because of my teachers’ unwavering dedication to my needs. In other words, I love Canterbury because no student is left behind.

~ Veronica Wrobleski, Class of 2020, Valedictorian


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Celebrating the Class of 2020The 69 seniors in the Class of 2020 represent 38 different college/university/postgraduate plans, across 16 states. In total, there were 570 applications to 190 different colleges/universities and 339 acceptances to 122 different schools.

The Class of 2020’s Valedictorian is Veronica Wrobleski and the Salutatorian is Lucas Steffy.

Mihir Agnihotri Purdue University INSophia Ahmad Indiana University - Bloomington INPeishanika Arnold Davidson College NCTucker Barton Arnold Ball State University INTyler Bradley Baker Purdue University INNoah Barr Butler University INRobert Beatty Purdue University INSamuel Bellavance University of Southern California CAElma Cehic University of Saint Francis - Fort Wayne INJiaxiang Chen School of the Art Institute of Chicago ILShu Yi Chen Swarthmore College PAOlivia Anne Cozzi Indiana University - Bloomington INJoseph Lawrence DeMarchis Miami University - Oxford OHSamuel Denman Bradley University ILMarina Helen Dhillon Purdue University INCaitlin Marie Diamente Xavier University OHCynthia Jazmin Diaz Rice University TXEric Diaz Purdue University INNoah Drapala Indiana University - Bloomington INAiden Eastom Indiana University - Bloomington INAnya Danielle Ehlers Indiana University - Bloomington INTyler Todd Ennist Virginia Tech VAJenna Gail Filus Bowling Green State University OHRaul Alberto Flores Indiana University - Bloomington INElizabeth Ann Fortmeyer The King’s College NYHailey Michelle Furniss Purdue University INMohamed Hachim Gaber University of Cincinnati OHCarmen Elise Gabriella Gnagy Indiana Wesleyan University INDrake Goetz - In MemoriamVictoria Rose Gray University of Southern California CAParker Joel Groninger Purdue University INAllison Rene’ Hamilton Purdue University INAdnan Hammad Indiana University - Bloomington INMaKayla Helgeson FH Farm & Kaiser Dressage/FEI Training INMadeline Claire Hildreth Indiana University - Bloomington INDoan Quan Quan Hoang Dickinson College PAHailey Ann Hobbs Elon University NCSpencer Michael Hollis Indiana University - Bloomington INNnenna Chidera Ijomanta Harvard College MAAustin Zachary Johnson Kenyon College OHChase Martin Kohlmeyer Purdue University INSwetha Krishnan Indiana University - Bloomington IN

Teddie LloydBuckley Princeton University NJHannah Joy Maconochie Purdue University INMate Ferenc Mayer Indiana University - Bloomington INPatrick Moss Rochester Institute of Technology NYMeghana Sai Nalamolu University of Richmond VAOlaoluwa Damilola Olaiya University of Cincinnati OHAxaraly Samantha Ortiz Cornell University NYAlyssa Paparo Xavier University OHPierce Jackson Parker Cinema Makeup School - Los Angeles CAMaxwell Pasko Purdue University INAnkit Nilesh Patel Indiana University - Bloomington INDhillon S. Patel University of Michigan MIIan William Rentschler University of Notre Dame INAbigail Roque Ivy Tech Community College INChristian James Salomon Purdue University INHumza Ali Shaikh University of Cincinnati OHSophia Marie Shoppell University of Saint Francis - Fort Wayne INGrace Katherine Skekloff Indiana University - Bloomington INColin Christopher Spencer University of Washington - Seattle WALucas Dayton Steffy Duke University NCHolidey J. Stephenson Franklin College INHanna Margaret Stronczek Saint Mary’s College INTheodore Tsai Purdue University INMcKenna Marie Tuggle United States Air Force Academy COSusannah Brackley Watson Denison University OHRyan Welbaum Indiana University - Bloomington INVeronica Rae Wrobleski Vanderbilt University TNElisabeth Anne Yanez Indiana University - Bloomington IN


Nnenna Ijomanta2020 SENIOR COMMENCEMENT SPEECH

In Mrs. Hamilton’s seventh-grade class, we spent a few weeks at the end of the year writing letters to ourselves to be opened at the end of our high school careers. In April, I received mine along with a shoebox of childhood journals and memorabilia I had placed inside. I used to write in those journals almost every day while I was in elementary and middle school; I wrote about every little detail in my life. Then, at the ripe old age of twelve, I decided I was too mature to keep journals, and I locked them up in my time capsule. Reading them again was like reading the diaries of someone long-gone and who was definitely not the best at spelling. Between 2011 and 2014, I would make these resolutions and grand plans for myself. For example, on New Year’s Day, 2013 I made a series of resolutions where I decided that, along with somehow publishing my own novel by the end of the year, I should write more often to better myself. 2013 was to be my year.

Carrying the spirit of resolutions into 2020, my peers and I have taken up a lot of skill-oriented activities in quarantine to mostly stave off boredom. Between sorry attempts at haircuts, having Netflix watch-parties, baking way too much bread, and treating every day like a lazy Saturday, we’ve become the masters at finding random things to do with our time. Rather than keeping a journal, I would go for lengthy bike rides to explore park trails, try new tricks, and clear my mind.

However, the novelty of this and other activities wore out over time. This was partly due to my spending a lot of my days alone, but I began to think that my issues ran deeper than just missing my friends. At the anticlimactic verge of adulthood, I felt sad and unaccomplished, despite how many recipes and rad bike tricks I knew.

Then, a few afternoons and Zoom classes later, I was cycling through the forested area of my neighborhood, when I came across a squirrel. Unfortunately, unlike a beloved squirrel of a Pascal Losambe-esque tale, this poor creature was dead in the middle of the road. I slowed down my bike, coming to a full stop next to it. It was just the two of us, and I felt some apprehension about what to do or whether I should do anything at all. Staring down at the little being, I thought about how the squirrel had a life which, although very different from my own, was meant to have a natural beginning and end. Maybe it didn’t go biking or Facetime its friends at 2 a.m. like we did, but the squirrel had its little squirrel family and a life ahead of it that was unfairly cut short. When I saw a couple walking their dog behind me, I awkwardly maneuvered my bike towards home, distancing myself from the squirrel. Yet an odd feeling of guilt and responsibility followed me. What are we to do in such a situation?

Social distancing may have begun in mid-March, but in one way or another, we’ve all been doing so for a long time. Perhaps not isolated from those in our community, but from those outside of it. For all the silly anecdotes and self-deprecating jokes we can make about ourselves, there’s still a world that exists outside of our own that we don’t always acknowledge. Canterbury’s Class of 2020 is unique for the quirky ways we’ve invented to keep ourselves entertained, but we’re also unique in the speed with which we’ve had to grow up and come to terms with reality post-high school. The fact of the matter is, people are dying-- whether because of COVID-19 or because the racism that

plagues American society devalues and decides some people’s lives are inherently worth less. Sure, we’ve missed our senior prom and the fun spoon assassins game, but we’re also at the cusp of entering a world shrouded in anguish, confusion, and loss. The futures that we have prepared for, worked hard for, made resolutions to reach, have been overtaken by what seem like insurmountable challenges with no foreseeable solutions.

We know and have been told that our differences are our strengths, but we must internalize that message in order to move forward at this point. Prolonged ignorance, cynicism, and complacency are setbacks to the betterment of ourselves and the world that we will eventually inherit and lead. It feels so much easier to cast aside or make light of serious issues when isolated in a community--whether that’s a college prep-school, a university, or a sheltered suburb--because for many of us, that’s what we’ve had the privilege to do our entire lives. However, from now on and forever more, we must see ourselves not just as individual fixtures within our communities, but as parts of a greater whole.

A mistake I made when writing those journals, aside from spelling and grammar, was believing that maturity came through various resolutions to make me better. It was a thought that I carried on throughout middle and high school--that one’s greatness is the sum of one’s parts, independent of understanding or engaging with other people. But, it takes a certain level of emotional intelligence, understanding, and genuine activism to make a difference in this world and a difference in ourselves. As much as high school graduation feels like the closure of our childhoods, no one ever really finishes growing up. We must make our lives a continuous period of growth enabled by our willingness to be vulnerable, to be empathetic, and to be resilient.

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Class of 2020FAMILY PORCH SESSIONS

A Gift to Our Seniors and Their Families

Thank you to Meg Miller for capturing these senior family portraits while at a safe distance. To view more porch session galleries, visit canterburyschool.org.


Family SpotlightTHE NALAMOLU FAMILY

It’s the Extraordinary Opportunity to Excel in All Realms. Meet the Nalamolu Family! Drs. Prasad and Latha Nalamolu are the parents of Meghana (‘20) and Sunjana (‘25) (pictured above), and we wanted to learn more about why they love Canterbury, what they see as the return on investment of a Canterbury education, and why they continue to give back to Canterbury School.

What do you love most about Canterbury School?Our oldest daughter was at the lower school from a young age and into kindergarten. I moved her out to the public school system for a time, but I felt something was missing and returned. After the long haul here at Canterbury, I can honestly say that the long-standing relationships students are able to form with their teachers and peers makes a tremendous difference. It is a close knit community. Even now if our daughter goes back to the middle school after graduating she still gets a hug. They know our daughter and the bonds that form do truly last.

In your opinion, what sets Canterbury apart from other schools?It may be cliché but the Artist, Athlete, Scholar mantra is truly personified in many of the students. When I look at our daughters’ experience over the years, I can easily say that her experience has been far beyond what I expected. What high school kid tours Ireland for a traveling concert?! Yes, she played varsity sports but the no-cut

policy ensured a diverse and well-motivated team. Academically she was truly challenged in the AP world as well.

We have many friends whose children have excelled but the

opportunity to excel in all realms is extraordinary. The promise Canterbury school offers is truly manifest in the majority of its senior class. Having said that, if you want to be focused on a particular language or discipline, they will totally support you. The diverse curriculum can be tailored to the individual. That is what is truly unique.

Why do you make Canterbury School a philanthropic priority?Our children have had an exceptional experience at Canterbury school. What better way to give back then to ensure that others have the same ability. Providing Canterbury the means to allow others to come in, to allow them [Canterbury] to educate them to levels that my children are attaining, seems like a very noble endeavor. Quality teachers with a enhanced curriculum that allows them [students] to rise to the peak of their abilities seems like an obvious thing. They always say that you stand tallest when you stoop to help a child. I believe that this is at the core of philanthropy - to put the money to work where it can do the most good.

Being parents of a Class of 2020 graduate and a rising grade 8 student, what is the return on investment of a Canterbury education?This question goes to the heart of the matter. Is the Canterbury experience worth it? I can honestly say that the environment at Canterbury provides many things, but perhaps the most important in

the end is an individual who flourishes and rises to the challenge. Our students stand tall and are at the forefront of the conversation, be it political or service oriented or more artistic. They have the confidence to get it done. It really is hard for me to put a value to that. If I was pressed to, I would say it is priceless.

I know that students come out of other schools and do well, but I feel that we not only have students that will do well but are also well-balanced. “Integrity in all things” is a high ideal, but I feel sometimes striving for the goal sometimes is just as important as achieving the goal. That is what I see in our Canterbury graduates. As a college preparatory school, the students feel well prepared to move on to college, but I feel that is really secondary to what is achieved.

What makes you most proud as a Canterbury parent?That’s a tough question! When I see the growth of our children, I can’t help but be proud of all their accomplishments. Looking back, the academic accolades are nice, but I have to admit one experience took me by surprise. Our daughter received a Gold medal at State in Voice. A Canterbury teacher, Ms. Patterson, saw something in her and encouraged her. I thought it was just another after school enrichment activity, but she nurtured her and brought out her talent. Honestly, I didn’t even know she could sing! To see our daughter excel at something so unexpected truly made me proud. If she could do this, what else might be possible? There are too many other things, but this stands out the most. Looking at her entire experience at Canterbury, she was a shy kid in kindergarten and became a leader in student government as a senior. The transformation was truly profound and again makes us very proud.

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Canterbury Continues:THE IMPACT REPORT

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Dear Canterbury Community,

As we reflect upon the last year at Canterbury, it is patently clear that this was a tremendously successful year for the school’s philanthropic efforts. Between the Canterbury Fund, Laughing Cavalier, and the SGO program, your generosity resulted in over one million dollars of support for the school this year. That type of commitment is rare in any school community, and Canterbury is blessed to have so many within our family who are willing to prioritize the success of our students in their fiduciary commitments.

While the challenges of COVID-19 have presented a hardship to our school community and the world at large, Canterbury has persevered because of the generosity of donors like you. Your time and commitment to the mission of the school is inspiring, and is further indicative of the good that we can accomplish when we are united in our common goal: the support of each artist, athlete, and scholar.

To say that Canterbury is a special place is a profound understatement. This beloved institution has served as a light to our community for over forty years. We are incredibly thankful for your time and efforts in making the past year truly great, and we hope to count on that same support as we move into the future. There can be no doubt that this was a banner year for Canterbury. In celebrating that success, we recognize that it stems from your contributions to the school. Thank you so very much for your willingness to go above and beyond in the pursuit of educational excellence. Your efforts are deeply appreciated, and we are excited to partner with you in the future success of Canterbury.

With Great Appreciation,

Matt Wojewuczki David JacksonChair, Board of Trustees Head of School

We are incredibly thankful for your time and efforts in making

the past year truly great... “ “


Canterbury ContinuesA REFLECTION FROM THE DIRECTOR OF ADVANCEMENTJessica MoralesDirector of Advancement

As I sat atop Canterbury’s high school lawn on the

evening of July 10, 2020, I became overwhelmed

with a sense of pride and hope. There they

were, Canterbury’s Class of 2020, processing

towards chairs spaced six feet apart, dressed in traditional

commencement attire, and accompanied by the sounds of

Scottish bagpipes and their distinguished guests looking on.

In that moment, feelings surrounding the previous months’

disruption, uncertainty and disappointment suddenly vanished.

The clouds broke away, the sun was shining and the seniors

received their diplomas and graduated alongside each other as

one class. The symbolism in that moment could not have been

more clear – Canterbury continues.

At Canterbury School, our value of maximizing one’s potential

inspires every Cavalier to believe in themselves and their ability

to achieve greatness and to change the world. Whether on

campus or learning remotely, today’s unprecedented challenges

won’t stand in the way of us providing a supportive, enriching,

and challenging learning environment. In fact, times like these

highlight the need for a school community, like Canterbury, that

is deeply rooted in integrity, student-centeredness, and family.

Through the lens of this new global reality, building a strong

foundation for a life of purpose, passion, and meaning takes on

even greater importance.

During the temporary closure of Canterbury’s campus, the

mantra, “Canterbury is closed, but our community continues,”

could not have been more accurate. We continued to support

one another, to take care of each other, and to band together

as one because at Canterbury, we are stronger together. In

reflection of the last six months, I could not help but recall

the many examples of pure resilience and perseverance

demonstrated by our community:

Canterbury teachers and leadership came together to launch an

educational continuity plan across all divisions that created an

extensive remote learning plan for our students so they could

stay safe at home. To this day, Canterbury remained one of only a

handful of schools that offered remote learning in the Northeast

Indiana region for students ages 2 through Grade 12. As the

transition began, the technology department worked tirelessly

to support every teacher, student and division as the school

shifted our education from the classroom to the computer,

optimizing a variety of platforms. In addition, Canterbury

extended its partnership with the Bowen Center to allow for

free counseling services and teachers worked diligently to keep

spirits high. The spring semester is typically bustling with activity

and celebrations, and our community worked hard to ensure

those end-of-year celebrations took place via virtual connection

and socially distanced creativity. This included virtual advisory,

Chapels, art shows, plays, award ceremonies, faculty music videos

(that received some local air time!), athletics’ interviews, and a

plethora of car parades to continue safe celebrations.

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The Office of Institutional Advancement took their operation

remote as they continued the pursuit of strategic goals for

enrollment, development and marketing.

• The enrollment team launched the first virtual admissions

experience that included a suite of virtual engagement

opportunities for prospective families to discover Canterbury

School. This virtual platform was so successful that it was

recognized by international website provider, Finalsite, as one

of the top 10 virtual admission programs in the country. Not to

mention, the team successfully enrolled and retained a high-

quality enrollment for the 2020-21 school year despite the

campus closure. In addition, the Canterbury Tuition Assistance

Program (CTAP) quickly formed to offer temporary tuition

assistance for current families who were financially impacted

by the pandemic and thus, over 80 Canterbury families were

supported by this new program.

• The development team successfully completed

another fundraising campaign

but focused their energy on

engagement of Canterbury’s

many supporters and greater

community. For example, the

annual Trivia Night, scheduled

to take place in the middle

school gym turned into a weekly

live stream event and it received rave reviews! So much so that

organizations in other cities looked to Canterbury for operational

guidance on virtual events. The team remained steadfast in their

pursuit to stay engaged with their constituents, especially the

Class of 2020.

• The marketing team worked tirelessly to keep the community

up to date on the latest information, to generate consistent,

positive messages and campaigns for the community, to support

faculty and administration with virtual events and messages,

and to create various new initiatives that celebrated seniors,

faculty, and parents, including porch photo sessions, celebration

lawn signs, teacher appreciation week, and more! If you need

to jog your memory, circle back to our social media channels,

website, and many videos over the last six months to see how

the marketing team kept the morale of the community at the

forefront, no matter the distance apart.

For certain, the Class of 2020 was top of mind for all

of us during this disruptive time as demonstrated by

the outpouring of messages of love and support that

flooded our inboxes and social media channels for

our seniors. Canterbury came together

and rallied behind this senior class in

order to make their final semester at Canterbury as

memorable and significant as possible. This started

with senior celebration signs that decorated

lawns across Fort Wayne and neighboring towns,

followed by professional “porch” photo sessions

for senior families. As the end of the semester

drew near, the senior dinner was reimagined

into a new “Senior Drive-In” event, where seniors and their

parents parked their cars at the high school as they watched

their senior video graduation; the “Decision Day” college chapel

made its way to the website, where all the seniors and their

college choice are prominently listed; and the annual “Moving

Up and Awards Ceremony” was recorded via zoom with Mr.

Ottenweller and high school faculty, where they announced

the various awards and accolades. Despite all the changes and

adjustments for the senior class, the administration remained

committed to making the graduation ceremony happen as

close to tradition as possible – and what an evening it was. To

view more highlights and information from graduation, go to

canterburyschool.org/2020Graduation.

