Contents
A Laudable and Unusual Bequest _______ 2
Healthy Endowment __________________ 3
YOPA! ________________________________ 4
‘Green’ Architects _____________________ 4
A Lead Gift for the Performing Arts ____ 5
State–of–the–Art Science Education ____ 6
The DuPont Connection _______________ 7
The Cups Runneth Over _______________ 8
The Lessons of a Lifetime ______________ 9
Alumni Society Opens
Regional Chapter in NYC _____________ 10
Alumni Leaders ______________________ 10
Making a Splash _____________________ 11
Gift Summary________________________ 12
Annual Fund ______________________ 12-30
Frameworks For the Future ___________ 31-37
Endowed Funds ___________________ 40-52
Pinehurst Society ____________________ 53

From the Head of School
t his publication is a celebration of commitment. Foremost, it acknowledges the remarkable voluntary
commitments of many people who share their resources with the school. As you look through these
pages, I hope that you have the same sense of optimism and appreciation that I feel. Once again,
we have topped $1,000,000 in our annual campaign. Even more extraordinary is the story of our
Frameworks for the Future campaign. At the end of the 2005-2006 giving period, we had raised
slightly more than $39,000,000. Now, as I write this in late August, David OPC ’82 and Jennifer
Kurtz and the Kurtz Family Foundation have decided to give Penn Charter $3,000,000 for the new
performing arts center, which the school will name for Dave’s father, David L. Kurtz. To write that I
am thrilled would be an understatement.
What is as remarkable to me as these dollar amounts is the broad-based participation in our voluntary
efforts. More than 1,000 people have made gifts to the Frameworks for the Future campaign. That
effort has been accomplished through the work of voluntary committees of dedicated individuals.
Those individuals include 280 participants on the Alumni Committee and 47 members of the Parent
Committee. The level of volunteer participation is unheard of in the history of fundraising here at Penn
Charter. It speaks to the commitment of individuals who have benefited from a Penn Charter education
and to those who have chosen to share their children with us.
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From where I sit, those contributions are justified by the ongoing validity of the mission of the
school and the current strength of the educational program. Summer is a great time to reflect on the
past year, and I do so with gratitude and a sense of accomplishment. I am especially grateful to the
school directors for the excellent leadership they give to their divisions. Across all divisions, the Year
of the Performing Arts was a splendid success. I don’t think anyone who was in the audience at the
Kimmel Center concert in March will forget that event and the joy and talent of our student artists. The
night was a dramatic representation of the breadth and involvement in the arts at Penn Charter.
The Frameworks for the Future campaign speaks to the core values of the school. Our endowment,
thanks to this effort, is now approaching $50,000,000. Within that is significant new support for
endowment for faculty salaries, and we have surpassed the $5,000,000 goal for new endowment for
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financial aid. The strength of the faculty and the diversity of the student body are two enduring qualities
of the school, and both have been enthusiastically supported by donors to this campaign.
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faculty and diversity, we also are moving forward with curricular innovation. In recently completed
administrative planning sessions, school directors shared exciting educational plans for the fall. Staff of
2006–2007
Columbia Teachers College conducted a workshop with Lower School faculty in June that will help us
refine our reading program. The Middle School, focusing on cultural literacy and cultural competence,
will feature special assemblies and establish book clubs for students as well as book discussion groups for
parents. Upper School teachers have developed a mission statement that is a dynamic representation of
our core values.
Physically, this is a very exciting summer for us. Work is proceeding on schedule for the renovation of
the science labs within the Upper School. As I write this, workers are poised to begin the renovation of
the pool area in the Activities Building as part of the overall development of the William A. Graham IV
OPC ’58 Athletic Center. We hope to begin construction on the squash courts in the upcoming weeks.
A major goal this fall is to focus on funding for the performing arts center, building on the success we
enjoyed during the Year of the Performing Arts. That new building will be a tremendous addition to
this campus.
As I begin my last year at Penn Charter, I am poignantly aware of how the philanthropy of so
many individuals over so many years has helped to shape this school. I extend my sincere thanks to
every graduate, parent, grandparent, teacher, staff member, and friend who has chosen to support this
exceptional place.
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Walking the Talk
the results of an extraordinary Conversation
m ore than a decade ago, we began an extraordinary
conversation. it started with a simple question: how can
the resulting plan and the capital campaign to fund
– Frameworks For the Future – focused on three essen-
we make Penn Charter an even better school? tials: the ability to hire and develop the best teachers, the
the answers have come in waves from everyone – ability to provide need-based scholarships to maintain a
teachers, students, parents and alumni joining in from all diverse student body, and the ability to provide the best
over the country. this is the story of that multiyear con- places to teach and learn. the campaign would be the
versation and the remarkable results it has accomplished. biggest philanthropic call to action in the school’s history
it’s a story that begins with one friend and colleague (lew – $40,000,000 in new endowment and capital gifts and,
Somers oPC ’44) asking another (then head of school earl during the final three years of the campaign, $3,600,000
J. Ball), what Penn Charter should be doing educationally in annual giving. most significantly, the plan would build
in the next century. it’s a story with hundreds of heroes new endowment strength, vital to st century sustain-
and heroines – Penn Charter alumni, parents, teachers, ability. other than tuition, income from endowment is
students and friends. Penn Charter’s most important revenue source, yet Penn
after posing his question to Ball, Somers and his Charter’s endowment was quite small – especially for a
wife, Betty, provided the school with a $,000,000 gift to school with such a long and thriving history. a powerful
launch an intensive educational strategic planning pro- endowment would have unprecedented impact, sustaining
cess. While strategic planning sounds routine, the Somers and improving programs and facilities while taking pres-
gift required boldness. “i felt the school needed a lift. i sure off tuition. Beyond sustainability, new endowment
don’t understand how to teach,” Somers said, “but i feel funds would dramatically advance the school’s ability
strongly that you can’t sit still. if you’re not moving, then to recruit and retain the most talented teachers in an
you’re going backwards.” Somers said he came up with the increasingly competitive climate, and it would facilitate?
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able to make some significant changes right away, and that family’s ability to pay.
excites good people.”
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almost immediately after the plan was in place, trans-
formations in curriculum and campus got underway. Key
2006–2007 early accomplishments included an articulated “Portrait
of the Graduate,” which mapped expectations for gradu-
ate outcomes and a curricular blueprint to achieve them.
a $5,000,000 gift from richard B. Fisher oPC ’53 led
to a state-of-the-art freestanding middle School, which
opened in 00. in 003, what had always been an excel-
lent school was firing on all cylinders in new ways. During
Penn Charter’s accreditation that year, the visiting team
from the Pennsylvania association of Private academic
Schools & middle States association of Colleges and
Schools took notice and reported, “William Penn Char-
ter School has one of the clearest senses of purpose and
philosophy – and consistency between that purpose and
performance – of any institution that the majority of the
experienced members of the evaluation team could recall
Superior facilities strengthen the quality of teaching and learning. having observed.”
With a gift from Richard B. Fisher OPC ’53, the new Middle School Despite significant early success and momentum, the
opened in September 2002 to the cheers of students, parents and
Frameworks challenge – financing an independent school
alumni. In a bow to tradition, the building is faced with Wissahickon
mica schist, the rock that gives Penn Charter’s campus its distinctive
that is both excellent and socioeconomically accessible
appearance; inside, the school house is a technology-smart, 45,000- – was formidable. in 004, with so much accomplished,
square-foot facility with thirteen classrooms, three science labs, a it became clear that if the plan was truly to succeed, even
music and drama room, and a two-story commons used for performance more of the Penn Charter community would need to under-
and assemblies — all designed to meet the needs of a vibrant and stand the stakes and how to help. teachers, parents, alumni
innovative Middle School program. and students gathered to talk. What began as a conversation

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“i feel
strongly that
you can’t sit still.
if you’re not
moving, then
you’re going
backwards.”
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“exceeding the campaign’s
goal is a testament to the people of
Penn Charter and their gratitude
for the school’s role in their lives.
it’s also a testament to earl Ball’s
vibrant leadership.”
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w iLL Carr Jr. oPC ’69,
CL erk of Penn Charter’ S ove rS e e rS

years before about making Penn Charter a better school be- this strength. “Darryl has been part of creating what Penn
came a reinvigorated conversation about doing something Charter is today,” says Will. “he’s got a head start because
for a better world. as Penn Charter parent Cecelia Grace he helped create a product he loves. and now with the
said, “People just want a better world. they’re clamoring success of the campaign, the school is positioned beauti-
for it.” in giving to ensure that “Penn Charter can always fully for Darryl to execute his own vision.”
compete for the best teaching minds,” as one pair of parent Carr said he thinks the changes Penn Charter has
donors put it or to ensure more “happily ever afters” for undergone over the last three decades enabled the
students in need of tuition assistance, Frameworks donors campaign’s historic philanthropic success.
shared the belief that by strengthening Penn Charter they “Penn Charter is a different place than it was 30 years
could contribute to strengthen the world. What could make ago,” he said, recalling that he joined the board about the
a bigger difference in the world, after all, than helping time Ball became head. “early on, earl would give speeches
young people become tolerant, caring, intelligent, creative about William Penn’s original vision for the school of edu-
and responsible people? cating rich and poor, boys and girls, and all races. at the time
never very far from this conversation about the greater it was a bit rhetorical but that vision has come to fruition.”
good was also a very personal conversation about people a conversation that began between two friends ends in
donors loved, respected and admired. Whether giving to a resounding crescendo of many voices and, most impor-
faculty and scholarship endowment or to the bricks and tantly, in results that will walk the talk for years to come.
mortar of innovative classrooms, laboratories, athletic
and arts facilities, Frameworks donors invariably did so
in honor of revered and beloved classmates, mentors, endowment mathematics
fathers, mothers, brothers and friends. one such gift was
among the last of the campaign. With the encouragement this Frameworks campaign has been critical to Penn
and active participation of Jennifer and David Kurtz oPC Charter’s future because of its emphasis on endowment.
’8, the Kurtz Family Foundation made the lead gift of endowments begin with gifts from donors. (Penn
$3,000,000 to the new performing arts center. the center Charter traces its endowment to a gift of property valued
will be named for Dave’s father, broadcast pioneer David at 300 pounds sterling given by William Penn’s friend
l. Kurtz. a new performing arts center had been a corner- Samuel Carpenter.) those gifts are then invested. the
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revenue earned on those investments contributes to a
stone of the campaign. now it would be a reality.
By early summer, the collective energy and resources of school’s operating budget each year to greater and lesser
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the Penn Charter community – including ,97 campaign degrees depending on the level of earnings. higher
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donors – propelled Frameworks For the Future past its ambi- earnings mean schools can do more for their students
tious goal of $40,000,000 to a grand total of $47,000,000. and teachers without increasing tuition proportionately: 2006–2007
Will Carr Jr. oPC ’69, clerk of Penn Charter’s overseers said, every dollar Penn Charter earns from its endowment
“there is a difference between just getting the money in and puts less pressure on tuition.
donors who want to give you their treasure. exceeding the
Penn Charter did not focus on raising money for
campaign’s goal is a testament to the people of Penn Charter
endowment until 0 to 5 years ago and, despite our
and their gratitude for the school’s role in their lives. it’s also
300-year history, many boarding and day schools
a testament to earl Ball’s vibrant leadership.” Ball’s guidance far younger than Penn Charter have endowments
of the campaign capped a 3-year legacy of school milestones, 0 times as large. that has changed. With the
including a successful move to coeducation, a more socioeco- completion of the campaign, the un-audited figure
nomically, religiously and racially diverse community, and for endowment as of June 30, 007 was $XX,XXX,000,
new strength in the visual arts and music. up from $7,800,000 in 003 when the campaign
one of the wonderful things Ball did, according to prepared to enter its public phase. a combination of
Carr, was to build superb programs, prove how well they $XX,X00,000 in campaign gifts to the endowment
worked and then ask donors to support and add to them. and exceptional investment returns account for this
“Potential donors not only saw these fabulous programs extraordinary growth. Penn Charter’s endowment
at work but met the people who had designed them and is now the highest of its peers in the interacademic
could explain why they worked and what made them spe- league [Verify] and above the mean among 40
cial.” Carr believes this is Ball’s real legacy – the people national peers in a benchmark group.[verify]
he recruited. “You can’t have a superb school without a
superb faculty, Carr said. “Penn Charter’s faculty and Gifts to the endowment during this campaign have
administrators are the underlying reason for the cam- and will make a difference to Penn Charter for the
paign’s spectacular success.” Carr pointed to Darryl Ford, new century and beyond.
Ball’s successor as head of school, as a great example of

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A Triumvirate
of Interrelated Goals
Victory three times over
a t Penn Charter, which comes first: recruiting and
retaining excellent teachers, giving those teachers the tools
Where do great teachers come from? are they born
or made? Penn Charter has operated on the belief that
they need to be effective, or making sure families of all back- great teachers are called to teach. We seek out the special
grounds can afford this excellent education? like the chicken ones, the gifted ones -- the ones graduates will remember
and egg conundrum, the answer is we can’t have one without for a lifetime. there is no question that teachers choose
the others. each priority endlessly turns on and sustains the Penn Charter for compensation beyond salary, but the
others. that fact is not lost on the ,97 donors whose appre- campaign’s infusion of faculty endowment ensures that
ciation for this unique synergy has ensured that the school talented teachers can afford to make that choice.
doesn’t have to choose one excellence over another. “So much of the importance of this fund-raising cam-
paign has been about decently compensating our remark-
The Impact of the able faculty,” said Will Carr Jr. oPC ’69, clerk of over-
Frameworks for the Future Campaign seers. the Frameworks for the Future campaign has added
endowment to hire and Develop the Best teachers $8,369,367 to endowment earmarked for faculty salaries
Goal: $15,000,000 and professional development. Donors have created new
raised: $10,709,543 endowed funds for teaching in english, foreign language,
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P enn Charter is an extraordinary
institution that doesn’t leave
well enough alone; it keeps getting
much harder job than anyone could
have imagined. i was around then,
and it was brilliantly managed. the
Penn Charter increasingly relies
on endowment – gifts from friends
and alumni. look at the support the
better. it’s had an exceptional school is better for it. school now gets from its alumni.
series of headmasters. John Flagg my family put very few restrictions
Gummere was the right headmaster on our fund because we thought the
for the time. he was representa- school would know best what to do
tive of the 940s and ’50s but not with it. the idea was to make it better
the change that was to come. then for the teachers, to make it possible
Gummere retired and Wilbur for the school to adequately compen-
Braxton was hired – the perfect sate its greatest resource. my family
Quaker for the job. it was a time certainly appreciates Quaker educa-
that individual rights were coming tion above all; it’s my opinion that
to the fore – civil rights as well as there is a difference and it’s specific.
the anti-war movement. then earl
Ball comes – our first non-Quaker. Ralph S. Hirshorn OPC ’56, chairman
he was just an amazing headmas- of Hirshorn Company, an insurance
ter. one of his many accomplish- broker, and his family established the
ments was managing to take the Harry R. Hirshorn Memorial Fund to
school to coeducation. that was a support faculty salaries.

Bernard e. Berlinger Jr. oPC ’56
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o ur class feels very strongly that
the future of this nation is go-
ing to be heavily dependent on how
want to support. We hope as a result
of our contribution, the school will
be able to hire and retain the high-
well we educate our children. to est skilled teachers, both from a
us, the Class of ’56, Penn Charter personal standpoint and a technical
is the quintessential education for standpoint. We want the Penn Char-
people today. and the lifeblood of ter faculty to be the best it absolutely
this institution is its faculty. the can be going into the future – and we
memory the class has of its teachers feel that selecting and maintaining
is very dear to our hearts, and we a top-notch faculty will prepare the
owe them, as we do their succes- students of the future for the major
sors, a debt of gratitude in prepar- challenges that we face in this nation
ing us for our future. going forward.
a lot has been done for the
physical well-being of the school in Barney Berlinger is CEO of ASI
terms of buildings and equipment. Techologoies, Inc. and class agent for
But we felt strongly that the human the Class of ’56, which established the
side of this educational enterprise Class of ’56 Faculty Fund to support
that is Penn Charter is one that we teacher salaries.
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t his fund was a joint effort by peo-
ple who went to school together
at Penn Charter. We were making
By starting an endowed fund for
faculty, we could provide money that
would help a young teacher do work
Penn Charter” letters and encour-
aging those folks who felt able to
contribute to the class fund. So we’ve
plans for our 5th reunion, which toward a master’s degree or doctor- been at this now for 3 years. Some
was in may 984, and we thought, ate. the vitality of the school while of our classmates have added sub-
Why don’t we try to start some sort of we were at Penn Charter was in the stantial dollars to the fund as part of
a fund that would help Penn Charter? richness of our faculty; they fostered the capital campaign. i try to remind
our interest in education and in con- folks not to forget about our fund and
tinuing to have curiosity about what’s how important it is to the school.
going on in the world. We felt that, if nelson luria and Bill Chapman
we wanted to keep the best and the have been faithful supporters of
brightest at Penn Charter, we’d bet- this activity and faithful support-
ter find a way to help them. ers of Penn Charter. We probably
From 984 on, each year i’ve have received gifts from half of our
been sending out my “don’t forget classmates. i just happen to be a
point person in this; the generos-
Rush B. Smith OPC ’59 is a business ity has come from many others. We
consultant whose class established will continue to make the fund even
the Class of 1959 Faculty Support Fund, larger by the time we reach our 50th
which provides professional develop- reunion so that it may become an
ment for young faculty members. even more significant fund.

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mathematics, science, social studies, and the visual and
performing arts. they have added to existing endowed
funds for teacher development, Quaker values and ethics,
athletics and coaching, community service education,
early childhood education, and library science.
at the start of the campaign, Penn Charter’s median
salary trailed select Philadelphia-area public school
districts and ranked fifth among leading independent
schools in the region. no longer. Frameworks donors giv-
ing gifts of all sizes have made it possible for Penn Charter
to increase its average salary for all levels of teaching
experience at a higher rate than most of our peer schools.
the gains made now have also prepared the school for a
coming teacher shortage that will intensify competition.
“When you have teachers who are willing to go the extra
mile – that perfect combination of care and expectation – you
turn out kids with a conscience who want to do well not only
for themselves and their families but for their communi-
ties,” said tripp Davis oPC ’8. “Students here have every
opportunity to become the people they want to be.” no one
understands that better than alumni and parents, who went
Henry Evans (Bugs), Biology teacher.
the extra mile in this campaign for our outstanding teachers.
richard h. macneal oPC ’40
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of enn Charter is a wonderful mathematical physics primarily. or camping overnight and things of
2006–2007 school. and there’s a real need the background that he gave me was that sort, and during a period when i
for it because it trains the people important. he was well remembered was maybe 4 or 5 years old, i would
who will be our leaders. the most by a lot of kids. my biology teacher, ask him questions about the world.
important thing about a school henry evans – everyone called him We were riding together in his 930
is what you learn, and if you have Bugs when i was there – he used to Ford coupe with a rumble seat, and
good faculty members, you learn take some of us on trips to the beach i would ask him my questions and
more. i decided to support teachers he would answer. how did the world
because, by providing more funds to get started? how will it end? is God
pay teacher salaries, we will clearly real? my parents were separated
get better teachers. by that time, and i didn’t have that
When i went there, there were kind of a relationship with my father
several faculty members who were to ask those questions, so asking
wonderful. i had a French teacher someone i respected as a teacher
named mr. hodge, who was also the was the next best thing. i considered
football coach. i broke my leg and i him almost like a father.
can remember him carrying me off
the field in his arms. then there was Richard H. MacNeal OPC ’40, former
mr. macCormick, a math teacher, chairman and CEO of MacNeal-
who was very strict and demanded Schwendler Corp., established the
a great deal. he provided the basics MacNeal Faculty Endowment Fund,
of the work that i would do: i got a which provides general support for
Ph.D. from Cal tech, and became faculty salaries and professional
an engineer and was interested in development.

“my biology teacher, henry evans – everyone called him Bugs when i was
there – used to take some of us on trips to the beach or camping overnight
and things of that sort. During a period when i was about 4 or 5 years old, i
would ask him questions about the world. i remember riding in his 930 Ford
coupe with a rumble seat. i would ask him my questions and he would answer.
how did the world get started? how will it end? is God real? my parents were
separated by that time, and i didn’t have that kind of a relationship with my
father to ask those questions, so asking someone i respected as a teacher was
the next best thing. i considered him almost like a father.”
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B ecause of my appreciation of linton did it for me – and mr. Brax- the God-given talent that each of of
Penn Charter’s faculty, i wanted ton, who was the physics teacher. us has? For one it might be music, 2006–2007
to do something to help maintain i’ve listened to classmates talk for another science, for another
teaching excellence in the school. about other teachers who had an athletics. no matter what your talent
albert linton had a huge impact on impact on them similar to the at Penn Charter, there’s probably
what i decided to do in college and impact that mr. linton had on me. it somebody there who can help you
with my life, which was very math- depends on what resonates. What’s develop that talent.
ematical and numbers oriented. he i hope that great teachers will
had tremendous clarity of thought feel that they are recognized and re-
and communication. he communi- warded – and stay at Penn Charter. i
cated to the class – both graphically feel that i’m part of the Penn Charter
on the blackboard and in the way he community even though i’m out in
spoke -- that just made mathemat- California, and i want to do my part
ics very easy for me to comprehend in proportion to my ability to help.
and appreciate, and i wanted to
spend my time in that field. For Robert R. Cyer OPC ’56 is CEO of
me, he brought the subject to life. Executive Coaches of Orange County,
it resonated for me. a teacher who a nonprofit organization that recruits
can do that in any subject can help a experienced managers to mentor and
student find their area of excellence. help develop nonprofit managers. He
it’s sort of like a sculptor who can established the Robert R. Cryer Fund
see a sculpture in a piece of stone for Teaching Excellence to support
and bring it to life. i think a teacher outstanding faculty members in their
can do that with a student. and mr. early years at Penn Charter.

scholaRship Frameworks For the Future
Scholarship Endowment to Make a Penn Charter
Education Accessible to a Diverse Socioeconomic
Student Body
Goal: $5,000,000
raised: $7,595,150
Philanthropy is defined as “affection for mankind.”
nowhere in this campaign has such affection been more
apparent than in our donors’ desire to expand the level
and number of scholarships available to students. affec-
tion for classmates and family, affection for the dazzling
potential that lies within each young person, affection for
the way uniquely different personalities, backgrounds
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honor of her brother Peter K. ortale oPC ’83, “scholar- Suspendisse diam. In hac habitasse platea dictumst. Cras mollis tortor
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Keeping the doors open to a diverse socioeconomic
student body is central to Penn Charter’s mission. But the Until now, accepted candidates have been offered an
challenge in doing so has intensified as more and more average of 80 percent of demonstrated need. each year the
families need financial aid. over the last decade, the need- school loses impressive applicants to other schools that of-
based aid portion of the school’s budget has doubled. Penn fer financial aid closer to a family’s need. that will change
Charter already awards financial aid to a higher percent- thanks to the $7,595,50 in new scholarship money given
age of our students than our peer schools. Yet our average in the Frameworks campaign. Within the next three years,
award of 59 percent [verify] of tuition puts us seventh new scholarship endowment will allow us to systemati-
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i think what drives these class gifts
and our gift is gratitude for the
experience we had at Penn Charter
student body – these are iconic. a
school that has these attributes is
going to go on forever.
– the growth and fun and education We accelerated our 50th reunion
that we had there. i think we all feel gift so we could participate in the
that the teachers really made the dif- campaign and the continuation of the
ference for us – it wasn’t the bricks or grand tradition of education at old
mortar or fields. it was the teachers Penn Charter. We recognize we’re
who gave us the experience and the not doing the whole thing but we’re
discipline to set us up for the rest of making our contribution.
our lives. the gifts reflect our desire
to make sure the school has adequate Bill McDonald OPC ’62, president of
funding to attract that same caliber of Houghton International, Inc., helped
teacher. and there’s no question that establish the Class of 1962 Faculty and
we all value the diversity of students. Student Fund in 2007 to support both
a high level of faculty and a diverse students and teachers at Penn Charter.