The Canterbury

School community has

demonstrated

and continues to

demonstrate incredible

resilience and support as we

navigate this next school year

and return back to class on August 26, 2020. We know there

will be more challenges in front of us, ones we will face and

overcome together. We must remain steadfast in support of our

students, faculty, parents, alumni and supporters, as we continue

to lead with integrity in all things and to find purpose, passion

and meaning for every artist, athlete, and scholar.


Total PhilanthropyDue to the overwhelming support of our annual giving campaign this year, we are honored to recognize donors by their cumulative giving. Total Philanthropy represents the comprehensive or annual giving contributions made to the Canterbury Fund, Laughing Cavalier, Restricted Gifts, and Tribute/Endowed Gifts during the 2019-20 fiscal year. We are very appreciative of the tremendous generosity by so many members in our community.

$50,000 and aboveKathy Callen and John PowellConstance and Robert GodleyDave and Diane SteffyLisa and Chuck SurackStefanie and Richard R. Waterfield ‘90Monica and Larry Weigand and FamilySue and Matt Wojewuczki

$25,000-$49,999Heather and Kevan Biggs Tia and Jim BuchananSara and Mike CraigAllison and Ryan HarrisJeanette D. SchouweilerKari and Todd SpeicherMrs. Thomas B. SummersPatrice and Thomas TeelRichard D. WaterfieldWaterfield Foundation, Inc

$15,000- $24,999Nikole and Roy CarverVicki and Rick JamesMichael V. ParrottSweetwaterJulie Rhinehart Waterfield

$10,000-$14,999Heather and Brian BauerMarsha and John BormannThe Bruggeman FamilyThe DeMarchis Family Foundation Kristin (Limburg) ‘02 and Glen DixonRamona FisherCarmen and Todd FredrickVictoria and Michael GrabowskiJennifer and John HainesDrs. Jennifer (Dawes) ‘89 and Andrew Hobbs ‘90The Kunce FamilyAkosua and Mulokozi Lugakingira

Latha and Prasad NalamoluParkview HealthThe Rothman Family Foundation Janet and Todd StephensonKathi and Mike StronczekKristin and Phil TerrellJill L. Waterfield ‘95J. Randall Waterfield ‘92Weigand ConstructionAnonymous (1)

Up to $9,999Farrukh and Asima AdhamiBimala Devkota and Tika AdhikariAidana and Nodir AdilovDrs. Neal and Tadeja AgeeSandra and Ted AgnessPreeti Dembla and Dinesh AgnihotriLinda, Tom and Lena AltDrs. Christina Kennedy and Matt AndersonJudy and Jerry AndersonDrs. Bhaktavatsala and Seema ApuriRaphael AquinoGina and James ArataAnna Arata ‘06Karen and Michael ArcherDrs. Elvira and Joseph Argus ‘02Dr. Thomas and Mrs. Pamela ArmbusterBarbara and Scott ArmstrongTim and Libby Ash Family FoundationJennifer and Bob AustinNatalie and Michael AxelBen Axel ‘19Nimra Ahmed Khan and Ahad AyazMrs. Kathleen AyresAdie and Dick BaachMonica Reddy and Sunil BabuTerry and Ron BabbittThe Babbitt FamilyHeather (Green) ‘92 and Charles BacksMark and Rochelle Bailey

The Bailey FamilyAlyssa Bailey ‘05Mr. and Mrs. Olufemii BalogunMarsha BaltesMichelle and Matthew BanksMr. and Mrs. James Barr Dr. Jeff and Jennifer BarrElyssa and Alex Bartol ‘08Flo and Tom BearThe Beatty FamilyAngela Becker Orthodontics, PCArdis A. BehrendtBeth BehrendtBob Beideck ‘08Karen and Jerry BelcherMarilyn and Leon BelcherErin Belcher ‘17Reed Belcher ‘15Delia Santana-Bell and Sherman BellJacqui BellTracy BellavanceBelmont Beverage

Lauren and Jacob BenedictDonna and Jay BennettAbby Bergeron ‘16 Michael BergeronDavid and Suzanne BergmanLeaAnne and Bryan BernsteinKedar R. Bhat ‘98Kerry Antonuccio and Matt BierbaumHolly and Gil BiermanThe Binegar FamilyAlona and Peter Bobeck ‘91Phyllis and David BogerKristen and Win BoonAnn BorneKate Borne ‘02Heather and Kevin BottorffDr. Dedrick and Mrs. Bianca BoweCherie and David BowenTania and Scott BoydAllisun and Jacob BredemeyerKathy and Bob BrothersDaniel Brothers ‘15

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Robby Brothers ‘13, in memoriaCarmen and Mark BroughJacqueline BrownReiley Brown ‘19 Tira and Taiwan BrownBrumbelow Fine ArtsThe Budd FamilyBuilders First SourceAshley BunnJill M. BurnettKelci and Justin BurnhamRosie BurnhamKatie (McCollum) Burrows ‘96 and Rod AlterAmber and Adam ButlerRanae Butler and Austin BergerMary and Michael CahillGretchen (Grotrian) ‘94 and Paul CahillAnna and Sean CahillJane and Ron CaldwellMolly and Joe Caldwell ‘05Stephanie and John Callen ‘03Mary Callen ‘10Tom Callen ‘06Megan and Ryan CampbellJanine and Scott CampbellPatti and Ted CampbellPeg and Andy CandorKathy and Bob CarlsonCarson LLPHeather and Michael CaseAnita and Bill CastMeghan Cast ‘89 and Trevor ReadSerenity and Gage CaudellLindsay and Pete ChailleNancy K. ChaconAnnrita ChappellHua and Jin ChenDr. Rob Chenoweth ‘99 and Natalie ChenowethMary and Gary ChenowethEdward Chiang Jennifer ChoiDr. and Mrs. David and Heidi Choi Christine ChristensenMelanie ClarkClub SodaApril and Steven CluteCindy and Rick CluteDonna and David CobleTeha and Christopher CoblerJennifer and Fraser Coffeen ‘96

Hiroko and Benjamin Cole ‘88Bruce ColegroveCherie and Al Collins Dr. Anthony and Ann CollinsChristina and Tony CollinsLinda and Mike CorsonAlonzo CraigJennie and Jason CrandalHolly and David Crawford Marcia and John CrawfordKatie and Andy CreightonCaroline and Robert Creighton ‘03Sandra and Brian CrowlJanet and Michael CrumpJane and Kevin CunninghamStacia and Tim CzartoskiBailey (Gerber) ‘09 and Evan DaarBailey and Brett DaileyDiane DalyMichelle and John DanielsAli Darley ‘05Rhonda and Scott DarleyDr. and Mrs. Scott DavisJudith and Wayne DawesKimberley Kilfoyle and Shawn Dealey and FinnLiz (Randall)^ and Pat DelaneyDan DeMarchisLinda and Michael DeMarchisCarry and Gerald DePoldCathy and Dante DiamenteGinny and Dave DiehlThe Diwis FamilyLori and Bill DixonJulie and Nate DoellingDon Ayres HondaKathy and Buff DormeierDave Bagwell and Ron DoubleErica (Lehman) ‘01 and Clark Downey ‘00Katie Leonard-Drabenstot and Bart DrabenstotThe Drapala FamilyRachel (Simon) ‘04 and Aaron DrummondDeAnna and Marc-Elie DuguéJohn Dullughan and Shelly SinclairJulie (Dawes) ‘90 and Mike DunlapDeb and Tim DurnellThe Dustin FamilyStephanie and Brian EastomJamine EdwardsTammy and Kent EilersAnne (Ardington) ‘04 and Chris Elder

Emily and Mike ElkoAmanda (Schroeder)^ and Matt Elliott^Wendy and Cliff EllisBrian, Sonya, and Eric ‘12 Emerick Robin and Bill EnnistPaige Ennist ‘17Erin and Kevin ErbJulie and Ken ErvinKristen EthridgeLacy and William EvansJudy and Michael FalatkoSharon and John FallonHolden FaulMargy and John FeighnerTaylor and Spencer Feighner ‘00Erin Felger^ and Ripley RawlingsGinny and Mike FenstermakerTina (Pulse) ‘03 and Ryan FickBrad FinkelAnnie (Johnson) ‘00 and Steve FisherJoyce and Steve FischerMarlene and Bill FisherSusan and Sanford FitchPeter R. FitzGeraldFlagstar BankAlexa FolandCorrie and Matt FoxKathy and Dennis FredrickMichael Galbraith and Janet MacKay-GalbraithBess and Peter GaneffPaula and Robert GarrettShafer Garrett ‘17Sarah GarvinKaren and Carl GehresLia and Kyle Gehres ‘00Samantha and Stephen GeistBetsy and Geoff GephartMaria, Jim, and Bo Geyer ‘17 Drs. Mohammed Saad and Shazia GhazaliSarah and Tony GiaQuinta ‘01LeAnne GibbsChristina and Colin GibbGibson InsuranceHeather and Patrick GillanKatie and Jason GlassleyGlenbrook Automotive GroupMegan and Rob GoetzCarol A. GoldsteinJulia A. Goldstein ‘10Amani and Said Gomaa

Julie GonyaThe Goodrich FamilyDr. Nicholas and Carrie GouldAllison Gray ‘89Beth and Lincoln Gray ‘92Frank, Laurie, and Victoria GrayShinisha L. GraysonSusan Tuori and David GreeneRobert T. Greene ‘17Barbara GreerSarah and Brian Greer ‘03Hallie GreiderCary and Kathleen Groninger Janice and Timothy GroverSusan GuipeTammy and Doug GunnAnne (Kenesey) ‘12 and Kyle GurrolaDawning and Eugene GussenhovenMarylou and Gene HabeckerShelly and David Habecker ‘89Terri and Greg HabigJack Haines ‘16 Jim Haines ‘19Joseph Haines ‘19Sandy and Dave HaistSusie HallRachel and Al HamedShawnda and Jeff HamiltonLinda HamiltonNancy HamlinLina Shtawi and Wasfi HammadBetty and Brian HammarJay and Jeanie Hammel and FamilyMarlynn and Rex HammondAlice and Jonathan HancockMaria and Tom HanewaldHui Di and Steven HankeSusan HanzelLadislaus W. HanzelAmy and Marcus HardiekHolly and Brad HardinLorie and Ken HarkenriderRose HarrisCraig HartmanLisa and Mike HartmanJackie Hauck-RaftreeCindy and Dave HauzeJudy and Tom HayhurstSusan Hayhurst ‘92 and Kyle GloverThe Heger Family

^ Denotes 8th Grade Graduates or Former Students l Names in italics denote an individual who is deceased

Mindi and Jason HeislerAnne and Bo HelmichWendy and Scott HelmkampKerri HemmerAnnie and Pete HenryJay HenschenLindsay and Brian HerrJana and Daniel Hess Jr.Kelly Hey-MillerNatalie and Gary HilgerScott and Catherine Hill FamilyRichard Hinton ‘06Jody and Quinn HirschyThe Hoagburg FamilyLinda Hobbs-GiffinSomkuon and Chanchai HocharoenPeg and Alex Hoffman Jane and Tom HoffmanSharon (Godley) ‘00 and John HofmannKimberly HolderLauren and Michael HollarsErin HolleySarah and Michael HollmanTobie and Ryan HolmesMaggie and John HornbostelLynda and Tom HortonCynthia and Alex HoustenHope HuberGeorge HuberJordan (Phillips) ‘02 and Martin HuttenlockerTammy and Joe Hyndman and FamilyMaria and Uche IjomantaDr. Vatche and Theresa IsrabianDr. Generosa Sangco-Jackson and Mr. David JacksonHannah and Jay JacksonKristie and Todd JacobsKornika and Vivek JainMuffi and Jimmy JamesMarcus Jameson and Chantell OsejoSusan and Frank JohnsonMarshal JohnsonThe Zenk-Johnson FamilyLissanne JonesLynne JonesAmy and Jan JordheimAlaina, Ellis, and Benjamin Judge ‘10Vicki Junk-Wright and Ted WrightHuiying Xiao and Joshua JurSharon and Mike Kacprowicz

Shalini Chitneni and Vijay KamineniMakedonka (Najdeski) ‘97 and Nikola KaraguleMonicah KariukiAnne and Scott KarrKelly Karr ‘09Patricia KassMr. James KasmarkEamonn and Gayle KeaneThe Kefer FamilyErin KeilCathy and Dave KelkerThe Kelley Automotive GroupJoey and Jim Kelley^Drs. Pamela and Kevin KellyKristine and Brian KellyAmy and Tim KeneseyDebi KennedyDiane and Craig Keoun FamilyAbigail (Vacanti) ‘98 and Julian KesnerReshma and Rakesh KhatriJoy and Chris Kiester ‘02Phuong, Chris, and Victoria KimEdward KimThe Kimbrough FamilyJudy and Ted KingRachael and Adam KingJoy and Neil KinseyTiff KirchnerSuzanne D. (Menne) Kirkhoff^Maria KirklandAshlie Straka and William KitchSarah and Daniel KitchDonna and Joel KlineRaquel and Joshua KlineDebbie and Steve KoNathan KoberKelly and Robert KohlmeyerKelly and Kevin KolarThe Korte FamilyJustyna and Dan KuczekJenny and Dave Kunberger The Kus FamilyCynthia and Harry LaffkasBeth and Don LaippleChristine Johnson and Kevin LakeShelby and Byron LammBonnie and Tom LangeNicole (Davlantes) ‘04 and Ben LangelShannon and John Langmaid IIILauren and Erik LaRoe

April and Greg LassJeanie and Mike LawrenceJoyce Lazier and John T. LloydLiudmila and Viktar LebedzMr. and Mrs. Thomas LewisSteve Li ‘13Nicole LichtsinnMarina and Huzvaak LimzerwalaLisa and Charles LindzySharon and Dusty LinnCharity (Fesler) ‘97 and Tim LiskoMarc LittleXiuli Niu - Liu and Yu LiuVirginia and Alton LiuKrista and Andreas LohmarTamara, Davidson ‘14, and Elizabeth ‘19 LombardChristina (Schantz) ‘06 and Dan LoomisErin M. Loubier ‘88 and Steven BennettLowe’s Home ImprovementKate (Arata) ‘03 and Tom LuceyJoAnna and Kent LynchMargaret and Doug LyngMary MachallKelly and Jerum MadarangMelissa and Keith MadsenAndrea and Lucas MaggartPeg MaginnKatie and Jeffrey MalansonAngie and Patrick MaloblockiKaren Ericson and Vincent MaloneyTodd, Brigitte, Meghan ‘14, and Elise ‘18 MartinErin and Jesse MartinCatherine MartinKatie and Robert MartinezErin and Christopher Mauch ‘94Flo and Don MauchVesta and Greg MauchNakao Mauch ‘09Lori Morgan and Brian MaxeySandi and Pat MayJennifer and Travis MayerJune and John McCannSue and Mick McCollumMiriel and Ryan McFarlandKaren McFarrenErvin L. McGeeRachel Foster and Skyler McGlothlinErin McKeeverSuzanne McKinnonJames McKinnon ‘03

Sarah McMillanJeffrey McMurray ‘05Albert MeehEva and Candido MelendezDorothy A. and Eugene C. MenneScott T. Menne^Mohan MenonJessica and Todd MenorErika E. and Tom G. MeyerDiane M. MeyerJere and Kevin MichelJody and Kyle Michel ‘97LaQuandra Mickels and Brooklynn DeaneRhonda MickeyMegan and Brian MillerTerra Hipp and Brian MillerSarah and Chad MillerDana Minnick and Mark MinnickSabrina and Terry MinserTara (Gangadhar) ‘96 and Mark MitchellCarissa and Casey MitchellSepideh Moghadam and Scott StockdaleJoe MondinDenise and Timothy MonnierMaria MontesJan and Max MooreJessica Morales and Jerry MaustGwendolyn J. MorganCris, Michael, and Manhattan MorrisseyLenelle MorseDima and Andre MouradThe Mower FamilyCatherine and Nelson MoyMadison Moyle ‘11Chase Moyle ‘13Marzena and Joe MullerChristy and Bill MyersAriba and Nadeem NajamSarah and Henry Najdeski ‘89Rebecca NelsonMary Elizabeth Neuman ‘19Kristi NixonBridget NorlundGreg NovakConnie J. Oberlin Kimberly and Dustin OberlinAndrea D. OgubiBridget and Mark O’MaleyTamzon and Kevin O’MalleyLinda and Tim Otis


Ben Ottenweller and Michelle FloydDrs. Swapna Joseph and Binoy OusephRashelle PablaAllyson Paflas ‘93 and Carter CastJanet PaflasDavid Pan ‘13Joshua Pan ‘08Victor Pan ‘16Yifei and Yan Liu PanChristina (Skekloff ) ‘00 and Thomas PanoffLanessa ParkerDrs. Laura and Brandon ParrishDebbie Parrott ‘87 and Erik JohnsonTara and Fred ParshleyAmy Pasalich ‘09Fran and John PasalichDr. John Pasalich ‘95 and Elizabeth PasalichLee and Amy Pasko and FamilyJennie and Pat Pasterick

Apexa and Dakshesh PatelJyotsna Mascarenhas and Sandeep PatelApexa and Dakshesh PatelThe Patrick FamilyElizabeth PattersonJulie and Jason PattonSally PennStephen PerfectAllison Perry ‘16Clayton Perry ‘19Melinda and Darrell PerryPhuong Bach Nguyen and Hoan Kim PhanTan Nhat Phan ‘14Penney and Rick PhillipsNorma PhillipsEmily PichonKristin and Dave PineBarbara and Hazen PingreeIwona and John Podzielinski

Jennifer and Greg PoeCharity and Scott PorterRebecca (Armbuster)^ and Joe PosnerHelen Burkart PresserDr. Rich Presser ‘95 and Marcia PresserHelen Burkart PresserPuppies by Design OnlineVictoria and Trey RaftreeTracy and Charles RahallRita RaichartSabeena and Sunil RamrakhianiRev and Mrs. C. Corydon RandallRebekah Randall^Sr. Sarah Randall ^Kristy and Ryan RansAnna Rao ‘09Lindsey and Justin RauchReal Tech Management Group IncRachel and Katie Rearick

Seema and Deepkaran ReddyJennifer and Oliver ReelsenPatricia and Derek ReevesHannah Reid ‘18Heather and Todd ReidDr. and Mrs. Warren Kurt Reiss, Jr.The Reiss FamilyAlison Rhinehart^ Anne (Hayhurst) ‘89 and Wayne RiceLysa and Andy Rieger ‘87Beverly and Walt RiegerSusan and Roy RobertsonSam Robertson ‘12Neecy and Gary RohrsNadine and Eric RohrschneiderBrittney and Taylor RosenbaumSusan and Gregg RothNicholas Roth^Jennifer Laird and Wilson Rothman ‘93

16 ^ Denotes 8th Grade Graduates or Former Students l Names in italics denote an individual who is deceased

Michelle M. RousseffEmily (Kimbrough) ‘90 and Matt RousselSusan and Scott RumageKristin and Brian Rumschlag ‘96Jennifer and Matt RunyanChristine and Chris RussellRuth’s Chris Steak HouseMrs. Ron RutledgeDr. Ronnye Rutledge ‘08Terri and Jerry RylandBrenda SaalfrankLupe and Andy SaavedraSagamore InstituteMr. and Mrs. Frederic Salerno, Sr.Frederic V. Salerno, Jr.Suzette and Brian SalomonBeverly and David SalomonMason Salomon ‘17Aileen and Ronnie SarnoNancy and Tom SarosiPaul SauerteigLesley (Stephenson) ‘07 and Matt Savage ‘07Tina and Vince ScavoErin and Will SchaferNancy and Bob SchantzJimmy Schantz ‘16Katherine Schantz ‘13The 6 ScheelesBrian J. Scherschel ‘99Jill and Kurt SchlabachStephanie and Tom ScottJudith SculleySEI InvestmentsPetra and Martin SeifertLisa and Anthony SelbyRosie and Jerry Semler and FamilyRama Twir and Motaz ShaherFatima Khurrum and Khurrum ShaikhThe Shaklik FamilyShambaugh & Son, LPJessica (Stephenson) ‘03 and Blake Sharpe ‘03Kerry and James SharpeJennifer and Kent ShawKaren Eller ‘94 and Greg Sherman ‘96Sarah and Adam Shipley ‘02Karen and Dave ShoppellEmily Short ‘13Uma and Isaac ShortLinda and Bill ShuttleworthJaclyn Sider ‘14

Rachel Sider ‘10Kathy and Todd SiderMolly and DJ SiglerThe Skaggs FamilyAnnie and James SkinnerKarisa (Michel) ‘01 and Peter Skinner Marilee and Scott Skinner ‘90Jill (Ferkel) ‘96 and Gregg SlaterLisa and William SmitsChad Smith ‘04 and Dorie Smith Dr. Darryl and Sharon SmithDawn and Scott SmithSusan and Sonny SmithJackie Smith HornickJoAnne and Jim SnyderDenise and Joe SnyderJessi and Joshua SpencerLt Col’s Sherry and Ted SpierThe William Spindler FamilySportsCenter, Inc.Beth SquiresKara (Whiting) ‘94 and Rick SquiresBhavana Jayaram and Kishore SriramRichard StangerSusan and Thomas StanleyGlenda and James StarksAlec Steele ‘15Dr. Christopher and Kim Steffy David Krabach and Dr. Susan SteffyMagda and John StephensStewart, Brimner, Peters & CompanyNancy and David Stewart Brooke and Mick StewartJulie StinsonSally and Tony StitesAngela and Kevin StockmasterMichelle, Michael, and Carson ‘19 StohlerRoberta StoneAlisa StovallAl Stovall III ‘13Gina Heyerly and Chris Stronczek Laura and David StronczekGeri StronczekKimberly and Michael Summers ‘87Xue Zhang and Ruidong SunJill and Arvind SurendranJoanne and Dennis SuttonMary Ann and Thomas SwearingenChristine and Drew SwiftChio Tan

Colleen and Timothy TanJennifer TaylorThe Taylor FamilyMaria Teel ‘18Elizabeth McGee and Richard TempelVanja and John Terrill^Norman R. ThalOhnmar Win and Hla TheinDevin and Andrew ThomasAlan Thong ‘00Kathy and David TodoranJimmy Toetz ‘11Maureen O’Neil and Andre TonsilJune Rambo and Kevin TorwelleAllison Treleaven ‘02Barbara TreleavenPeggy and David TrenknerJamie Trenkner ‘09Stephanie Trenkner ‘07Susan and Thomas TrentCheryl and Robert TrgovichNatalie TroutMary and Larry TrueAmy Lai and Eugene TsaiAmanda and Brian Turner21st Amendment Wine & SpiritsKonrad M. L. UrbergNancy Baird VacantiKristine and Joel ValcarcelAnthony Vallance-OwenAnusha and Ranjitkumar ValluruThe Vanden Akker FamilyJulianne and Ryan VandeWaterAva VanHelfteren ‘16Erna VanHelfteren Cami VanHorn ‘14Rennae and Bob VanHornTrent VanHorn ‘13Suvarna Dantuluri and Suresh VegesanaVinita Prasad and Ram VermaMelissa and David WaldaJulie and Chris WaldaLorrie and Rick WalkerAnne and Matt WallaceThe Wallstrom FamilyJennifer and Eric WardLiam Patrick Ward ‘19Wyatt Frederick Ward ‘15Dr. Dara Spearman and Marlon WardlowWaterfield Enterprises

Brooke Caldwell and John WatkinsChristine (Borne) ‘06 and Marshall WeadickMegan WeberPhyllis WeberDr. and Mrs. Eric G. WehrliTinisha and Matthew WeigeltSuzanne (Summers) ‘88 and Aaron WeissKaren and Jerry WeissJenna and Jeff WendlandtEmily (Cowan) ‘96 and Neil WertzKristin and Jack Westfall ‘00Nancy and John WestfallShawn and Joseph Westfall ‘04Sara and Rob Westfall ‘02Alexandra and Ted Westfall ‘07Drs. Thomas and Tamara WheelerNancy and Eric White Becca and Dick WidmerJulianne WillDebbie and Larry WilliamsSarah (Grotrian) ‘90 and Tom WilliamsMelani and Pete WilsonLaura T. and William W. Wilson IIIMarie McKinnon ‘06 and Wyatt Wilson ‘06Wendy WilsonAngela and Christopher WingDianne and George WitwerJack Wojewuczki ‘16Meredith Wojewuczki ‘18Jennifer Patterson and Michael WoodruffAndrew Working ‘11Lisa Worrell and Mike ConyersSusan and Russ WrightKelly and Stephen WrightW.T. Wright ‘05Debra (Ruedebusch) Yale ‘95Carrie and Sai YarramMary and Michael YurkaninAdam Zacher ‘08Josh Zacher ‘13Steve and Judy ZacherKatie Zellner ‘13Dr. Richard Zhang and Shirley WangDr. Xiao Lin and Mr. Xinyang ZhouAnonymous (15)


Founders’ Club ($20,000+)Sara and Mike CraigConstance and Robert GodleyJeanette D. SchouweilerKari and Todd SpeicherMrs. Thomas B. SummersPatrice and Thomas TeelSue and Matt Wojewuczki

Canterbury Club ($15,000+)Lisa and Chuck Surack Monica and Larry Weigand and Family

Head of School Club ($10,000+)The Bruggeman FamilyKathy Callen and John PowellNikole and Roy CarverRamona FisherJennifer and John HainesAllison and Ryan HarrisDrs. Jennifer (Dawes) ‘89 and Andrew Hobbs ‘90The Kunce FamilyAkosua and Mulokozi LugakingiraMichael V. ParrottThe Rothman Family Foundation Janet and Todd StephensonRichard D. Waterfield

Benefactors ($7,500+)The DeMarchis Family Foundation Patricia KassLatha and Prasad NalamoluSEI InvestmentsLisa and William SmitsLaura T. and William W. Wilson III

Patrons ($5,000+)Marsha and John BormannJane and Ron Caldwell

Judith and Wayne DawesKaren and Carl GehresVictoria and Michael GrabowskiSandy and Dave HaistSagamore InstituteMr. and Mrs. Frederic Salerno, Sr.Molly and DJ SiglerKathi and Mike Stronczek

Leadership Club ($3,000+)Dr. Jeff and Jennifer BarrHolly and Gil BiermanAlona and Peter Bobeck ‘91Lindsay and Pete ChailleChristina and Tony CollinsBailey (Gerber) ‘09 and Evan DaarKristin (Limburg) ‘02 and Glen DixonDrs. Mohammed Saad and Shazia GhazaliLeAnne GibbsFrank, Laurie and Victoria GrayTammy and Joe Hyndman and FamilyAnne and Scott KarrMarzena and Joe MullerJanet PaflasDebbie Parrott ‘87 and Erik JohnsonFran and John PasalichMichelle M. RousseffKristin and Phil TerrellAnusha and Ranjitkumar ValluruNancy and John WestfallMelani and Pete Wilson

Cavaliers ($1,000+)Gina and James ArataTim and Libby Ash Family FoundationNatalie and Michael AxelMonica Reddy and Sunil BabuKaren and Jerry BelcherKedar R. Bhat ‘98Ann Borne

Dr. Rob Chenoweth ‘99 and Natalie ChenowethCaroline and Robert Creighton ‘03Michelle and John DanielsGinny and Dave DiehlKathy and Buff DormeierThe Dustin FamilyRobin and Bill EnnistErin Felger^ and Ripley RawlingsMarlene and Bill FisherKathy and Dennis FredrickSarah and Brian Greer ‘03Rachel and Al Hamed Hamed HomesGeorge HuberHope HuberDr. Generosa Sangco-Jackson and Mr. David JacksonKristie and Todd JacobsShalini Chitneni and Vijay KamineniAmy and Tim KeneseyDiane and Craig Keoun FamilyReshma and Rakesh KhatriPhuong, Chris, and Victoria Kim

Ashlie Straka and William KitchKelly and Kevin KolarThe Kus FamilyCynthia and Harry LaffkasShelby and Byron LammJeffrey McMurray ‘05Dana Minnick and Mark MinnickGwendolyn J. MorganSarah and Henry Najdeski ‘89Drs. Swapna Joseph and Binoy OusephSally PennMelinda and Darrell PerryTracy and Charles RahallRev and Mrs. C. Corydon RandallSeema and Deepkaran ReddyDr. and Mrs. Warren Kurt Reiss, Jr.Jennifer Laird and Wilson Rothman ‘93Jennifer and Matt RunyanFrederic V. Salerno, Jr.Paul SauerteigErin and Will SchaferJill and Kurt SchlabachRosie and Jerry Semler and Family

Canterbury FundWe ask every member of the Canterbury community to support the Canterbury Fund with an annual contribution. We are humbled and grateful to every donor listed, including the 59 leadership donors at the Leadership Club level and above, who supported this fund so generously. Thank you!


Annie and James SkinnerSusan and Sonny SmithDr. Christopher and Kim Steffy David Krabach and Dr. Susan SteffyNancy and David StewartJill and Arvind SurendranJennifer TaylorPeggy and David TrenknerAmy Lai and Eugene TsaiNancy Baird VacantiJulie Rhinehart WaterfieldNancy and Eric WhiteKelly and Stephen WrightMary and Michael YurkaninSteve and Judy ZacherAnonymous (4)

Blue and White Club (up to $999)Farrukh and Asima AdhamiBimala Devkota and Tika AdhikariAidana and Nodir AdilovSandra and Ted AgnessPreeti Dembla and Dinesh AgnihotriLinda, Tom, and Lena AltDrs. Christina Kennedy and Matt AndersonDrs. Bhaktavatsala and Seema ApuriAnna Arata ‘06Karen and Michael ArcherDrs. Elvira and Joseph Argus ‘02Dr. Thomas and Mrs. Pamela ArmbusterBarbara and Scott ArmstrongJennifer and Bob AustinBen Axel ‘19Nimra Ahmed Khan and Ahad AyazMrs. Kathleen AyresAdie and Dick BaachThe Babbitt FamilyTerry and Ron BabbittAlyssa Bailey ‘05The Bailey FamilyMr. and Mrs. Olufemii BalogunMichelle and Matthew BanksMr. and Mrs. James BarrElyssa and Alex Bartol ‘08Flo and Tom BearThe Beatty FamilyAngela Becker Orthodontics, PCArdis A. BehrendtBeth BehrendtBob Beideck ‘08

Erin Belcher ‘17Marilyn and Leon BelcherReed Belcher ‘15Delia Santana-Bell and Sherman BellTracy BellavanceLauren and Jacob BenedictAbby Bergeron ‘16Michael BergeronDavid and Suzanne BergmanKerry Antonuccio and Matt BierbaumPhyllis and David BogerKristen and Win BoonKate Borne ‘02Heather and Kevin BottorffDr. Dedrick and Mrs. Bianca BoweTania and Scott BoydAllisun and Jacob BredemeyerKathy and Bob Brothers Daniel Brothers ‘15Robby Brothers ‘13, in memoriamCarmen and Mark BroughJacqueline BrownReiley Brown ‘19Tira and Taiwan BrownThe Budd FamilyAshley BunnJill M. BurnettKelci and Justin BurnhamKatie (McCollum) Burrows ‘96 and Rod AlterRanae Butler and Austin BergerAmber and Adam ButlerGretchen (Grotrian) ‘94 and Paul CahillAnna and Sean CahillMolly and Joe Caldwell ‘05Stephanie and John Callen ‘03Mary Callen ‘10Tom Callen ‘06Megan and Ryan CampbellJanine and Scott CampbellPatti and Ted CampbellPeg and Andy CandorKathy and Bob CarlsonHeather and Michael CaseMeghan Cast ‘89 and Trevor ReadAnita and Bill CastSerenity and Gage CaudellNancy K. ChaconAnnrita ChappellHua and Jin ChenMary and Gary Chenoweth

Edward ChiangDr. and Mrs. David and Heidi ChoiJennifer ChoiChristine ChristensenCindy and Rick CluteApril and Steven CluteTeha and Christopher CoblerJennifer and Fraser Coffeen ‘96Hiroko and Benjamin Cole ‘88Bruce ColegroveLinda and Mike CorsonAlonzo CraigJennie and Jason CrandalHolly and David CrawfordKatie and Andy CreightonJane and Kevin CunninghamStacia and Tim CzartoskiBailey and Brett DaileyAli Darley ‘05Rhonda and Scott DarleyKimberley Kilfoyle and Shawn Dealey and FinnLiz (Randall)^ and Pat DelaneyDan DeMarchisLinda and Michael DeMarchisCarry and Gerald DePoldCathy and Dante DiamenteThe Diwis FamilyLori and Bill DixonJulie and Nate DoellingKatie Leonard-Drabenstot and Bart DrabenstotThe Drapala FamilyRachel (Simon) ‘04 and Aaron DrummondDeAnna and Marc-Elie DuguéJulie (Dawes) ‘90 and Mike DunlapDeb and Tim DurnellStephanie and Brian EastomJamine EdwardsTammy and Kent EilersAnne (Ardington) ‘04 and Chris ElderEmily and Mike ElkoAmanda (Schroeder)^ and Matt Elliott^Wendy and Cliff EllisPaige Ennist ‘17Erin and Kevin ErbJulie and Ken ErvinLacy and William EvansJudy and Michael FalatkoSharon and John FallonMargy and John FeighnerTaylor and Spencer Feighner ‘00

Ginny and Mike FenstermakerTina (Pulse) ‘03 and Ryan FickBrad FinkelJoyce and Steve FischerPeter R. FitzGeraldAlexa FolandCarmen and Todd FredrickMichael Galbraith and Janet MacKay-GalbraithBess and Peter GaneffPaula and Robert GarrettShafer Garrett ‘17Sarah GarvinLia and Kyle Gehres ‘00Samantha and Stephen GeistBetsy and Geoff GephartChristina and Colin GibbHeather and Patrick GillanKatie and Jason GlassleyMegan and Rob GoetzCarol A. GoldsteinJulia A. Goldstein ‘10Amani and Said GomaaJulie GonyaDr. Nicholas and Carrie GouldAllison Gray ‘89Beth and Lincoln Gray ‘92Shinisha L. GraysonSusan Tuori and David GreeneRobert T. Greene ‘17Barbara GreerHallie GreiderJanice and Timothy GroverTammy and Doug GunnAnne (Kenesey) ‘12 and Kyle GurrolaDawning and Eugene GussenhovenShelly and David Habecker ‘89Marylou and Gene HabeckerTerri and Greg HabigJack Haines ‘16Jim Haines ‘19Joseph Haines ‘19Shawnda and Jeff HamiltonLinda HamiltonNancy HamlinLina Shtawi and Wasfi HammadBetty and Brian HammarMarlynn and Rex HammondMaria and Tom HanewaldHui Di and Steven HankeLadislaus W. Hanzel


Susan HanzelAmy and Marcus HardiekLorie and Ken HarkenriderRose HarrisLisa and Mike HartmanJackie Hauck-RaftreeCindy and Dave HauzeSusan Hayhurst ‘92 and Kyle GloverJudy and Tom HayhurstMindi and Jason HeislerAnne and Bo HelmichWendy and Scott HelmkampJay HenschenJana and Daniel Hess Jr.Kelly Hey-MillerScott and Catherine Hill FamilyRichard Hinton ‘06Jody and Quinn HirschyThe Hoagburg FamilySomkuon and Chanchai HocharoenPeg and Alex HoffmanJane and Tom HoffmanSharon (Godley) ‘00 and John HofmannKimberly HolderLauren and Michael HollarsErin HolleyMaggie and John HornbostelCynthia and Alex HoustenMaria and Uche IjomantaDr. Vatche and Theresa IsrabianHannah and Jay JacksonKornika and Vivek JainMarshal JohnsonSusan and Frank JohnsonThe Zenk-Johnson FamilyLynne JonesAlaina, Ellis, and Benjamin Judge ‘10Vicki Junk-Wright and Ted WrightHuiying Xiao and Joshua JurSharon and Mike KacprowiczMonicah KariukiKelly Karr ‘09Mr. James KasmarkEamonn and Gayle KeaneThe Kefer FamilyErin KeilCathy and Dave KelkerKristine and Brian KellyDrs. Pamela and Kevin KellyAbigail (Vacanti) ‘98 and Julian Kesner