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o ur class would not have been as
great without Kenny Caldwell.
literally the Quaker in our class, he
it really struck a cord with me.
Kenny came from a different
environment than i was exposed
was our school mascot; he befriend- to, and he brought so much more to
ed everyone and had the enthusiasm the class than the average student;
to rally us. he brought diversity to our class in
i remember running into Kenny many ways. i felt like it was the right
about a week before he passed away. thing to do for our school to establish
the last time i saw him was just like a scholarship in memory of Kenny to
the first time: he had a wide grin bring other Kenny Caldwells into the
on his face, full of life, happy and Penn Charter community. We hope
content with where he was in life. that through this scholarship, we’ll
be able to achieve this goal.
Graham E. Michener OPC ’89 is an the scholarship fund will enable
executive recruiter for Russell Reynolds students who normally would not
Associates who spearheaded the think of Penn Charter as an option
Kenny Caldwell OPC ’89 Memorial to clear that hurdle and to become
Scholarship Fund to honor his part of a community that would not
classmate who died in the World only benefit their lives but allow
Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001. them to benefit the lives of others.
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Paul C. Zieger P ’86, ’88, ’89 2006–2007
Story Headline
i have three sons who are gradu-
ates, so Penn Charter has been
very important in the upbringing of
our eitC gift was a no-brainer
because it ultimately only cost us
0 percent of our gift because of
our children. as a parent, i can see the state’s tax credit. Why wouldn’t
it has stood them in good stead for i do it? it just makes a lot of
their careers, both personally and sense. the scholarship program
professionally, really. and it’s a very brings young people who might
good cause. Bonnie and i have said not otherwise have a chance to
that one of the things that stands out grow and develop and blossom,
about the school is its diversity. of and that’s important for the city,
course, it’s true that many people the region and the school.
can’t afford Penn Charter, so if we
can help them out, so much the Paul C. Zieger is president of Zieger and
better. the parents who can’t afford Sons, Inc., a flower wholesaler. Zieger
to send their children there bring and Sons designated tax dollars to
their diversity, whether it be racial benefit scholarship at Penn Charter as
or cultural or whatever. they give the part of the Educational Improvement
school real depth. Tax Credit program.

scholaRship Frameworks For the Future
percent of a family’s need. an additional $,000,000 in Beyond maintaining and enhancing the vibrancy of
new endowment has been earmarked for students new to Penn Charter’s student body, our new and improved schol-
independent education to prepare and support them for arship endowment will free the school’s operating budget to
academic success. these funds will be used for transition be used for other program enhancements and priorities.
programs in the summer prior to matriculation, yearlong imagine hundreds of savings accounts each designated
tutoring and counseling, and financial assistance with to make sure resources are always available to bring a va-
books and computers. riety of students to the Penn Charter community. this is
precisely what scholarship donors did in great numbers
during this campaign. Joy Quill established a fund for
needy asian students. the ortale family for scholar-ath-
letes. the Kurz family for needy Upper School students
and the evans family for needy lower School students.
Speaking on behalf of the Class of 970, tom Driscoll
oPC ’70 recalled Charlie long, one of the classmates in
whose honor a class scholarship has been established, “i
think it would be wonderful if every Penn Charter class
has a Charlie. We only got him because somebody previ-
ous to us had set up a fund.” Similarly, Graham michener
oPC ’89 says of his classmate Kenny Caldwell in whose
honor he established a scholarship, “our class would not
have been as great without him. i just felt like it was the
right thing to do for our school to put something together
in memory of Kenny to bring other Kenny Caldwells into
the Penn Charter community.”
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Jeff lotman oPC ’89
Story Headline
i think any school that cares so
much about the students—and
the students’ overall development
the goal of a fund like this is to give
kids a chance, by giving the spirit of
what earl is all about. his strength
over anything else—is a school that and consistency and constancy and
should to be taken care of. leadership to the school are the
earl had been around for so kind of attributes that any student
long and had such an impact on would strive for.
so many children that i felt it was this scholarship gives an op-
really important to recognize the portunity to students who couldn’t
strength and leadership that he’s write a check for Penn Charter, and it
shown all these years. Specifically, contributes to the school’s diversity –
something that earl cares passionately
Jeff Lotman OPC ’80, CEO of Global about. it was my way of recognizing his
Icons, established the Earl J. Ball III leadership and saying thank you for
Scholarship Fund to support worthy taking care of me and all the students
students. who have been at Penn Charter.

Casiana ryan Schmidt
Story Headline
i was fortunate to have been mar-
ried to a truly brilliant, fun and
life-loving oPC ’49 man, William
the Quaker way of education. You see,
i taught in moorestown Friends. So,
today, and for the rest of my life, in
hayes ryan. Bill ryan loved Penn Bill’s memory, i would like to help an
Charter and always valued the educa- economically disadvantaged young
tion he received in this institution. person with academic potential
his heart was filled – particularly receive a Penn Charter education.
towards the end of his life – with
wonderful memories of his youth as a In honor of her late husband, Casiana
PC student. Penn Charter is a special Ryan Schmidt established the William
school for me, too, not only because Ryan OPC ’49 and Casiana Ryan
of Bill, but also because i believe in Scholarship Fund.
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facilities Frameworks For the Future
Building the Best Places to Teach and Learn the new middle School possible. it opened in Septem-
as Will Carr oPC ’69 notes in “Walking the talk” on ber 00 to the cheers of students, parents and alumni.
page XXX, rather than a build-it-and-they-will-come the building is faced with Wissahickon mica schist, the
philosophy Penn Charter’s approach to new facilities has rock that gives Penn Charter’s campus its distinctive
been to develop fabulous programs and then to ask donors appearance. inside, the school house is a state-of-the-
to build new facilities to support them. indeed, each of the art, 45,000-square-foot facility with thirteen class-
major building initiatives of the Frameworks campaign rooms, three science labs, a music and drama room,
– a new middle school, Upper School renovations, athletic and a two-story commons used for performance and
fields and squash center, and a new performing arts cen- assemblies – all designed to meet the specific needs of
ter – grows out of existing programmatic excellence. a vibrant and innovative middle School program.
richard B. fisher middle School Upper School renovations
With the opening of the richard B. Fisher middle With the middle School settled in its own building,
School, Penn Charter realized a primary goal in space to improve and renew Upper School programs in
its campus master plan – strong identity and clear the main building increased dramatically. an upgrade
separation of the three school divisions. a gift of to wireless technology, a new hVaC system, an elevator
$5,000,000,000 from richard B. Fisher oPC ’53 made and handicap ramps launched these renovations. then
several enhancements for specific program spaces
Fitness Center
William
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4 Penn
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fitness center in Dooney Field
equipment. “there’s always some-
thing for someone, even if they are
the equipment is top-of-the-line,
and outside trainers are extremely
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house was completed in october new to weightlifting,” Studevan said. impressed with our facility.”
006, and both students and fac- “it used to seem that it was for ath- Jim Phillips, middle School
2006–2007 ulty have been enjoying workouts letes only, but now you see more fac- teacher and coach of boys varsity
there for nearly a year. the renova- ulty, and you see students who don’t basketball, agreed. “it is ideal,” he
tion, made possible by a generous participate in athletics as much.” said. “Compared to other schools,
gift from an anonymous donor, assistant head of School some may be bigger or more dy-
included an expansion of the space, Stephanie Judson works out in the namic, but for the number of users
the addition of a safer, rubberized fitness center twice a week. She at our center, it is the ideal space
floor, a new coat of paint – includ- said the renovations “have allowed and has all the equipment you ever
ing a handsome PC logo on the back me to exercise more effectively. need,” Phillips said.
wall – and new free weights and
nautilus equipment.
the space is now air con-
ditioned, an upgrade that has
encouraged more people to come
in and exercise. athletic Director
Paul Butler estimated that about 30
students use the fitness room each
day in the summer and, during the
school year, the number climbs to
70 to 80 students and faculty daily.
Jordan Studevan, a junior who
uses the center to train for basketball
and football, said he enjoys both
the atmosphere and the range of

Shanin Specter oPC ’75
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P enn Charter has an outstand-
ing squash program, led by my
oPC classmate Geoff Shields, and it
from my dad and ralph West. When i
was a junior, i played on the JV team
and i was paired against a skinny kid
on to haverford College, which
had no squash courts, and i didn’t
get much better until i went to law
was important to me that the school from Germantown academy. and school and played regularly again.
enter the st century in terms of the then when i was a senior on Penn the skinny kid went on to Penn and
squash facility. Charter’s varsity team, i was paired played number one at Penn. he was
the new squash courts are going against that same skinny kid. i went Brian roberts. those two matches
to help recruit good squash players, introduced Brian and me, and a fast
entice novices to come out and play friendship grew out of it. Brian was
squash, allow ample practice time pivotal in the fund-raising for these
for the boys and the girls, and assist squash courts. my law partner, tom
Penn Charter’s matriculation to Kline, and his wonderful wife, Paula
first-rate colleges because there are – parents of squash player Zac oPC
so many colleges that are looking for ’03 and hilary oPC ’97 – and my
good squash players. Squash is one of squash playing wife, tracey, were
the only sports offered at Penn Char- equally instrumental with me in the
ter that is truly a lifetime sport. it’s lead gift.
going to increase the life expectancy
of Penn Charter students. Shanin Specter OPC ’75 and Tom Kline
i was a remarkably mediocre P ’97, ’03, partners in the Center City
athlete at Penn Charter. i earned a law firm Kline & Specter, made lead
varsity letter in squash through a gifts to the Kline and Specter Family
lot of hard work and good coaching Squash Center. William
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Diane Bass P ’4
Story Headline
t he Penn Charter Community
dedicated the 007 Community
auction to earl and Pam Ball. We
the best place it can be for our kids.
our hope is that a gift of this size will
demonstrate the Community’s com-
ing arts Center and hopefully serve
to inspire other people to join us
in supporting it. i see our children
then happily donated the auction mitment to building this Perform- on that stage, in plays, performing
profits, $00,000, to the Ball theater music… i see the culmination of the
of the David l. Kurtz Performing arts hard work of our arts faculty, and i
Center in recognition of earl’s tire- see a performing space that’s fitting
less efforts to create this reality for for what our faculty and students have
our children. We felt that the capital achieved in the arts over the past few
campaign should not be supported by years. i see a happy future.
only the chosen few but by our com-
munity as a whole, and the Commu- Diane Bass P’14 is co-chair of the Penn
nity auction was an all-school effort Charter Community, which donated
– parents, overseers, faculty and $100,000 of the proceeds from the 2007
students came together to make this Community Auction to the Pam and
event possible and successful – even Earl Ball Theater in the new David L.
in a driving ice storm! Kurtz Center for the Performing Arts.
We all care so much about our The Bass family also purchased a box
children and their education that suite in memory of Diane’s mother,
it’s a priority to make Penn Charter Jeanette Cohn.
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were made, including new math and Writing Centers, arts faculty and program attract many families to
a new computer lab – and dramatically transformed the school. Due to the program’s success, Penn
science facilities. new campaign funds have made Charter has literally outgrown its current facili-
possible enlarged, state-of-the-art science laboratory ties. the need for a new performing arts center has
classrooms for chemistry, biology, and physics; plus a been apparent for some time and was identified
general science lab and lecture room, a greenhouse, an as a priority by the strategic planning commit-
enhanced science library and faculty offices, plus en- tee prior to the campaign. thanks to Frameworks
dowment to support Upper School science education. donors that dream will become a reality. the turn-
ing point in securing the future of the new center
athletic fields, facilities renovations, kline and came toward the end of the campaign with a lead
Specter Squash Center gift of $3,000,000 from the Kurtz Family Founda-
Campaign donors have provided funding for new tion. Called “the right gift at the right time” by
baseball, football and lacrosse fields, and a new track. those involved, the gift was made with the help and
in the activities Building, the wresting facility and guidance of Jennifer and David Kurtz oPC ’8. the
basement locker rooms have been renovated, and a center will be named for Dave’s father, broadcast
renovated swimming pool features new filtration and pioneer David l. Kurtz. Penn Charter hired Voith
ventilation systems, sound panels and spectator seat- & mactavish architects (Vma) of Center City to
ing. once complete, the building will be renamed the design a center with a stage capable of holding both
William a. Graham iV oPC ’58 athletic Center. across band and choir; a 650-seat theater; vocal and band
the School house lane, the new Kline and Specter practice rooms; recording facilities; and lobby art
Squash Center features seven international regulation gallery. the new center will benefit not only Penn
squash courts and spectator seating and restores the Charter but its east Falls neighborhood as well.
gatehouse on the old Strawbridge property.
a beautiful campus in the city on a green expanse
David L. kurtz Center for the Performing arts of 44 acres is one of Penn Charter’s great distinctions.
the performing arts have flourished at Penn Char- Donor gifts to facilities have helped to steward and
ter, especially over the past 0 years and our superb enhance this remarkable asset.
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Wendy h. rosen P ’
Story Headline
i love this school. i love the diver-
sity. and i love the devotion of
the teachers. the teachers really
enjoy. and the school made sure we
were part of the process. i’m sorry
ali’s leaving middle School; her
will go above and beyond with the experience was just wonderful.
students – all kids have to do is ask. i think it’s really important when
a few years ago, i was sitting on my people are fortunate that they give
back porch with rich Balderston back. i guess the more people who
and i said i would love to do some- step forward, the more others will
thing for the school. he said, we follow with whatever they can do.
just happen to be starting a capital
campaign. i wanted to make a con- Wendy H. Rosen, real estate agent and
tribution. at the time, my daughter insurance broker, and Paul R. Rosen,
was going into the middle School – a an attorney with Spector Gadon &
brand new, beautiful, state-of-the- Rosen P.C., funded the Rosen Atrium in
art building that the children can the Richard B. Fisher Middle School.

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william penn chaRteR school Cash received, July 1, 2006 – June 30, 2007
for the School Year 2006-2007
Annual Fund
William B. Carr Jr. OPC ’69, Clerk
John A. Affleck OPC ’64, P ’98, ’02 Alumni Annual Fund .................................................................................................................. $
Richard A. Balderston OPC ’69, P ’02, ’05 Parent Annual Fund.................................................................................................................... $
Earl J. Ball Hon. 1689, P ’89, ’94, GP ’19 Grandparent Annual Fund ................................................................................................. $
Anne M. Caramanico P ’07 Friends Annual Fund ................................................................................................................. $
George Eastburn P ’94 Subtotal....................................................................................................................... $
Ilana Eisenstein OPC ’95
David Evans OPC ’59
Jane F. Evans Hon. 1689, P ’93, ’95, ’98 Restricted Annual Giving
Heather G. Garrison P ’05 Educational Improvement Tax Credit .................................................................... $ 389,605
Karen Hallowell
Teachers Retirement Contribution ......................................................................... $ 248,977
Patricia Hunt P ’88
Robert K. Kurz OPC ’74, P ’04, ’08 Academics and Special Programs .............................................................................. $ 9,948
Nelson J. Luria OPC ’59 Athletics ................................................................................................................................................... $ 1,000
Joyce G. McCray Professional Development................................................................................................. $ 52,678
Aileen Roberts P ’06, ’09, ’12 Scholarship ........................................................................................................................................... $ 14,300
Benjamin E. Robinson III OPC ’82 College Prep ...................................................................................................................................... $ 43,600
Grace Sharples-Cooke P ’08 Subtotal....................................................................................................................... $ 760,108
Lewis S. Somers 3rd OPC ’44, P ’73, ’78
F. John White OPC ’65, P ’90, ’96, ’99
Caesar D. Williams Jr. OPC ’80, P ’15 Total Gifts to Current Operations ......................................................... $
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Senior Overseers Frameworks For The Future
Richard P. Brown Jr. OPC ’38 Faculty Endowment ................................................................................................................... $ 454,576
George C. Corson Jr. OPC ’52, P ’83 Scholarship Endowment ...................................................................................................... $ 783,305
Roger S. Hillas OPC ’45, P ’71, ’06, ’09 Facilities .................................................................................................................................................... $ 4,433,615
Grace R. Wheeler Hon.1689, P ’78, P ’08 Unrestricted ........................................................................................................................................ $ 223,308
William
OPC Old Pen n Charter
General Endowment ................................................................................................................ $ 87,908
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Hon. 1689 Member of the Honorary Class of 1689
Total Capital Gifts ............................................................................................... $ 5,982,712
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P Parent
GP Grandparent All Charitable Giving ............................................................ $ 2006–2007
penn chaRteR’s
development office 2007-2008
John T. Rogers Hon. 1689, P ’99, ’00, ’04
Chief Development Officer
Stephanie Ball P ’19
Director of Parent Relations and Stewardship/Coordinator
of Lower and Middle School
Parent Annual Fund
Jennifer Cubbin P ’17, ’20
Assistant to the Chief Development Officer
Ted Decker OPC ’78, P ’06, ’08, ’13
Assistant Director of Annual Giving
Nancy Donaghy P ’91
Special Projects
Rachel Dyer OPC ’92, P ’19
Development Officer
Susan Goodman P ’17
Development Assistant

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Leadership Support
Penn Charter’s leadership donors are the cornerstone of the Annual Fund effort. A record _________ individuals made
gifts ranging from $1,000 (William Penn Society donors) to $25,000 or more (1689 Founders). This group of important
donors accounted for nearly _____ percent of all annual giving. They have demonstrated an extraordinary level of support
for the school and made a tangible difference in the lives of our students. We are very grateful to them all.
1689 foundeRs Nelson J. Luria OPC ’59 28
Francis J. Jr. and Edna May McGarvey 6
Rudolph and Muriel Robinson 7
Paul R. and Wendy H. Rosen 8
John K. and Louise K. * Binswanger 3
Edward A. Blechschmidt 3
$25,000 and above Marc W. and Laura K. McKenna 20 E. Anthony OPC ’78 James J. and Tracey A. Bloom 4
Duncan M. OPC ’61 J. David OPC ’84 and Kari Scially 4 and Lisa Saltzman 9 H. Dickson S. Boenning OPC ’38 17
and Ellen McFarland James R. and Amy Schaeffer 8 Willard S. OPC ’39
The Bromley Charitable Trust 17 Silver W. Scott OPC ’78 and Florence Boothby 22
Penn Charter Alumni Society 7 $3,000 – $5,999 and Jocelyn P. Simon 22 Martha M. Brady 12
Brian L. and Aileen K. Roberts 14 Robert M. OPC ’69 Richard J. Braemer OPC ’58
N. Scott and Sandra R. Adzick 5 and Gail S. Smith 17 and Amy Finkel 29
Lewis S. 3rd OPC ’44
Mark L. and Sue Ellen Alderman 7 Shanin OPC ’75 and Tracey Specter 23 John W. Bryan and Nancy E.Winkler 6
and Elizabeth F. Somers 29
Brafford and Christine Bak 12 J. C. Spink OPC ’90 10 George A. OPC ’72
William OPC ’46
Red dooR and Ruth M. Balderston 28
Allen F. Steere OPC ’66 and Diana Y. Buffum 26
Louis F. OPC ’62
council Bruce R. OPC ’49
and Meemie Steere 28
Erol and Elisabeth Veznedaroglu 1 and Marcy W. Burke 19
$10,000 – $24,000 and Diantha L. Barstow 8 John E. OPC ’68 Richard L. Cantor
Jeffrey F. and Anita B. Beck 3 and Andree D. Welsh 22 and Joan Balaban Cantor 14
John A. OPC ’64
D. Jeffry OPC ’76 William J. OPC ’70 Gretchen Carey 1
and Cynthia H. Affleck 25
and Amy B. Benoliel 17 and Denise C. Welsh 22 Christopher Carroll OPC ’96 2
Richard A. OPC ’69
and Claudia F. Balderston 28 Stephen A. Bonnie OPC ’66 31 Grace R. Wheeler 26 J. Michael Chaple OPC ’79
Thomas and Anne M. Caramanico 6 Mark A.OPC ’74 and Alice R. Bower 12 Henry D. and Stephanie Windmoeller 5 and Hildy Schnell-Chaple 21
Peter F. OPC ’56 and Jean M. Cooke 18 Charles M. and Stephanie C. Cahn 8 Williamson Hospitality Services, Inc. 3 William and Lynda Chollak 1
Joseph A. Dworetzky William B. Carr Jr. OPC ’69 Norman S. and Linda Cohen 21
and Amy L. Banse 8 and Stephanie Middleton 28 Kenneth J. Colley OPC ’83 24
Bronze
Walter C. John E. F. OPC ’58 Stuart F. OPC ’73
William $1,000 – $2,999
and Jane F. Evans Hon. 1689 21 and Carol A. Corson 20 and Marcia E. K. Conston 25
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Jeanne D. Fisher 29
James J. OPC ’87
J. Seth H. Cruice OPC ’39 12
David OPC ’59 and Linda Evans 16
Jeffrey L. Abrams OPC ’77
and Margaret A. Abrams 22
Merritt T. Cooke III
and Grace Sharples-Cooke 5
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and Lesley Fitzgerald 14 W. Roderick and Pamela B. Gagne 16 Nooha P. Ahmed-Lee George C. Corson OPC ’52 21
William A. OPC ’58 Andrew A. and Marji R. Goldman 4 and Daniel J. Lee 3 Michael G. and Meg Crofton 5
2006–2007 and Frances Graham 30 Blake B. OPC ’92 and Lois Goodner 1 Mark S. OPC ’72 Oliver S. OPC ’38
Albert M. OPC ’74 John P. OPC ’54 and Kathleen 29 and Patrice G. Aitken 22 and Eleanor Crosby 23
and Wendy Greenfield 9 Parris K. Hall Jerry S. and Janice Apple 3 Robert R. OPC ’56
Lisa D. Kabnick and John H. McFadden 9 and Karen Colquitt-Hall 9 James M. OPC ’60 and Louise R. Cryer 29
Steven F. OPC ’74 Howard T. Hallowell OPC ’52 5 and Susan S. Arrison 24 Stewart and Kathleen R. Dalzell 19
and Corinne Koltes 22
Wayne A. OPC ’75 and Jaimie Jerdan 8 Samy B. Badawy and Toby Shawe 3 Christopher J. Damm
Marc R. OPC ’86
Adam M. Koppel OPC ’87 Harry M. and Barbara L. Baer 5 and Nancy Q. Petersmeyer 6
and Caroline E. Lisker 15
and Brenda E. Haynes 20 Bruce K. Balderston OPC ’72 29 Louis D. OPC ’52 and Shirley Davis 10
Casiana O. Ryan Schmidt 1
Raymond W. OPC ’61 Torsten J. OPC ’83 James C. OPC ’47 Louis D. OPC ’82 and Jennifer Davis 22
and Priscilla A.Vickers 17 and Victoria Kreider 13 and Dorrie L. Balderston 16 Howard J. and Barbara Davis 14
Stuart L. and Ellen Wolf 6 David J. OPC ’82 and Jennifer A. Kurtz 9 Earl J. Hon. 1689 J. Peter OPC ’74 and Susan S. Davis 23
Robert K. OPC ’74 and Carol Kurz 23 and Pam R. Ball Hon. 1689 28 William M. OPC ’59
william penn Richard J. Sr. and Barbara N. Lyons 5 Walter F. Ballinger III OPC ’42 and Jeanne Davison 28
society John L. and Susan E. McInerney 4
Evan W. OPC ’54
and Mary Randolph 6
Jeffrey D. Barr OPC ’64 24
T. Frank OPC ’45
and Helen C. Decker 29
Gold and Nancy Michener 29 Arthur R. Jr. and Terry H. Bartolozzi 3 George E. OPC ’59
$6,000 – $9,999 David P. OPC ’64 Robert S. and Diane Bass 6 and Lynn Deming 9
Richard P. Brown OPC ’38 29 and Carolyn S. Montgomery 30 Philip J. OPC ’48 and Barbara J. Baur 1 George C. Denniston Jr. OPC ’51 * 37
William B. OPC ’43 Richard K. Murray Louise B. Beardwood * 8 Anthony J. OPC ’61
and Elizabeth Chamberlin 22 and Patricia M. Bailey 1 Thomas J. Jr. and Patricia D. Bender 21 and Dorothy DiMarino 2
Anthony and Amy D’Orazio 6 Levon N. and Claudia J. Nazarian 6 William G. Jr. OPC ’34 Arthur P. and Barbara Dobias 3
Edward C. OPC ’47 and Joan Driscoll 27 Jeffrey P. Orleans OPC ’64 29 and Ruth Berlinger 26 Michael D. OPC ’82
Mark R. and Heather Garrison 6 Penn Charter Community 8 Fredrick B. and Bryna Berman 3 and Elena A. Donahower 1
Frank P. OPC ’41 Jeffrey A. Reinhold Livingston L. IV and Joan S. Biddle 5 John M. OPC ’42
and Betty Louchheim 29 and Kathleen A. Lister 8 David and Dorothy F. Binswager 10 and Barbara Donahue 21
Please note that the exponent following a person’s name indicates the number of consecutive years of giving in a particular category.
* deceased