Joy and Chris Kiester ‘02Edward KimThe Kimbrough FamilyRachael and Adam KingJudy and Ted KingSuzanne D. (Menne) Kirkhoff^Maria KirklandSarah and Daniel KitchDonna and Joel KlineRaquel and Joshua KlineDebbie and Steve KoNathan KoberKelly and Robert KohlmeyerThe Korte FamilyJustyna and Dan KuczekJenny and Dave KunbergerAndrew Kus ‘15 Lauren Kus ‘11 Beth and Don LaippleChristine Johnson and Kevin LakeBonnie and Tom LangeNicole (Davlantes) ‘04 and Ben LangelShannon and John Langmaid IIILauren and Erik LaRoeApril and Greg LassJeanie and Mike LawrenceJoyce Lazier and John T. LloydLiudmila and Viktar LebedzNicole LichtsinnMarina and Huzvaak LimzerwalaLisa and Charles LindzySharon and Dusty LinnCharity (Fesler) ‘97 and Tim LiskoMarc LittleVirginia and Alton LiuXiuli Niu - Liu and Yu LiuKrista and Andreas LohmarTamara, Davidson ‘14, and Elizabeth ‘19 LombardChristina (Schantz) ‘06 and Dan LoomisErin M. Loubier ‘88 and Steven BennettKate (Arata) ‘03 and Tom LuceyJoAnna and Kent LynchMary MachallKelly and Jerum MadarangMelissa and Keith MadsenPeg MaginnKatie and Jeffrey MalansonKaren Ericson and Vincent MaloneyTodd, Brigitte, Meghan ‘14, and Elise ‘18 MartinCatherine Martin

Katie and Robert MartinezErin and Christopher Mauch ‘94Flo and Don MauchVesta and Greg MauchNakao Mauch ‘09Lori Morgan and Brian MaxeyJune and John McCannSue and Mick McCollumMiriel and Ryan McFarlandKaren McFarrenErvin L. McGeeRachel Foster and Skyler McGlothlinErin McKeeverJames McKinnon ‘03Suzanne McKinnonEva and Candido MelendezDorothy A. and Eugene C. MenneScott T. Menne^Mohan MenonJessica and Todd MenorDiane M. MeyerErika E. and Tom G. MeyerJere and Kevin MichelJody and Kyle Michel ‘97LaQuandra Mickels and Brooklynn DeaneRhonda MickeyMegan and Brian MillerTerra Hipp and Brian MillerSarah and Chad MillerSabrina and Terry MinserCarissa and Casey MitchellTara (Gangadhar) ‘96 and Mark MitchellDenise and Timothy MonnierMaria MontesJan and Max MooreJessica Morales and Jerry MaustCris, Michael, and Manhattan MorrisseyLenelle MorseDima and Andre MouradThe Mower FamilyCatherine and Nelson MoyChase Moyle ‘13Madison Moyle ‘11Christy and Bill MyersAriba and Nadeem NajamMary Elizabeth Neuman ‘19Bridget NorlundGreg NovakConnie J. OberlinKimberly and Dustin Oberlin

Andrea D. OgubiBridget and Mark O’MaleyTamzon and Kevin O’MalleyLinda and Tim OtisBen Ottenweller and Michelle FloydRashelle PablaAllyson Paflas ‘93 and Carter CastDavid Pan ‘13Joshua Pan ‘08Victor Pan ‘16Yifei and Yan Liu PanChristina (Skekloff ) ‘00 and Thomas PanoffLanessa ParkerDrs. Laura and Brandon ParrishTara and Fred ParshleyAmy Pasalich ‘09Dr. John Pasalich ‘95 and Elizabeth PasalichJennie and Pat PasterickApexa and Dakshesh PatelJyotsna Mascarenhas and Sandeep PatelElizabeth PattersonJulie and Jason PattonStephen PerfectAllison Perry ‘16Clayton Perry ‘19Phuong Bach Nguyen and Hoan Kim PhanTan Nhat Phan ‘14Norma PhillipsEmily PichonKristin and Dave PineBarbara and Hazen PingreeJennifer and Greg Poe Charity and Scott PorterRebecca (Armbuster)^ and Joe PosnerHelen Burkart PresserDr. Rich Presser ‘95 and Marcia PresserVictoria and Trey RaftreeRita RaichartSabeena and Sunil RamrakhianiRebekah Randall^Sr. Sarah Randall ^Anna Rao ‘09Lindsey and Justin RauchJennifer and Oliver ReelsenPatricia and Derek ReevesHannah Reid ‘18Heather and Todd ReidThe Reiss FamilyAlison Rhinehart^Anne (Hayhurst) ‘89 and Wayne Rice


Lysa and Andy Rieger ‘87Beverly and Walt RiegerSusan and Roy RobertsonSam Robertson ‘12Neecy and Gary RohrsNadine and Eric RohrschneiderBrittney and Taylor RosenbaumSusan and Gregg RothNicholas Roth^Emily (Kimbrough) ‘90 and Matt RousselSusan and Scott RumageKristin and Brian Rumschlag ‘96Christine and Chris RussellMrs. Ron RutledgeDr. Ronnye Rutledge ‘08Terri and Jerry RylandBrenda SaalfrankLupe and Andy SaavedraSuzette and Brian SalomonBeverly and David SalomonMason Salomon ‘17Aileen and Ronnie SarnoNancy and Tom SarosiLesley (Stephenson) ‘07 and Matt Savage ‘07Tina and Vince ScavoNancy and Bob SchantzJimmy Schantz ‘16Katherine Schantz ‘13The 6 ScheelesBrian J. Scherschel ‘99Judith SculleyPetra and Martin SeifertLisa and Anthony SelbyRama Twir and Motaz ShaherFatima Khurrum and Khurrum ShaikhThe Shaklik FamilyJessica (Stephenson) ‘03 and Blake Sharpe ‘03Kerry and James SharpeJennifer and Kent ShawKaren Eller ‘94 and Greg Sherman ‘96Sarah and Adam Shipley ‘02Karen and Dave ShoppellUma and Isaac ShortLinda and Bill ShuttleworthJaclyn Sider ‘14Rachel Sider ‘10Kathy and Todd SiderThe Skaggs FamilyMarilee and Scott Skinner ‘90Karisa (Michel) ‘01 and Peter Skinner

Jill (Ferkel) ‘96 and Gregg SlaterChad Smith ‘04 and Dorie SmithDr. Darryl and Sharon SmithDawn and Scott SmithJoAnne and Jim SnyderDenise and Joe SnyderJessi and Joshua SpencerLt Col’s Sherry and Ted SpierKara (Whiting) ‘94 and Rick SquiresBhavana Jayaram and Kishore SriramRichard StangerSusan and Thomas StanleyGlenda and James StarksAlec Steele ‘15Magda and John StephensBrooke and Mick StewartJulie StinsonAngela and Kevin StockmasterRoberta StoneAl Stovall III ‘13Alisa StovallGina Heyerly and Chris StronczekLaura and David StronczekGeri StronczekKimberly and Michael Summers ‘87Xue Zhang and Ruidong SunMary Ann and Thomas SwearingenChio TanColleen and Timothy TanThe Taylor FamilyMaria Teel ‘18Elizabeth McGee and Richard TempelVanja and John Terrill^Norman R. ThalOhnmar Win and Hla TheinAlan Thong ‘00Kathy and David TodoranJimmy Toetz ‘11Maureen O’Neil and Andre TonsilJune and Kevin TorwelleAllison Treleaven ‘02Barbara TreleavenJamie Trenkner ‘09Stephanie Trenkner ‘07Cheryl and Robert TrgovichNatalie TroutMary and Larry TrueKonrad M. L. UrbergKristine and Joel ValcarcelThe Vanden Akker Family

Julianne and Ryan VandeWaterAva VanHelfteren ‘16Erna VanHelfterenCami VanHorn ‘14Rennae and Bob VanHornTrent VanHorn ‘13Suvarna Dantuluri and Suresh VegesanaVinita Prasad and Ram VermaMelissa and David WaldaJulie and Chris WaldaLorrie and Rick WalkerAnne and Matt WallaceThe Wallstrom FamilyJennifer and Eric WardLiam Patrick Ward ‘19Wyatt Frederick Ward ‘15Stefanie and Richard R. Waterfield ‘90Phyllis WeberDr. and Mrs. Eric G. WehrliTinisha and Matthew WeigeltKaren and Jerry WeissSuzanne (Summers) ‘88 and Aaron WeissJenna and Jeff WendlandtEmily (Cowan) ‘96 and Neil WertzKristin and Jack Westfall ‘00Shawn and Joseph Westfall ‘04Sara and Rob Westfall ‘02Alexandra and Ted Westfall ‘07Drs. Thomas and Tamara WheelerBecca and Dick WidmerJulianne WillDebbie and Larry WilliamsSarah (Grotrian) ‘90 and Tom WilliamsMarie McKinnon ‘06 and Wyatt Wilson ‘06Wendy WilsonDianne and George WitwerJack Wojewuczki ‘16Meredith Wojewuczki ‘18Jennifer Patterson and Michael WoodruffAndrew Working ‘11Lisa Worrell and Mike ConyersSusan and Russ WrightW.T. Wright ‘05Debra (Ruedebusch) Yale ‘95Carrie and Sai YarramAdam Zacher ‘08Josh Zacher ‘13Dr. Richard Zhang and Shirley WangDr. Xiao Lin and Mr. Xinyang ZhouAnonymous (9)


Alumni and the Canterbury FundWe continue to be grateful for the dedicated alumni donors that honor their years at Canterbury School through gifts to the Canterbury Fund. We are particularly appreciative of everyone who participated in the #GivingChooseDay campaign on December 3, 2019.

Bold identifies Leadership Donors.

Class of 1987Debbie Parrott and Erik JohnsonLysa and Andy Rieger Kimberly and Michael Summers

Class of 1988Hiroko and Benjamin Cole Erin M. Loubier and Steven BennettSuzanne (Summers) and Aaron Weiss

Class of 1989Meghan Cast and Trevor ReadAllison Gray Shelly and David Habecker Drs. Jennifer (Dawes) ‘89 and Andrew Hobbs ‘90Sarah and Henry Najdeski Anne (Hayhurst) and Wayne Rice

Class of 1990Julie (Dawes) and Mike DunlapDrs. Jennifer (Dawes) ‘89 and Andrew Hobbs ‘90Emily (Kimbrough) and Matt RousselMarilee and Scott Skinner Stefanie and Richard R. Waterfield Sarah (Grotrian) and Tom Williams

Class of 1991Alona and Peter Bobeck

Class of 1992Susan Hayhurst and Kyle GloverBeth and Lincoln GrayJ. Randall Waterfield

Class of 1993Allyson Paflas and Carter CastJennifer Laird and Wilson Rothman

Class of 1994Gretchen (Grotrian) and Paul CahillErin and Christopher Mauch Karen Eller ‘94 and Greg Sherman ‘96Kara (Whiting) and Rick Squires

Class of 1995Dr. John Pasalich and Elizabeth PasalichDr. Rich Presser and Marcia PresserJill L. Waterfield Debra (Ruedebusch) Yale

Class of 1996Katie (McCollum) Burrows and Rod AlterJennifer and Fraser Coffeen Jamie and Andi Kimbrough Tara (Gangadhar) and Mark MitchellKristin and Brian Rumschlag Karen Eller ‘94 and Greg Sherman ‘96Jill (Ferkel) and Gregg SlaterEmily (Cowan) and Neil Wertz

Class of 1997Charity (Fesler) and Tim LiskoJody and Kyle Michel

Class of 1998Kedar R. Bhat Abigail (Vacanti) and Julian Kesner

Class of 1999Dr. Rob Chenoweth and Natalie ChenowethBrian J. Scherschel

Class of 2000Taylor and Spencer Feighner Lia and Kyle GehresSharon (Godley) and John HofmannChristina (Skekloff ) and Thomas PanoffAlan Thong Kristin and Jack Westfall

Class of 2001Karisa (Michel) and Peter Skinner

Class of 2002Drs. Elvira and Joseph Argus Kate Borne Kristin (Limburg) and Glen DixonJoy and Chris Kiester Sarah and Adam Shipley

Allison Treleaven Sara and Rob Westfall

Class of 2003Stephanie and John Callen Caroline and Robert Creighton Tina (Pulse) and Ryan FickSarah and Brian Greer Kate (Arata) and Tom LuceyJames McKinnon Jessica (Stephenson) ‘03 and Blake Sharpe ‘03

Class of 2004Rachel (Simon) and Aaron DrummondAnne (Ardington) and Chris ElderNicole (Davlantes) and Ben LangelChad Smith and Dorie SmithShawn and Joseph Westfall

Class of 2005Alyssa Bailey Molly and Joe Caldwell Ali Darley Jeffrey McMurray W.T. Wright

Class of 2006Anna Arata Tom Callen Richard Hinton Christina (Schantz) and Dan LoomisMarie McKinnon ‘06 and Wyatt Wilson ‘06

Class of 2007Lesley (Stephenson) ‘07 and Matt Savage ‘07Stephanie Trenkner Alexandra and Ted Westfall

Class of 2008Elyssa and Alex Bartol Bob Beideck Joshua Pan Dr. Ronnye Rutledge Adam Zacher

Class of 2009Bailey (Gerber) and Evan DaarKelly Karr Nakao Mauch Amy Pasalich Anna Rao Jamie Trenkner

Class of 2010Mary Callen Julia A. Goldstein Alaina, Ellis and Benjamin Judge Rachel Sider

Class of 2011Lauren KusMadison Moyle Jimmy Toetz Andrew Working

Class of 2012Ian Bruggeman Anne (Kenesey) and Kyle GurrolaSam Robertson

Class of 2013Robby BrothersChase Moyle David Pan Katherine Schantz Al Stovall III Trent VanHornJosh Zacher

Class of 2014Bridget Bruggeman Tan Nhat Phan Jaclyn Sider Cami VanHorn

Class of 2015Reed Belcher Daniel BrothersAndrew Kus Alec Steele Wyatt Frederick Ward

Class of 2016Abby Bergeron Jack Haines Victor Pan Allison Perry Jimmy Schantz Ava VanHelfteren Jack Wojewuczki

Class of 2017Erin Belcher Paige Ennist Shafer Garrett


Robert T. Greene Mason Salomon

Class of 2018Anthony Bruggeman Hannah Reid Maria Teel Meredith Wojewuczki

Class of 2019Ben Axel Reiley Brown Jim Haines Joseph Haines Mary Elizabeth Neuman Clayton Perry Liam Patrick Ward

Class of 2020Class Gift: Trees were planted and a donation was made to purchase an ADA picnic table at the Drake Goetz Memorial Park in Huntington, Indiana. The gift is a memorial to their classmate Drake Steffen Goetz.

Mihir AgnihotriSophia AhmadPeishanika ArnoldTucker ArnoldTyler BakerNoah BarrRobert BeattySamuel BellavanceElma CehicJiaxiang ChenShu Yi ChenOlivia CozziJoseph DeMarchisSamuel DenmanMarina DhillonCaitlin DiamenteEric DiazCynthia J. DiazNoah DrapalaAiden EastomAnya EhlersTyler EnnistJenna FilusRaul FloresElizabeth FortmeyerHailey FurnissMohamed Gaber

Carmen GnagyVictoria GrayParker GroningerAllison HamiltonAdnan HammadMaKayla HelgesonMadeline HildrethDoan Quan HoangHailey HobbsSpencer HollisNnenna IjomantaAustin JohnsonChase KohlmeyerSwetha KrishnanTeddie LloydBuckleyHannah MaconochieMate MayerPatrick MossMeghana NalamoluOlaoluwa OlaiyaAxaraly OrtizAlyssa PaparoPierce J. ParkerMaxwell PaskoDhillon PatelAnkit PatelIan RentschlerAbigail RoqueChristian SalomonHumza ShaikhSophia ShoppellGrace SkekloffColin SpencerLucas SteffyHolidey StephensonHanna StronczekTheodore TsaiMcKenna TuggleSusannah WatsonRyan WelbaumVeronica WrobleskiElisabeth A. Yanez

8th Grade Graduates and former Students Rebecca (Armbuster)^ and Joe Posner Libby (Leal) and Tim Ash Amanda (Schroeder) and Matt Elliott^Liz (Randall) and Pat DelaneyErin Felger and Ripley Rawlings

Alison Rhinehart^Suzanne D. (Menne) KirkhoffScott T. MenneRebekah RandallSr. Sarah Randall Nicholas RothVanja and John Terrill

StalwartsCanterbury is honored to recognize and thank the following donors who have faithfully supported our annual giving program for the last ten or more consecutive years, including the 2019-20 school year. Younger Alumni Stalwarts are recognized for supporting the Canterbury Fund for each year since their graduation

Jenny and Dave AlmdaleLinda and Tom AltDrs. Bhaktavatsala and Seema ApuriAnna Arata ‘06Gina and James ArataDrs. Elvira and Joseph Argus ‘02Dr. Thomas and Mrs. Pamela ArmbusterBarbara and Scott ArmstrongLibby (Leal) ^ and Tim Ash Ben Axel ‘19 Adie and Dick BaachAlyssa Bailey ‘05Elyssa and Alex Bartol ‘08Beth BehrendtBob Beideck ‘08Erin Belcher ‘17Karen and Jerry BelcherMarilyn and Leon BelcherReed Belcher ‘15Tracy BellavanceLauren and Jacob BenedictAbby Bergeron ‘16Kerry Antonuccio and Matt BierbaumHolly and Gil BiermanPhyllis and David BogerMarsha and John BormannAnn BorneKate Borne ‘02Cherie and David BowenTania and Scott BoydKathy and Bob BrothersReiley Brown ‘19 Jill M. Burnett

Katie (McCollum) Burrows ‘96 and Rod AlterRanae Butler and Austin BergerGretchen (Grotrian) ‘94 and Paul CahillMolly and Joe Caldwell ‘05Jane and Ron CaldwellStephanie and John Callen ‘03Kathy Callen and John PowellMary Callen ‘10Tom Callen ‘06Megan and Ryan CampbellJanine and Scott CampbellPeg and Andy CandorKathy and Bob CarlsonMeghan Cast ‘89 and Trevor ReadNancy K. ChaconLindsay and Pete ChailleMary and Gary ChenowethDr. Rob Chenoweth ‘99 and Natalie ChenowethEdward Chiang Dr. and Mrs. David and Heidi ChoiTeha and Christopher CoblerJennifer and Fraser Coffeen ‘96Bruce ColegroveChristina and Tony CollinsLinda and Mike CorsonSara and Mike CraigHolly and David CrawfordKatie and Andy CreightonCaroline and Robert Creighton ‘03Stacia and Tim CzartoskiAli Darley ‘05Rhonda and Scott DarleyJudith and Wayne Dawes Liz (Randall) ^ and Pat DelaneyDan DeMarchisDavid DeMarchis and Kayla HendersonLinda and Michael DeMarchisCathy and Dante DiamenteGinny and Dave DiehlKristin (Limburg) ‘02 and Glen DixonCourtney and Matt DresslerJulie (Dawes) ‘90 and Mike DunlapDeb and Tim DurnellTammy and Kent EilersPaige Ennist ‘17Karen Ericson and Vincent MaloneyJulie and Ken ErvinLacy and William EvansSharon and John FallonTaylor and Spencer Feighner ‘00