John and Janice L. Drabyak 3 David H. Jr. and Anne Hilton 3 Richard H. MacNeal OPC ’40 14 John D. and Theresa Rollins 15
Howard A. Drossner Bruce I. and Karan Hoffman 2 James R. MacRae Robert L. OPC ’82
and Pamela I. Lehrer 7 Brian B. and Laura A. Huber 1 and Suzanne R. Biemiller 2 and Laurie A. Rosania 8
Brian J. OPC ’85 and Mary Duffy 8 Jeffrey M. and Susan Hugo 1 James R. OPC ’77 and Anne P. Malone 8 Mitchell C. and Martha A. Rosenberg 7
George and Sharon Eastburn 12 D. Holden OPC ’81 James D. and Eleanor A. Mangine 19 Michael J. Ross OPC ’67
Margaret Emmons 1 and Betsy Hummel 13 James V. OPC ’57 and Rosalie Masella 13 and Jennifer Owen 20
Bruce K. OPC ’72 Patricia Hunt and F. John Hagele 11 Victor C. II and Elizabeth Mather 29 David I. and Suzanne B. Rowland 4
and Christina H. Entwisle 15 David A. Hutchings OPC ’64 8 William F. OPC ’47 Daniel F. III and Elizabeth F. Ryan 17
Charles A. OPC ’31 John F. OPC ’65 and Patricia A. Matlack 1 Gene Z. and Cathy P. Salkind 2
and Jacqueline Ernst 10 and Maureen Hutchinson 2 Stephen R. OPC ’75 Harold G. and Adele K. Schaeffer 4
William R. Evans OPC ’70 17 Michael F. OPC ’78 and Cynthia Mazda 24 Michael Schaffer OPC ’71 26
Jacques P. Fiechter OPC ’63 and Elizabeth J. Iademarco 22 Robert C. and Minky McAdoo 29 Martin B. OPC ’56
and Fredericka Bransby 23 George F. OPC ’60 Gary W. OPC ’68 and Jeanne Schneider 5
Howard M. and Phyllis Fischer 7 and Susan Ingersoll * 29 and Dawn McDowell 8 Irvin G. OPC ’73
William T. OPC ’63 and Maryann Fox 8 Robert R. OPC ’45 Thomas J. and Denise McDugall 4 and Marilyn S. Schorsch 15
Glenn T. Frantz and Patricia Irving 18 Philip A. III and Laura W. McMunigal 5 Leonard C. Schwarz OPC ’61
and Nancy Sabol Frantz 2 Glenn C. Isaacson and Jane Wang 8 Robert S. OPC ’77 and Jeanne J. Fleming 30
Martin and Susan Freed 2 Craig L. and Lori A. Israelite 5 and Vicki C. Miles 24 Thomas J. OPC ’58 and Jean T. Scott 19
Raymond G. OPC ’32 * J. Brandt OPC ’83 and Nikki E. Joel 13 Andrew L. OPC ’82 Sharon A. Sexton
and Dorothy Frick 5 G. Eric Johansen and Robin Miller 18 and Thomas Ferrick Jr. 6
John H. OPC ’46 and Kathleen L. Dilonardo 4 Wallace T. OPC ’76 Ronald J. and Deborah Shaffer 14
and Mildred M. Gawthrop 13 Peter C. OPC ’68 and Christina Miller 1 Jacob A. Shipon and Judith Rotko 1
Bradford M. OPC ’58 and Stephanie A. Johnson 1 Buell A. OPC ’51 and Joanne Miller 1 Arunan Sivalingam 9
and Paula A. Gearinger 23 Donald R. OPC ’51 Joseph P. and Mary R. Monzo 5 William S. Skinner and Loreen Volpe 6
Ernest W. Moody Jr.
General Mills, Inc. 1 and Dorothy Kardon 15 Paul J. Slowik OPC ’82 24
and Iris L. Lewis-Moody 6
Stuart M. and Shannon N. George 2 Samuel P. and Connie A. Katz 10 James T. Smith and Debra Klebanoff 4
Gregory B. and Susan T. Moore 7
Richard L. OPC ’53 Patrick H. OPC ’88 and Anne Keane 2 Harvey A. and Babette Snyder 1
Keith and Alixandra Morgan 2
and Abby M. Geyer 8 Donald M. Kerr OPC ’57 Jonathan H. Sprogell OPC ’70
F. Stanton OPC ’47 and Ann S. Moyer 29
John and Cathy Gigliotti 1 and Alison Kyle 29 and Kathryn Taylor 26
Steven J. OPC ’55 and Susan Munzer 22 William
James P. Golden OPC ’79 Matthew B. Kessler OPC ’99 3 Kathryn Steinbugler 7
and Ann Davis 4
Charles J. OPC ’80
Byron G. OPC ’49 and June E. King 2
Thomas M. and Amelia C. Kittredge 24
David Nation and Suzan Willcox 11
Yuko Omori 8
James S. OPC ’75 and Jill W. Still 24
Samuel C. OPC ’82 and Judy Stokes 6
Penn
Charter
SChool

and Hyun Susan Goodman 23 Stephen J. Kron OPC ’79
David W. OPC ’68
and Claire B. Oxtoby 26
P. John and Lucy Strackhouse 7 Report Gifts
of
Herbert F. Jr. * and Elizabeth McNally 24 Michael J. OPC ’87
and Virginia P. Goodrich 26 Stuart B. and Deborah G. Kurtz 6
Carol K. Park 2
and Mary C. Sullivan 3 2006–2007
Charles S. OPC ’51
Elsie E. Goss-Caldwell 1 Dorothy Kurz 1 and Patricia P. Parmenter 8 Joseph S. OPC ’53 and Barbara Torg 8
Robert L. OPC ’55 Charles Kurz OPC ’63 31 Michael A. OPC ’82 Charles J. and Dorothy Tornetta 1
and Elizabeth E. Gray 28 Joseph T. and Pamela J. Laudadio 1 and Katherine Pascali 1 Thomas M. Twitmyer OPC ’55 8
Michael and Eileen E. Greenberg 11 Fredric I. and Susan D. Lazarus 4 Patricia Patrizi 6 Julie M.Van Sciver OPC ’92 3
Donald L. OPC ’51 Thomas H. Lee II OPC ’69 Louis S. Pearlstein and Mal Khatri 8 Joseph B. OPC ’52
and Abigail D. Greene 22 and Mary T. McTernan 28 Scott B. OPC ’74 and Anne Perper 22 and Carol M.Van Sciver 28
Thomas E. Groshens OPC ’78 David W. OPC ’73 Reid S. Perper OPC ’77 Raymond and Kathleen A.Vandegrift 3
and Kia Neff 5 and Y. Ping S. Leebron 12 and M. Clara Tucci 3 Jay and Keira G.Vederman 1
Richard P. OPC ’61 Donald M. and Victoria Levinson 1 Joshua S. Petersohn OPC ’85 F. Bruce OPC ’52
and Louise Hamilton 10 Robert P. OPC ’48 and Nuriye Uygur 1 and Janet A. Waechter 26
Peter B. OPC ’64 and Rochelle F. Levy 7 Agustin J. OPC ’41 William T. and Clara A. Wagner 1
and Elizabeth A. Hamilton 24 Paul M. and Amara A. Lieberman 1 and Charlotte F. Pocock 17 Webster U. OPC ’87 and Lisa Walker 8
Jeffrey T. Harbison OPC ’76 Philip E. OPC ’53 Douglas H. and Rebecca Pyle 7 Robert W. and Joan B. Walters 4
and Valerie A. Arkoosh 8 and Naomi Lippincott 12 Carolyn J. Quill 9 Thomas D. Watkins OPC ’59 4
Stephen P. and Sharon M. Harrington 3 Linda A. Lipscomb 9 Joseph J. Ragg Jr. and Cathie Driscoll 4 Edwin A. OPC ’58
Jeffrey K. and Amy G. Harrow 13 Joseph F. Lipski OPC ’81 8 Abraham C. and Sherri E. Reich 21 and Mariann Weihenmayer 27
George J. Hauptfuhrer OPC ’70 William A. Loeb OPC ’52 24 David J. and Margaret M. Richards 4 Philip I. and Terry E. Weinberg 4
and Sally Dillard 33 Gary L. Lozoff and Miriam Katz 3 Leonard Rieser John H. OPC ’95 and Ellis D.Whipple 8
Robert P. OPC ’49 Jay E. and Stella Ludwig 2 and Fernando Chang-Muy 1 F. John OPC ’65 and Beth Ann White 24
and Barbara D. Hauptfuhrer 50 Stephen E. OPC ’65 Christopher D. OPC ’82 Warren OPC ’63 and Tamah Wiegand 20
Jeffrey R. Havsy OPC ’87 13 and Louiseanne E. Luongo 29 and Amy P. Roak 2 Caesar D. OPC ’80
Jeffrey L. and Annette M. Heinsheimer 7 William D. OPC ’87 F. Stone OPC ’62 and Julie D. Roberts 8 and Katrina Williams 8
Roger S. OPC ’45 and Marla Luterman 6 John T. Hon. 1689 Albert B. OPC ’62 and Sara R.Wilson 18
and Dolores E. Hillas 22 Thomas B. Jr. and Gail MacCabe 1 and Nancy W. Rogers 21 Janis P. Winder 26

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Leadership Support continued
Winokur Family Foundation 1 Bryan W. OPC ’79 and Lisa M. Cotter 2 Judith and Edwin Gerber 17 David M. OPC ’86 and Jodi Jaspan 1
Andrew D. John R. OPC ’52 and Ellen Crompton 16 Suzanne Gerber 14 Kenneth L. OPC ’58
and Kristy-Ann E. Wolfington 1 Edward K. OPC ’43 and Jane Crothers 8 Earl W. OPC ’55 and Kathryn Glazier 14 and Tonyia B. Jordan 8
Thomas R.Yorko 10 Michael E. OPC ’58 William Goldberg and Tracey Weiss 2 Royal D. Joslin 6
Kenneth J. OPC ’68 and Carol Cushmore 14 Joel W. and Marlene F. Goldwein 3 Karen A. Joslin 1
and Mary D.Young 25 Richard L. OPC ’53 William M. Graff OPC ’58 Balloch F. Kaesshaefer 18
Eric L. Zager and Marirosa Colon 2 and Marlene V. Daugherty 29 and Barbara Cameron 8 Megan E. OPC ’95 and Ryan Kafer 6
Deborah M. and Bruce Zakheim * 11 Joseph P. Delaney Robert D. Greenbaum OPC ’78 23 Joseph K. and Joyce Kelly 1
and Barbara Campbell 4 Douglas L. OPC ’77 Kelly’s Sports LTD. 1
Charter Associates Steven L. and Doreen F. Derman 1 and Elaine Greenfield 2 N. Paul Kenworthy OPC ’43 21
James R. Domenick Thomas D. and Patricia C. Griffin 2 Adam I. and Felisa Kessler 1
$500 – $999
and Katherine L. Clupper 3 Avery R. Harrington OPC ’48 Donald and Gay Kimelman 4
Aetna Foundation Inc. 1 Terrence P. OPC ’79 and Carolyn Beckenbaugh 23 Andrew J. OPC ’81
N. Nina Ahmad and Charlene Dowling 1 Martin J. OPC ’66 and Brenda Harrity 8
and Margaret M. Kramer 23
and Ahsan Nasratullah 9 Robert L. OPC ’73 and Sara Dyer 5 Nelson R. OPC ’51
Kenneth S. OPC ’59 and Gail Krieger 4
David M. OPC ’80 Artie OPC ’62 and Elaine Egendorf 1 and Marilyn Hartranft 2
George H. Kurz OPC ’46
and Jennifer T. Amaro 8 J. Marshall Evans OPC ’36 David A. OPC ’96 and Jessica Hayne 6
and Elisabeth Ankersmit 27
Ruben Amaro Jr. OPC ’83 and Harriet Johnston 28 David A. OPC ’86 and Robin L. Healy 15
Richard M. OPC ’45
and Virginia Machado 9 Jeffrey S. and Susan J. Falkoff 9 Gregory P. Hetter OPC ’54
Darryl J. Ford and Gail Sullivan 10 and Anita Pihl 6 and Nancy J. Lambert 3
Elizabeth J. Aron 19
Samuel H. OPC ’60 Ralph S. OPC ’56 Guy Laren 8
Christopher D. OPC ’89
and Stephanie W. Ball 6 and Roberta W. Francis 29 and Natalie C. Hirshorn 22 Richard M. OPC ’55
Joseph J. and Helaine S. Banner 2 B. Graeme OPC ’53 Daniel M. Hoffman OPC ’81 and Sylvia Lehman 1
Anne W. Banse * 2 and Barbara Frazier 12 and Cynthia L. Corbett 8 Seth and Ellyn Lehr 3
Michael A. Jr. and Millicent F. Basile 4 Alexandra V.A. and Thomas G. Frazier 7 H. Richard OPC ’83 Martin S. and Fern G. Lerner 5
Peter W. Benoliel OPC ’81 Bruce K. OPC ’84 and Laura S. Holgate 23 Paul R. and Leslie Lewis 10
and Jessica D. Taylor 2 and Moina M. Freeston 10 Mitchell L. and Cristy Hollin 6 George W. OPC ’58 and Elaine Linn 14
Brendan J. Benzing OPC ’87 John E. OPC ’70 and Alicia Gardner 23 Franklin S. OPC ’81 and Joan M. Todd and Tammy Lipschultz 1
and Cynthia Harvey 6 Gregg W. and Cindy Garnick 8 Horowitz 8 Eleanor M. Lloyd 1
Richard Berk and Susan Sorenson 1 Randi S. Garnick 8 Paul H. OPC ’77 and Linda R. Hough 23 David Lockard 1
William Bernard E. OPC ’56 Henry J. Gaskins Georg Jarzembowsi OPC ’65 John F. OPC ’78
 Penn
Charter
SChool
and Valerie V. Berlinger 3
Michael S. Blume OPC ’85 22
and Cynthia Medina-Gaskins 3 and Gabriela Kronauer 20 and Elizabeth Loughery 8
Report Gifts
of
Hanley P. and Reid S. Bodek 1
Joseph G. and Robin K. Bonus 4
2006–2007 Robert A. and Jill D. Bown 1
John A. Jr. and Pamela C. Bown 6
total annual fund dollaRs Raised XXX.X
Brian P. Brady 1 (in thousands) 1101.0
1073.8
George W. and Jamie Braun 8 1002.8
Robert E. OPC ’63 942.8
and Nancy Brickley 30
917.4
Aminta Burnett 1
William H. OPC ’53 871.3
1,000
and Marianne C. Bux 5 821.5 2006-2007
Catherine L. OPC ’92 774.7
2005-2006
2004-2005
and Charles S. Cantlin 2 714.5
2003-2004
800
William H. OPC ’56
2002-2003
2001-2002
and Nancy Chaffee 2
2000-2001
William E. OPC ’59 667.9
1999-2000
and Bonnie W. Chapman 39 600 523.5
1998-1999
Harry S. Cherken OPC ’67 28 496.0
1997-1998
Richard T. Claus OPC ’50
1996-1997
and Dorothy Hill 23 400
1995-1996
1994-1995
James Cohen and Jane Hulting 4
Matthew J. and Maxine L. Comisky 5
Michael L. OPC ’82 200
and Wendy Concannon 1
Douglas L. OPC ’88
and Patricia B. Connor 8 0
The Conston Foundation 3
Michael J. Cooley OPC ’89 1 dollars
Craig and Julia D. Corelli 12 (in thousands)
Please note that the exponent following a person’s name indicates the number of consecutive years of giving in a particular category.
* deceased

Joseph E. OPC ’60 Thomas K. and Marcia R. Pasch 3 Richard W. Thom Harrison G. OPC ’53
and Norma Jean Loughran 1 Thomas C. Peff and Ann Bowling 3 and Judith A. McKee 1 and Joan K. Wehner 14
J. Gregory OPC ’66 Robert and Barbara M. Perin 9 Perry and Joan S. Tishgart 15 John Weingartner OPC ’55 23
and Edith S. Luckman 26 David B. Picker and Grace A. Flisser 2 Curtis and Jacinta Toll 1 Ross and Marjorie Weiss 20
Donald S. Luria OPC ’53 Philip D. and Jill A. Plotnick 6 James D. Troyer William M. Welch OPC ’49 25
and Donna B. Nordin 2 Ronald O. OPC ’62 and Gail Prickitt 6 and Kathleen F. Callan 1 Robert W. and Anne H. White 21
Walter G. MacFarland OPC ’41 21 Joseph E. Jr. Ronan 7 Larry L. and Cynthia M. Turner 1 Barry C. Williams
Thomas G. Macy and Elizabeth A. H. Andrew OPC ’80 and Susan Rose 13 Joseph B.Vahey and Donna Ewanciw 2 and Danielle Banks-Williams 10
Glascott Hon. 1689 20 Joel S. and Joan Rosen 8 Jack Van Baalen OPC ’48 10 David E. OPC ’90
Steven J. OPC ’87 Victoria D. Rosskam 17 Walter H. OPC ’48 and Megan L. OPC ’94 Wilson 1
and Leslie A. Mangine 11 William A. Roth OPC ’89 6 and Lorraine C. Waechter 8 Herbert S. OPC ’61
Michael D. OPC ’80 Generoso C. OPC ’88 William J. OPC ’77 and Cynthia Wall 1 and Deanne H. Winokur 21
and Grace P. Manno 3 and Mary M. Rullo 16 Richard C. Jr. Walling 1 C. Thomas and Ellen J. Wood 3
Scott D. OPC ’80 Joseph J. OPC ’66 and Beverly J. Salvia 1 Robert E. OPC ’60 Robert M. Jr. and Martha L. Wurtz 8
and Susan J. Marlowe 18 F. Tucker OPC ’64 and Leslie Schade 18 and Marilee Ward 8 Joseph R. OPC ’86 and Aileen York 3
Robert J. OPC ’73 Jeffrey D. Schrader
and Gloria K. Marquess 17 and Julie E. Zahn-Schrader 7
Philip M. and Theodora D. Maurer 11 Stacey L. and Barbara J. Schwartz 23
Joyce G. McCray 14 Nathaniel E. OPC ’78 2006-2007 alumni
Daniel K. McKenna OPC ’00 3
Louis F. Metzger OPC ’57 1
and Lisa M. Sher 12
Brent Sherwood OPC ’76 23
annual fund volunteeRs
Bennett S. and Wendi A. Meyer 2 Paul OPC ’47 and Carolyn Bruce Balderston OPC ’72 Rob Jaffe OPC ’92
Arthur H. Miller Shuttleworth 19
Bruce Barstow OPC ’49 Sterling Johnson OPC ’78
and Cynthia Orns Miller 8 James Tyler Simpson OPC ’96 8
Steven J. OPC ’80 Robert T. OPC ’00 Simpson 1 Jeff Bender OPC ’98 Matt Killinger OPC ’85
and Kelly D. Molitor 1 Jon C. Sirlin OPC ’66 Jessica Bender OPC ’92 Jin Kim OPC ’01
Drew A. OPC ’93 and Karen Poul 24 Claude Bennett OPC ’62 Jessica Kolansky OPC ’03
and Nicole S. Morris 5 Steven Sklar and Nancy E. Berkowitz 3 Antonio Bentivoglio OPC ’82 Adam Koppel OPC ’87
Judith R. Moss 13 Frederick W. Slack OPC ’66 21 Mark Bernstein OPC ’79 David Kurtz OPC ’82
Michael Moulton and Toni Welch 3 Raymond F. OPC ’79 Mike Blume OPC ’85 John Lemonick OPC ’79
Gary W. and Abigail Muller 7 and Gwen A. Slider 4
Michael Brown OPC ’82 Pat Lynch OPC ’79 William
Donna M. Murasko David and Charleen Slobodinsky 5
and Kenneth J. Blank 17
Timothy T. Myers OPC ’77
Harold P. and Celia U. Slutsky 1
David R. and Diane C. Smith 2
Steve Bonnie OPC ’66
Len Brown OPC ’45
Mike Manno OPC ’80
Ashley McDowell OPC ’01
Penn
Charter
SChool
3
and Elizabeth G. Frazee 6 Lois Snyder 3 Bill Bux OPC ’53 Bill McKinney OPC ’01 Report Gifts
of
Domingo and Patricia Negron 1 Donald M. OPC ’70 Perry Canfield OPC ’74 Kevin McKinney OPC ’62
Robert C. and Cindi L. Olsman 1 and Alison F. Soloff 27 Will Carr OPC ’69 Tom Mellon OPC ’74 2006–2007
Joseph S. OPC ’66 and Linda Ort 16 Jane O. Staman 1 Aaron Cohen OPC ’97 Andy Miller OPC ’82
Peter and Doris Osborne 3 Sidney R. and Jill Steinberg 1
Jef Corson OPC ’58 Matt Miller OPC ’86
Franklin T. Osgood OPC ’48 1 James F. Tetzlaff OPC ’56 14
Skip Corson OPC ’52 Bob Morrow OPC ’58
Allan Dash OPC ’57 Reid Perper OPC ’77
alumni society 2006-2007 Anna Davis OPC ’92
Pete Davis OPC ’74
Ron Prickitt OPC ’62
Bob Rosania OPC ’82
Jessica M. Bender OPC ’92 ............................President Tripp Davis OPC ’82 Maureen Ryan OPC ’05
Kenny Devenney OPC ’01 Frank Salley OPC ’82
Andrew J. Kramer OPC ’81 ..........................Vice President
John Donahue OPC ’42 George Schaefer OPC ’82
William A. Gallagher OPC ’91 .....................Secretary Rachel Dyer OPC ’92 Bud Schofield OPC ’43
Torsten J. Kreider OPC ’83 ...........................Treasurer Bruce Entwisle OPC ’72 Matt Sklar OPC ’01
James Phillips OPC ’90......................................Faculty Liaison David Felderman OPC ’87 Rush Smith OPC ’59
Jamie Fitzgerald OPC ’87 Dick Stanley OPC ’68
Charles P. Canfield OPC ’74 Neena D. Ghose OPC ’95 Chris Garrison OPC ’05 Bruce Waechter OPC ’52
Joseph M. Catrino OPC ’73 Thomas D. Kramer OPC ’85 David Gleit OPC ’87 Jim Walker OPC ’82
Charles Clayton Jr. OPC ’55 David J. Kurtz OPC ’82 Chip Goodman OPC ’80 Dave Weinman OPC ’51
Aaron Z. Cohen OPC ’97 Pippa S. Liebert OPC ’92 Rob Harting OPC ’58 Dave Wilcots OPC ’80
Alan Dash OPC ’57 Robert J. Marquess OPC ’73 Ted Heisler OPC ’37 Caesar Williams OPC ’80
J. Peter Davis OPC ’74 Steven A. Ragland OPC ’83 Larry Hirshland OPC ’82 Virginia Brown Yinger OPC ’97
Jennifer R. Gallagher OPC ’94 Robert L. Rosania OPC ’82 Franklin Horowitz OPC ’81 Oksana Yaworsky OPC ’01
James C. Garvey III OPC ’75 Caesar D. Williams Jr. OPC ’80 Paul Hough OPC ’77 Harry Yutzler OPC ’47

RepoRt of Gifts 2006-2007 penn Charter annual Fund
Gifts from Alumni
Alumni who have supported the Annual Fund and/or Frameworks for the Future capital campaign are listed below by
class. Spouses of deceased alumni are listed in the appropriate class affiliation. Participation figures are inclusive of all
gifts for all purposes (Annual Fund, capital campaign and other). The exponent represents consecutive years of giving in
accordance with our records. Please advise our office of necessary corrections. We apologize for any errors that might occur.
896 00%
Rosslyn Lyell 25
Harry Miller 28
94 3% 945 7%
David Tatum * 1
Arthur Napier Jr. 29 Class Agent Class Agent
John Shrader 14 John Donahue H. Leonard Brown
9 00% Walter Ballinger II 6 Donald Bailey 8
Mary Emma Milligan 13 938 38% John Donahue 21 R. Joseph Barnes 29
H. Dickson S. Boenning 17 William Earle 19 H. Leonard Brown 29
98 33% Wallace Bostwick 2
Francis Loughran 29 Rodger Cheetham 8
John Wagner 10 Theodore Coxe 11
Harry G. M. Jopson 22 Robert Brey Jr. 1
John Williams 23 John Cunningham 1
Richard P. Brown Jr. 29
T. Frank Decker 29
93 40% John Clark 1
943 67% Kenelm Doak 3
Oliver Crosby 23 Harvey Frank Jr. 25
James Branegan Jr. 10
Samuel Doak 27 Class Agent L. Leroy Hepburn 1
Charles Ernst Jr. 10
Craig Eder 6 Bud Schofield Jr. Roger Hillas 22
William McClarin Jr. 12
E. Wesley O’Neill Jr. 29 Robert Thompson 8 William Chamberlin 3rd 22 Laurence Huston Jr. 21
Philip Coleman Jr. 15 Robert Irving 18
93 5% 939 9% Frank Craig Jr. 1 Richard Lambert 3
Edward Crothers Jr. 8 Donald Martin * 1
Raymond Frick Jr. * 5 Class Agent Alfred Haig Jr. 16 Joseph McKinney 28
Carl Wilkening 29 Robert McAdoo Frank Hartzell Jr. 15 Robert Schneck 24
William Bates Jr. 29 William Keefer 2 A. Richard Teller 15
William
933 9% Willard Boothby Jr. 22 N. Paul Kenworthy Jr. 21 Herbert Williams Jr. 19
Edward MacNeal 28
4 Penn
Charter
SChool
John Child 11
Stewart Mein Jr. 1
J. Seth Cruice 12
William Dickhart III 21
James Masterson 15 946 43%
Report Gifts George Prince 1
Richard McCown 18
William Balderston III 28
of
2006–2007 934 9% E. Smedley Ward Jr. 2
Thomas O’Neil Jr. 1
William Peirce 29
Millard Breiden 6
Philip Collins 1
Julian Alexander Jr. 26 H. Burgess Pilling 2
William Berlinger Jr. 2 940 35% Robert Rossheim 4
Philip Dougherty 29
John Gawthrop 13
Sevill Schofield Jr. 24
Class Agent Frank Gould 27
935 44% Robert Harbison III James Keiser 1
H. Payson Brickley 6
944 68% John Kling 1
Robert Dale Jr. 4
Walter Gilmour 20 Donald Barstow 1 George Kurz 27
George Davis Jr. 1
Wayne Herkness 2nd 29 Richard Collins 8 Irwin Park Jr. 29
Roland Graham Jr. 35 Robert Price 29
Walter Wilson Jr. 1 George Davidson 3
Robert Harbison III 12 William Edson 1 Wilson Ross 20
936 9%
Richard MacNeal 14
David Matlack 16
Ralph Goetzenberger Jr. 22
George Hauptfuhrer Jr. 62
Max Welborn Jr. 1
James Bell 2
J. Marshall Evans 29
John Price 29 Richard Hegel 30 947 55%
Peter Randall 21 Harry Keller Jr. 1
Joseph McDivitt 1 Joseph Kenworthy 14 Class Agent
Robert Wilson 23 94 30% Robert LeFort Sr. 1 Harry Yutzler Jr.
Joseph Loughran 1 James Balderston 16
937 64% Norman Barr Jr. 10
Benjamin Carmine Jr. 2
Edward Marshall Jr. 1 David Borie 28
William Michener 19 Allen Crolius 20
Class Agent Frank Louchheim 29 John Millington 1 Edward Driscoll Sr. 27
Edmond Heisler Walter MacFarland III 21 John Rodgers 29 Lawrence Edson Jr. 1
John Good 12 Agustin Pocock 17 Arthur Segal 3 Noel Fritzinger 29
Allen Grammer 4 C. Brewster Rhoads Jr. 10 Lewis Somers 3rd 29 Charles Ganoe 14
Edmond Heisler 25 Louis Wiederhold 3 James Glenn 21
Please note that the exponent following a person’s name indicates the number of consecutive years of giving in a particular category.
* deceased