Tina (Pulse) ‘03 and Ryan FickRamona FisherMarlene and Bill FisherAlexa FolandKathy and Dennis FredrickMichael Galbraith and Janet MacKay-GalbraithPaula and Robert GarrettShafer Garrett ‘17Karen and Carl Gehres

Lia and Kyle Gehres ‘00Betsy and Geoff GephartDrs. Mohammed Saad and Shazia GhazaliKatie and Jason GlassleyConstance and Robert GodleyCarol A. GoldsteinJulia A. Goldstein ‘10Amani and Said GomaaVictoria and Michael Grabowski

Allison Gray ‘89Frank, Laurie and Victoria GrayShinisha L. GraysonSusan Tuori and David GreeneBarbara GreerSarah and Brian Greer ‘03Gretchen (Grotrian) ‘94 and Paul CahillTammy and Doug GunnShelly and David Habecker ‘89

Jack Haines ‘16Jim Haines ‘19Joseph Haines ‘19Jennifer and John HainesShawnda and Jeff HamiltonNancy HamlinBetty and Brian HammarMarlynn and Rex HammondLadislaus W. Hanzel

Lorie and Ken HarkenriderSusan Hayhurst ‘92 and Kyle GloverJudy and Tom HayhurstWendy and Scott HelmkampRichard Hinton ‘06The Hoagburg FamilyDrs. Jennifer (Dawes) ‘89 and Andrew Hobbs ‘90Alan Hofer


Jane and Tom HoffmanSharon (Godley) ‘00 and John HofmannLauren and Michael HollarsHope HuberGeorge HuberTammy and Joe Hyndman Kristie and Todd JacobsSusan and Frank JohnsonAlaina and Benjamin Judge ‘10Vicki Junk-Wright and Ted WrightKelly Karr ‘09Anne and Scott KarrDrs. Pamela and Kevin KellyAmy and Tim KeneseyDiane and Craig Keoun FamilyAbigail (Vacanti) ‘98 and Julian KesnerAndi and Jamie Kimbrough ‘96Judy and Ted KingSuzanne D. (Menne) Kirkhoff^Maria KirklandDebbie and Steve KoKelly and Kevin KolarThe Kunce FamilyThe Kus FamilyCynthia and Harry LaffkasBeth and Don LaippleShelby and Byron LammCharity (Fesler) ‘97 and Tim LiskoKrista and Andreas LohmarTamara Lombard Christina (Schantz) ‘06 and Dan Loomis Erin M. Loubier ‘88 and Steven BennettKate (Arata) and Tom Lucey ‘03Mary MachallKelly and Jerum MadarangPeg MaginnTodd and Brigitte MartinCatherine MartinErin and Christopher Mauch ‘94Flo and Don MauchVesta and Greg MauchJune and John McCannSue and Mick McCollumMiriel and Ryan McFarlandErvin L. McGeeJames McKinnon ‘03Suzanne McKinnonEva and Candido MelendezDorothy A. and Eugene C. MenneScott T. Menne^

Erika E. and Tom G. MeyerJere and Kevin MichelJody and Kyle Michel ‘97Dana Minnick and Mark MinnickSabrina and Terry MinserTara (Gangadhar) ‘96 and Mark MitchellLenelle MorseChase Moyle ‘13Madison Moyle ‘11Christy and Bill MyersSarah and Henry Najdeski ‘89Latha and Prasad Nalamolu Mary Elizabeth Neuman ‘19Connie J. OberlinLinda and Tim OtisBen Ottenweller and Michelle FloydDrs. Swapna Joseph and Binoy OusephAllyson Paflas ‘93 and Carter CastJanet PaflasDavid Pan ‘13Joshua Pan ‘08Victor Pan ‘16Yifei and Yan Liu PanLanessa ParkerDebbie Parrott ‘87 and Erik JohnsonMichael V. ParrottTara and Fred ParshleyDr. John Pasalich ‘95 and Elizabeth PasalichFran and John PasalichJennie and Pat PasterickApexa and Dakshesh PatelElizabeth PattersonSally PennAllison Perry ‘16Clayton Perry ‘19Melinda and Darrell PerryPhuong Bach Nguyen and Hoan Kim PhanEmily PichonBarbara and Hazen PingreeJennifer and Greg Poe Helen Burkart PresserDr. Rich Presser ‘95 and Marcia PresserTracy and Charles RahallSabeena and Sunil RamrakhianiRev and Mrs. C. Corydon RandallRebekah Randall^Sr. Sarah Randall^Seema and Deepkaran ReddyHannah Reid ‘18Heather and Todd Reid

Anne (Hayhurst) ‘89 and Wayne RiceBeverly and Walt RiegerSusan and Roy RobertsonSam Robertson ‘12Carol RollandSusan and Gregg RothDr. Peter Rothman Jennifer Laird and Wilson Rothman ‘93Michelle M. RousseffEmily (Kimbrough) ‘90 and Matt RousselSusan and Scott RumageKristin and Brian Rumschlag ‘96Christine and Chris RussellMrs. Ron RutledgeDr. Ronnye Rutledge ‘08Brenda SaalfrankMr. and Mrs. Frederic Salerno, Sr.Frederic V. Salerno, Jr.Aileen and Ronnie SarnoNancy and Tom SarosiPaul SauerteigTina and Vince ScavoErin and Will SchaferNancy and Bob Schantz Jimmy Schantz ‘16Katherine Schantz ‘13 Brian J. Scherschel ‘99Jill and Kurt SchlabachJeanette D. SchouweilerSEI InvestmentsPetra and Martin SeifertRosie and Jerry Semler Jessica (Stephenson) ‘03 and Blake Sharpe ‘03Sarah and Adam Shipley ‘02Rob and Margo ShugartJaclyn Sider ‘14Rachel Sider ‘10Kathy and Todd SiderMolly and DJ SiglerThe Skaggs FamilyMarilee and Scott Skinner ‘90Karisa (Michel) ‘01 and Peter SkinnerSusan and Sonny SmithLisa and William Smits Kara (Whiting) ‘94 and Rick SquiresSusan and Thomas StanleyDr. Christopher and Kim Steffy David Krabach and Dr. Susan SteffyJanet and Todd StephensonNancy and David Stewart

Julie StinsonAl Stovall III ‘13Alisa StovallLaura and David StronczekKathi and Mike StronczekMrs. Thomas B. SummersKimberly and Michael Summers ‘87Xue Zhang and Ruidong SunLisa and Chuck SurackJill and Arvind SurendranMary Ann and Thomas SwearingenMaria Teel ‘18Patrice and Thomas TeelElizabeth McGee and Richard TempelKristin and Phil TerrellNorman R. ThalAlan Thong ‘00Kathy and David TodoranBarbara TreleavenPeggy and David TrenknerJamie Trenkner ‘09Stephanie Trenkner ‘07Mary and Larry TrueAmy Lai and Eugene TsaiTressa and Steve TuggleKonrad M. L. UrbergNancy Baird VacantiAnusha and Ranjitkumar ValluruThe Vanden Akker FamilyAva VanHelfteren ‘16Erna VanHelfterenCami VanHorn ‘14Rennae and Bob VanHornTrent VanHorn ‘13Melissa and David WaldaLorrie and Rick WalkerAnne and Matt WallaceJennifer and Eric WardLiam Patrick Ward ‘19Wyatt Frederick Ward ‘15Julie Rhinehart WaterfieldPhyllis WeberDr. and Mrs. Eric G. WehrliMonica and Larry Weigand Karen and Jerry WeissSuzanne (Summers) and Aaron Weiss ‘88Jenna and Jeff WendlandtKristin and Jack Westfall ‘00Nancy and John WestfallShawn and Joseph Westfall ‘04


Sara and Rob Westfall ‘02Alexandra and Ted Westfall ‘07Drs. Thomas and Tamara WheelerNancy and Eric White Becca and Dick WidmerDebbie and Larry WilliamsSarah (Grotrian) ‘90 and Tom WilliamsMelani and Pete WilsonLaura T. and William W. Wilson IIIMarie McKinnon ‘06 and Wyatt Wilson ‘06Dianne and George WitwerJack Wojewuczki ‘16Sue and Matt Wojewuczki Meredith Wojewuczki ‘18Andrew Working ‘11Kelly and Stephen WrightCarrie and Sai YarramMary and Michael YurkaninAdam Zacher ‘08Josh Zacher ‘13Steve and Judy ZacherDr. Xiao Lin and Mr. Xinyang Zhou

Alumni StalwartsClass of 1987Debbie Parrott and Erik JohnsonKimberly and Michael Summers

Class of 1988Erin M. Loubier and Steven BennettSuzanne (Summers) and Aaron Weiss

Class of 1989Meghan Cast and Trevor ReadAllison Gray Shelly and David Habecker Drs. Jennifer (Dawes) ‘89 and Andrew Hobbs ‘90Sarah and Henry Najdeski Anne (Hayhurst) and Wayne Rice

Class of 1990Julie (Dawes) and Mike DunlapDrs. Jennifer (Dawes) ‘89 and Andrew Hobbs ‘90Emily (Kimbrough) and Matt RousselMarilee and Scott Skinner Sarah (Grotrian) and Tom Williams

Class of 1992Susan Hayhurst and Kyle Glover

Class of 1993Allyson Paflas and Carter CastJennifer Laird and Wilson Rothman

Class of 1994Gretchen (Grotrian) and Paul CahillErin and Christopher Mauch Kara (Whiting) and Rick Squires

Class of 1995Dr. John Pasalich and Elizabeth PasalichDr. Rich Presser and Marcia Presser

Class of 1996Katie (McCollum) Burrows and Rod AlterJennifer and Fraser Coffeen Jamie and Andi Kimbrough Tara (Gangadhar) and Mark MitchellKristin and Brian Rumschlag

Class of 1997Charity (Fesler) and Tim LiskoJody and Kyle Michel

Class of 1998Abigail (Vacanti) and Julian Kesner

Class of 1999Dr. Rob Chenoweth and Natalie ChenowethBrian J. Scherschel

Class of 2000Taylor and Spencer FeighnerLia and Kyle Gehres Sharon (Godley) and John HofmannAlan Thong Kristin and Jack Westfall

Class of 2001Karisa (Michel) and Peter Skinner

Class of 2002Drs. Elvira and Joseph Argus Kate Borne

Kristin (Limburg) and Glen DixonSarah and Adam Shipley Sara and Rob Westfall

Class of 2003Stephanie and John Callen Caroline and Robert Creighton

Tina (Pulse) and Ryan FickSarah and Brian Greer Kate (Arata) and Tom LuceyJames McKinnon Jessica (Stephenson) ‘03 and Blake Sharpe ‘03

Class of 2004Shawn and Joseph Westfall

Class of 2005Alyssa Bailey Molly and Joe Caldwell Ali Darley

Class of 2006Anna Arata Tom Callen Richard Hinton Christina (Schantz) and Dan LoomisMarie McKinnon ‘06 and Wyatt Wilson ‘06

Class of 2007Stephanie Trenkner Alexandra and Ted Westfall

Class of 2008Elyssa and Alex Bartol Bob Beideck Joshua Pan Dr. Ronnye Rutledge Adam Zacher

Class of 2009Kelly Karr Jamie Trenkner

Class of 2010Mary Callen Julia A. Goldstein Alaina and Benjamin Judge Rachel Sider

Class of 2011Lauren KusMadison Moyle Andrew Working

Class of 2012Sam Robertson

Class of 2013Chase Moyle

David Pan Katherine Schantz Al Stovall III Trent VanHornJosh Zacher

Class of 2014Jaclyn SiderCami VanHorn

Class of 2015 Reed Belcher Andrew KusWyatt Frederick Ward

Class of 2016Abby Bergeron Jack Haines Victor Pan Allison Perry Jimmy Schantz Ava VanHelfteren Jack Wojewuczki

Class of 2017Erin Belcher Paige Ennist Shafer Garrett

Class of 2018Hannah Reid Maria Teel Meredith Wojewuczki

Class of 2019Ben Axel Reiley Brown Jim Haines Joseph Haines Mary Elizabeth Neuman Clayton Perry Liam Patrick Ward

8th Grade Graduates and former StudentsLibby (Leal) and Tim Ash Liz (Randall) and Pat DelaneySuzanne D. (Menne) KirkhoffScott T. MenneRebekah RandallSr. Sarah Randall


110% ClubThe 110% Club acknowledges donors who increased their prior contribution by at least 10%. The 2019-20 fiscal year was our fourth year for this Club! Welcome members. We truly appreciate this additional support which resulted in an additional $210,831!

Aidana and Nodir AdilovSandra and Ted AgnessDrs. Christina Kennedy and Matt AndersonJennifer and Bob AustinThe Babbitt FamilyTerry and Ron BabbittMr. and Mrs. Olufemii BalogunMichelle and Matthew BanksDr. Jeff and Jennifer BarrFlo and Tom BearAmy and John BeattyArdis A. BehrendtBeth BehrendtKaren and Jerry BelcherReed Belcher ‘15Delia Santana-Bell and Sherman BellMichael BergeronKedar R. Bhat ‘98Alona and Peter Bobeck ‘91Phyllis and David BogerKristen and Win BoonMarsha and John BormannAnn BorneKate Borne ‘02Tira and Taiwan BrownKelci and Justin BurnhamRanae Butler and Austin BergerAnna and Sean CahillStephanie and John Callen ‘03Patti and Ted CampbellSerenity and Gage CaudellNancy K. ChaconLindsay and Pete ChailleAnnrita ChappellHua and Jin ChenDr. Rob Chenoweth ‘99 and Natalie ChenowethEdward ChiangJennifer ChoiChristine ChristensenCindy and Rick CluteJennifer and Fraser Coffeen ‘96

Bruce ColegroveLinda and Mike CorsonAlonzo CraigSara and Mike CraigJane and Kevin CunninghamAli Darley ‘05Rhonda and Scott DarleyJudith and Wayne DawesDan DeMarchisLinda and Michael DeMarchisCarry and Gerald DePoldGinny and Dave DiehlKristin (Limburg) ‘02 and Glen DixonJulie and Nate DoellingKathy and Buff DormeierKatie Leonard-Drabenstot and Bart DrabenstotThe Drapala FamilyThe Dustin FamilyTammy and Kent EilersEmily and Mike ElkoErin and Kevin ErbJudy and Michael FalatkoErin Felger^ and Ripley RawlingsTina (Pulse) ‘03 and Ryan FickBrad FinkelJoyce and Steve FischerAlexa FolandKaren and Carl GehresLia and Kyle Gehres ‘00Samantha and Stephen GeistDrs. Mohammed Saad and Shazia GhazaliLeAnne GibbsHeather and Patrick GillanKatie and Jason GlassleyConstance and Robert GodleyAmani and Said GomaaFrank, Laurie and Victoria GraySusan Tuori and David GreeneBarbara GreerSarah and Brian Greer ‘03Tammy and Doug GunnDawning and Eugene GussenhovenMarylou and Gene HabeckerTerri and Greg HabigJack Haines ‘16Rachel and Al HamedShawnda and Jeff HamiltonBetty and Brian HammarMaria and Tom HanewaldHui Di and Steven Hanke

Ladislaus W. HanzelSusan HanzelAmy and Marcus HardiekRose HarrisAllison and Ryan HarrisCindy and Dave HauzeWendy and Scott HelmkampJody and Quinn HirschyThe Hoagburg FamilyDrs. Jennifer (Dawes) ‘89 and Andrew Hobbs ‘90Somkuon and Chanchai HocharoenLauren and Michael HollarsMaggie and John HornbostelCynthia and Alex HoustenGeorge HuberDr. Vatche and Theresa IsrabianKristie and Todd JacobsKornika and Vivek JainMarshal JohnsonAlaina, Ellis and Benjamin Judge ‘10Anne and Scott KarrMr. James KasmarkThe Kefer FamilyCathy and Dave KelkerKristine and Brian KellyDiane and Craig Keoun FamilyAmber and Adam KeyReshma and Rakesh KhatriPhuong and Chris KimThe Kimbrough FamilyJudy and Ted KingSarah and Daniel KitchDonna and Joel KlineNathan KoberKelly and Robert KohlmeyerKelly and Kevin KolarThe Korte FamilyJustyna and Dan KuczekJennifer and Scott KummerJenny and Dave KunbergerThe Kunce FamilyThe Kus FamilyCynthia and Harry LaffkasChristine Johnson and Kevin LakeShelby and Byron LammNicole (Davlantes) ‘04 and Ben LangelShannon and John Langmaid IIILauren and Erik LaRoeJeanie and Mike LawrenceLiudmila and Viktar Lebedz

Lisa and Charles LindzySharon and Dusty LinnCharity (Fesler) ‘97 and Tim LiskoMarc LittleVirginia and Alton LiuErin M. Loubier ‘88 and Steven BennettAkosua and Mulokozi LugakingiraCatherine MartinFlo and Don MauchNakao Mauch ‘09June and John McCannKaren McFarrenJames McKinnon ‘03Suzanne McKinnonMohan MenonJere and Kevin MichelLaQuandra Mickels and Brooklynn DeaneRhonda MickeyTerra Hipp and Brian MillerSabrina and Terry MinserCarissa and Casey MitchellDenise and Timothy MonnierJan and Max MooreJessica Morales and Jerry MaustGwendolyn J. MorganCris, Michael, and Manhattan MorrisseyDima and Andre MouradThe Mower FamilyMadison Moyle ‘11Ariba and Nadeem NajamSarah and Henry Najdeski ‘89Latha and Prasad NalamoluBridget NorlundConnie J. Oberlin Kimberly and Dustin OberlinLuz and Ty OstrognaiLinda and Tim OtisBen Ottenweller and Michelle FloydDrs. Swapna Joseph and Binoy OusephRashelle PablaJanet PaflasYifei and Yan Liu PanDrs. Laura and Brandon ParrishDebbie Parrott ‘87 and Erik JohnsonMichael V. ParrottTara and Fred ParshleyFran and John PasalichJyotsna Mascarenhas and Sandeep PatelAllison Perry ‘16Melinda and Darrell Perry


Charity and Scott PorterHelen Burkart PresserDr. Rich Presser ‘95 and Marcia PresserVictoria and Trey RaftreeSabeena and Sunil RamrakhianiRev and Mrs. C Corydon RandallAnna Rao ‘09Patricia and Derek ReevesHannah Reid ‘18Heather and Todd ReidAlison Rhinehart^ Susan and Roy RobertsonNicholas Roth^Dr. Peter RothmanJennifer Laird and Wilson Rothman ‘93Emily (Kimbrough) ‘90 and Matt RousselKristin and Brian Rumschlag ‘96Jennifer and Matt RunyanMrs. Ron RutledgeDr. Ronnye Rutledge ‘08Lupe and Andy SaavedraBeverly and David SalomonPaul SauerteigErin and Will SchaferNancy and Bob SchantzJimmy Schantz ‘16Jill and Kurt SchlabachPetra and Martin SeifertLisa and Anthony SelbyThe Shaklik FamilyKerry and James SharpeKaren Eller ‘94 and Greg Sherman ‘96Sarah and Adam Shipley ‘02Karen and Dave ShoppellKathy and Todd SiderMolly and DJ SiglerThe Skaggs FamilyJill (Ferkel) ‘96 and Gregg SlaterChad Smith ‘04 and Dorie SmithSusan and Sonny SmithLisa and William SmitsJoAnne and Jim SnyderDenise and Joe SnyderLt Col’s Sherry and Ted SpierKara (Whiting) ‘94 and Rick SquiresDr. Christopher and Kim Steffy David Krabach and Dr. Susan SteffyMagda and John StephensJanet and Todd StephensonNancy and David Stewart

Brooke and Mick StewartJulie StinsonAngela and Kevin StockmasterRoberta StoneAlisa StovallLaura and David StronczekKathi and Mike StronczekMrs. Thomas B. SummersKimberly and Michael SummersJill and Arvind SurendranMary Ann and Thomas SwearingenPatrice and Thomas TeelElizabeth McGee and Richard TempelNorman R. ThalOhnmar Win and Hla TheinKathy and David TodoranMaureen O’Neil and Andre TonsilJune Rambo and Kevin TorwelleAllison Treleaven ‘02Barbara TreleavenStephanie Trenkner ‘07Mary and Larry TrueAmy Lai and Eugene TsaiTressa and Steve TuggleKonrad M. L. UrbergKristine and Joel ValcarcelJulianne and Ryan VandeWaterErna VanHelfteren Vinita Prasad and Ram VermaMelissa and David WaldaJulie Rhinehart WaterfieldRichard D. WaterfieldMonica and Larry WeigandTinisha and Matthew WeigeltKaren and Jerry WeissJenna and Jeff WendlandtEmily (Cowan) ‘96 and Neil WertzKristin and Jack Westfall ‘00Shawn and Joseph Westfall ‘04Sara and Rob Westfall ‘02Becca and Dick WidmerJulianne WillSarah (Grotrian) ‘90 and Tom WilliamsWendy WilsonLaura T. and William W. Wilson IIIMarie McKinnon ‘06 and Wyatt Wilson ‘06Sue and Matt WojewuczkiLisa Worrell and Mike ConyersW.T. Wright ‘05Adam Zacher ‘08

Steve and Judy ZacherDr. Richard Zhang and Shirley WangDr. Xiao Lin and Mr. Xinyang Zhou

Matching GiftsThe following employers have matched contributions from their employees to Canterbury School. We are thankful for these gifts and sincerely thank the individuals who have taken the time and initiative to secure this generous support from the companies listed below.

Ambassador EnterprisesBAE SystemsBright FundsDana CorporationsFidelity FoundationFranklin ElectricHarris FoundationJohnson & JohnsonLincoln Financial GroupPNC

Sagamore Institute We would like to thank this group of inaugural donors who designated a gift to Canterbury School through a new partnership this fiscal year with Sagamore Institute. Sagamore is a Scholarship Granting Organization that provides state tax credits to its donors for the benefit of qualifying Canterbury School students. To learn more about this opportunity, please contact the Advancement Office.

Dr. Jeff and Jennifer BarrKaren and Jerry BelcherHeather and Kevan BiggsTia and Jim BuchananKathy Callen and John PowellLindsay and Pete ChailleDr. Rob Chenoweth ‘99 and Natalie ChenowethSara and Mike CraigJudith and Wayne DawesKristin (Limburg) ‘02 and Glen DixonKathy and Buff Dormeier

Stephanie and Brian EastomAmanda (Schroeder)^ and Matt Elliott^Karen and Carl GehresLia and Kyle Gehres ‘00Drs. Mohammed Saad and Shazia GhazaliConstance and Robert GodleyVictoria and Michael GrabowskiFrank and Laurie GraySandy and Dave HaistAllison and Ryan HarrisDrs. Jennifer (Dawes) ‘89 and Andrew Hobbs ‘90Tammy and Joe Hyndman and FamilyKristie and Todd JacobsPatricia KassJennifer KummerTammy and Jim KunceAkosua and Mulokozi LugakingiraLori Morgan and Brian MaxeyLatha and Prasad NalamoluJanet PaflasMichael V. ParrottFran and John PasalichDr. John Pasalich ‘95 and Elizabeth PasalichMelinda and Darrell PerryCharity and Scott PorterSabeena and Sunil RamrakhianiEmily (Kimbrough) ‘90 and Matt RousselPaul SauerteigMolly and DJ SiglerLisa and William SmitsKari and Todd SpeicherJanet and Todd StephensonLisa and Chuck SurackJill and Arvind SurendranPatrice and Thomas TeelCheryl and Robert TrgovichJulie Rhinehart WaterfieldRichard D. WaterfieldStefanie and Richard R. Waterfield ‘90Nancy and Eric WhiteLaura T. and William W. Wilson IIISue and Matt WojewuczkiMary and Michael YurkaninSteve and Judy Zacher


Laughing Cavalier 2020 DonorsEvent SponsorsDiamond Sponsors($20,000)SweetwaterRick and Vicki James

Platinum Sponsors($10,000)Parkview HealthWeigand Construction

Gold Sponsors($5,000)Don Ayres HondaGibson InsuranceRuth’s Chris Steak House

Event UnderwritersAslan ($10,000+)Heather and Kevan BiggsTia and James BuchananMrs. Thomas B. SummersJulie Rhinehart WaterfieldThe Waterfield Foundation Stefanie and Richard R. Waterfield ‘90 J. Randall Waterfield ‘92 Jill L. Waterfield ‘95Sue and Matt Wojewuczki

Lucy($2,500+)21st Amendment Wine & SpiritsBelmont BeverageBuilders First SourceThe DeMarchis Family FoundationKristin (Limburg) ‘02 and Glen DixonRichard D. Waterfield

Faun (Up to $2,500)Holly Bierman Brumbelow Fine ArtsKaren and Carl GehresLowe’s Home ImprovementAnne and Scott KarrFran and John PasalichNancy and John Westfall

Live AuctionClub SodaDo It BestFriends of CanterburyGlenbrook Automotive GroupCraig Hartman Muffi and Jimmy JamesPuppies by Design OnlineDevin and Andrew ThomasKelley AutomotiveRuth’s Chris Steakhouse

Silent Auction800 Degrees Andre Mourad with Homes by Andre

Aspire Plastic Surgery Baldus SignBandidosBauer FamilyBelle Sante Med SpaBiggs GroupHeather and Kevan BiggsChad & Renee BurchFriends of Canterbury SchoolNiki and Roy CarverChristopher JamesMr. Daniel ‘90 and Dr. Melissa ClarkFraser Coffeen ‘96Ann Collins, Behind the Glass PhotographyCombat Ops EntertainmentContoureCourtney’s BakeryCrazy PinzDashing & Dapper

Dr. Eric DellingerKristin (Limburg) Dixon ‘02DogWatch Hidden FencesEddie Merlot’sMr. Bill Ennist ENT Facial PlasticErin ErbEscapologyLily Fenoglio ‘10Five Star DistributingFleurish Container GardensFort Wayne Children’s ZooFort Wayne Country ClubFort Wayne OutfittersAli (Rifkin) Frebel ‘08Carmen and Todd FredrickFusion YogaFuzzy VodkaKatie Glassley

An Evening in Narnia

The Laughing CavalierAn Evening in Narnia The Laughing Cavalier began in 1985 as a dinner featuring a named comedian; hence the name Laughing Cavalier! Today, the event is a gala fundraiser that benefits Canterbury School. More than 250 parents, alumni, parents of alumni, faculty, staff, and friends attended the 2020 Laughing Cavalier An Evening in Narnia. The event, a highlight of the year, was a great success and we appreciate the support from the businesses and individuals listed below.


The Gooding FamilyVicki and Mike GrabowskiThe Herr FamilyHideout 125Dr. Andreana HodginiDr. Shane HolmesHylant GroupIdlehour Boutique & Pure Movement PilatesEmily KaiThe Kelley FamilyCorey and Derek LaffkasBeth LaippleNicole (Davlantes) ‘04 and Ben LangelMark Nolot, Lawnganics, Inc. Nicole Lawson, A Little Note For You, LLCAlicia Lewis, Noonday Collection Ambassador Ysabelle LiuManasa MantravadiMatilda JaneBrendon Maxwell ‘02, Utopian Coffee Co. Doug and Christine McKibbenMedical SpaMeg MillerMindful Movements PilatesMark MinnickHenry Najdeski ‘89Oakwood ResortDustin and Kimberly OberlinDr. Terrence O’Neill and OSMA Orange Theory FitnessBen OttenwellerShelle PablaParrish OrthodonticsPastor’s PlaceBeth PattersonPeg PeregoPeony & Rose BoutiquePhillips FinancialPint and Slice, Devin and Andrew ThomasMarcia PresserPristine Window, Ross StanleyPure Movement PilatesHey RowanChristine RussellJessica (Stephenson) Sharpe ‘03

STAR BankMick and Brooke StewartAnthony StitesDave Stronczek Jason Summers and The Allen County Sheriff’s DepartmentKathy SummersSummit Dental Group: Dr. Chenoweth ‘99 and Dr. Presser ‘95Chef David SussmanDr. Tom Teel with Family Dentistry & AestheticsTish and Tom TeelKristin TerrellThree Rivers Distilling CoTouchet Performance GolfTom and Susan TrentThe Tube, Kevin and Kelly KolarUmi and Brian BauerStefanie and Richard R. Waterfield ‘90Kristin Westfall Rob Westfall ‘02Laura Wilson, Fearless CookWireless ZoneAnonymous (2)

Special Focus - Beyond the WardrobeDrs. Neal and Tadeja AgeeHeather (Green) ‘92 and Charles BacksDr. Jeff and Jennifer BarrHeather and Brian BauerKaren and Jerry BelcherKerry Antonuccio and Matt BierbaumHolly and Gil BiermanMarsha and John BormannKatie (McCollum) Burrows ‘96 and Rod AlterJane and Ron CaldwellKathy Callen and John PowellMegan and Ryan CampbellCanterbury SchoolNikole and Roy CarverDr. Rob Chenoweth ‘99 and Natalie ChenowethSara and Mike CraigStacia and Tim CzartoskiCathy and Dante Diamente

Ginny and Dave DiehlJohn Dullaghan and Shelly SinclairWendy and Cliff EllisRobin and Bill EnnistTaylor and Spencer Feighner ‘00Corrie and Matt Fox Carmen and Todd FredrickTony and Sarah GiaQuinta ‘01Katie and Jason GlassleyVictoria and Michael GrabowskiShawnda and Jeff HamiltonAllison and Ryan HarrisLindsay and Brian HerrScott and Catherine Hill FamilySusan and Frank JohnsonAnne and Scott Karr Corey and Derek LaffkasNicole (Davlantes) ‘04 and Ben LangelAngie and Patrick MaloblockiSuzanne McKinnonMegan and Brian MillerSepideh Moghadam and Scott StockdaleJessica Morales and Jerry MaustSarah and Henry Najdeski ‘89Latha and Prasad NalamoluKimberly and Dustin OberlinJanet PaflasDebbie Parrott ‘87 and Erik JohnsonMichael V. ParrottDr. John Pasalich ‘95 and Elizabeth PasalichFran and John PasalichLee and Amy Pasko and FamilyElizabeth PattersonMelinda and Darrell PerryKristin and Dave PineKristy and Ryan RansEmily (Kimbrough) ‘90 and Matt RousselChristine and Chris RussellJill and Kurt SchlabachJeanette D. SchouweilerJessica (Stephenson) ‘03 and Blake Sharpe ‘03Molly and DJ SiglerLisa and William SmitsKara (Whiting) ‘94 and Rick SquiresChris and Kim Steffy

Janet and Todd StephensonAngela and Kevin StockmasterAlisa StovallKathi and Mike StronczekKimberly and Michael Summers ‘87Lisa and Chuck SurackChristine and Drew SwiftPatrice and Thomas TeelKristin and Phil TerrellSusan and Thomas TrentDr. Dara Spearman and Marlon WardlowStefanie and Richard R. Waterfield ‘90Brooke Caldwell and John WatkinsMonica and Larry Weigand and FamilyKristin and Jack Westfall ‘00Sue and Matt WojewuczkiSteve and Judy ZacherAnonymous (1)

SupportersDrs. Neal and Tadeja AgeeHeather (Green) ‘92 and Charles BacksDave Bagwell and Ron DoubleDr. Jeff and Jennifer BarrHeather and Brian BauerKaren and Jerry BelcherKerry Antonuccio and Matt BierbaumHolly and Gil BiermanHeather and Kevan Biggs Marsha and John BormannCarmen and Mark BroughTia and Jim BuchananKatie (McCollum) Burrows ‘96 and Rod AlterMichael CahillJane and Ron CaldwellKathy Callen and John PowellMegan and Ryan CampbellCanterbury SchoolNikole and Roy CarverSerenity and Gage CaudellMary and Gary ChenowethDr. Rob Chenoweth ‘99 and Natalie ChenowethApril and Steven CluteDonna and David CobleDr. Anthony and Ann Collins


Christina and Tony CollinsSara and Mike CraigStacia and Tim CzartoskiDiane DalyThe DeMarchis Family FoundationCathy and Dante DiamenteGinny and Dave DiehlKristin (Limburg) ‘02 and Glen DixonDon Ayres HondaErica (Lehman) ‘01 and Clark Downey ‘00John DullaghanWendy and Cliff EllisRobin and Bill EnnistErin and Kevin ErbTaylor and Spencer Feighner ‘00Brad FinkelAnnie (Johnson) ‘00 and Steve FisherFlagstar BankCorrie and Matt FoxCarmen and Todd FredrickKaren and Carl GehresSarah and Tony Giaquinta ‘01LeAnne GibbsGibson InsuranceKatie and Jason GlassleyMegan and Rob GoetzVictoria and Michael GrabowskiShawnda and Jeff HamiltonHolly and Brad HardinAllison and Ryan HarrisAnnie and Pete HenryLindsay and Brian HerrScott and Catherine Hill FamilyJody and Quinn HirschyDrs. Jennifer (Dawes) ‘89 and Andrew Hobbs ‘90Ryan HolmesMaggie and John HornbostelJordan (Phillips) ‘02 and Martin HuttenlockerVicki and Rick JamesSusan and Frank JohnsonShalini Chitneni and Vijay KamineniMakedonka (Najdeski) ‘97 and Nikola KaraguleAnne and Scott KarrThe Kelley Automotive GroupJoey and Jim Kelley^

Corey and Derek LaffkasShelby and Byron LammNicole (Davlantes) ‘04 and Ben LangelTamara LombardAkosua and Mulokozi LugakingiraAngie and Patrick MaloblockiErin and Jesse MartinJennifer and Travis MayerSuzanne McKinnonMegan and Brian MillerDana MinnickMark MinnickSepideh Moghadam and Scott StockdaleJessica Morales and Jerry MaustDima and Andre MouradSarah and Henry Najdeski ‘89Latha and Prasad NalamoluKristi NixonConnie J. OberlinKimberly and Dustin OberlinJanet PaflasParkview HealthDrs. Laura and Brandon ParrishDebbie Parrott ‘87 and Erik JohnsonMichael V. ParrottDr. John Pasalich ‘95 and Elizabeth PasalichFran and John PasalichLee and Amy PaskoElizabeth PattersonJulie and Jason PattonMelinda and Darrell PerryPenney and Rick PhillipsKristin and Dave PineRebecca (Armbuster)^ and Joe PosnerDr. Rich Presser ‘95 and Marcia PresserKristy and Ryan RansAlison Rhinehart^ Michelle M. RousseffEmily (Kimbrough) ‘90 and Matt RousselChristine and Chris RussellSuzette and Brian SalomonJill and Kurt SchlabachJeanette D. SchouweilerFatima Khurrum and Khurrum ShaikhJessica (Stephenson) ‘03 and Blake Sharpe ‘03

Molly and DJ SiglerLisa and William SmitsJessi and Joshua SpencerThe William Spindler FamilyKara (Whiting) ‘94 and Rick SquiresChris and Kim SteffyJanet and Todd StephensonNancy and David StewartBrooke and Mick StewartSally and Tony StitesAngela and Kevin StockmasterAlisa StovallKathi and Mike StronczekMrs. Thomas B. SummersKimberly and Michael Summers ‘87Lisa and Chuck SurackJill and Arvind SurendranChristine and Drew SwiftJennifer TaylorPatrice and Thomas TeelKristin and Phil Terrell

Susan and Thomas TrentDr. Dara Spearman and Marlon WardlowJill L. Waterfield ‘95J. Randall Waterfield ‘92Julie Rhinehart WaterfieldRichard D. WaterfieldStefanie and Richard R. Waterfield ‘90Brooke Caldwell and John WatkinsChristine (Borne) ‘06 and Marshall WeadickMonica and Larry Weigand and FamilyKristin and Jack Westfall ‘00Nancy and John WestfallSue and Matt WojewuczkiJennifer Patterson and Michael WoodruffSteve and Judy ZacherAnonymous (1)


1977 SocietyThe 1977 Society was founded in 2000 to recognize and honor individuals who have remembered Canterbury School in their estate plans, either in their will or through another type of planned gift. The name of the society reflects the founding year of the school and the long-term commitment of the society members. Their thoughtful and caring support of the school’s mission through planned giving will help ensure the financial viability of Canterbury long into the future. The school is profoundly honored by and grateful to all 1977 Society members for their generous and compassionate support. The following individuals have notified the school in writing of their plans.