John Gregory Jr. 1 Robert Stier Jr. 1 Anthony Caimi 1 Donald Greene 22
Frederick Larson 24 Robert Taylor 1 Richard Claus 23 Nelson Hartranft 2
William Matlack 1 Jack Van Baalen 10 Wallace Cooney 1 George Henrich 18
F. Stanton Moyer 29 Walter Waechter Jr. 8 Whitman Cross II 6 Donald Kardon 15 William
Robert Parsons 21
Nathan Rambo III 14
Richard Young 1 Allen Donahower 1
James Drake Jr. 10
William Kingsley III 2
Buell Miller 1
Penn
Charter
SChool
5
Guy Schless 20 949 43% J. Russell Fawley Jr. 19 Jay Neale II 1 Report Gifts
of
Paul Shuttleworth 19 Wm. Ronald Forrester 6 Charles Parmenter 8
George Stewart III 1 Class Agent John S. C. Harvey III 8 Robert Vollum 21 2006–2007
William Ward IV 29 Bruce Barstow Jay Helme 21 David Weinman 29
Alan Willoughby 1 Bruce Barstow 8 George Jones Jr. 2 William White Jr. 1
Edward Woolley 29 Peter Benoliel 50 Bruce Kaercher 9 Arthur Woolley 29
Harry Yutzler Jr. 15 Thomas Force 24 Christopher Parker 24 Robert Zubaly 19
George Fuller 3 Harry Rieger 2
948 48% G. Davis Greene Jr. 25 Bruce Rose 29 95 49%
Robert Hauptfuhrer 50 John Tiers 1
Class Agent Joseph Jones IV 1 David Trend 19 Class Agent
John G. C. Fuller George Corson Jr.
Byron King 2 William Wall 3
F. Bruce Waechter
Frederick Allen 28 Peter Meehan 21 Louis Wiegand Jr. 1
Philip Baur Jr. 1 Mark Myers 1 H. Curtis Wood III 29 George Corson Jr. 21
Donald Bux 1 Paul Schmidt 2 John Crompton 16
Gordon Campbell 1 Robert Smith Jr. 1 95 49% C. Richard Cryer 10
Arthur Frohner 26 E. Allen Snape III 1 Louis Davis Jr. 10
John G. C. Fuller 21 Lowell Thomas Jr. 8 Class Agent Clifford Donahower 2
David Weiman
Avery Harrington 23 William Welch III 25 Frank Embick 2
Robert Levy 2 Benjamin Achenbach Jr. 1 John Graham 1
David Loughran 29 950 37% Robert Barnes 6 Howard Hallowell III 5
George Meinel 29 Allen Barstow 1 Colson Hillier Jr. 6
William Miles Jr. 1 Class Agent Leonard Bracken 21 David Jordan 25
William Wall William Loeb 24
Franklin Osgood Jr. 1 Wayne Brown 20
W. John Porter Jr. 16 John Alsentzer 12 W. Michael Cassell Jr. 6 William McGuckin 28
Charles Schaefer 29 John Boyer 12 George Denniston Jr. 37 Bruce McMullan 6

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Gifts from Alumni continued
Philip Price Jr. 1 H. Richard Schad 29 William Pope Jr. 1 John Milner 9
John Simon 2 Yannis Stephano 17 David Rosenbaum 22 Paul Murphy 21
David Smith 1 Nicol Taylor 2 Drew Smith 8 Robert Reed 2
Robert Twitmyer 24 Owen Tabor 21 Christopher Rosser 21
Alexander Uhle 10 955 47% Thomas Twitmyer 8 Martin Schneider 5
Joseph Van Sciver III 28 John Weingartner 23 James Tetzlaff 14
F. Bruce Waechter 26 Class Agent Arthur Wise Jr. 3 Henry Waddington 2
Charles Wuestner Jr. 20 Charles Clayton Jr.
Frederick Yannessa 1 Charles Achenbach 16 956 34% 957 54%
John Bevan III 11
953 4% Victor Blizard 8 Class Agent
Bernard Berlinger Jr.
Class Agent
G. Allan Dash
Charles Clayton Jr. 18
Class Agent James Masella Jr.
William Colehower 28 Bernard Berlinger Jr. 3
William Bux Ralph Bertolino 2 Bruce Ambler 3
William Commons 1
Richard Geyer
Harry L. J. Garrett 29 H. Carroll Brooke 2 J. Peirce Anderson 3
Donald Baumann 27 Earl Glazier Jr. 14 William Chaffee III 2 Kenneth Barber Jr. 1
William Bux 5 Robert Gray III 28 Peter Cooke Sr. 18 Thomas Budd 19
Dwight Conklin 9 Craig Harlan 3 John Corbit III 8 Philip Cohan 35
Richard Daugherty 29 Jeffrey Heebner 3 Chalmers Cornelius III 1 George Dolan 8
The Estate of Richard Fisher 29 Charles Humes 3 Robert Cryer 29 Robert Emerson 1
Jeanne Fisher 29 Richard Lehman 1 Alan Dorn 2 Gerald Hedges 24
B. Graeme Frazier III 12 Arthur Loeb 1 John Gargalli 2 Donald Kerr 29
Daniel Furman 8 John MacWilliams 1 Ralph Hirshorn 22 James Masella Jr. 13
Richard Geyer 8 Steven Munzer 22 Joan McIlvaine 23 James Masland Jr. 2
Richard Graff 24
Philip Lippincott 12
Donald Luria 2
William Lutz 29
William George Lyons 2
6 Penn
Charter
SChool
Stephen Palmer Jr. 2
Philip Pfatteicher 29
Report Gifts
of Clark Riley 20
Charles Rockey Jr. 14
2006–2007 Joseph Torg 8
Harrison Wehner Jr. 14
John Wells 1
W. Robert Wilson Jr. 25
954 44%
Class Agent
Alfred Bracher III
Charles Barclay 19
Alfred Bracher III 2
Samuel Frieder 2
Barton Gledhill 2
John Green Jr. 29
William Hamilton III 2
James Harper 3
Gregory Hetter 6
Emil Hubschman 3
Richard Killian 1
Carl Kunz Jr. 29
George McLaughlin II 29
Warrin Meyers 2
Evan Michener III 29
Christopher Mould 9
Please note that the exponent following a person’s name indicates the number of consecutive years of giving in a particular category.
* deceased

John McKenzie Jr. 1
Louis Metzger Jr. 1
R. Ford Hutchinson 29
Kenneth Kershbaum 8
96 35%
John Long Jr. 4
Stephen Magers 3
Luken Potts 1 Kenneth Krieger 4 Class Agent David Montgomery 30
James Pryor 1 Nelson Luria 28 Louis Burke John Morrow 11
Ronald Rossman 16 John Margerison 3 Ronald Prickitt John Ollivier 4
Robert Schad 1 Robert Matzke Jr. 5 Jeffrey Orleans 28
Claude Bennett III 26
John Sjostrom 1 Robert Pope 1 James G. B. Perkins III 6
Louis Burke 19
Peter Stern 23 Thomas Ralph 38 S. David Richman 1
Joseph Carnwath Jr. 1
William Tanner III 29 Charles Roberts 8 Laurence Russell Jr. 22
John Child Jr. 5
Rush Smith 21 F. Tucker Schade 18
Artie Egendorf 1
958 53% Thomas Watkins 4
Remy Fox 2 Kingsley Schroeder Jr. 1
S. Anders Yocom Jr. 8 Jonathan Stanley 1
Class Agent Frederick Glazier Jr. 8
William Weihenmayer 28
John E. F. Corson
Robert Morrow Jr.
960 6%
William MacDonald Jr. 4
David Mattis Jr. 16
John Benford Jr. 3 Class Agent Kevin McKinney 6 965 9%
Jim Arrison III George Meagher III 1 Albert Comly Jr. 3
Richard Braemer 29
Anthony C. Muller 1 Arthur Feldman 1
Lowell Braxton 6 James Arrison III 24
Michael Petosa 4 Jonathan Fiechter 14
Carl Burkhart 14 James Buckley 10
Ronald Prickitt 6 Robert Hearn 29
Harold Commons Jr. 17 John Churchman Jr. 1
John Rich 2 Charles Huntoon 21
Joseph G. J. Connelly 3 G. Anthony Duffy Jr. 1
F. Stone Roberts 8 John Hutchinson 2
John E. F. Corson 20 Samuel Francis 29
Lindley Scarlett 29 Georg Jarzembowski 20
Michael Cushmore 14 George Hemphill 1
Charles Tucker 2 Howard Jenkinson 1
Lawrence Dietz 1 George Ingersoll Jr. 29
Albert Wilson Jr. 18 James Kleppinger 23
Bradford Gearinger 23 Herbert Johnston 24
Janis P. Winder 26 William Kramer 22
William Graff 8 Joseph Loughran 1
Stephen Luongo 29
William Graham IV 30
Robert Hack Jr. 3
J. Richard Prickitt 1
Richard Rulon 1
963 9% Geoffrey R. McConnell 1
Robert Harting 29 David Scott 6 Robert Brickley 30 Warren Miller Jr. 15 William
Ross Hibbert 3
Gilbert High Jr. 9
Robert Ward 8 Charles Burrall III 2
Joseph Churchman 1
Harry Nothacker Jr. 8
Frederic Peace 1
Penn
Charter
SChool
7
Edward Horn IV 1 96 34% David Crosby 9 William Pitt 1 Report Gifts
of
David James 1 Jacques Fiechter 23 Harry Stout III 13
Kenneth Jordan 8 Class Agent William Fox III 8 Howard White 13 2006–2007
George Linn III 14 Richard Hamilton Jr. L. Haines 3 F. John White 24
Malcolm McFarland Jr. 14 J. Freedley Hunsicker Jr. Steven Hannes 11 Robert Zimmer Jr. 23
Robert Morrow Jr. 17 Jacob Bumm III 2 Charles Kurz II 31
Robert Rogers II 4 John Crosby 28 Stephen Magargee 1 966 3%
Stephen Ruckman 3 Anthony DiMarino Jr. 2 Bruce McConnell 1
Thomas Scott IV 19 W. Seldon Gates Jr. 2 Richard Scarlett 29 Class Agent
Martin Harrity
Richard Thatcher 1 David Geyer 3 Warren Wiegand Jr. 20
James Thompson 20 Richard Hamilton Jr. 10 Stephen Bonnie 31
Edwin Weihenmayer III 27 John Hohenadel Jr. 2 964 35% John Braxton 18
David Wentzel 11 J. Freedley Hunsicker Jr. 29 Thomas Christy Jr. 16
Rodger Wichterman 9 F. Howard Maull 2 Class Agent Craig Fischer 26
Duncan McFarland 17 John Morrow Martin Harrity 8
959 37% Randolph Pyle 21 John Affleck 25 Carl Helmetag III 27
Richard Redeker 8 Lee Ambler 9 Carl Hill Jr. 1
Class Agent Harry Rosenheim III 2 Jeffrey Barr 24 William Jones Jr. 15
Rush Smith Leonard Schwarz 30 Bruce Kirchner 8
Robert Beale 1
William Chapman II 39 Roger Soens Jr. 2 Edward Corson II 1 J. Gregory Luckman 26
James Coles 1 Rudolph Struse III 2 Stephen Cushmore 29 Fredric Mann II 2
William Davison IV 28 Peter Sturrock 2 Stephen Dome 23 Donald Noveau 2
George Deming III 9 Ranney Thayer 2 Peter Hamilton 24 Joseph Ort 16
John Dickey 1 Raymond Vickers 17 Benjamin Hayllar Jr. 1 John Ort 29
Frederick Dimond 2 David Williams 26 David Hutchings 8 Stephen Russell 24
David Evans 16 Herbert Winokur Jr. 21 Peter King 8 Joseph Salvia 1

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Gifts from Alumni continued
Edgar W. A. Schneider Jr. 1
Jon Sirlin 24
William Carr Jr. 28
Robert Crowley 19
Charles Kleinhenn 2
Robert Picardo 25
974 6%
Frederick Slack III 21 William Fulton 27 William Resch Jr. 3 Class Agent
Allen Steere 28 Philip Golden III 1 Charles Roberts 1 J. Peter Davis
Robert Ulmer 9 James Harbison 5 George Rosskam 17
Thomas Lee II 28 Jeffrey Bailey 29
John Wilson Jr. 1 Michael Schaffer 26
Richard Mellor 21 Mark Bower 12
967 0% Thomas Murphy 1 97 30% Charles Canfield 13
Blake Christoph 11
Louis Peirce Jr. 8
Robert Buckley 8
Philip Rech 1 Class Agent J. Peter Davis 23
Harry Cherken Jr. 28 Thomas Robinson Jr. 29 Bruce Balderston Frederick Dohrmann III 25
Michael Cherry 16 James Ross 6 W. Crawford Elliott 13
Mark Aitken 22
C. Bruce Dunn 18 Thomas Sadtler 8 Albert Greenfield III 9
Bruce Balderston 29
Charles Goodman Jr. 1 William Shelley III 1 William Harbison Jr. 1
Stephen Bonsall 23
Carl Haeussler Jr. 1 Robert Smith 17 David Jonas 29
George Buffum Jr. 26
Mark Hankin 3 E. Bevan Stanley 25 Andrew Klein 20
Kabir Bundy 1
Joseph Huston Jr. 1 Robert Ulin 6 Steven Koltes 22
John Burkhart 30
John Knox 29 David Zimmerman 17 Robert Kurz 23
David Crowley 29
McKinley McAdoo 22 Benjamin Linton III 14
John Doelp 29
Thomas Oxtoby 15
Joseph Picardo 1
970 8% Edward Enoch 2
Thomas Mellon 2
Scott Perper 22
Bruce Entwisle 15
Gareth Rosenau 15 Class Agent Michael Gibson 1 David Rosskam 21
Michael Ross 20 Robert Reeves Jr. Clifton Stroud II 8
David Gilkeson 26
Robert Barretta 23 Lawrence Gubb II 13 Richard Warms 6
968 33% Russell Dickhart 8 W. Barnes Hauptfuhrer 2
Class Agent
Edward Driscoll Jr. 3 Lewis Johnston 29 975 8%
William Evans III 17 Lawrence Klein 6
Bruce Gill Class Agent
Richard Stanley Thomas Field 1 Stephen Norris 15 James Still
William Gerald Finerghty 10 H. Scott Sinclair 2
8 Penn
Charter
SChool
David Borns 1
Peter Epprecht 2
John Gardner 23
George Hauptfuhrer III 33
John Zurn 21 Albert Bartosic 1
Eric Brunner 1
Report Gifts
of
Robert Fass Jr. 24 David Heckman 3 973 33% James Garvey III 23
Bayard Fiechter 4 Robert Kiefner 1 Nelson Hartranft II 1
2006–2007 Bruce Gill 29 Donald Lentz 21 Class Agent Wayne Jerdan 8
R. Douglas Haun 20 Charles Mitchell 3 Robert Marquess Stephen Mazda 24
John Hebden 8 Dewitt Montgomery 22 Richard Baer 3 W. Jeffrey Meier 2
Peter Helmetag 29 Robert Reeves Jr. 9 Frederick Bartlett III 22 Robert Nydick Jr. 14
Joseph Hoeffel III 2 James Shacklett III 1 J. Barrington Bates 6 Geoffrey Shields 16
Peter Johnson 1 Donald Soloff 27 Stuart Conston 1 Robert Shields III 23
Harry Kahn III 21 Jonathan Sprogell 26 Peter Crosby 1 Hugo Smith Jr. 24
Mark Kravitz 10 William Welsh 22 Robert Dyer Jr. 5 Shanin Specter 23
Edward Marshall III 9 Warren Wilson 26 Thomas Emmons Jr. 2 James Still 24
Gary McDowell 8 Peter Ervin 1 Allen Stretton 15
David Oxtoby 26 97 3% Michael Golden 9
Timothy Rice 27 Kirk Hartman 24 976 3%
Richard Stanley 2 Class Agent Scott King 29
Gibson Stine Jr. 19 Marc Golden Class Agent
David Leebron 12
Dale Van Wieren 8 William Kissick Jr.
Randolph Barba 3
Robert Marquess 16
John Welsh III 22 Peter Doms 27 Jeffrey Meltzer 25 Robert Aitken 1
Samuel Wilson 28 John Foderaro 8 Karl Salus 28 D. Jeffry Benoliel 17
Kenneth Young 25 Peter Given Jr. 2 Robert Sands Jr. 16 Paul Billig 12
Marc Golden 19 Irvin Schorsch III 1 Thomas Conrad 1
969 6% John Harbison 24 J. Craig Shields III 3 Andrei Gasic 3
R. Keith Helmetag 3 Jon Solis 1 Jeffrey Harbison 8
Class Agent Roger Hillas Jr. 6 Lewis Somers IV 8 Christopher Kendrick 1
Thomas Robinson Jr.
Charles Kaesshaefer 21 Edward Straub Jr. 8 William Kissick Jr. 24
Richard Balderston 28 John Kitto Jr. 8 George Tall IV 29 James Lemonick 2
Please note that the exponent following a person’s name indicates the number of consecutive years of giving in a particular category.
* deceased

William
Penn
Charter
SChool
9
David Mandelbaum 25 Thomas Sablosky 2 David Neff 5 Edgar Seydel 21 Report Gifts
of
William Mebane IV 3 Robert Thomas 1 William Park Jr. 23 Raymond Slider 4
Stephen Topping 17 Thomas Wollman 8
2006–2007
Wallace Miller Jr. 1 Andrew Rodgers 6
Howard Parris 22 William Wall Jr. 1 E. Anthony Saltzman 9
Harold Segall 8 Robert Wilson 11 Wynn Segall 1 980 30%
Brent Sherwood 23 Russell Sharples 9
David Snyderwine Jr. 8 978 8% Nathaniel Sher 12
Class Agent
John Caras
W. Scott Simon 22 Charles Goodman
977 6%
Class Agent
Sterling Johnson
Class Agent
Paul Mancini 979 7% David Amaro 8
David Berg 23
David Neff
Reid Perper Class Agent Nathan Blum 23
Paul Bernard 20 John Lemonick John Caras 24
Jeffrey Abrams 22
Theodore Decker Jr. 25 Michael Concordia 9
Randolph Charles 1 Robert Egan 8 Mark Bernstein 19
C. Benjamin Enters 3
Alexander S. M. Gibson 3 Elliot Feinstein 23 J. Michael Chaple 21 B. Graeme Frazier IV 23
Douglas Greenfield 2 Robert Greenbaum 23 Bryan Cotter 2 Charles Goodman 23
Paul Hough 23 Thomas Groshens 5 Terrence Dowling 1 Edward Greer Jr. 15
Samuel Levitt 2 Michael Iademarco 22 James Golden 4 Jeffrey Klein 1
James Malone Jr. 8 Sterling Johnson III 17 Glenn Gormley 12 Peter Klein 1
Edward McGinn Jr. 1 John Kelly III 4 James Iademarco 21 Frank Lippo Jr. 25
Robert Miles 24 Bruce Kirst 1 Stephen Kron 24 Jeffrey Lotman 19
Timothy Myers 6 Joshua Leuchter 3 Bruce Levin 11 Michael Manno 3
Reid Perper 3 Gary Lipsius 3 Patrick Lynch 21 Scott Marlowe 18
Anthony Romagnole 1 John Loughery 8 Peter Miller 1 Steven Molitor 1
Michael Roughton 1 Jonathan Myers 2 Gregory Rubis 21 William Petersohn 3

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Gifts from Alumni continued
J. W. Scott Romig 1
H. Andrew Rose 13
Jonathan Rubin 1
David Wilcots 19
Caesar Williams Jr. 8
98 3%
Class Agent
Andrew Kramer
Peter Benoliel 2
Jonathan Block 9
Stuart Brown 1
Christopher Bruck 10
William Colehower 1
Vincent DellaValle 2
Edward Foley 1
J. Stuart Ford 2
Michael Hanzelik 3
Daniel Hoffman 8
Franklin Horowitz 8
D. Holden Hummel 13
Andrew Kramer 23
Joseph Lipski 8 Edward Russell 1 Andrew Fayer 1 Richard Starynski 2
John McMillen 1 George Schaefer 4 Bruce Freeston 10 Gregory Wolfson 4
Michael Monheit 8 John Shepard 1 R. John Hack III 4
Karl Murray 19 Paul Slowik 24 Andrew Jacobs 1 986 30%
Raymond Ragland III 1 Andrew Smith 1 Paul Justice 6
William H. Michael Reiser 2 Samuel Stokes Jr. 6 Christopher Maguire 1 Class Agent
30 Penn
Charter
SChool
Anthony Resch 18
Jerome Slotkin 8
James Walker Jr. 8
Adam Wall 1
Stephen Piper 1
Charles Roberts Jr. 1
P.Timothy Phelps
Jeffrey Brown 8
Report Gifts
of Dean Weisgold 22 Jonathan Rubel 1 William Doyle 1
2006–2007 983 0% J. David Scially 4 Brian Ellerson 2
98 35%
Class Agent
Marc Shipon 5 Matthew Factor 1
John Warner Jr. 1 Stephen Floirendo 2
Class Agent Mark Nicoletti
David Healy 15
James Walker Jr.
Ruben Amaro Jr. 9 985 8% David Jaspan 1
Howard Bashman 8 David Cohen 1 Steven Jones 1
Antonio Bentivoglio 1 Class Agent
Kenneth Colley 24 Christian Jones 2
Matthew Killinger
Louis Carboni Jr. 1 Peter Cooke Jr. 3 Stephen Kim 4
Thomas Kramer
Michael Concannon 1 Steven Gerber 25 Marc Lisker 15
Louis Davis III 22 Benjamin Glassman 14 Jonathan Bari 8 Scott McKinsey 1
Michael Donahower 1 H. Richard Holgate 23 Michael Blume 22 Matthew Miller* 13
Erik Enters 1 J. Brandt Joel II 13 Thomas Burke 20
Lawrence Mittin 1
Robert Hellings 1 John King 1 Michael Cohen 24
P. Timothy Phelps 8
Laurence Hirshland 9 Torsten Kreider 13 Joseph Doherty Jr. 2
Paul Rabinovitch 1
Evan Jones 1 Thomas Monaghan 1 Michael Dowling 16
Anthony Rinaldi Jr. 3
George Justice 1 Steven Ragland 1 Brian Duffy 8
Andrew Rosenberg 18
David Kurtz 9 Mark Rosser 1 David Giorno 1
Joseph York 3
Daniel Lai 1 Jonathan Rudolf 20 Matthew Killinger 9
Howard Zipin 3
Brian McCloskey 6 Thomas Kramer 3
John Smith 1
Anthony Lewandowski 1
Andrew Miller 18
987 30%
James Neely 1
Michael Pascali 1
984 9%
Kenneth MacMahon 1
Timothy Maguire 4 Class Agent
Christopher Roak 2 Brinton Brosius 21 David Martina 9 David Felderman
Benjamin Robinson III 10 Richard Commons 13 Joshua Petersohn 1 David Gleit
Robert Rosania 8 John Fabbi 17 Robert Salkowitz 8 Adam Koppel
Please note that the exponent following a person’s name indicates the number of consecutive years of giving in a particular category.
* deceased

Hunter Allen 1
Brendan Benzing 6
Mitchell Simon 3
Michael Steinbrook 18
Max Fischer 2
William Gallagher Jr. 8 993 3%
Joseph Dowling 1 Gregory Summers 1 Rajiv Idiculla 1 Class Agent
Timothy Duffy 6 David Summers 5 Paul Kane 1 Andrea Koplove
David Felderman 9 Neil Tanner 6 James Killinger 8 Victor Olshansky
James Fitzgerald IV 14 Justyn Tokarczyk 8 George Mark IV 2
Samuel Scheid 3 Jason Ehrlich 8
Robert Frieman 1 Joseph Wyszynski Jr. 1
Nicholas von der Wense 3 Alison Evans Cooper 8
David Gleit 1
Gregory Goddard 3 990 3% R. Todd White 8 Melissa Levin 10
Drew Morris 5
Bradley Graham 1 Leo Wyszynski 3
Class Agent William Young 1 Trevor O’Driscoll 4
Jeffrey Havsy 13
Thomas Vizza Victor Olshansky 14
Adam Koppel 20
William Luterman 6 Michael Gomez 3 99 % Edward Yaeger Jr. 6
Steven Mangine 11
Timothy Morrison 8
Derek Jokelson 1
Gabriel Ledger 17
Class Agent 994 %
Daniel Neducsin 1 Anna Davis
Paul Marcus 1 Class Agent
Steven Peltier 1 Barry Markman 1 Jonathan Bach 1 Jennifer Gallagher
Charles Schwartz 6 James Phillips Jr. 1 Jessica Bender 1
Marcus Sheward 1 Catherine Cantlin 2 Garret Ball 5
Stephen Rinaldi 2
Michael Sullivan 3 Anna Davis 8 Andrew and Megan A. Duffy 9
Adam Skwersky 6 Jennifer Gallagher 2
Webster Walker III 8 Rachel Dyer 15
J. C. Spink 10 Deborah Gordon 3
Orville Walls III 1 Blake Goodner 1
Stephen Steinbrook 17 Howard Levy 1
Scott Waterman 5 W. Todd Goulding 15
Daniel Talley 17 Matthew Schernecke 2
Matthew Wilson 13 Everett Katzen 3
Thomas Vizza 8 Lisa Slowik 11
Daniel Kelley 1
988 8%
David Wilson 11 Aaron Kesselheim 3
Joseph Malizia 4
Megan Wilson 9
Class Agent 99 9% David Moran Jr. 1 995 5%
H. Bruce Hanson Mark Morze 2
Gregory Palkon Class Agent Shannon Reich 1 Class Agent William
Joshua Brockman 10
Leo Wyszynski
Michael Rudolph 3
Chad Simon 1
Andrew Rentschler
Stephanie Walters
Penn
Charter
SChool
3
David Cohen 2
Douglas Connor Jr. 8
Craig Cubbin 2 Daniel Donaghy 16 Julie Van Sciver 3 Seamus Brown 9 Report Gifts
of
Thomas Gennarelli Jr. 5 2006–2007
Patrick Keane 2
George Maley 15 Grades
Jeffrey McGuckin 1 K 67%
Keith Morris 16 1 41%
Peter Mundheim 1
2 55%
Alexander Myers 1
Gregory Palkon 8 3 49%
Generoso Rullo III 16
4 56%
Stephen Simpson Jr. 17
5 67%
989 7%
6 62%
Class Agent 7 63%
Kenneth Murray
8 72%
Christopher Ball 6
Christopher Brasler 2 9 69%
Michael Cooley 1 10 52%
Brian Donaghy 18
Brian Gallagher 1 11 69%
David Mather 1 12 90%
Graham Michener 14
Kenneth Murray 18 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90
Glenn Polin 1 Parent annual fund Participation 2006-2007
William Roth 6