Gina and James ArataThe Argus FamilyAdie and Dick BaachArdis Behrendt and John BehrendtJudge Janet Seiwert Bell and David L. BellHolly and Gil BiermanJim BrickleyTerri BrodrickKathy CallenKathy and Bob CarlsonAnita and Bill CastJennifer CastRobin and Bill EnnistSharon and John FallonRobyn and Steven FisherDr. and Mrs. Robert GodleySandy and Jay HabigFranklin A. Johnson and Susan M. JohnsonAnne and Scott KarrMichelle M. Rousseff Kemp

Diane KeounKelly and Kevin KolarMrs. Dorothy L. Pritchard LenkCharity Fesler Lisko ‘97Peg M. MaginnMick and Sue McCollumLenelle MorseWendy and Shep MoyleMary Pat and David NicholsMichael V. and Kathryn R. ParrottRev and Mrs. C. Corydon RandallDeep and Seema ReddyNicholas E. Roth ’80Dianne and Gregg SengstackJessica (Stephenson) ’03 and Blake Sharpe ’03Susan and Sonny SmithSusan and Thomas StanleyNancy P. StewartCatrina and Todd StewartThe Swint Family

Canterbury School acknowledges with gratitude gifts received through the estate plans of Ben D. Mills and Carl J. Suedhoff, Jr.

Bequests and other planned gifts for the benefit of Canterbury School can provide for scholarships; bolster faculty salaries and enrichment; help with academic and capital improvements; or, be used for general operating purposes. In an effort to make this powerful form of giving more accessible to our community, Canterbury has partnered with FreeWill to offer an online will-writing tool that makes creating a bequest easy and free of cost. If you would like to join the many visionary donors in our 1977 Society, visit FreeWill.com/Canterbury to get started. If you have already made provisions to honor the school in this way, please let us know! We would welcome the opportunity to thank you today for the support you are providing Canterbury tomorrow by including you as a member in the school’s planned giving recognition club, the 1977 Society (named for the founding year of the school).

For further information, please call Melinda Perry, Director of Development at (260) 436-8786 extension 2012 or contact her through email at: [email protected]. Or write to Melinda for more information: Melinda Perry, Canterbury School, 5601 Covington Road, Fort Wayne, IN 46804.

Phil TroyerTracy TroyerJill Loraine Waterfield ’95Julie R. WaterfieldRichard D. WaterfieldRichard R. Waterfield ’90

Melani and Pete WilsonLaura T. and William W. Wilson IIISue and Matt WojewuczkiAnonymous (5)

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Alumni SpotlightMARY ENCABO, CLASS OF 2009 - CONTINUING LECTURER IN LINGUISTICS, PURDUE FORT WAYNE

Mary Encabo received her Bachelor of Arts from Bryn Mawr College in East Asian Studies and Education. Mary then went on to complete her Masters in Education at the University of Pennsylvania. Currently, Mary is a Lecturer at Purdue University Fort Wayne in the Department of English and Linguistics and the Outreach Director for Special Programs in the University Research and Innovation. She teaches courses for students who want to teach English as a Second or Foreign Language (ESL/EFL) either in the U.S. or abroad. At the same time, our local community is blessed to have her captain several projects that are related to serving people of Myanmar while also helping build the Young Scholars Academy (YSA).

Jessica Sharpe (JS): Why did you choose this area of study? Mary Encabo (ME): I chose these areas of study for reasons that

date back to when I was growing up in the Philippines. I grew up in

Southeast Asia, which is often perceived as less ‘developed’ compared

to our East Asian neighbors. I became interested in learning more

about the East Asian region to understand their histories, cultures,

languages, and what made them ‘successful’ in the eyes of other

nations. Related to all of that is my desire to see the education system

in the Philippines improve. I wanted to be a teacher in the Philippines

since I was very young; however, God had other plans so He led my

family to move to the United States (five days after 9/11!).

JS: Was there any specific program during your time at Canterbury that directed you to this career path?ME: I took Japanese and Spanish in Canterbury, which introduced

me to the field of foreign language learning and teaching. More

accurately, I would say that my experience at Canterbury as a whole

helped prepare me for my path. Not only was I learning about the

differences in quality of education among schools in the U.S. and

schools in Asia, but I was also experiencing it.

JS: Tell me more about your growth of your career. What are you most proud of in the work you do?ME: I am very fortunate that 2019 was a very blessed year for me.

It was the year when almost every aspect of my life flourished, though

that is not to say that there weren’t any challenges. In July 2019, my

colleague, Dr. Shannon Bischoff, Professor of Linguistics and Associate

Director of University Research and Innovation, and I went to the UN

in Geneva to participate in the 12th session of the United Nations

Expert Mechanism on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples and dialogue

with a wide range of individuals - from indigenous peoples across

the globe, policymakers, academics, NGOs, etc.

Then from October 30 to November 2, 2019, I helped organize

the UNESCO International Year of Indigenous Languages 2019:

Perspectives conference at Purdue Fort Wayne. We had about 350

guests participate in the conference. It was truly a diverse and global

conference. What was most exciting for me was the fact that many

people at the end of the conference felt at home in Fort Wayne and

that they appreciated the positive atmosphere of the conference.

Often when we discuss global issues and societal concerns, we

approach them from a spirit of fear and scathing criticism; however,

we intentionally sought to counter that negative view and asked

that everyone who planned to participate at the conference use a

positive lifegiving approach and speak of the negative aspects from

a solution-oriented point of view, rather than a problem-oriented

or victim mindset.

In addition, there were great advancements made with the Friendship

City relationship between Fort Wayne and Mawlamyine, Myanmar. I’ve

served as the Chair of Fort Wayne Sister Cities’ Mawlamyine committee

for about 2.5 years now and have been traveling to Mawlamyine since

2017 to develop an English language teacher program at Mawlamyine

University. I was happy to hear Mayor Henry state at the Fort

Wayne Sister Cities annual gala on February 28, 2020 that he is now

supporting the move from Friendship City status to official Sister City

status. To some people this might not seem to be important, but when

you’re involved in diplomacy and international relations, anytime

cities or countries decide to continue engagement instead of

disengagement, that signals that there is still hope and desire to


actively pursue more peaceful measures. It also communicates that

the U.S. is still and can continue to be a friend to other nations.

I’ve also been working on a young project, the Myanmar Initiative,

which is housed under Purdue Fort Wayne’s University Research and

Innovation. The purpose of the project is to support Myanmar’s higher

education reform. Similar to the UNESCO project, Dr. Bischoff and I

have had the opportunity to meet with a lot of fascinating people -

community members and leaders, Ministers from various government

offices, the U.S. State Department, and Ambassadors. It is a lot of

work and it takes a lot of time to coordinate many stakeholders, but

our vision is to work towards integrating top-down and bottom-up

approaches to educational and economic development.

Finally, YSA is also moving towards increasing its impact across Fort

Wayne by strengthening its partnership with both Canterbury and

Purdue Fort Wayne. I’m looking forward to seeing the direction that

YSA will take given that it now has 2 complementary partners that are

committed to college prep education and college access. I’m excited

to be able to assist in providing more access to resources and

educational opportunities to our local youth.

I know I spoke mostly about my work, and while my work is an

extension of who I am, it is not fully who I am. Simply put, I am

someone who seeks to multiply my God-given talents and resources

in order to serve more people. Thankfully, I’m able to do that with all

of the various projects and programs I’m involved with.

JS: I am so impressed with all you are doing. Changing gears a bit, what is you favorite Canterbury memory?ME: Mr. Colegrove’s Spanish class and Mrs. Hancock’s class during

freshman year still stand out to me because of how they set the tone

for my 4 years at Canterbury. I came from a public middle school

so their classes helped me adjust to the rigor of the Canterbury

curriculum, find my rhythm, and develop habits that would enable me

to be successful later on.

JS: In your opinion, what was the advantage in attending Canterbury School? ME: When I attended Canterbury High School, I had been in the

United States for only 4 years. Canterbury showed me the difference

in quality education across schools in the U.S. and around the globe.

The academic preparation was crucial for me to become the

educator and leader that I aspired to be. I’m grateful that Canterbury

did not lower its expectations of students and respected our

individual strengths and weaknesses.

YSA Summer Academy June 2019 with Class of 2020 graduates

L to R: Dr. Shannon Bischoff, Chancellor Ron Elsenbaumer, U.S. Ambassador Scot Marciel, Mary Encabo and

Ms. May Pearl Thwe, Vice President of Myanmar-US Friendship Association

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YSA students at the IYIL conference at Purdue Fort Wayne - Dr. Bischoff and I provided the opportunity for YSA to have a special session with the UNESCO IYIL steering

committee where they could interact with them and ask them questions about human rights, international affairs, and their work with the UN system. The committee is in charge of planning and implementing activities that support the

objectives of the United Nations’ International Year of Indigenous Languages (now they are working towards an International Decade of Indigenous Languages). (photo credit: Purdue Fort Wayne, Jim Whitcraft)

JS: As an alumni, what about your experience puts the biggest smile on your face?ME: Several moments come to mind, but my time with Mrs. Alt and the

Speech team certainly makes me smile. Those long Saturday Speech meets,

the practice sessions for competitions, and the late night Steak n Shake

dinners after traveling from a Sectional or State tournament, contributed to

my mental endurance. At the same time, I had fun with my teammates.

JS: How has Canterbury changed your life?ME: Canterbury has definitely prepared me for my work today by

equipping me with the skills that I need to thrive in a knowledge-based

economy and an era where there are multitudes of information to sort

through. More importantly, Canterbury taught me to care for and cherish

my community. I had planned to be elsewhere when I finished my studies,

but for personal reasons, I came back to Fort Wayne. God clearly had a

plan for putting me back in Fort Wayne. I love that I am able to care for the

community that I grew up in and influence the global scene. Most people

look to New York, D.C. or California to do a similar kind of work, but we can

also do this from Fort Wayne. Truly I have the best of both worlds. My hope

for current Canterbury students and other alumni is that we support the

growth of Northeast Indiana and build on the capacity of Fort Wayne. It

doesn’t matter where we originally came from, each place can be turned

into a vibrant place and home. To use Canterbury’s current language, each

person matters because each person has intrinsic value and a purpose. That

purpose is to use the education, privileges, and resources that we have to

love and serve our neighbors - both local and global.

JS: What is next for you?ME: This much I know: “Eye has not seen, nor ear heard, nor have entered

into the heart of man the things which God has prepared for those who

love Him” (1 Corinthians 2:9). None of my adventures from these past 3 years

were planned, yet I have been fortunate to taste and see God’s goodness

through it all. I thought that I would only be able to do the things that I am

doing now later on in life. I didn’t expect these opportunities to come at this

point in my life. God created the conditions and sent the people into my life

who would allow me to walk on this path. So what is next? I’ve just learned

to trust the Lord and let Him guide my path. He took me to places I never

imagined I would go and they satisfied the deepest longings and desires

of my heart and captured my imagination and intellect. I can only look to

my future with an open heart that is dedicated to service and leadership no

matter what form that takes.


We love to hear from our alumni. Please send news, notes, and testimonials to Director of Alumni Relations

Jessica (Stephenson) Sharpe ‘03 at [email protected], or

visit canterburyschoolorg.org/alumni to complete the online form.

Tribute GiftsCanterbury School provides donors the opportunity to recognize their contributions in honor or in memory of those meaningful relationships in their lives. We genuinely appreciate each tribute gift.

Robby Brothers Young Scientist NightFarrukh and Asima AdhamiJudy and Jerry AndersonDrs. Bhaktavatsala and Seema ApuriGina and James ArataMary Jo and Mark ArdingtonLibby (Leal)^ and Tim Ash Marsha BaltesArdis A. BehrendtBeth BehrendtLeaAnne and Bryan BernsteinThe Binegar FamilyJill M. BurnettKathy Callen and John PowellSara and Mike CraigMarcia and John CrawfordSandra and Brian CrowlRhonda and Scott DarleyKim and Mike DavidsonDan DeMarchisCathy and Dante DiamenteBrian, Sonya, and Eric ‘12 Emerick Robin and Bill EnnistRamona FisherBetsy and Geoff GephartMaria, Jim, and Bo ‘17 GeyerFrank, Laurie and Victoria GrayJay and Jeanie Hammel and FamilyMaria and Tom HanewaldJudy and Tom HayhurstThe Heger FamilyNatalie and Gary HilgerLauren and Michael HollarsSarah and Michael HollmanMarcus Jameson and Chantell OsejoSusan and Frank JohnsonBeth and Don LaippleShelby and Byron LammMr. and Mrs. Thomas LewisSteve Li ‘13Krista and Andreas LohmarMargaret and Doug Lyng

Nakao Mauch ‘09Sandi and Pat MaySuzanne McKinnonConnie J. Oberlin, Coach OJanet PaflasDebbie Parrott ‘87 and Erik JohnsonFran and John PasalichThe Patrick FamilyMelinda and Darrell PerryBeverly and Walt RiegerEmily (Kimbrough) ‘90 and Matt RousselNancy and Bob SchantzEmily Short ‘13Michelle, Michael, and Carson ‘19 StohlerPeggy and David TrenknerNancy Baird VacantiThe Vanden Akker FamilyThe Wallstrom Family

Nancy and John WestfallMelani and Pete WilsonSue and Matt WojewuczkiKatherine A. ZellnerMegan WeberMonica and Larry Weigand Chris, Angie, Brianna and Isabella Wing

In Memory of Neil A. PattersonCathy and Dante DiamenteElizabeth PattersonSeema and Deepkaran ReddyKathy and David Todoran


Other Tribute GiftsMr. and Mrs. Olufemii Balogun, in memory of James Bankole-Balogun and in honor Omolara Bankole-Balogun Ranae Butler and Austin Berger, in honor of our Founding Families and of Middle School TeachersPatti and Ted Campbell, in honor of Gavin, Jackson, and Cash CampbellAnnrita Chappell, in honor of BaHa and SeiNa ChappellEdward Chiang, in memory of Rhonda ChiangJennifer Choi, in honor of Ashley and Amber ChoiCindy and Rick Clute, in honor of Evan and Alex CluteAli Darley ‘05, in memory of Deborah Ann RuppRhonda and Scott Darley, in memory of Robby Brothers ‘13, and of Joseph Westropp ‘15The Diwis Family, in memory of William and Stella KitharaThe Dustin Family, in honor of Samuel DustinLacy and William Evans, in memory of Deborah Ann RuppJudy and Michael Falatko, in honor of Nora Elizabeth FalatkoSusan and Sanford Fitch, in memory of Kathryn R. ParrottPeter R. FitzGerald, in memory of Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. FitzGerald, in honor of Lenora G. WagnerKathy and Dennis Fredrick, in honor of Lila, Lilith, and Stella FrederickShafer Garrett ‘17, in honor of Alice Hancock and of Bob SchantzSusan Tuori and David Greene, in memory of Tony and Nancy TuoriRobert T. Greene ‘17, in memory of Dr. James P. Flynn and in honor of Canterbury SchoolJanice and Timothy Grover, in honor of Carson McBrideBetty and Brian Hammar, in honor of Will & Emme RussellAmy and Marcus Hardiek, in honor of Canterbury FacultyJudy and Tom Hayhurst, in memory of Daniel L. PaflasJay Henschen, in honor of Drew ChristensenErin Keil, in honor of Norah KeilReshma and Rakesh Khatri, in honor of Dr. Ursha DevBeth and Don Laipple, in honor of Lower School Staff and FamiliesBonnie and Tom Lange, in honor of Cody LangeJeanie and Mike Lawrence, in honor of Bruce LawrenceErvin L. McGee, in honor of Zack TempelSuzanne McKinnon, in memory of Rhonda ChiangDorothy A. and Eugene C. Menne, in honor of Suzanne and Scott MenneLenelle Morse, in memory of Kathryn R. ParrottDima and Andre Mourad, in honor of Mila and Aydre MouradMary Elizabeth Neuman ‘19, in honor of Canterbury TeachersConnie J. Oberlin, Coach O, in honor of Canterbury Volleyball Players, past and presentDavid Pan ‘13, in honor of Kate CrupiJosh Pan ‘08, in honor of Kimberly Summers

Victor Pan ‘16, in honor of Eric WehrliYifei and Yan Liu Pan, in honor of Kimberly SummersChristina (Skekloff ) ‘00 and Thomas Panoff, in memory of Andrew and Matthew PanoffDebbie Parrott ‘87 and Erik Johnson, in memory of Kathryn R. ParrottClayton Perry ‘19, in memory of Drake Goetz ‘20Norma Phillips, in honor of Gabrielle and Noelle SpierDr. Rich Presser ‘95 and Marcia Presser, in honor of Helen PresserLindsey and Justin Rauch, in honor of Anna RauchNicholas Roth^, in memory of Kathryn R. Parrott and David BashMichelle M. Rousseff, in memory of Patrick W. KempBeverly and David Salomon, in honor of Summer and Christian SalomonThe 6 Scheeles, in honor of “My Awesome Kids”The Shaklik Family, in honor of Joey ShaklikKathy and Todd Sider, in honor of Rachel ‘10 and Jaclyn ‘14 SiderJoAnne and Jim Snyder, in honor of Gabrille SnyderRichard Stanger, in memory of Joan Stanger and in honor of Lower School MusicalsAdam Stephens, in honor of Colleen TanAlek Stephens, in honor of Erica Anderson-SenterTyler and Wyatt Stewart, in honor of Beth LaippleAl Stovall III ‘13, in honor of Canterbury FacultyAlisa Stovall, in honor of Canterbury FacultyGeri Stronczek, in honor of Hanna StronczekPatrice and Thomas Teel, in memory of Drake Goetz ‘20Kathy and David Todoran, in memory of Barbara PepplerAllison Treleaven ‘02, in honor of Barbara TreleavenWendy Wilson, in honor of Betsy and Charlie BoltJack Wojewuczki ‘16, in memory of Deborah Ann Rupp

Special GiftsA successful school year requires time, energy and financial resources by many individuals, businesses and foundations. Each year we receive many cash and non-cash gifts in support of all aspects of school life. Individually, each gift is sincerely appreciated. Collectively these generous gifts enhance the school’s resources for the given year and are instrumental in helping to create the environment and educational experience for which we strive at Canterbury. We acknowledge these contributions of cash gifts of $1,000 or more during the 2019-20 fiscal year.