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Gifts from Alumni continued
Anthony Comerota Jr. 3 Jill Bean 8 Todd Meyer 8 Karen Cheung 2
Ilana Eisenstein 12 Stephen Bruno 2 Alison Peet 2 Kenneth Devenney 1
Timothy Fullerton 6 Justin Carey 1 Margaux Pelegrin 8 Eugene Dooley Jr. 1
Megan Kafer 6 Aaron Cohen 1 Margurite Pfoutz 1 Phillip Elbaum 1
Hugh Meyer 2 Kelly Costa 1 Spencer Reich 3 David Erlbaum 1
Andrew Rentschler 8 Brooke DiMarco 1 Kathleen Rogers 7 Nicholas Ferrari 1
Lauren Sykes 12 Kate Houstoun 6 Scott Roslyn 2 Joseph Flores Jr. 4
Brian Walters 1 Allison MacCullough 2 Stephanie Straup 8 Peter Groverman 1
John Whipple 8 Deepak Rao 1 Julie Thompson 1 Andrew Hylan 1
Stephanie Sidlow 1 Young Jin Kim 3
996 9% Julia Sivitz 1 000 5% Melissa Knight 1
Maya Stewart 1 Shaun Lenet 1
Class Agent Virginia Yinger 1 Class Agent
Gregory Ley 3
Alyson Goodner Adam Sperling
Sarah Mandell 1
Christopher Carroll 2 998 6% Evin Christman 2 Ashley McDowell 3
Andrea Donahue 1 Alexander Macy 2 William McKinney 1
Class Agent Todd Marquess 4
Mara Dowdall 8 Stephanie Miller 3
T. Jeffrey Bender
Rachel Gallagher 1 Daniel McKenna 3 Melissa Morris 1
Patrick Sasse
David Hayne 6 Michelle Moses 2 David Peet III 3
Meredith Klein 2 T. Jeffrey Bender 2 Alison Pearlstein 4 Sara Randall 1
Matthew Liebman 2 Andrew Evans 6 Mary Rogers 7 Alexander Reich 2
Mollie McHale 8 Anna Lipski Winslow 1 Victoria Rowan 4 Brad Rosen 1
Kathleen Miller 8 Michael McCrossen 6 William Simolike 2 Daniel Ryan 1
Rachel Sigman 3 Marshall Roslyn 2 Robert Simpson 1 Caroline Shuman 1
James Tyler Simpson 8 Rachel Stein 2 Steven Sirota 1
Christine Sullivan 1 999 7% Lauren Wechsler 3 Matthew Sklar 1
Andrew Thompson 8 Isaac Whitman 2 Jessica Stein 1
Class Agent
Adam Weinstein 3 Andrew Tan 1
William
Jeannine Wiley 2
Mark Hecker 00 43% Curtis Townsend II 1
Eganne Wolfington 8 Crystal Davenport-Harris 3 Oksana Yaworsky 1
3 Penn
Charter Catherine Ginty 1 Class Agent
Jessica Stein
997 00
SChool
Mark Hecker 3
Report Gifts
of
6%
Anita Idiculla 2 Alexis Bethea-Lopes 1
3%
2006–2007 Class Agent Matthew Kessler 3 Josh Borish 1 Class Agent
Virginia Yinger Joseph Larkin 1 Geoffrey Brock 1 Katherine Butler
Please note that the exponent following a person’s name indicates the number of consecutive years of giving in a particular category.
* deceased

Katherine Butler 3
Chelsea Erdmanis 4 006 9%
Mark Adzick 1
Erika Berger 1
Nathan Joslin 1
Ryan Kang 1
Thomas Farnese 3 Class Agent Jayne Bernsten 1 Benjamin Katz 1
Andrew Goldberger 1 Joey Fugelo Pat Brady 1 Alexandra Lipschultz 1
Matthew Greenberg 1 Sarah Roberts Michael Butler 1 Ellen McDevitt 1
Marsha Grossman 1 Michael Cooke 1 Kelsey McDowell 1
Jason Harrow 1 Emily Bartlett 2 Amanda Davis 1 Bridget McDugall 1
Jacquelyn Hatch 5 Sarah Berrettini 2 Katie Delaney 1 Anne McKenna 1
William Pawlowsky 5 Theodore S. Decker 2 Kelsey Dorwart 1 Sarah Miller 1
Nicole Pearlstein 4 Rachel Dowling 2 Timothy Drabyak 1 Eric Muller 1
Bradley Roslyn 3 Thomas Ferrick 2 Jorie Dugan 1 Conor O’Neill 1
Jonathan Shaffer 2 Brett Falkoff 1 Gabriel Parra 1
003 7% Katherine Siegmann 2
Drew Speranza 2
Julia Garden 1 Eric Schwartz 1
Christina Gigliotti 1 Casey Sharbaugh 1
Class Agent Beth Gottehrer 1 Ann Strackhouse 1
Jessica Kolansky 007 43% Ross Harrow 1 Elizabeth Strasbaugh 1
Anthonly McDevitt Joshua Heinsheimer 1 Megan Thompson 1
Class Agent Ryan Hoffman 1 Christopher Tiano 1
Meredith Albert 1 Billy Goldman
F. Henry Bartlett IV 1 Audra Hugo 1 Jonathan Torrey 1
Audra Hugo
Benjamin Cooperman 5 Anne McKenna Jonathan Hulting-Cohen 1 Dan Tramontina 1
Jennifer Cooperman 5 Eric Muller Scott Israelite 1 Sean Troyer 1
Whitney Ehret 1 Elan Jones 1 Rachael Wolf 1
Chad Flores 5
David Gaunt 5
Jessica Kolansky 5
Dain Lewis 5
paRent annual fund volunteeRs 2006-2007
Louisa Macy 5 Jeff Schrader..................................................................................................... 2006-07 Parent Fund Chair
Tyler Marquess 5
Connie Katz and Jeff Heinsheimer ..................................................Senior Parent Gift Co-Chairs
Jacquelyn Moses 1
Bradford Shields 3 Connie Katz,.................................................................................................... Upper School Division Chair William
Ryan Still 5 Peggy Pastore.................................................................................................. Middle School Division Chair
Penn
Charter
SChool
33
004 0% Jeff Schrader..................................................................................................... Lower School Division Chair
Report Gifts
of
Class Agent Sandy Adzick Peggy Goldfarb Gail Muller 2006–2007
Katherine Entwisle Sue Ellen Alderman Andy Goldman Tom Pasch
Jerome Wright Chris Bak Carol Goldman Peggy Pastore
Dana Harrow 1 Chris and Stephanie Ball Karen Colquitt-Hall Nancy Petersmeyer
Laura Kaesshaefer 4 Mike Basile Ellie Hanson Phil Plotnick
Megan Kaesshaefer 4 Bob and Diane Bass Jeff Heinsheimer Carol Prushan
John Peet 4 Anne Caramanico Anne and David Hilton Ira Richards
Sarah Rogers 4 Brian Beere and Caron Graff Amy Holdsman Darlene Robinson
Kyle Roslyn 4 Mitch Hollin Joe Ronan
Mark Bernstein
Adam Shelly 1 Jacqui Jones Jeff Schrader
Kathy Bernsten
David Skinner 1 Jan Schwartz
Marty Brady Connie Katz
David Sullivan 1
George Braun Mary Ann Kuzma Lois Snyder
005 7% Stuart and Laura Bryan Rachel Lawton
Suzi Lazarus
Michael Speranza
Jill Still
Rick Cantor
Class Agent Fern Lerner Lucy Strackhouse
Ricci and Sandee Cataldi
Christopher Garrison Sigrid Lundby Ray Vandegrift
Maxine Comisky
Maureen Ryan Barbara Lyons Joan Walters
Pete and Susan Davis
Lincoln Bartlett 1 Tom McDugall Paul Webb and Linda Sullivan-Webb
Rahshene Davis
Caroline Braun 3 Phil and Laura McMunigal Suzan Willcox
Cathie Driscoll
Margaretha Ehret 1 Cindy Miller Caesar Williams
Bruce Entwisle
Matthew Eshelman 1 Matt Miller Kristy-Ann Wolfington
Christopher Garrison 3 Phyllis Fischer
Martin Mullaney Diane Young
Lexi Gunzenhauser 3 Stuart and Shannon George
Derek Still 3

RepoRt of Gifts 2006-2007 penn Charter annual Fund
Gifts from Parents, Grandparents and Friends
The donors listed in the following report have made a gift to the Annual Fund, the Frameworks For The Future capital campaign,
teacher retirement or any combination of these various efforts. Participation figures are inclusive of all gifts for all purposes
(Annual Fund, capital campaign and other). The exponent represents consecutive years of giving, in accordance with our records.
Please advise the Development Office of necessary corrections. We apologize for any errors that might occur in this report.
senioR paRents Stephen P. and Sharon M. Harrington 3
Jeffrey K. and Amy G. Harrow 13
and Kristin R. Hayes 16
James T. Smith and Debra Klebanoff 4
Brian M. Beere and Caron P. Graff 6
Robert H. III and Naveena D. Bembry 9
N. Scott and Sandra R. Adzick 5 Jeffrey L. and Annete M. Heinsheimer 7 P. John and Lucy Strackhouse 7 Richard Berk and Susan Sorenson 1
Mark L. and Sue Ellen Alderman 7 Bruce I. and Karan Hoffman 2 Wayne R. and Carol T. Strasbaugh 1 Fredrick B. and Bryna Berman 3
Brafford and Christine Bak 12 Jeffrey M. and Susan Hugo 3 Neal B. and Nayda Suway 2 Mark F. OPC ’79
Steven and Cynthia Baron 3 Glenn C. Isaacson and Jane Wang 8 Brian and Judith Teuber 5 and Rebecca J. Bernstein 19
Michael A. Jr. and Millicent F. Basile 4 Craig L. and Lori A. Israelite 5 Jere G. Thompson David and Dorothy F. Binswanger 10
Jonathan Berger 2 Russell S. and Seeta D. Joell 2 and Mary Ann Kuzma 11 Edward A. Blechschmidt 3
Barry and Kathy Bernsten 7 G. Eric Johansen Peter and Christine Tiano 4 James J. and Tracey A. Bloom 4
Livingston L. IV and Joan S. Biddle 5 and Kathleen L. Dilonardo 4 John B. and Patricia A. Torrey 1 Hanley P. and Reid S. Bodek 1
Kenneth J. Blank Jacqueline M. Jones 7 Thomas and Patricia A. Tramontina 4 Jerrold C. Bonn
and Donna M. Murasko 17 Karen A. Joslin 2 James D.Troyer and Kathleen F. Callan 7 and Nancy Mulloy-Bonn 8
Brian P. Brady 1 Royal D. Joslin 6 Carolyn E. Turner 2 Joseph G. and Robin K. Bonus 4
Martha M. Brady 12 Mariann E. and Michael Judge 4 Kathleen L. Wallace 1 Bruce Botwin and Kathryn Lally 2
John W. Bryan and Nancy E.Winkler 6 Lisa D. Kabnick Richard C. Walling Jr. 1 Richard J. and Sherry F. Bove 1
Dale and Louise G. Bryansmith 10 and John H. McFadden 9 Robert W. and Joan B. Walters 4 Robert A. and Jill D. Bown 1
Paul S. and Roberta A. Butler 8 Youn Jin and Jennifer Kang 1 Jon N. and Lori F. Weinrott 3 William Jr. and Terri A. Boyd 1
John Caleb and Carol M. Rosenbaum 4 Samuel P. and Connie A. Katz 10 Stuart L. and Ellen Wolf 6 Debra Brady and Marla Gold 3
Thomas and Anne M. Caramanico 6 Donald and Gay Kimelman 4 John and Margherita Zeglinski 1 George W. and Jamie Braun 8
Blake M. OPC ’74 and Julie Christoph 11 Todd and Tammy Lipschultz 1 Pamela Brinson 1
Christine Christoph 8 Chris and Claudia Lynn 1 KindeRGaRten Geoffrey L. and Charlene M. Brock 1
Edward * and Linda Clark 4
James Cohen and Jane Hulting 4
E. Ralph III and Maryanne J. McDevitt 3
Gary W. OPC ’68
– 11th GRade Stacey L. Brown and Wallace Williams 1
Linda Brown 1
William
34 Penn
Charter
SChool
Peter F. OPC ’56 and Jean M. Cooke 18
Katherine Crozier 13
and Dawn McDowell 8
Thomas J. and Denise McDugall 4
James and Mary Ann Ackley 4
Michael and Maryanne Acquaviva
Michael L. Sr. and Susan M. Brown 2
Charles H. and Marie Brown 5
Report Gifts
of
Christopher J. Damm John L. and Susan E. McInerney 4 N. Nina Ahmad and Ahsan Stuart M. and Laura S. Bryan 6
and Nancy Q. Petersmeyer 6 Marc W. and Laura K. McKenna 20 Nasratullah 9 William P. Burdick and Linsey A.Will 8
2006–2007 Howard J. and Barbara Davis 14 Patricia A. McNally 3 Basheir M. and HanHee Ahmed 3 Traci Burnett 1
Joseph P. Delaney Arthur H. Miller Nooha P.Ahmed-Lee and Daniel J. Lee 3 Christopher J. and Cynthia A. Burnett 8
and Barbara Campbell 4 and Cynthia Orns Miller 8 David M. OPC ’80 Paul S. and Roberta A. Butler 8
Jane H. Dorwart 3 Ernest W. Moody Jr. and Jennifer T. Amaro 8 Michael J. Byrne
Russel Dorwart 1 and Iris L. Lewis-Moody 6 Douglas and Liane Anderson and Mary F. McCarron 5
John and Janice L. Drabyak 3 Judith R. Moss 13 Martha Anderson 2 Charles M. and Stephanie C. Cahn 8
Ivan R. and Tracy G. Drufovka 10 Gary W. and Abigail Muller 7 Jerry S. and Janice Apple 3 Lucien B. and Robin L. Calhoun 5
Marjorie P. Dugan 4 David Nation and Suzan Willcox 11 Jeremy and Rachel A. Bach 1 Thomas C. and Gwen C. Callis 2
Jeffrey S. and Susan J. Falkoff 9 Darrell and Kathy L. O’Connor 3 Samy B. Badawy and Toby Shawe 3 Donald R. Campbell
Jeffrey and Debra Feldman 3 Michael S. and Peggy T. O’Neill 4 Brafford and Christine Bak 12 and Diana S. Rosenstein 16
Carol L. Finer 1 Raul O. and Silvia Parra 3 Christopher D. OPC ’89 Richard L. Cantor
Joseph and Cheryl L. Flores 17 Thomas C. Peff and Ann Bowling 3 and Stephanie W. Ball 6 and Joan Balaban Cantor 14
Alexandra V.A. and Thomas G. Frazier 7 Joseph A. Sr. and Karen R. Rauchut 5 Roger H. and Georgeann M. Ballou 5 Carolyn T. and Thomas Carluccio 6
Gerald W. Jr. and Janice Fretz 1 Rafael Revol and Susana Kolker-Revol 8 Steven and Lori Balsam E. Gilbert Carpenter 2
Laurence E. and Kathleen M. Fullen 4 Darlene J. Robinson 1 Edward V. and Kathleen Bambino 3 James G. and Mary Carpino 7
Jack Garden and Abbie Newman 6 David M. Robinson 1 Joseph J. and Helaine S. Banner 2 Michael D. and Veronica G. Carroll 3
John and Cathy Gigliotti 1 Thomas C. OPC ’69 Benjamin R. and Barbara A. Barnett Magloire and Marjie Casimir 1
Michael A. Golden OPC ’73 and and Diane V. Robinson 29 Rudolph and Leah Baron 2 Sandra Casimir 2
Susan G. Jacobson 9 Joel S. and Joan Rosen 8 Arthur R. Jr. and Terry H. Bartolozzi 3 Nicholas and Francine W. Cassizzi 11
Andrew A. and Marji R. Goldman 4 Frances Scarborough 1 Michael A. Jr. and Millicent F. Basile 4 Richard A. and Sandra D. Cataldi 2
Neil R. Gottehrer Harvey J. Schwartz Robert S. and Diane Bass 6 Richard Cawley and Maria-Victoria
and Anne Carlin Gottehrer 1 and Jan E. Felman Schwartz 4 Alice Bateman and Greg Hondros 4 Fernando 2
Parris K. Hall and Karen Colquitt-Hall 9 Thomas J. Sharbaugh Jeffrey F. and Anita B. Beck 3 William and Lynda Chollak 3
Please note that the exponent following a person’s name indicates the number of consecutive years of giving in a particular category.
* deceased

Kristine Christensen 8 Carleton P. and Debra A. Erdman 1 and Hyun Susan Goodman 23 Richard A. Karpf
Blake M. OPC ’74 and Julie Christoph 11 Mark and Christine Esposito 1 Samuel D. and Susan G. Gordon 4 and Debra Harris-Karpf 1
Christine Christoph 8 Daniel and Susanna Evans 3 Charles J. and Maria R. Gorman 7 Marina Kats 3
Mitchell and Melissa Codkind 6 Ross E. and Suzanne Faigen 4 John J. and Cecelia G. Grace 8 Joseph K. and Joyce Kelly 1
Matthew J. and Maxine L. Comisky 5 Jeffrey S. and Susan J. Falkoff 9 Shirley Gray 1 John B. OPC ’78 and Karen S. Kelly 4
Merritt T. Cooke III Anthony J. and Denise D. Farrell 5 Daniel and Kathryn Guest 3 Annette I. Kelly 6
and Grace Sharples-Cooke 5 Brian T. and Carolyn H. Feeney 2 Mauro Guillen and Sandra Suarez 4 Adam I. and Felisa Kessler 2
Gregory W. and Teresa G. Cooper 2 Youm Fessaha and Saba Tesfaye 1 C. Greg and Lisa L. Guyer 4 David and Rhonda Kessler 2
Dawn Copeland Bayard R. OPC ’78 Parris K. Hall and Karen Colquitt-Hall 9 Joseph D. and Sharon Kestenbaum 5
Craig and Julia D. Corelli 12 and Stacy H. Fiechter 4 William P. and Rosemary S. Hankowsky 4 Elizabeth Kij-Antoniak
Denise Cotter Howard M. and Phyllis Fischer 7 Gilman and Ellen S. Hanson 7 and Wojciech Antoniak 1
James and Susan Cousounis 4 Kenneth Fleisher and Lisa Unger 1 Jeffrey T. Harbison OPC ’76 Jonathan and Kirsten Kimberg 6
Richard T. Jr. and Marie Crawford 5 Peter E. and Margaret W. Fleming 1 and Valerie A. Arkoosh 8 Brian R. and Christina Kistler 5
John and Anne Curtin 1 Catharine A. Foley Robert and Miriam Harden 3 Ken Kleinman and Debra Fein 1
Marcello and Kathryn Cusumano 1 Michael C. Foley Sr. Stephen P. and Sharon M. Harrington 3 Robert M. and Debra B. Kotloff 5
David M. Cutler 3 Edward A. OPC ’71 and Debra Foley 1 Henry and Sarah Hart 1 Kristen and Peter T. Kreider-Ebert 1
Christopher J. Damm John G. and Virginia L. Foos 3 Leonard and Linda C. C. Hatch 2 Roland and Mary A. Kriese 2
and Nancy Q. Petersmeyer 6 Malcolm J. and Kathy Ford 5 David T. and Linda Hawkins 1 Jagan and Jayanthi Krishnan 2
Sarah Davies Glenn T. Frantz Kenneth and Jane F. Henley 3 Stephen J. Kristofor 2
Howard J. and Barbara Davis 14 and Nancy Sabol Frantz 2 Matthew and Karen Higgins 2 George J. and Patricia J. Kroculick 1
J. Peter OPC ’74 and Susan S. Davis 23 Martin and Susan Freed 2 Judith L. Hill and Louis G. Silverblank 1 Steve and Doris Kurash 2
William A. and Karla R. Dean 1 Robert W. OPC ’77 Roger S. OPC ’45 Stuart B. and Deborah G. Kurtz 6
Theodore F. OPC ’78 and Monica R. Frieman 1 and Dolores E. Hillas 22 David J. OPC ’82
and Susan Decker 25 Patricia A. Fries 4 David H. Jr. and Anne Hilton 3 and Jennifer A. Kurtz 9
Fred T. Dedrick and Laura E. Gifford 3 John Fries 4 Keith C. and Michelle J. Hinshaw 7 Robert K. OPC ’74 and Carol Kurz 23
Joseph P. Delaney Laurence E. and Kathleen M. Fullen 4 Steven and Jane Hirshberg 2 Charles and Cynthia LaLone 5
and Barbara Campbell 4 W. Roderick and Pamela B. Gagne 16 Kenneth B. and Amy L. Holdsman 5 James F. Sr. and Patricia A. Lamb 1 William
Steven L. and Doreen F. Derman 7
Jennifer D. Diabo 1
Martin P. and Ellen W. Galvan 11
Akwasi Gamble
Mitchell L. and Cristy Hollin 6
Danielle and Rodney Hollis 2
Joseph T. and Pamela J. Laudadio 1
Rachel Lawton 15
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Robert IV and Cynthia Dickey 4 Thomas Jr. and Carol Gannon 3 Yolanda and Frank Holmes 1 Fredric I. and Susan D. Lazarus 4 Report Gifts
of
Adam Dickstein and Jill Saull 1 Jack Garden and Abbie Newman 6 Jeanne Holt-Brabson Joann D. and Jeffrey R. Lehrbaum 5
Frank A. DiSalvo Jr. 4 Kemmie and Leonard Gardner Marshall and Jeanette Houston 1 Peter Lerner and Cecilia Landsberg 3 2006–2007
Gwendolyn Dixon 4 Randi S. Garnick 8 Michael and Paula Howard 2 Martin S. and Fern G. Lerner 5
Arthur P. and Barbara Dobias 3 Gregg W. and Cindy Garnick 8 Brian B. and Laura A. Huber 1 Paul R. and Leslie Lewis 10
James R. Domenick Mark R. and Heather Garrison 6 Jeffrey M. and Susan Hugo 3 Paul M. and Amara A. Lieberman 1
and Katherine L. Clupper 3 James C. OPC ’75 John Hyman 3 Kenneth W. Liechty 2
Anthony and Amy Drazio 6 and Janine M. F. Garvey 23 Jonathan Q. and Christa H. Irvine 1 Deborah Lippincott 2
Timothy A. OPC ’71 Henry J. Gaskins Glenn C. Isaacson and Jane Wang 8 Todd and Tammy Lipschultz 1
and Eileen Dowling 3 and Cynthia Medina-Gaskins 3 Benjamin T. and Pamela Jarmul Linda A. Lipscomb 9
Edward and Diane Drinker 1 Sam and Elizabeth Genovese 8 David and Joyce Jennings 3 Henry and Alexandra Lipski 2
Howard A. Drossner Stuart M. and Shannon N. George 2 Yong and Yonghong Ji Katharine Livingston
and Pamela I. Lehrer 7 Jack and Bonnie Georgiou 1 Russell S. and Seeta D. Joell 2 Eleanor M. Lloyd 1
Ivan R. and Tracy G. Drufovka 10 John and Cathy Gigliotti 1 Cynthia Johnson Adrian K. and Patty W. Lo
Jerome J. Dugas and Patricia J. Reid 4 David OPC ’85 and Jennifer Giorno 1 Alonzo and Marliese Johnson David Lockard 1
Michael and Cindy Durst 3 William M. and Mindy Y. Glassman 5 Victor D. Johnson 1 Anthony Sr. and Ellen Lordi 2
Joseph A. Dworetzky Chad J. and Tiffany D. Glover James Jolinger and Robin Lerner 1 John F. OPC ’78
and Amy L. Banse 8 William Goldberg and Tracey Weiss 2 Curtiss and Sarah Jones 2 and Elizabeth Loughery 8
Jonathan and Rachel Dyer OPC ’72 15 Michael A. Golden OPC ’73 Tara L. Jones Gary L. Lozoff and Miriam Katz 3
James B. Eley Jr. and Susan G. Jacobson 9 Stacy Jorgensen 4 Jay E. and Stella Ludwig 2
and Sherry Walker-Eley 1 Mitchell S. Goldenberg Charles S. OPC ’71 Sigrid E. Lundby 2
John P. and Susan B. English 1 and Jane J. Feldgus 6 and Deborah A. Kaesshaefer 21 Timothy M. and Jill D. Lynch 1
Bruce K. OPC ’72 Margaret F. Goldfarb 8 Richard S. and Jacqueline S. Kaiser 1 Richard J. Sr. and Barbara N. Lyons 5
and Christina H. Entwisle 15 Stephen M. and Carol Goldman 6 Russell H. and Kristina A. Kaller 3 Peter L. Maas and Lesley S. Carson 6
Barry and Deborah Epstein 2 Charles J. OPC ’80 Theodore H. and Wendy N. Kapnek 5 James R. MacRae

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and Suzanne R. Biemiller 2 Kathryn T. Newland 2 Margaret and Brian Rogers 1 Mark P. and Ellen Solomon 5
Thomas R. Maher 1 John and Diona C. Nicolucci 5 John D. and Theresa Rollins 15 Louis and Joan E. Spagnoletti
Davinder K. and Rashmi Malhotra 7 Michael J. and Patricia M. Noonan 1 Joseph E. Ronan Jr. 7 Michael and Denise M. Speranza 13
Monica Malpass 1 Kwabena A. and May-Ange Ntoso 3 Franklin and Willette E. Rorer 2 Paul E. Stang and Wendy A. Liebling 7
Richard B. OPC ’77 William T. and Donna M. O’Boyle 3 Paul R. and Wendy H. Rosen 8 Richard E. OPC ’68 and Lea S. Stanley 2
and Karen F. Maratea Robert C. and Cindi L. Olsman 8 Joel S. and Joan Rosen 8 Cynthia Star 7
Gabriel O. and Orly Maravankin 1 Frederick Paisley 2 Mitchell C. and Martha A. Rosenberg 7 Dennis and Val Starr
Jeffrey and Marcie Marcus 2 Steven R. and Jodi L. Paisner 1 William H. Ross III Patrick J. and Diane Steffa 6
Yalon S. Martin 2 Victor and Rose Marie Palladino 1 and Margaret Lockwood 1 Sidney R. and Jill Steinberg 1
David J. OPC ’85 Michael A.Paolini and Alexis Harvey- David I. and Suzanne B. Rowland 4 Kathryn Steinbugler 7
and Michele P. Martina 9 Paolini 7 Basri and Saime Rruka James S. OPC ’75 and Jill W. Still 24
Michael and Dianne Massaro 2 Thomas K. and Marcia R. Pasch 3 David and Lisa Rubin 1 Peter Stuve and Monica Mejia 2
Jerald S. and Nancy R. Matt 1 Christopher and Margaret Pastore 7 Sheila A. Ruen and Jason L. Francisco 4 Sahar Suluki 1
Philip M. and Theodora D. Maurer 11 Patricia Patrizi 6 David A. and Denise P. Ryan 10 Thambipillai and
Peter T. and Shari M. McAvoy 2 John and Paula C. Patton 1 Gene Z. and Cathy P. Salkind 2 Ambika Sureshkumar 10
Brian W. OPC ’82 Dana and Patricia Peirce Jon Saltzman 1 Frederick W. and Heather N. Sutor
and Regina L. McCloskey 6 Marilyn Pendelton 2 Louis E. and Fania L. Samuels 11 Timothy J. and Patricia K. Szuhaj 1
Tiffani C. and Cuttino R. McCloud Donald L. and Elise E. Perelman 9 Steven L. and Kelly Sanders 2 Ronn E. and Sarah Tanel
Charles V. McCoy 1 Robert and Barbara M. Perin 9 Ana and Oscar Santini-Dumas Lewis D. Tanner 3
Jack and Stephanie McDavid 2 Michaela K. and Anthony J. Petrone 10 Lauren Sara 1 Richard W.Thom and Judith A. McKee 1
Gary W. OPC ’68 Andrew and Ellen Pettit Michael P. and Kathleen Savage 8 Cassandra M. Thomas 2
and Dawn McDowell 8 Khai and Uyen Pham 1 James A. and Jennifer C. Savoie 4 Jere G. Thompson
Thomas J. and Denise McDugall 4 David B. Picker and Grace A. Flisser 2 Richard Sax and Leslie Gomez 1 and Mary Ann Kuzma 11
Francis J. Jr. and Edna May McGarvey 6 Brett M. and Susan A. Pinto James R. and Amy Schaeffer 8 Philip C. Timon 1
Dennis and Elizabeth McGovern 1 Philip D. and Jill A. Plotnick 6 Irvin G. OPC ’73 Perry and Joan S. Tishgart 15
Paul T. and Monica G. McGurkin 3 Steven R. and Janet M. Point 1 and Marilyn S. Schorsch 1 Curtis and Jacinta Toll 2
William
John L. and Susan E. McInerney 4 Elizabeth Pollak 3 Jeffrey D. Schrader Marc and Jaqueline Topaz 2
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Geoffrey and Nancy M. McKernan 3
Philip A. III and Laura W. McMunigal 5
Alan M. and Carol M. Prushan 4
Douglas H. and Rebecca Pyle 7
and Julie E. Zahn-Schrader 7
Kerry S. and Jill E. Schuman 5
John B. and Patricia A. Torrey 1
Mark and Susan Trager 2
Report Gifts
of
Richard D. OPC ’69 C. Robert and Debbie Quint 1 Jin S. and Grace Seo 1 James D. Troyer
and Mary Alice Mellor 21 Joseph J. Ragg Jr. and Cathie Driscoll 4 Sharon A. Sexton and Kathleen F. Callan 7
2006–2007 Howard G. and Denise W. Mendel 4 Joseph A. Sr. and Karen R. Rauchut 5 and Thomas Ferrick Jr. 6 Tenzin and Tsering Tsultrim 2
Giradie Jr. and Lisa R. Mercer 1 Roshanak Razmpour 1 Geoffrey H. OPC ’75 and Kim Shields 16 James G. and Elizabeth R. Turner
Antonio M. Merlo Jeffrey M. and Dominique Reiff 2 Marc B. OPC ’84 and Sima Shipon 6 Larry L. and Cynthia M. Turner 1
and Manuela Roggiani 1 Jeffrey A. Reinhold Andreas and Anna Marie Siegmann 5 Douglas D. Uhlmann and Lisa Tordo 6
Bennett S. and Wendi A. Meyer 2 and Kathleen A. Lister 8 Gary P. Sims 2 Joseph B.Vahey and Donna Ewanciw 2
Robert S. OPC ’77 and Vicki C. Miles 24 William H. OPC ’71 and Elizabeth Kathleen F. and Walter Singer 1 Debra Valenti-Epstein 2
Benjamin and Marie Miller A. Resch 3 John P. and Jayne A. Siniari 3 Raymond and Kathleen A.Vandegrift 3
Andrew L. OPC ’82 and Robin Miller 18 Larry and Sandy Rhine 1 Arunan Sivalingam 3 Jay and Keira G.Vederman 1
Matthew T. OPC ’86 * Harvey Richards and Cindy Mason 1 Michael J. and Cynthia J. Skinner 1 Erol and Elisabeth Veznedaroglu 2
and Rebecca T. Miller 13 David J. and Margaret M. Richards 4 Raymond F. OPC ’79 and Gwen A. William T. and Clara A. Wagner 5
Joseph P. and Mary R. Monzo 5 Frank C. and Karen S. Riedlmeier 7 Slider 4 James and Mary K. Walton 3
Pearl Moore 4 Leonard Rieser David and Charleen Slobodinsky 5 Robert D. Warrington 2
Keith and Alixandra Morgan 2 and Fernando Chang-Muy 1 Harold P. and Celia U. Slutsky 11 Daryl Watson
Rohinton J. and Elyse M. Morris 4 Christopher D. OPC ’82 Robert C. Smith and Lorene E. Cary 1 and Patricia Gist-Watson 12
Michael Moulton and Toni Welch 3 and Amy P. Roak 2 David R. and Diane C. Smith 2 Philip I. and Terry E. Weinberg 4
Martin and Dana Mullaney Brian L. and Aileen K. Roberts 14 Marvin A. Smith 3 Perry R. and Jamie D. Weiner 4
Barbara Murphy-Warrington Parveen B. and Huw W. Roberts 8 Thomas R. Jr. and Kathleen Smith 3 Stan and Shelle Weisbaum 1
Richard K. Murray Thomas and Jean M. Robinson Albert J. Snite Jr. and Julia Conover 16 Jeffrey P. * and Kenna Weiss 4
and Patricia M. Bailey 1 Sharon D. Robinson Harvey A. and Babette Snyder 1 Michael J. and Pagan Weiss 2
John B. Nazarewycz and Cynthia Tyng 2 Darlene J. Robinson 1 Brian H. and Debra Snyder 1 Dean I. and Lisa A. Weitzman 2
Levon N. and Claudia J. Nazarian 6 David M. Robinson 1 Lois Snyder 3 Kurt A. and Betsey L. Wenger 2
Barry and Elaine M. Neff 5 Thomas C. OPC ’69 Kehinde Solanke Deborah and John P. White 3
Marla Nesbitt-Laws 2 and Diane V. Robinson 29 and Jon Korczykowski 1 Karl and Kim Whitley 2
Please note that the exponent following a person’s name indicates the number of consecutive years of giving in a particular category.
* deceased

Jonathan and Kerri Wilkerson 1 David and Dorothy F. Binswanger 10 Joel F. and Barbara M. Davidson 1 Suzanne Gerber 14
Gregory R. Wilkinson Kenneth J. Blank and Donna M. David R. and Alice M. Davis 15 Gail and Donald Gillespie 13
and Lola Sergeant-Wilkinson 3 Murasko 17 Louis D. OPC ’52 and Shirley Davis 10 Joel W. and Marlene F. Goldwein 3
Barry C. Williams John A. Jr. and Pamela C. Bown 6 Howard J. and Barbara Davis 14 David M. and Susan H. Goodner 27
and Danielle Banks-Williams 10 Brian P. Brady 9 Nicholas and Eileen H. DeBenedictis 1 Herbert F. Jr. and Virginia P. Goodrich 26
Caesar D. OPC ’80 Martha M. Brady 12 Theodore F. OPC ’78 Robert A. and Susan M. Gordon 21
and Katrina Williams 8 Fred E. and Minerva Braemer 3 and Susan Decker 25 Elsie E. Goss-Caldwell 1
Emerson and Faith Willis George W. and Jamie Braun 8 T. Frank OPC ’45 Neil R. Gottehrer
Pauline Willis 1 John W. OPC ’66 and Helen C. Decker 29 and Anne Carlin Gottehrer 1
Zakia Wilson 1 and Marcia K. Braxton 18 George E. OPC ’59 and Lynn Deming 9 Marjorie T. Goulding 29
Stuart L. and Ellen Wolf 6 Deirdre Brett 1 Jon K. and Kate S. deRiel 21 William J. Goulding 29
Andrew D. and H. Payson Brickley OPC ’35 William W. OPC ’39 Michael and Eileen E. Greenberg 11
Kristy-Ann E. Wolfington 6 and Charlotte Ziesing 6 and Margaret R. Dickhart 21 G. Davis OPC ’49 and Ann N. Greene 25
Joseph and Amy L. Woo 6 Geoffrey L. and Charlene M. Brock 1 Frederick H. OPC ’59 Albert M. OPC ’74
C. Thomas and Ellen J. Wood 3 Marc D. and Andrea S. Brookman 1 and Roberta Dimond 2 and Wendy Greenfield 9
Robert M. Jr. and Martha L. Wurtz 8 Charles H. and Marie Brown 5 Keith and Peg Doms 1 George A. and Elizabeth M. Greenle 19
Gary and Irene Yampolsky Stuart M. and Laura S. Bryan 6 Don and Nancy Donaghy Hon. 1689 25 Thomas D. and Patricia C. Griffin 2
Gary D.Yeoman and Roberta Kaneff 2 Dale and Louise G. Bryansmith 10 Antonio and Susana Dos Santos 5 George H. and Georgette Grigos 3
Thomas R.Yorko 10 William P. Burdick and Linsey A.Will 8 Edward C. OPC ’47 Robert J. Hack OPC ’58 3
Diane C.Young 9 H. Donald and Sondra S. Busch 28 and Joan Driscoll 27 Denise H. and Ronald Haigler 8
Edward and Esther Yuhasz 3 Paul S. and Roberta A. Butler 8 G. Anthony OPC ’60 Robert J. OPC ’40
Mario and Jan M. Zacharjasz 5 William H. OPC ’53 and Helene Duffy 1 and Elizabeth T. Harbison 12
Eric L. Zager and Marirosa Colon 2 and Marianne C. Bux 5 Joseph A. Dworetzky Jeffrey K. and Amy G. Harrow 13
Howard S. OPC ’86 and Jill C. Zipin 3 Michael J. Byrne and Amy L. Banse 8 Henry and Sarah Hart 1
Marc H. and Pamela M. Zisselman 7 and Mary F. McCarron 5 Richard R. Eanes and Ruth A. Keers 1 Nelson R. OPC ’51
John A. and Margaret M. Zuccotti 2 Charles M. and Stephanie C. Cahn 8 George and Sharon Eastburn 12 and Marilyn Hartranft 2
Amy H. Zylstra 1 Donald R. Campbell Patrick M. and Lori D. Ehret 1 George J. OPC ’44 William
Kendall and Whitney Zylstra 1 and Diana S. Rosenstein 16
Richard L. Cantor
Dion R. and Rachelle L. Ehrlich 1
Bruce K. OPC ’72
and Barbara B. Hauptfuhrer 62
Neil P. and Carole Hecht 2
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and Joan Balaban Cantor 14 and Christina H. Entwisle 15 Donna and Andrew C. Hecker * 15 Report Gifts
GRaduates Gretchen Carey 1 John S. and Marilyn Entwisle 1 Kenneth and Jane F. Henley 3 of
John A. OPC ’64 Carolyn T. and Thomas Carluccio 6 Barry and Deborah Epstein 2 Charles A. Hetzel 2006–2007
and Cynthia H. Affleck 25 William B. Carr Jr. OPC ’69 Marie Equi 1 and Karen A. Knudsen 3
Mark L. and Sue Ellen Alderman 7 and Stephanie Middleton 28 Valdis and Barbara L. Erdmanis 1 Roger S. OPC ’45
Janet and Charles Anderson 11 Michael D. and Veronica G. Carroll 3 Walter C. and Jane F. Evans Hon. 1689 21 and Dolores E. Hillas 22
Harry M. and Barbara L. Baer 5 Alice E. and Leroy Chapman 3 Ross E. and Suzanne Faigen 3 Ralph S. OPC ’56
Vittoria L. Baga 6 Thomas W. OPC ’66 Joseph and Cheryl L. Flores 17 and Natalie C. Hirshorn 22
Richard A. OPC ’69 and Joan Christy 16 Thomas B. OPC ’49 David A. and Stephanie D.
and Claudia F. Balderston 29 Norman S. and Linda Cohen 21 and Floramae Force 24 Hockensmith 15
Robert D. and Patricia M. Baldridge 5 William S. OPC ’55 B. Graeme OPC ’53 Bruce I. and Karan Hoffman 2
Earl J. Hon. 1689 and Barbara V. Colehower 28 and Barbara Frazier 12 Bernard G. and Barbara L. Hogan 1
and Pam R. Ball Hon. 1689 28 Carol B. Colen 1 Alexandra V. A. and Thomas G. Kathryn L. and John D. Holgate 10
James M. Jr. and Elaine M. Ballengee 1 Harold T. OPC ’58 Frazier 7 Charles S. and Nancy J. Hough 32
Donald L. OPC ’44 and Carolyn D. Commons 17 Gerald W. Jr. and Janice Fretz 2 Brian B. and Laura A. Huber 1
and Elizabeth Barstow 1 Douglas L. and Corneilia Connor 2 W. Roderick and Pamela B. Gagne 16 Jeffrey M. and Susan Hugo 3
Frederick H. OPC ’73 Stuart F. OPC ’73 William A. Sr. and Mary M. Gallagher 21 Patricia Hunt and F. John Hagele 11
and Melanie W. Bartlett 22 and Marcia E. K. Conston 25 Martin P. and Ellen W. Galvan 11 Cheryl Irving 19
Thomas J. Jr. and Patricia D. Bender 21 Peter F. OPC ’56 and Jean M. Cooke 18 Mark R. and Heather Garrison 6 Craig L. and Lori A. Israelite 5
Peter A. Benoliel OPC ’49 Harry A. and Nanette Cooperman 7 James C. OPC ’75 Lewis H. OPC ’72
and Willo Carey 50 George C. Corson OPC ’52 21 and Janine M. F. Garvey 23 and Ellen H. Johnston 29
Bernard E. OPC ’56 Michael G. and Meg Crofton 5 William L. Gaunt and Wendy Hilles 9 Karen A. Joslin 2
and Valerie V. Berlinger 3 Charles J. and Patricia E. Cunningham 19 Thomas A. Gennarelli Royal D. Joslin 6
Wade H. and Christine H. Berrettini 6 Stewart and Kathleen R. Dalzell 19 and Alice K. Doddridge 26 Jerry Jung and Sara A. Warren 1
Livingston L. IV and Joan S. Biddle 5 Hal S. and Bonnie Davidow 11 Mary Friia Genovese-Colvin 2 Balloch F. Kaesshaefer 18

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Charles S. OPC ’71 Gloria K. Marquess 16 Donald L. and Elise E. Perelman 9 Thomas J. Sharbaugh
and Deborah A. Kaesshaefer 21 Edward E. OPC ’44 and Jan Marshall 1 Janet B. Perper 29 and Kristin R. Hayes 16
Clarence Kalenian 22 Andrew and Betty Martina 3 Michaela K. and Anthony J. Petrone 10 Bruce Shelly and Vicki Steinberg 1
Russell H. and Kristina A. Kaller 3 Victor C. II and Elizabeth Mather 29 C. Michael Pfoutz 1 Alma P. and Robert M. Sherwood 14
Samuel P. and Connie A. Katz 10 Robert C. McAdoo 29 Joel Polin and Irene Janssen 8 Geoffrey H. OPC ’75 and Kim Shields 16
David J. Kaufman and Virginia Stern 29 Dennis P. and Janice N. McCrossen 6 Thomas and Maureen Pomrink 12 J. C. Jr. and Patricia Shields 8
Robert W. Keidel Peter J. McDonough Sidney and Sandra B. Portnoy 8 Jacob A. Shipon and Judith Rotko 1
and Carole A. Zheimer 10 and Pamela Tasnan 1 Andrew Pustelniak and Marie Hejnosz 1 Eileen A. and Hall Shultz 19
Allen G. King 30 Gary W. OPC ’68 Douglas H. and Rebecca Pyle 7 Andreas and Anna Marie Siegmann 5
Thomas M. and Amelia C. Kittredge 24 and Dawn McDowell 8 Donald J. Quinn and Elma Koop 4 Susan L. Simon 22
Barbara F. Klein 22 JoAnn McEnerney 1 David J. and Faith Rachofsky 1 William S. Skinner and Loreen Volpe 6
Justin P. Klein and Mary Weal 3 Francis J. Jr. and Edna May McGarvey 6 Joseph J. Ragg Jr. and Cathie Driscoll 4 Steven Sklar and Nancy E. Berkowitz 3
Jeffery M. and Margaret Kolansky 10 William J. OPC ’52 Raymond Ragland Jr. William and Serena Skwersky 26
John A. and Nancy H. Koltes 37 and Carolyn A. McGuckin 28 and Legora E. R. Gauthney 1 David and Charleen Slobodinsky 5
Allen L. and Judith P. Kramer 6 Marc W. and Laura K. McKenna 20 Russell C. and Marianne Raphaely 1 Theodore J. and Joan Slowik 6
Esther and David L. Kurtz 1 Philip A. III and Laura W. McMunigal 5 Abraham C. and Sherri E. Reich 21 Virginia A. and Randolph B. Smith 1
Dorothy Kurz 1 William N. III and Marianne Mebane 1 Donald J. Reimer and Claire Faber 1 Kirby J. and D. J. Smith 1
Robert K. OPC ’74 and Carol Kurz 23 Scott and Rosemary M. Melnick 1 C. Brewster OPC ’41 Susan Smyth 1
Ann R. Lando 1 Norma W. Mercer 1 and Margaret B. Rhoads 10 Albert J. Snite Jr. and Julia Conover 16
Guy Laren 8 Bennett S. and Wendi A. Meyer 2 William H. Richards 1 Harvey A. and Babette Snyder 1
Frederick W. and Nancy Larson 3 Stephen F. and Sarilynne S. Meyer 4 Deborah Richards 9 Mary Jane Soens 1
Rachel Lawton 15 Warrin C. OPC ’54 Brian L. and Aileen K. Roberts 14 Donald M. OPC ’70
Robert and Barbara Lechtenberg 3 and Laurel S. Meyers 2 Charles M. OPC ’59 and Tia Roberts 8 and Alison F. Soloff 27
Austin M. and Betty Lee 29 Evan W. OPC ’54 Thomas C. Jr. OPC ’69 Lewis S. OPC ’44
Carol Leebron 10 and Nancy Michener 29 and Diane V. Robinson 29 and Elizabeth F. Somers 28
Robert J. OPC ’44 Jerome and Rosalie Miller 1 John C. Rodgers OPC ’44 29 Joseph A. and Carol Spadaro 20
William
and Juliette G. LeFort 1 Wallace T. and Betty L. Miller 14 John T. Rogers Hon. 1689 Louis and Joan E. Spagnoletti
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Seth and Ellyn Lehr 3
Bernard and Felicia Lemonick 1
Handsel B. and Karen Minyard 8
David P. OPC ’64
and Nancy W. Rogers 21
John D. and Theresa Rollins 15
Michael and Denise M. Speranza 13
Peter Jr. and Mary J. Spizzirri 1
Report Gifts
of
Joseph J. Jr. and Linda P. Leube 1 and Carolyn S. Montgomery 30 Joseph E. Ronan Jr. 7 Dennis and Val Starr
Stephen Levin and Myrna Stern 21 Ernest W. Moody Jr. Mitchell C. and Martha A. Rosenberg 7 Patrick J. and Diane Steffa 6
2006–2007 Howard and Susan Levine 1 and Iris L. Lewis-Moody 6 Priscilla R. and Joel J. Roslyn 14 Harold and Gail H. Stein 1
Donald M. and Victoria Levinson 1 Gregory B. and Susan T. Moore 7 Christopher R. OPC ’56 Avrom and Carol Steinbrook 24
Paul R. and Leslie Lewis 10 James J. III and Patricia G. Moore 9 and Jane D. Rosser 21 Kathryn Steinbugler 7
Andrew Lins and Judith Flood 3 Richard E. and Bonnie S. Moses 2 George A. Rosskam OPC ’71 17 George S. OPC ’47
Linda A. Lipscomb 9 Francis X. and Mary D. Murphy 8 Victoria D. Rosskam 17 and Mary C. Stewart 1
Henry and Alexandra Lipski 2 John M. and Donna Murray 21 Ronald E. Rossman OPC ’57 16 James S. OPC ’75 and Jill W. Still 24
Joseph and Bonnie P. Livezey 10 Walter R. and Joanna S. Myers 1 Carey V. and Janice M. Rowan 27 Lawrence A. and Donna Storm 1
Arthur P. Loeb OPC ’55 1 David Nation and Suzan Willcox 11 James C. and Adair M. Ruff 6 P. John and Lucy Strackhouse 7
Richard J. Sr. and Barbara N. Lyons 5 Daniel R. and Luana Neducsin 1 Daniel F. III and Elizabeth F. Ryan 17 Frank W. and Ann L. Straup 1
Bruce and Noreen MacCullough 19 Domingo and Patricia Negron 1 E. Anthony OPC ’78 Michael E. and Elissa S. Sullivan 20
William F. OPC ’62 Robert L. OPC ’75 and Lisa Saltzman 9 Jian-Zhong Sun and Zhaomei Mu 1
and Leslie MacDonald 4 and Susan K. Nydick 14 Victor W. Jr. and Loann C. Scarpato 15 Neal B. and Nayda Suway 2
Thomas G. Macy and Robert L. Sr. and Christine P. Nydick 15 Charles H. Schaefer OPC ’48 Shawn and Paula Sweeney 9
Elizabeth A. Glascott Hon. 1689 20 William F. Jr. and Cynthia M. O’Keefe 1 and Cornelia Guerrini 29 Jean O. Swihart 2
Russell F. and Meryle B. Mahrt 2 I. Shane and Myra Olshansky 21 Edward J. and Laurette F. Schernecke 22 William Jr. and Alice G. Sykes 21
Royden M. and Carey Maloumian 1 Yuko Omori 8 Stacey L. and Barbara J. Schwartz 23 Susan H. Talley 22
James D. and Eleanor A. Mangine 19 Franklin T. Osgood OPC ’48 1 Sharon A. Sexton Fusa W. Tanabe 1
Fredric R. OPC ’66 Carolyn F. Palaia 1 and Thomas Ferrick Jr. 6 William N. Tanner OPC ’57
and Sandra M. Mann 2 Robert B. Parsons OPC ’47 James H. Shacklett OPC ’70 and Anne Boyden 29
Michael E. OPC ’67 and Barbara Brecht Parsons 21 and Patricia A. Duffy 1 William B. and Louise Thompson 21
and Mahalah Markovitz Michael and Janine N. Pawlowsky 11 Ronald J. and Deborah Shaffer 14 Robert P. OPC ’38
Edwin H. III and Margie C. Marks 16 Louis S. Pearlstein and Mal Khatri 8 Carl H. III and Kathy G. Shaifer 1 and Mimi R. Thompson 8
Robert J. OPC ’73 and David C. Jr. and Margery S. Peet 15 Pamela R. Shannon 13 Perry and Joan S. Tishgart 15
Please note that the exponent following a person’s name indicates the number of consecutive years of giving in a particular category.
* deceased