Jane and Ron Caldwell Nikole and Roy CarverMarcia and John Crawford

Suzette and Brian Salomon Diane and Dave SteffyJanet and Todd StephensonLisa and Chuck SurackSweetwaterStefanie and Richard R. Waterfield ‘90Monica and Larry Weigand and Family

Young Scholars AcademySusan and Frank JohnsonMrs. Ron RutledgeRichard D. Waterfield

Endowment GiftsThe donors listed below have made a gift to the endowment during the 2019-20 fiscal year. Gifts are accepted in all amounts, and each gift is sincerely appreciated. Building the endowment today will benefit future generations of Canterbury students.

Cast Family Scholarship FundAnita and Bill Cast

Janet and Daniel Paflas Scholarship FundSusan Guipe

Chapel Guest Speaker’s FundSusan and Sanford Fitch Michael V. Parrott

William E. Spindler II Scholarship Fund Janet and Michael Crump

Thomas B. Summers Memorial Carson LLPJoanne and Dennis Sutton

Drake Steffen Goetz Memorial ScholarshipRaphael AquinoMark and Rochelle BaileyJacqui BellDonna and Jay BennettThe Biggs FamilyTania and Scott BoydRosie BurnhamDr. Rob Chenoweth ‘99 and Natalie Chenoweth


Melanie ClarkCherie and Al CollinsSara and Mike CraigDr. and Mrs. Scott DavisDavid DeMarchis and Kayla HendersonCarry and Gerald DePoldGinny and Dave DiehlRobin and Bill EnnistErin and Kevin ErbKristen EthridgeHolden FaulKatie and Jason GlassleyConstance and Robert GodleyThe Goodrich FamilyVictoria and Michael GrabowskiThe Groninger Family Susie HallKerri HemmerLinda Hobbs-GiffinPeg and Alex HoffmanJackie Smith HornickLynda and Tom HortonLissanne JonesAmy and Jan JordheimDebi KennedyJoy and Neil KinseyTiff KirchnerThe Kunberger FamilyAndrea and Lucas MaggartMr. Mauch’s 5th Grade AdvisoryVesta and Greg MauchSarah McMillanAlbert MeehDana Minnick and Mark MinnickSepideh Moghadam and Scott StockdaleJoe MondinMarzena and Joe MullerLatha and Prasad NalamoluRebecca NelsonKimberly and Dustin OberlinDrs. Laura and Brandon ParrishMelinda and Darrell PerryIwona and John PodzielinskiGreg, Jennifer, Vinnie and Lela PoeSabeena and Sunil RamrakhianiReal Tech Management Group IncRachel and Katie RearickAlison Rhinehart^ and Luke de CastroSuzette and Brian SalomonJill and Kurt Schlabach

Stephanie and Tom ScottShambaugh & Son, LPJessica (Stephenson) ‘03 and Blake Sharpe ‘03Rob and Margo Shugart Beth SquiresChris and Kim SteffyLaura and David StronczekXue Zhang and Ruidong SunPatrice and Thomas TeelSteve, Tressa, and McKenna Tuggle Amanda and Brian TurnerAnthony Vallance-OwenMegan WeberMonica and Larry Weigand Chris, Angie, Brianna, and Isabella Wing

Jonathan Hancock Lecture SeriesAlice and Jonathan HancockHope HuberSue and Mick McCollum

Endowed FundsEach year endowment gifts are received from donors who wish to help secure Canterbury’s financial future and simultaneously endow a favorite program or honor the memory of a loved one. Gifts of any amount are gladly accepted. Named funds are established with a gift of $50,000 or more; $100,000 for a scholarship fund. The school is grateful to the many members of the Canterbury community who have established named funds to provide financial aid or support academic and program excellence. The principal of each endowed gift is preserved while its earnings provide annual support and moderate the pressure on tuition in future years. The endowment is prudently managed by the Canterbury Foundation on behalf of the school.

AMP Music Enrichment FundEstablished in 2006 to supplement the school’s elective music curriculum.


Bierman/Lepore Scholarship FundEstablished in 2003 by Holly and Gil Bierman in memory of their parents, to provide financial support for deserving Canterbury students.

Borne Library FundEstablished in 1999 by the Borne family to support the Canterbury libraries.

Callen Bergeron Scholarship Fund Callen Powell Scholarship FundEstablished in 2020 to provide financial support for deserving Canterbury students.

Cast Family Scholarship FundEstablished in 2007 by the Cast family to provide financial support for deserving Canterbury students.

Chapel Guest Speakers’ FundEstablished in 2017 by the family of Michael and Kathryn Parrott to provide financial support to strengthen the Chapel experience for all Canterbury students.

Edward E. Ford Foundation Faculty ChairEstablished in 1987 by The Edward E. Ford Foundation to provide support for department chairs in major academic disciplines.

Edward E. Ford Foundation Computer Education FundEstablished in 1993 to support faculty education in technology.

Edward E. Ford Scholarship FundEstablished in 1999 by The Edward E. Ford Foundation to provide financial support for deserving Canterbury students.

Drake Steffen Goetz Memorial Scholarship FundEstablished in 2017 by the Goetz family and friends in memory of Drake Goetz ’20 to provide financial support for deserving Canterbury High School students.

Jonathan Hancock Lecture SeriesEstablished in 2016 to honor retired Headmaster Jonathan Hancock, created to feature speakers on a variety of topics to provide insight and inspiration to our community.

Ian Michael Hatch Memorial Scholarship FundLindsay Katherine Hatch Memorial Scholarship FundEstablished in 2003 by Steve Hatch and friends in memory of Ian and Lindsay Hatch and their mother, Julie, to provide financial support for deserving Canterbury students.

Michelle Rousseff-Kemp Scholarship FundEstablished in 2008 by Jonathon Markoff in honor of his mother, Michelle Rousseff-Kemp, to provide financial support for deserving Canterbury students.

Malone Scholarship ProgramA grant awarded in 2009 from the Malone Family Foundation to provide perpetual scholarships for gifted students with financial need in grades 7-12.

Markoff Library FundEstablished in 1999 by Michelle Rousseff-Kemp in honor of her children, Jonathon Markoff ’90, Katrina Markoff ’91 and Natalie Markoff ’94, to support the Canterbury libraries.

McMillen Foundation Scholarship FundEstablished in 1998 by the McMillen Foundation to provide financial support for deserving Canterbury students.

Ben D. Mills Faculty Chair in MathematicsEstablished in 2004 through a bequest from Ben D. Mills to establish a fully endowed faculty chair for the mathematics department.

Moyle Family Technology FundEstablished in 1998 by the Moyle family to support the school’s expanding use of technology.

Niemann Family Scholarship FundEstablished originally as the Scott T. Niemann Memorial Scholarship Fund in 2004, this fund was created and remains committed to provide financial support for deserving Canterbury students and was renamed in 2020.

Odyssey Program FundEstablished in 2009 to provide qualified high school students with monetary allowances for travel outside of the United States in order to pursue study in languages, social studies, science and music.

Janet and Daniel Paflas Scholarship Fund Established in 2020 through the combination of the Janet W. Paflas Scholarship Fund (2007) and the Daniel L. Paflas Memorial Scholarship Fund (1999), the purpose of this fund continues to provide financial support for deserving Canterbury students.

Parrott Family Scholarship FundEstablished in 2006 by the Parrott family to provide financial support for deserving Canterbury students.

Mary Peabody Scholarship FundEstablished in 1992 by the Mary Peabody Foundation in memory of Mary Peabody, to provide financial support for deserving Canterbury students.

RMSM Scholarship FundEstablished in 2000 by the RMSM Foundation to provide financial support for deserving Canterbury students.

Robertson Educational Technology FundEstablished in 1998 by the Robertson family to support the school’s expanding use of technology.

Rolland Family Scholarship FundEstablished in 2007 by the Rolland family to provide financial support for deserving Canterbury students.

Sengstack Family Scholarship FundEstablished in 2010 by the Sengstack family to provide financial support for deserving Canterbury students.

William E. Spindler II Scholarship FundEstablished in 2014 by the Spindler family and friends in memory of Billy Spindler to provide financial support for deserving Canterbury high school students who are members of the Spindler House.

Stewart Family Scholarship FundEstablished in 2007 by the Stewart family to provide financial support for deserving Canterbury students.

Thomas B. Summers English Department Faculty ChairEstablished in 1996 by friends in memory of Tom Summers, to provide support for the English department faculty chair.


Thomas B. Summers Memorial Scholarship FundEstablished in 2004 by Kathy Summers in memory of her husband, Tom Summers, to provide financial support for deserving Canterbury students.

Waterfield Art Department FundEstablished in 1998 by members of the Waterfield family in support of the High School Art Department.

Waterfield Family Scholarship FundEstablished in 1998 by members of the Waterfield family to provide financial support for deserving Canterbury students.

Waterfield Family Summer Grant FundEstablished in 1998 by members of the Waterfield family to support faculty professional development.

Patricia A. Wilson Fine Arts Scholarship FundEstablished in 2010 by the Wilson family and friends in memory of Patricia Wilson, to provide financial support for deserving Canterbury students with a demonstrated interest and potential in the fine arts.

Witman Scholarship FundEstablished in 1989 by Carole and Harold Witman in honor of their four daughters, to provide financial support for deserving Canterbury students.

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Canterbury School Leadership 2019-20Board of TrusteesCanterbury School is a non-profit educational corporation with a self-electing Board of Trustees. The three primary roles of the Board of Trustees are to establish policies and plans in support of the school mission, focus on long-range strategic goals, and ensure responsible stewardship of the school’s fiscal and physical resources.

Matthew C. Wojewuczki, ChairLaurence M. Weigand, Vice ChairCharles J. Surack, Vice ChairThomas T. Teel, SecretaryJames D. Kunce, TreasurerKathryn D. Callen, Foundation Representative

FoundationThe Canterbury Foundation was founded in 1985, as a non-profit corporation that operates exclusively for the benefit of Canterbury School. The Foundation fulfills that role through the management and growth of the endowment, making periodic contributions to the School’s operation, and assisting and participating in the maintenance of the School. It is governed by a Board of Directors. Membership is open to all persons recommended by the Foundation’s Nominating Committee.

Robert W. Godley, PresidentGregg C. Sengstack, Vice PresidentElizabeth A. Ash^ , SecretaryRichard D. Waterfield, Treasurer

Hollis T. BiermanKathryn D. CallenWilliam R. CastWilliam F. Ennist, Head of SchoolCarl J. GehresFrank J. GrayAnne M. KarrJames D. Kunce, Board TreasurerMichael E. McCollumJanet W. PaflasMichael V. Parrott

Tony W. CollinsSara Ayres CraigGlen H. DixonMatthew J. ElliottWilliam F. Ennist, Head of SchoolWilliam P. FisherMohammed S. GhazaliVictoria J. GrabowskiAndrew S. Hobbs ‘90

Todd M. JacobsBryon S. LammHenry P. Najdeski ‘89Molly M. SiglerLisa A. SmitsAlisa D. StovallRichard R. Waterfield ‘90Steve K. Zacher

Frances M. PasalichMichelle M. Rousseff-KempRev. Paul W. SmithTodd R. StephensonDavid A. StewartKathleen M. SummersNancy A. WestfallPeter C. WilsonWilliam W. WilsonMatthew C. Wojewuczki, Board Chair


Service and Event CoordinatorsCavalier Clothing StoreNatalie ChenowethLisa LindzyRebecca PosnerAngie Wing

Box Tops and Collections CoordinatorAndrea Ogubi

Friends of Faculty CoordinatorsNicole Langel, Early ChildhoodLisa Selby, Early ChildhoodElizabeth Sturges, Early ChildhoodFlo Bear, Lower SchoolCarmen Brough, Lower SchoolNicole Lawson, Middle School

Neerja Meyan, Middle SchoolMarsha Bormann, High SchoolAnita Coker, High School

Jingle Bell Boutique CoordinatorsAshley Straka-KitchCarrie GouldHannah JacksonSharon Linn

Lunchroom CoordinatorWendy Wilson

New Families AmbassadorsMarsha BormannCourtney Dressler

Plant Show CoordinatorsErin ErbMichelle Daniels

Poinsettia Sales CoordinatorPatrick Gillan

SCRIP CoordinatorsCarrie GouldLisa Selby

Sock Hop CoordinatorsHannah JacksonMarcia Presser

Volunteer Thank YouParent Association 2019-20The mission of Canterbury School’s Parent Association is to bring parents together to enrich our community and to support and strengthen our school. The Parent Association achieves this mission by:

• Planning community-enriching events and organizing volunteers• Facilitating communication among parents, teachers and administrators• Fundraising to support school programs

Every Canterbury School parent is considered a member of the association and is encouraged to participate. There are volunteer opportunities to utilize various talents and accommodate every schedule.

We are particularly grateful to the Leadership team who served cohesively during both the 2018-19 and 2019-20 school years. Beth Behrendt, President shares, “It has been an honor to serve the Canterbury community and to help parents engage with the school through volunteering. The executive team and I appreciated the chance to serve for two school years to streamline processes and involve more volunteers. Even though this past school year took an unexpected turn, I so value the dedication and creativity of all the event leaders and their volunteer teams.”

Steering Committee LeadershipBeth Behrendt, PresidentTania Boyd, Vice PresidentCathy Diamente, TreasurerJill Surendran, Secretary

Division and Grade Level RepresentativesChelcey Glassley, Early Childhood Representative MorningSarah Budd, Early Childhood Representative AfternoonBrooke Stewart, Lower School RepresentativeDima Mourad, Lower School RepresentativeLindsay Chaille, Middle School Representative Dave Coble, Grade 5 Representative Shaunna Minnick, Grade 6 Representative Matthew Weigelt, Grade 7 Representative Cyndie Mitchell, Grade 8 RepresentativeLeslie Williams, High School Representative Diana Diep, Grade 9 Representative Lisa Smits, Grade 10 Representative Nicole Lawson, Grade 10 Representative Sue Wojewuczki, Grade 11 Representative Tami Hollis, Grade 12 Committee Member Kelly Drapala, Grade 12 Committee Member Apexa Patel, Grade 12 Committee Member

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Canterbury FundSix hundred and sixty three donors supported the Canterbury Fund this year. Our dedicated chairs and volunteers wrote notes and followed up with members of our community throughout the year. We thank them for their time and service to our school!

Laughing Cavalier: An Evening in NarniaChairsHeather and Kevan BiggsCorey and Derek LaffkasStefanie and Richard Waterfield

Steering Committee

Committee Thank YouIt is with great thanks that we acknowledge committee members and chairs with significant fundraising responsibility during the past school year, and through them the hundreds of additional volunteers who devoted countless hours on behalf of raising gifts for the school.

Development CommitteeAs a standing committee of the Board of Trustees of Canterbury School, the Development Committee is charged with sustaining the mission of the school by overseeing its fund-raising activity. The committee serves in an advisory role, in a review capacity, and as a resource to the development officers of the school aiding in cultivation, solicitation and or stewardship activities.

Committee membership is carefully selected from a diverse talent pool with representatives from various professional and Canterbury affiliations. The members are expected to be active participants in meetings, campaigns, and through task force work.

Richard R. Waterfield, Chair

Heather BiggsNiki CarverAnita CastLindsay ChailleNatalie ChenowethBill Ennist

Vicki GrabowskiAndy HobbsJoey KelleyTom KusCorey LaffkasJessica Morales

Melinda PerryEmily Kimbrough RousselJessica SharpeMolly SiglerBrooke StewartTom Teel

Kristin TerrellStefanie R. WaterfieldNancy WestfallMatt WojewuczkiMary Yurkanin

Co-ChairsMolly and DJ SiglerSue and Matt Wojewuczki

Parents of AlumniMary and Mike Yurkanin

GrandparentsJudy and Wayne Dawes

Niki CarverKristin DixonWendy EllisKevin ErbCarmen Fredrick

Katie GlassleyJosephine Kelley, Auction ChairShelby LammNicole LangelAngie Maloblocki

Fran PasalichHeather SittlerBrooke StewartNancy WestfallSue Wojewuczki


ADVANCEMENT DEPARTMENT- Jessica Morales, Director of Institutional Advancement- Melinda Perry, Director of Development- Jessica Sharpe ‘03, Director of Alumni Relations and Laughing Cavalier Coordinator- Suzanne McKinnon, Director of Development Services- Natalie Trout, Marketing and Communications Specialist

- Meg Miller, Communications Coordinator- Krista Lohmar, Director of Admissions (Grades 1-12)- Heloise Maconochie, Director of Admissions (Early Childhood and Kindergarten)- Tish Teel, Admissions Assistant (Early Childhood and Kindergarten) - Nakao Mauch, Advancement Assistant

DISCLAIMER: Publishing an annual list of donors is a challenging task with potential for both human and computer error. Canterbury School makes every effort to list donors accurately. Should an

error occur on your listing, please accept our deepest apologies. Please contact our office at 260-436-8786 so that we may correct our reports. Thank you for your understanding!

Canterbury School recognizes members of our community for their generous donations and support during the fiscal year, July 1, 2019 – June 30, 2020. If you would like your name to be recognized differently in the future, please let the development office know so we may update our records. With thanks and appreciation.

2019-20 SOURCES OF INCOME

As a non-profit organization, Canterbury School relies on your

donations each year. Our independent school business model

fosters a culture of philanthropy. Thank you for your support!

4% ENDOWMENT TRANSFER

5% CANTERBURY FUND

3% LAUGHING CAVALIER

88% TUITION & FEES

The combination of annual tuition and donated funds supports

the current year’s operational needs, including the outstanding

faculty and staff who serve our students and families.

2019-20 EXPENSES

9% PHYSICAL PLANT, MAINTENANCE & TRANSPORTATION

71% FACULTY & ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES & BENEFITS

9% GENERAL ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES

10% STUDENT PROGRAMS, SERVICES & ACTIVITIES

OPERATIONS

1% TECHNOLOGY

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Thank YouFOR SUPPORTING CANTERBURY

5601 Covington RoadFort Wayne, IN 46804

260-407-3553

www.canterburyschool.org

Why do you support

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I choose to support Canterbury because I believe that Canterbury School makes Fort Wayne better. Offering something no other school does in northeast Indiana, Canterbury is truly an educational gem. – Current Staff Member

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Canterbury launched me into a life of public service. I’ll forever be grateful to the teachers who cultivated my curiosity, intellect and integrity over the years. – Alumnus, Class of 2010

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Canterbury truly cares for each child as an individual and provides wholesome development not just in academics, but as a good citizen with good morals. – Current Parent and Parent of Alumnus

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“ Canterbury instilled in me integrity and a love of learning and gave me friends that feel like family. – Alumna, Class of 2007

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