Debra Valenti-Epstein 2 and Helen C. Decker 29 John Tasnan 1 Mark Franek 8
Joseph B. OPC ’52 J. Morris and Anne Evans 2 Sylvan and Frances E. Tobin 5 Elizabeth A. Glascott Hon. 1689 20
and Carol M.Van Sciver 28 Malcolm and Edith Ford 2 Charles J. and Dorothy Tornetta 2 Hyun Susan Goodman 23
David V. and Judy Wachs 3 B. Graeme OPC ’53 Pat Tortis * 2 Robert A. Gordon 21
William J. OPC ’50 and Anne C.Wall 3 and Barbara Frazier 12 David V. and Judy Wachs 3 William J. Goulding 29
Richard C. Walling Jr. 1 Mitchell S. and Lita N. Fromstein 2 Laura E. Weiss * 1 Randy W. Granger 12
Robert W. and Joan B. Walters 4 Jerome S. and Maxine K. Goodman 1 Grace R. Wheeler 26 Denise H. Haigler 8
Thomas D. Watkins OPC ’59 4 G. Davis OPC ’49 and Ann N. Greene 25 William and Wanda Will 7 Erin K. Harrington 2
Richard J. Wechsler and Jan Rubin 1 Bernard M. and Harriet Gross 2 Caesar D. and Josephine Williams 8 Barrett W. B. and James W. Hein 6
Michael G. and Julie A. Weick 2 Robert J. OPC ’40 Charles T. and Leah Wood 3 Judith L. Hill 1
Edward J. Jr. and Carol Weick 20 and Elizabeth T. Harbison 12 John E. and Susan Zuccotti 2 Erin P. Hughes 4
Perry R. and Jamie D. Weiner 3 Madeline Harvey 7 Jeffrey Humble 1
Ross and Marjorie Weiss 20 Charles Jr. and Patricia Hitschler 1 faculty and Cheryl Irving 19
Grace R. Wheeler 26 Emil H. OPC ’54 staff Hannah K. Jacoby-Rupp 6
Richard and Virginia M. Whelan 1 and Lynn Hubschman 3 Stephanie D. Judson 6
Nooha P. Ahmed-Lee 3
Robert W. and Anne H. White 21 Edith Jones 1 Charles S. Kaesshaefer OPC ’71 21
Ruth Aichenbaum 10
F. John OPC ’65 and Beth Ann White 24 Christine Joyner 4 Deborah A. Kaesshaefer 21
Cassandra Aldridge 3
Caesar D. and Josephine Williams 8 Balloch F. Kaesshaefer 18 Jennifer Ketler 3
Nancy B. Anderson 18
Henry D. and Stephanie Windmoeller 5 Donald R. OPC ’51 Jonathan B. Kinley 3
Earl J. Ball Hon. 1689 28
Judith K. and Harold Winn 10 and Dorothy Kardon 15 Rebecca Luzi 5
Pam R. Ball Hon. 1689 28
Marjorie L. and Herbert S.Winokur 3 Thelma Karr 3 Timothy M. Lynch 1
James M. Ballengee Jr. 1
George E. and Christina E. Woody 6 Esther Kurtz 1 Bruce MacCullough 19
Alice Bateman 4
Joseph and Norraine Wyszynski 21 Charlotte Lebowitz * 2 Edwin H. Marks III 16
Naveena D. Bembry 9
Mario and Jan M. Zacharjasz 5 Mella Leiderman 1 Marianne S. Master 4
Thomas J. Bender OPC ’98 2
Edward L. Zajkowski Bernard and Felicia Lemonick 1 Theodora D. Maurer 11
Bridgette Bonner-Fennal 1
and Kathleen Stinson 19 S. Martin and Lenore B. Lieberman 1 Brian W. McCloskey OPC ’82 6
Perry Bonner-Fennal 1
Deborah M. and Bruce Zakheim 11 Shelby Lozoff 1 Ruth A. McGee-Barrett 1
Stephen A. Bonnie OPC ’66 31 William
John and Margherita Zeglinski 1
Carter and Betty Zeleznik 8
Andrew and Betty Martina 3
Peter and Betty Mathieu
J. Crosby Brown 1
Allan B. Brown Hon. 1689 22
Deborah McIlvaine 3
Richard D. Mellor OPC ’69 21
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Report Gifts
Paul C. and Bonnie Zieger 2 Barbara Matt 2 Vicki C. Miles 1
Charles H. Brown 5
Jerome and Rosalie Miller 1 Matthew T. Miller OPC ’86 * 13 of
cuRRent Wallace T. and Betty L. Miller 14
John W. Burkhart OPC ’72 30
Rebecca T. Miller 13 2006–2007
and foRmeR
Christopher J. Burnett 8
Doris G. and Abbot C. Mohn * 10 Paul S. Butler 8 Michael Moulton 3
GRandpaRents Nazar and Artemis Nazarian 2 Sandra L. Carpino 8 Diona C. Nicolucci 5
Paul D. and Elsie G. Anthony 2 Robert L. Sr. and Christine P. Nydick 15 Tamar Charry 4 Eva Kay Noone 12
E. Richard and Norma Bailey 3 Dolores O’Brien 5 Christine Christoph 8 Cary Normile 1
Helen Bambino 1 Peter and Doris Osborne 3 Elizabeth Coombs 1 Sandrine K. Pal 3
Anne W. Banse 2 Charles and Jeanne Perin 9 Jennifer B. Cubbin 1 Phillip Palkon 1
Matthew and Gloria Barnett 7 William H. and Jean M. Roberts 3 Patricia E. Cunningham 19 Levan A. Payton 3
Doris Bartuska 2 Rudolph and Muriel Robinson 7 Hal S. Davidow 11 Barbara Petruzzelli 1
Reza I. and Hildegarde Bashey 9 Jean Rosania 1 Alice M. Davis 1 James D. Phillips OPC ’90 1
Rosalind B. and William Bass * 3 Beverly A. Samuels 2 Theodore F. Decker OPC ’78 25 Sandra B. Portnoy 8
Robert H. and Roberta A. Bembry 6 Harold G. and Adele K. Schaeffer 4 Barbara Dobias 3 Rosanne Punzo 16
Jordan S. and Diane Berman 3 J. Craig Jr. and Patricia Shields 8 Rachel Dyer OPC ’92 15 Harvey D. Rentschler 2
John K. and Louise K. Binswanger 2 Jacob A. Shipon and Judith Rotko 1 Benjamin B. Dziedzic 7 Thomas Rickards 1
George J. and Judith K. Broder 1 Armita Sims 1 Valdis Erdmanis 1 Karen S. Riedlmeier 7
Aminta Burnett 1 Frank G. Jr. and Taylor Slaughter 4 Daniel Evans 3 Parveen B. Roberts 8
H. Donald and Sondra S. Busch 28 Sue Smith 2 Catherine Ezzo 1 Margaret Rogers 1
Bernard and Andrea H. Clyman 1 Elaine Smith 2 Anthony J. Farrell 5 John T. Rogers Hon. 1689 21
Pauline Collins 1 Arthur and Muriel Smoker 5 Joseph P. Fitzmartin 2 Joan Rosen 8
M. Todd and Margaret S. Cooke * 2 Eleanor Speranza 5 Elizabeth A. Flemming 2 Sheila A. Ruen 4
Irvin E. and Beatrice Custer 1 Jane O. Staman 29 Debra Foley 1 Jon Saltzman 1
Alice M. and David R. Davis 1 Edward and Lynda Stock 8 Darryl J. Ford 10 Mary Schilling 3
T. Frank OPC ’45 Robert Swanson 9 Malcolm J. Ford 5 Corinne Scioli 1

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Sharon A. Sexton 6 Tom and Carol Cullen 1 Eleanor M. McCoy 1 Stephen and Anne B. Watters 25
Pamela R. Shannon 13 John D. and Maria Dover 17 Joyce G. McCray 14 Caroline Waxler 2
Kathleen F. Singer 1 Patrick Dwyer 1 Joan McIlvaine Hon. 1689 23 Ernest Welde Jr. 3
Carol Spadaro 20 J. Morris and Anne Evans 2 Joseph McMahon 1 Edward and Judith M. Zubrow 17
Carol Steinbrook Hon. 1689 24 William M. Jr. and Carol J. Felton 16 Kevin McNally 1
Virginia Stewart 1 Theodore L. and Ann S. Gaillard 1 John and Barbara N. McNichol 3 coRpoRations
Douglas D. Uhlmann Hon. 1689 6 A. Cope and Anne W. Garrett 1 Stephen and Kimberly W. Morris 4 and
Stephen Vallette 1 Edwin and Judith Gerber 17 Jeremy Nazimek 1 foundations
Deborah White 3 Henry F. and Katherine W. Goldman 1 Gil Ortale 1
Grace Goodrich 2 Julie Ortale 1 Aetna Foundation Inc.
Vera Wilson 1
Bryan and Gina Gramiak 1 Catherine Ortale-Grimes Concorde Inc.
Robert W. Wilson 1
Gilbert L. Granger and Michael Grimes 1 The Conston Foundation
Marta Zamora 12
and Cornelia A. Hill 1 Penn Charter Alumni Society 7 Daroff Design Inc. and DDI
John A. Zuccotti 2
G. Davis III and Penka Greene 1 Penn Charter Community 8 Architects, PC
fRiends Mark and Julie Grimes 1 Mitchell Paul 1 David Cutler Group
General Mills, Inc.
Mary Grimes-Anderson 1 Richard Pepino 1
L. Talbot and Maisie Adamson 1 Henri J. and Kikuko I. Guiraud 3 Joseph S. and Carol Perrott 25 The Graham Company
Thomas and Christine Barnes 2 Karen S. Hallowell 1 Christina Pietrak 1 Grimes and Grimes, L.L.C. 1
Benjamin R. and Barbara A. Barnett Jonathan M. and Jane S. Harper 19 Robert A. and Verna Prentice 1 Henkels Foundation
Bruce H. and Nancy F. Begin 5 Frank D. and Margine M. Holland Jr. 5 P.M. and Mary E. Procacci 1 Houghton-Carpenter Foundation
Elizabeth and Thomas A. Bell 3 Doug Hopkins and Joy Sill-Hopkins 2 Carolyn J. Quill 9 INTECH Construction, Inc.
Sarah W. and Dave Black 1 Robert B. Jordon and Gladys Ruiz 13 Debra A. and Thomas Quirk 1 Kasbar National Industries, Inc.
Lisa M. and Brent Blanchard 1 Christine Joyner 4 Rose J. and Peter Randall 1 Kelly’s Sports LTD.
Anita Brock 1 Cynthia V. Kahle 1 Tom and Lori Rocks 1 The Philadelphia Foundation
George B. Bryant 10 Streeper and Thelma Karr * 3 Jorge A. Roig III 3 Philip Rosenau Co., Inc.
Jeannette E. Burtnett 29 Frederick F. and Natalie K. Kempner 22 Karen J. Rothschild 1 Robert Ford Electric Company
M. Reid Bush 8 Peter and Jackie Kosta 1 Benedict Saurino 1 Rotko Family Foundation
William Sandra W. and David Carl * 1 Craig and Rachael Levin 1 Edward O. Shakespeare 22 The Samuel and
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and Patricia Carty-Clark 1
Bertram Jr. Lippincott 1 John E. and Jackie Singmaster 3 Rebecca Kardon Foundation
Thomas B. Jr. and Gail MacCabe 1 Richard R. Smith 1 Snave Foundation
Report Gifts
of Kelly Conroy 1 Giovanna Makarechi 1 Hugo D. and Susan G. Smith 1 Susquehanna International Group, LLP
2006–2007 Frederick A. and Fotios and Alexandra Malitas 1 Jane O. Staman 1 Tenet Healthcare Foundation
Katherine A. Coombs 3 Harry D. and Mary Malitas 1 John C. and Marcia K. Stone 1 Williamson Hospitality Services, Inc.
Joan B. Costello Hon. 1689 24 Nancy Manos 1 Elizabeth S. Stutzman 1 Winokur Family Foundation
James and Katherine M. Cranney 19 Philip M. and Ruth B. Maroney 24 John Tasnan 1 Zieger and Sons, Inc.
Memorial Gifts 2006–2007
The following individuals were honored by gifts made in memoriam by family, classmates or friends.
In MeMory of In MeMory of In MeMory of In MeMory of
George Aitken OPC ’72 Phoenix KiddKannon Ballard Joseph T. Beardwood III OPC ’44 John T. Bennett OPC ’49
Mark S. Aitken OPC ’72 Mitchell S. Goldenberg and Jane Feldgus Louise B. Beardwood G. Davis Greene OPC ’49
Lowell S. Thomas OPC ’49
In MeMory of In MeMory of In MeMory of
Jean S. Alber Edmond E. Bambino Joseph T. Beardwood Jr. In MeMory of
Louise B. Beardwood Wilbert L. Braxton Hon. 1689
Robert B. Beale OPC ’64 Helen Bambino
and Nina P. Braxton Hon. 1689
In MeMory of
In MeMory of In MeMory of Max W. Beck OPC ’68 Lowell P. Braxton OPC ’58
Jerome I. Aron OPC ’35 Sidney E. Barnes OPC ’55 Domingo P. Negron OPC ’96 Kabir S. Bundy OPC ’72
Elizabeth J. Aron John L. MacWilliams OPC ’55 The Fifth Grade Class Marilyn Entwisle
In MeMory of In MeMory of In MeMory of In MeMory of
John F. Arts Bill Barrett Arthur Bell OPC ’48 Louis Brown OPC ’82
David L. Mather OPC ’89 The Garnick Family Pauline H. Bell Karen A. Brown
Please note that the exponent following a person’s name indicates the number of consecutive years of giving in a particular category.
* deceased

In MeMory of In MeMory of In MeMory of In MeMory of
Kenneth Caldwell OPC ’89 James A. Golden David L. Kurtz R. David McGuckin Jr.
Timothy G. Duffy OPC ’87 James P. Golden OPC ’79 David J. Rachofsky Catherine L. Cantlin OPC ’92
Judith Gerber Hon. 1689
In MeMory of In MeMory of In MeMory of
David B. Gleit OPC ’87
Harold C. Gottehrer OPC ’97 Dermot Kurtz OPC ’94 Robert D. McGuckin Sr. OPC ’57
Barry J. Markman OPC ’90 Catherine L. Cantlin OPC ’92
David L. Mather OPC ’89 Patricia G. and James J. Moore Garrett C. Ball OPC ’94
Generoso C. OPC ’88 and Mary Rullo Domingo P. Negron OPC ’96 In MeMory of
In MeMory of Herbert B. McVey
In MeMory of In MeMory of David Downey Lees OPC ’38
Donald O. Bailey OPC ’45
Swithin T. Chandler OPC 1908 Joseph P. Grace Peggy Ann Lees H. Leonard Brown OPC ’45
Helen C. and T. Frank Decker OPC ’45 John J. Grace
In MeMory of
Harvey H. Frank Jr. OPC ’45
Theodore F. OPC ’78 Richard M. Lambert OPC ’45
and Susan Decker
In MeMory of Simon Leiderman
John F. Gummere OPC ’18 William F. Matlack OPC ’47
Mella Leiderman
In MeMory of George W. Linn OPC ’58 Margine McVey Holland
Robert C. Claus OPC ’52 In MeMory of A. Richard Teller OPC ’45
In MeMory of John E. Linck OPC ’82
Richard T. Claus OPC ’50
Ruthana Hadley In MeMory of
Erik L. Enters OPC ’82
In MeMory of John W. Burkhart OPC ’72 Whitey Mellor
Jeanette Cohn In MeMory of Richard Mellor OPC ’69
Robert S. and Diane Bass In MeMory of Richard Lister Patricia G. and James J. Moore
John H. Hanson OPC ’40 Robert S. and Diane Bass
In MeMory of Gilman Hanson In MeMory of
Charles E. Cooper In MeMory of William E. Mikell OPC ’45
Jeffrey S. Brown OPC ’86 In MeMory of Charles H. Long III OPC ’70 Timothy M. Lynch
James Harvey
Nancy M. Long
In MeMory of Alexis Harvey-Paolini In MeMory of
Gordon N. Crosby OPC ’58 Edward C. Driscoll OPC ’70 Samuel Edward Miles
and Michael A. Paolini
Peter S. Crosby OPC ’73 Pearl Moore
In MeMory of
In MeMory of Charles H. Long Jr. OPC ’40
In MeMory of In MeMory of
Harry R. Hirshorn William
Ethel Eckman Nancy M. Long
Lois Snyder Ralph S. Hirshorn OPC ’56
Matthew T. Miller OPC ’86
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In MeMory of
In MeMory of In MeMory of
Philip R. Huntoon OPC ’68
David Daniel Lynch OPC ’88 In MeMory of Report Gifts
of
Russell J. Epprecht OPC ’61 Jean O. Swihart Julia Sargeant Mitchell
Peter R. Epprecht OPC ’68 Charles W. Huntoon OPC ’65 Charles L. Mitchell OPC ’70
2006–2007
In MeMory of
In MeMory of In MeMory of
Charles H. MacFarland OPC ’43 In MeMory of
Thomas P. Emmons OPC ’44 David S. Huston Chip Morgan
Margaret Emmons Joseph H. Huston OPC ’67 George E. Davidson OPC ’44
Edward C. Driscoll OPC ’70
William F. O’Keefe
In MeMory of In MeMory of In MeMory of
Henry C. Evans OPC ’22 J. Hollingsworth Huston OPC ’24 In MeMory of
James S. Morgan OPC ’35
Robert R. Matzke OPC ’59 Joseph H. Huston OPC ’67 Donald B. Martin OPC ’45
H. Payson Brickley OPC ’35
John G. Cunningham OPC ’45
In MeMory of
In MeMory of Lydia Martin In MeMory of
Russell A. Faber Hon. 1689 Edward White Jones II OPC ’39 Edward R. Moss
Andrew A. Caimi OPC ’50
Martha Jones In MeMory of Judith R. Moss
In MeMory of Charles Yates Masella OPC ’59
Catherine Festa In MeMory of Robert R. Matzke OPC ’59 In MeMory of
Matthew E. Schernecke OPC ’94 Donald A. Jordan OPC ’55 Walter O’Brien
Kenneth L. Jordan OPC ’58 In MeMory of Dolores O’Brien
In MeMory of Arthur P. Loeb OPC ’55 Thomas McCarthy
Richard B. Fisher OPC ’53 Terrence P. Dowling OPC ’79 In MeMory of
Richard L. Geyer OPC ’53 In MeMory of Peter K. Ortale OPC ’83
Manny Kardon In MeMory of Joseph S. Perrott Hon. 1689
In MeMory of
The Samuel and Rebecca Kardon Bud McCloskey Anthony R. Resch OPC ’81
Paul Gearinger
Bradford M. Gearinger OPC ’58 Foundation George A. Greenle Charles M. Roberts OPC ’84
In MeMory of In MeMory of In MeMory of In MeMory of
Kenneth A. Gerber OPC ’85 Robert H. Krook OPC ’51 Michael L. McDonald OPC ’92 Clifton O. Page
Steven K. Gerber OPC ’83 Allen M. Barstow OPC ’51 Jessica M. Bender OPC ’92 Harry L. J. Garrett OPC ’55

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Memorial Gifts continued
In MeMory of In MeMory of In MeMory of In MeMory of
Ralph F. Palaia OPC ’68 Charles Ricker Harry R. Smith Evans Taylor OPC ’35
Carolyn F. Palaia Edward A. Woolley OPC ’47 David R. and Diane C. Smith H. Payson Brickley OPC ’35
In MeMory of In MeMory of
In MeMory of In MeMory of
Louis T. Savino III Jeffrey Weis
Edward C. Quin III OPC ’41 Joseph Spadaro
Dain E. Lewis OPC ’03 John P. English
Margaret Quin The Garnick Family
Paul R. Lewis
In MeMory of
In MeMory of In MeMory of William M. Welch II OPC ’15
J. Dean Reichelle In MeMory of
Metro Schernecke William M. Welch III OPC ’49
John P. Staman Jr. OPC ’38
Sarah Owrid Allison Matthew E. Schernecke OPC ’94
John and Claire Duxbury In MeMory of
Emma Owrid Betta
In MeMory of Mildred O.R. Eckfeldt Walton R. Winder OPC ’62
Jack V. Scott OPC ’49 Alison B. Peet OPC ’99 Louis F. Burke OPC ’62
In MeMory of
William H. Resch David A. Scott OPC ’60 David C. Peet Jr. F. Stone and Julie Roberts OPC ’62
Patricia G. and James J. Moore In MeMory of David C. Peet III OPC ’01
Anthony R. Resch OPC ’81 Craig R. Smith OPC ’98 John S. Peet OPC ’04
Robert L. Rosania OPC ’82 Isaac R. Whitman OPC ’00 Jane O. Staman
Honorarium Gifts 2006–2007
The following individuals were honored by gifts made by family, classmates or friends.
In Honor of Robert P. OPC ’49 Brian B. and Laura A. Huber In Honor of
Richard Balderston OPC ’69 and Barbara D. Hauptfuhrer Allen L. and Judith P. Kramer Danielle and Gabrielle Bembry
Benjamin J. Cooper OPC ’03 Brian B. and Laura A. Huber Joseph J. Jr. and Linda P. Leube Robert H. and Roberta A. Bembry
William
Henri J. and Kikuko Guirard Louisa M. Macy OPC ’03
4 Penn
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Allen L. and Judith P. Kramer
Joseph J. Jr. and Linda P. Leube E. R. III and Maryanne J. McDevitt In Honor of
Michael H. Berman
Report Gifts Louisa M. Macy OPC ’03 Norma W. Mercer Hon. 1689
In Honor of Evan W. OPC ’54 and Nancy Michener Jordan S. and Diane Berman
of E. R. III and Maryanne J. McDevitt
James M. Ballengee
2006–2007 Casey Sharbaugh OPC ’07 Norma W. Mercer Hon. 1689
Penn Charter Community In Honor of
Joel S. and Joan Rosen Jayne Bernsten OPC ’07
Evan W. OPC ’54 and Nancy Michener
Lisa Slowik OPC ’94 Kate Goldenberg and Family
In Honor of Penn Charter Community
Earl J. Ball III Hon. 1689 Jonathan Torrey OPC ’07 Rudolph and Muriel Robinson
Joel S. and Joan Rosen Joseph B. OPC ’52
Perry and Bridgette Bonner-Fennal Lisa Slowik OPC ’94 and Carol M.Van Sciver In Honor of
Sandra L. Carpino Marcia K. Stone John M. OPC ’66 and Kobkit J.Wilson Michael Bonventure
Christine Christoph Joseph B. OPC ’52 The Clayman Family Foundation
Merritt T. Cooke III and Carol M.Van Sciver In Honor of
and Grace Sharples-Cooke Jonathan Banner In Honor of
John M. OPC ’66 and Kobkit J.Wilson
Joel F. and Barbara M. Davidson Joseph J. and Helaine S. Banner Allen Brown Hon. 1689
John D. Dover In Honor of Marilyn Entwisle
Pam R. Ball Hon. 1689 In Honor of
Bruce K. OPC ’72 Raymond Barber In Honor of
Meredith L. Albert OPC ’03
and Christina H. Entwisle Conor O’Neill OPC ’07 Charlie Brown
Perry and Bridgette Bonner-Fennal
Charles A. OPC ’31 Merritt T. Cooke III
Sandra L. Carpino In Honor of
and Jacqueline Ernst and Grace Sharples-Cooke
Joel F. and Barbara M. Davidson Arthur R. and Terry H. Bartolozzi
Darryl J. Ford and Gail Sullivan Megan Thompson OPC ’07
John D. Dover Barbara Lam
Malcolm and Edith Ford Darryl J. Ford and Gail Sullivan
Malcolm J. and Kathy Ford In Honor of In Honor of
Malcolm and Edith Ford Fred Brown
Ralph L. OPC ’44 Jonathan Bass
Robert A. and Susan M. Gordon
Rosalind B. Bass Charles H. and Marie Brown
and Elfrida B. Goetzenberger Richard P. OPC ’61
Robert A. and Susan M. Gordon and Louise Hamilton In Honor of In Honor of
Richard P. OPC ’61 Robert P. OPC ’49 Erika Berger OPC ’07 J. Crosby Brown
and Louise Hamilton and Barbara D. Hauptfuhrer Kathleen L. Wallace Ryan Hoffman OPC ’07
Please note that the exponent following a person’s name indicates the number of consecutive years of giving in a particular category.
* deceased

In Honor of In Honor of In Honor of In Honor of
Nache Buie Jacob Dresden Hon. 1689 Max and Molly Goldman Christopher Lins OPC ’02
Yolanda Holmes Stephen R. Mazda OPC ’75 Henry F. and Katherine W. Goldman Andrew Lins and Judith Flood
In Honor of In Honor of In Honor of In Honor of
John W. Burkhart OPC ’72 Sonia Duprez Randy W. Granger Hon. 1689 Max and Will Lubowitz
Jayne Bernsten OPC ’07 Charles J. OPC ’80 Andrew Rentschler OPC ’95 Norman S. Cohen
Elizabeth Strasbaugh OPC ’07 and Hyun Susan Goodman
In Honor of In Honor of
Dan Tramontina OPC ’07
In Honor of Connor and Grace Harbison Timothy M. Lynch
In Honor of Adam and Alex Dworetzky Robert Swanson Joshua Heinsheimer OPC ’07
William B. Carr OPC ’69 Anne W. Banse
In Honor of In Honor of
Merritt T. Cooke III
In Honor of Shannon Harrington OPC ’07 Elizabeth Pennock Maris
and Grace Sharples-Cooke
Anthony J. Farrell Kate Goldenberg and Family Samuel W. Levitt OPC ’77
In Honor of Gabriel Parra OPC ’07 and Ellen Goldsmith
Rosemary Cavalcante In Honor of
In Honor of Michael Heasley In Honor of
Jorie Dugan OPC ’07
Joseph P. Fitzmartin Brian W. McCloskey OPC ’82
Elan Jones OPC ’07 Ellen McDevitt OPC ’07
Kelsey Dorwart OPC ’07 Joseph S. Perrott Hon. 1689
Bridget McDugall OPC ’07
Carleton P. and Debra A. Erdman In Honor of
In Honor of
In Honor of David B. Picker and Grace A. Flisser Roger S. Hillas OPC ’45
Charnae McCoy
the Class of 1940 James E. Rappoport Roger S. Hillas OPC ’71 and Lisa Olson
Charles V. McCoy
George L. Davis OPC ’40 and Karen L. Daroff
In Honor of
Walter C. and Jane F. Evans Hon. 1689 In Honor of
In Honor of Daniel and Gregory Holdsman Patrick J. McDonough OPC ’90
Charles Clayton OPC ’55 In Honor of Bernard and Andrea H. Clyman John Tasnan
Morton and Judith Craine Darryl J. Ford
In Honor of
Marc D. and Andrea S. Brookman In Honor of
In Honor of Mae House Bridget McDugall OPC ’07
Merritt T. Cooke III
Catherine Clinton Marvin A. Smith
and Grace Sharples-Cooke Thomas J. and Denise McDugall William
Leonard and Linda Hatch
In Honor of
Joel F. and Barbara M. Davidson
Michael and Eileen E. Greenberg
In Honor of
Caroline E. and Kathleen D. OPC
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Anna B. McGlynn OPC ’03
Philip and Todd Cooke Patricia Patrizi ’04 Huber Deirdre Brett Report Gifts
of
Margaret S. Cooke The 2007 Senior Class Brian B. and Laura A. Huber
In Honor of
2006–2007
In Honor of
David B. Picker and Grace A. Flisser
In Honor of Michael and Stephen McVeigh
Chuck Cooper Ronald J. and Deborah Shaffer
Erin P. Hughes Paul D. and Elsie G. Anthony
Jeffrey S. Brown OPC ’86 Adam J. Shelly OPC ’04
Anita A. Idiculla OPC ’99
Rachael Wolf OPC ’07 In Honor of
In Honor of In Honor of
Rick Mellor OPC ’69
Irvin and Beatrice Custer Benjamin Fries
In Honor of Mark W. Adzick OPC ’07
David R. and Diane C. Smith Peter and Doris Osborne
Cheryl Irving
In Honor of
In Honor of In Honor of Alexandra Lipschultz OPC ’07
S. Todd Meyer OPC ’99
Alice Davis Hon. 1689 Harry L. J. Garrett OPC ’55
In Honor of Stephen F. and Sarilynne S. Meyer
M. Reid Bush A. Cope Garrett OPC ’51
Dylan Isaacson OPC ’07
Amanda Davis OPC ’07 In Honor of
In Honor of Ryan Kang OPC ’07 Rebecca T. Miller
In Honor of
Beth Glascott Hon. 1689
In Honor of Timothy J. and Patricia K. Szuhaj
Helen C. and T. Frank Decker Merritt T. Cooke III
OPC ’45 and Grace Sharples-Cooke Stephanie Judson
In Honor of
Theodore F. OPC ’78 Marina Kats Merritt T. Cooke III Kathryn Moran
and Susan Decker Robert K. OPC ’74 and Carol Kurz and Grace Sharples-Cooke Sue Smith
In Honor of In Honor of In Honor of In Honor of
Nancy Donaghy Hon. 1689 Elizabeth Golden OPC ’07 Charles Kurz II OPC ’63 Joseph Moshe
Carol Spadaro Kate Goldenberg and Family Elizabeth and Thomas A. Bell Gabriel O. and Orly Maravankin
In Honor of In Honor of In Honor of In Honor of
Jesse Dougherty Marji Goldman Noah J. Lebowitz-Lockard Kiera Murasko-Blank OPC ’07
Sarah Miller OPC ’07 Dean and Susanna Adler Charlotte Lebowitz Kate Goldenberg and Family

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Honorarium Gifts continued
In Honor of In Honor of In Honor of In Honor of
Arden Rose Neff Thomas and Rita Rafferty John T. Rogers Hon. 1689 Elaine Smith
Barry and Elaine M. Neff Generoso C. OPC ’88 Ruth A. McGee-Barrett David R. and Diane C. Smith
and Mary Rullo
In Honor of In Honor of In Honor of
Cary Normile In Honor of Gloria Schwartz Lewis S. Somers 3rd OPC ’44
Andrew OPC ’02 and John F. OPC ’78 and Kristin Somers
Timothy J. Szuhaj Eric Schwartz OPC ’07
Julia OPC ’04 Richards
In Honor of William H. Richards In Honor of In Honor of
Michael, James Pat and Craig Sheilds Will Sun OPC ’04
In Honor of
and Justine Paolini Geoffrey H. OPC ’75 Jian-Zhong Sun and Zhaomei Mu
Dylan and Gibson Roberts
Madeline Harvey Reza I. and Hildegarde Bashey and Kim Shields
In Honor of
In Honor of In Honor of Michael G. Weick OPC ’06
In Honor of
Reid OPC ’77 and Parveen Roberts Alex, Bryan, David OPC ’88, Michael G. and Julie A. Weick
Scott OPC ’74 Perper and Marc OPC ’84 Shipon
Erika Berger OPC ’07 In Honor of
Janet B. Perper Jacob A. Shipon and Judith Rotko
Robert C. Zeleznik OPC ’84
In Honor of
In Honor of Jeremy OPC ’07 and Tyler Robinson In Honor of Carter and Betty Zeleznik
Margurite T. Pfoutz OPC ’99 Arthur and Muriel Smoker Daniel Smith
C. Michael Pfoutz David M. Robinson Elaine Smith
Gifts-in-Kind
The following individuals have donated gifts for the school’s use. From books and videos for the library
to a digital camera for the Class Record to flowers and decorations for events, these gifts enhance our
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Raymond W. Barber Robert A. and Susan M. Gordon Stephanie D. Judson John R. and Patricia L. Noonan
Report Gifts
Barksdale Studios Anne Carlin Gottehrer and Cleveland D. Rea Levan A. and Karyn Payton
of Bruce H. Begin William J. Goulding Charles Kurz OPC ’63 Barbara Perin
2006–2007 Martha M. Brady John D. and Wendy B. Ingersoll George H. Kurz OPC ’46 Harvey D. and Barbara H. Rentschler
Wayne Brown OPC ’51 Judith L. Hill and Louis G. Silverblank and Elisabeth Ankersmit Sharon A. Sexton and Thomas Ferrick
William H. OPC ’53 and Marianne Bux Patricia Hunt and F. John Hagele Jack McDavid Sarah L. Sharp
Walter C. and Jane F. Evans Hon. 1689 Margaret Hilsdon Gregory B. and Susan T. Moore Robert W. and Mary Margaret Wilson
Please note that the exponent following a person’s name indicates the number of consecutive years of giving in a particular category.
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to match employees’ donations to nonprofit
This exciting and innovative program is an opportunity organizations. Last year, 84 donors doubled or
to support two values that are at the core of the Penn tripled their gifts to Penn Charter by requesting
Charter experience: scholarship and diversity. matching contributions, which totaled $105,578.
Participation in the Pennsylvania Educational To see if your company matches or for more
Improvement Tax Credit program (EITC) allows information, please contact:
corporate citizens to direct taxes from the Rachel Dyer
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to William Development Officer
Penn Charter School. EITC permits companies William Penn Charter School
that pay specific Pennsylvania corporate taxes to 215-844-3460 ext. 131
donate up to $222,222 to Penn Charter in rdyer@penncharter.com
support of scholarship — and receive a tax credit Aetna Foundation, Inc. Northwestern Mutual
of up to 90 percent of the donation. American Express Company, Inc. LifeFoundation, Inc.
For more information on the EITC program AOL Time Warner, Inc. Pepsico Foundation
and scholarship at Penn Charter, please contact: ARAMARK Corporation Pitney Bowes, Inc.
Rachel Dyer AXA Foundation PNC Bank
Bank of America Raytheon Company
Development Officer
Campbell Soup Company RBC Dain Rauscher
William Penn Charter School Federated Department Stores, Inc. Reebok International
215-844-3460 ext. 131 Fidelity Investments Susquehanna International
rdyer@penncharter.com FM Global Group, LLP William
Concorde, Inc. Philip Rosenau Co., Inc.
General Electric Company
General Mills, Inc.
Tenet Healthcare Foundation
The Glenmede Corporation
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Stephen Rosenzweig Philip Rosenau General Re Corporation The H. O. West Foundation Report Gifts
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Goldman, Sachs & Co. The Michael and Susan Dell
David Cutler Group Robert Ford Electric Company Houghton Carpenter Foundation Foundation
2006–2007
David Cutler Stuart Ford IKON Office Solutions, Inc. The Pew Charitable Trusts
J. P. Morgan Chase Company The Prudential Foundation
The Graham Company Zieger & Sons, Inc.
Jones Lang LaSalle The Quaker Chemical Foundation
William A. Graham OPC ’58 Mark Zieger OPC ’86
Kraft Foods, Inc. UBS Foundation
Paul Zieger
INTECH Construction, Inc. Lehman Brothers, Inc. United Parcel Service of America, Inc.
Steve Zieger OPC ’89 Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc Vanguard Group, Inc.
Craig Sabatino OPC ’74
Merck & Co., Inc. Verizon Foundation
Kasbar National Industries, Inc. Merrill Lynch & Company, Inc. Wachovia Foundation
Steven and Doreen Derman Microsoft Wells Fargo
Morgan Stanley-Dean Witter William E. Schmidt Foundation
National Liberty Corporation Wm.Wrigley Jr. Company Foundation
College Prep Other Gifts
The Allen Hilles Fund Roger OPC ’45 and Dee Hillas, George and Hannah Bricker
The Christopher Ludwick Foundation United Way of Southeastern Memorial Foundation
The Ellis Trust and Pennsylvania Wyatt Wistar Brown Trust
White-Williams Scholars Marc and Laura McKenna Aaron Levan Dettra Memorial Fund
Janine M. Garvey, United Way Penn Charter Alumni Society Charles E. Ellis Grant and
of Southeastern Pennsylvania Rasheed A. Wallace Foundation Scholarship Fund
Gatter Foundation White & Richardson Trust E. Adelaide and Mary Wallace Fund

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Frameworks for the Future
The following lists of alumni and parents are contributing volunteer time to the objectives of Frameworks for the Future,
our capital campaign. The Alumni Committee has expanded exponentially this past year and now totals 318 participants.
Classes celebrating special five-year reunions organized committees and made class gifts in support of the Frameworks
campaign and the Annual Fund. Classes of the 2s and 7s (1997 through 1947) raised an astounding aggregate of $xxxxx.
The school is enormously grateful for this extraordinary outpouring of interest and support.
alumni John D. Milner OPC ’56
John M. Phelan OPC ’56
William F. MacDonald OPC ’62
Kevin A. McKinney OPC ’62
Edward C. Driscoll OPC ’70
George J. Hauptfuhrer OPC ’70
campaiGn Christopher R. Rosser OPC ’56 George E. Meagher OPC ’62 Edward R. Over OPC ’70
committee William H. Surgner OPC ’56 Ronald O. Prickitt OPC ’62 Robert N. Reeves OPC ’70
Paul W. Allen OPC ’33 * James F. Tetzlaff OPC ’56 F. Stone Roberts OPC ’62 Jonathan H. Sprogell OPC ’70
Richard P. Brown OPC ’38 Bruce M. Ambler OPC ’57 Stephen W. Simpson OPC ’62 William J. Welsh OPC ’70
John K. Desmond OPC ’43 Kenneth Jack Barber OPC ’57 James L. Underkoffler OPC ’62 Randolph C. Barba OPC ’71
Sevill Schofield OPC ’43 G. Allan Dash OPC ’57 Robert E. Brickley OPC ’63 William D. Barker OPC ’71
Lewis S. Somers OPC ’44 George M. Dolan OPC ’57 David D. Buckley OPC ’63 John J. Foderaro OPC ’71
H. Leonard Brown OPC ’45 Gerald A. Hedges OPC ’57 Charles L. Burrall OPC ’63 R. Keith Helmetag OPC ’71
Theodore S. Coxe OPC ’45 James V. Masella OPC ’57 Joseph S. Churchman OPC ’63 Frederick H. Landell OPC ’71
T. Frank Decker OPC ’45 James G. Masland OPC ’57 Jacques P. Fiechter OPC ’63 T. Edward O’Neil OPC ’71
Roger S. Hillas OPC ’45 Harold B. McFarland OPC ’57 Richard J. Gilkeson OPC ’63 Robert A. Picardo OPC ’71
Millard L. Breiden OPC ’46 Robert D. McGuckin OPC ’57 * L. E. Haines OPC ’63 William H. Resch OPC ’71
Benjamin H. Linton OPC ’46 John J. McKenna OPC ’57 Martin N. Krasney OPC ’63 Mark S. Aitken OPC ’72
Edward Driscoll OPC ’47 John S. McKenzie OPC ’57 Charles Kurz OPC ’63 Bruce K. Balderston OPC ’72
Peter A. Benoliel OPC ’49 Peter S. Stern OPC ’57 Douglas S. Little OPC ’63 George A. Buffum OPC ’72
William M. Welch OPC ’49 William N. Tanner OPC ’57 Thomas H. Magid OPC ’63 John W. Burkhart OPC ’72
Wayne G. Brown OPC ’51 Lynn Wills John A. Affleck OPC ’64 Edward W. Enoch OPC ’72
Donald L. Greene OPC ’51 John E. F. Corson OPC ’58 John S. Morrow OPC ’64 Bruce K. Entwisle OPC ’72
Donald R. Kardon OPC ’51 Robert D. Morrow OPC ’58 Stephen A. Bonnie OPC ’66 Lewis H. Johnston OPC ’72
William David N. Weinman OPC ’51 William E. Chapman OPC ’59 John W. Braxton OPC ’66 John F. Wilson OPC ’72
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Arthur P. Woolley OPC ’51
George Corson OPC ’52
James B. Coles OPC ’59
George E. Deming OPC ’59
Thomas W. Christy OPC ’66
Paul W. Greco OPC ’66
Robert J. Marquess OPC ’73
J. Peter Davis OPC ’74
Report Gifts
of Bruce Waechter OPC ’52 R. Ford Hutchinson OPC ’59 Martin J. Harrity OPC ’66 Albert M. Greenfield OPC ’74
2006–2007 William H. Bux OPC ’53 Kenneth L. Kershbaum OPC ’59 Richard W. Holmes OPC ’66 Robert K. Kurz OPC ’74
Alfred F. Bracher OPC ’54 David P. Kollock OPC ’59 William J. Jones OPC ’66 James S. Still OPC ’75
William G. Hamilton OPC ’54 Nelson J. Luria OPC ’59 Thomas P. Lom OPC ’66 Michael J. Andris OPC ’76
Emil H. Hubschman OPC ’54 Thomas A. Ralph OPC ’59 Fredric R. Mann OPC ’66 D. Jeffry Benoliel OPC ’76
James A. Lehman OPC ’54 Henry S. Rogers OPC ’59 Richard C. Pitman OPC ’66 Robert W. De Bolt OPC ’76
Warrin C. Meyers OPC ’54 Rush B. Smith OPC ’59 Christopher L. Allen OPC ’67 Jeffrey T. Harbison OPC ’76
Evan W. Michener OPC ’54 Thomas D. Watkins OPC ’59 Robert C. Buckley OPC ’67 William L. Kissick OPC ’76
Charles Clayton OPC ’55 Jacob G. Bumm OPC ’61 Harry S. Cherken OPC ’67 James E. Lemonick OPC ’76
William S. Colehower OPC ’55 John G. Crosby OPC ’61 W. Terrence Cushmore OPC ’67 William N. Mebane OPC ’76
Edward B. Fiske OPC ’55 David L. Geyer OPC ’61 Mark Hankin OPC ’67 Brent Sherwood OPC ’76
Earl W. Glazier OPC ’55 J. Freedley Hunsicker OPC ’61 Paul G. Harrington OPC ’67 Randolph C. Charles OPC ’77
Robert L. Gray OPC ’55 Duncan M. McFarland OPC ’61 C. Scott Kulicke OPC ’67 Bruce A. Dillard OPC ’77
Donald A. Jordan OPC ’55 Richard A. Redeker OPC ’61 Mckinley C. McAdoo OPC ’67 Douglas L. Greenfield OPC ’77
Richard M. Lehman OPC ’55 Rudolph W. Struse OPC ’61 Bruce C. Gill OPC ’68 Paul H. Hough OPC ’77
John L. MacWilliams OPC ’55 Jeffry H. Tindall OPC ’61 Joseph M. Hoeffel OPC ’68 James R. Malone OPC ’77
William H. Pope OPC ’55 Raymond W.Vickers OPC ’61 Gary W. McDowell OPC ’68 Robert S. Miles OPC ’77
Owen B. Tabor OPC ’55 Nicholas G. Walker OPC ’61 David W. Oxtoby OPC ’68 Glenn S. Morrison OPC ’77
Thomas M. Twitmyer OPC ’55 David O. Williams OPC ’61 Richard E. Stanley OPC ’68 Timothy T. Myers OPC ’77
Richard D. Wattis OPC ’55 Herbert S. Winokur OPC ’61 J. Craig Walsh OPC ’68 Reid S. Perper OPC ’77
Bernard E. Berlinger OPC ’56 James M. Wynn OPC ’61 John E. Welsh OPC ’68 Michael W. Richards OPC ’77
Peter F. Cooke OPC ’56 Louis F. Burke OPC ’62 G. Harvey Zendt OPC ’68 John C. Rodgers OPC ’77
Alan T. Dorn OPC ’56 Remy L. Fox OPC ’62 Richard A. Balderston OPC ’69 Anthony J. Romagnole OPC ’77
Ralph S. Hirshorn OPC ’56 Frederick R. Glazier OPC ’62 Thomas H. Lee OPC ’69 Thomas A. Sablosky OPC ’77
Joseph C. Hoover OPC ’56 Roger B. Hedges OPC ’62 Thomas C. Robinson OPC ’69 Michael F. Iademarco OPC ’78
* deceased

George J. Maley OPC ’88 Kate C. Houstoun OPC ’97
Keith T. Morris OPC ’88 Kate M. Keller OPC ’97
Gregory D. Palkon OPC ’88 Maya Comerato Stewart OPC ’97
Phillip S. Ragland OPC ’88 Virginia M.Yinger OPC ’97
Derek L. Riddick OPC ’88 Matthew S. Blank OPC ’99
Generoso C. Rullo OPC ’88 Lisa A. Christy OPC ’99
Andrew M. Scales OPC ’88 Patrick T. Gallagher OPC ’99
Stephen W. Simpson OPC ’88 Spencer E. Reich OPC ’99
Christopher D. Ball OPC ’89 Kathleen B. Rogers OPC ’99
Christopher D. Brasler OPC ’89 Scott P. Roslyn OPC ’99
Graham E. Michener OPC ’89 Eden Silverstein OPC ’99
Kenneth C. Murray OPC ’89 Evin E. Christman OPC ’00
William A. Roth OPC ’89 Mary C. Rogers OPC ’00
Gregory E. Summers OPC ’89 Adam K. Sperling OPC ’00
Neil B. Tanner OPC ’89 Jessica A. Stein OPC ’01
Barry J. Markman OPC ’90 Kenneth A. Deveney OPC ’01
Adam Skwersky OPC ’90 Ashley P. McDowell OPC ’01
N. Bret DeBenedictis OPC ’91 Christopher W. Garrison OPC ’05
William A. Gallagher OPC ’91
Rajiv A. Idiculla OPC ’91 paRent
Paul J. Kane OPC ’91 campaiGn
John E. Ranieri OPC ’91
Samuel L. Scheid OPC ’91
committee
R. Todd White OPC ’91 Sandra R. Adzick
William B.Young OPC ’91 Claudia F. Balderston
Jessica M. Bender OPC ’92 Roger and Georgeann Ballou
Catherine L. Cantlin OPC ’92 Robert and Diane Bass
William
Thomas J. Bender
Sterling H. Johnson OPC ’78
John F. Loughery OPC ’78
Mark D. Rosser OPC ’83
Timothy M. Wall OPC ’83
Anna V. Davis OPC ’92
Rachel Dyer OPC ’92 James J. Bloom
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Glenn R. Gormley OPC ’79 Michael Biront OPC ’84
Robert E. Jaffe OPC ’92 Stuart M. Bryan
Report Gifts
of
Michael J. Rudolph OPC ’92 Charles M. Cahn
Stephen J. Kron OPC ’79 Matthew M. Killinger OPC ’85 2006–2007
Julie K. Walters OPC ’92 Lucien B. Calhoun
John D. Lemonick OPC ’79 Thomas D. Kramer OPC ’85
Andrea B. Koplove OPC ’93 Richard L. Cantor
David M. Amaro OPC ’80 Zachary T. Levine OPC ’85
Victor S. Olshansky OPC ’93 Anne and Thomas Caramanico
Charles J. Goodman OPC ’80 Rennie S. Rodriguez OPC ’85
Andrew Duffy OPC ’94 Christopher J. Damm
Jeffrey M. Lotman OPC ’80 Barry L. Cohen OPC ’86
Jennifer R. Gallagher OPC ’94 and Nancy Petersmeyer
Michael D. Manno OPC ’80 Brian D. Ellerson OPC ’86
Deborah H. Gordon OPC ’94 Walter and Jane Evans
Caesar D. Williams OPC ’80 David A. Healy OPC ’86
Megan L. Wilson OPC ’94 Henry J. Gaskins
Peter W. Benoliel OPC ’81 David M. Jaspan OPC ’86
Seamus Brown OPC ’95 David and Anne Hilton
Edward A. Foley OPC ’81 Marc R. Lisker OPC ’86
Franklin S. Horowitz OPC ’81 Patrick J. Maley OPC ’86 Ilana H. Eisenstein OPC ’95 Stuart B. Kurtz
Andrew J. Kramer OPC ’81 P. Timothy Phelps OPC ’86 Joshua W. Goldblum OPC ’95 Barbara N. Lyons
Dean E. Weisgold OPC ’81 Andrew M. Rosenberg OPC ’86 Megan E. Kafer OPC ’95 Thomas J. McDugall
Antonio A. Bentivoglio OPC ’82 Howard S. Zipin OPC ’86 Andrew Rentschler OPC ’95 Philip A. McMunigal
Micheal A. Brown OPC ’82 Leon D. Caldwell OPC ’87 Stephanie T. Walters OPC ’95 Bennett S. Meyer
Louis D. Davis OPC ’82 David Felderman OPC ’87 Pierce W. Austin OPC ’96 Martin Mullaney
Laurence S. Hirshland OPC ’82 James J. Fitzgerald OPC ’87 Christopher Carroll OPC ’96 Levon N. Nazarian
David J. Kurtz OPC ’82 Robert W. Frieman OPC ’87 Alyson M. Goodner OPC ’96 Alan and Carol Prushan
Andrew L. Miller OPC ’82 David B. Gleit OPC ’87 Michael Sala OPC ’96 Joseph J. Ragg
Robert L. Rosania OPC ’82 David E. Jokelson OPC ’87 Tori Small OPC ’96 Jeffrey Reinhold and Kathleen Lister
Frank Salley OPC ’82 Adam M. Koppel OPC ’87 Jeannine E. Wiley OPC ’96 Wendy H. Rosen
George Schaefer OPC ’82 William D. Luterman OPC ’87 Jill M. Bean OPC ’97 Toby Shawe
James L. Walker OPC ’82 Orville R. Walls OPC ’87 Stephen D. Bruno OPC ’97 Arunan Sivalingam
Peter F. Cooke OPC ’83 Scott A. Wolfson OPC ’87 Justin F. Carey OPC ’97 Kathryn Steinbugler
J. Brandt Joel OPC ’83 Patrick H. Keane OPC ’88 Aaron Z. Cohen OPC ’97 Thomas R.Yorko

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Gifts to Frameworks for the Future
The following donors have made gifts and/or pledge commitments to the capital campaign for the period July 1, 2000,
through June 30, 2007. NEW SENTENCE TO COME. Our one remaining objective is to raise the necessary gifts
to build our Performing Arts Center. To make your gift, please contact the Development Office at 215-844-3460 or a
campaign volunteer.
$50,000 and above Mignon E. F. Davis *
William M. OPC ’59 and Jeanne Davison
The Estate of Raymond H. Gage OPC ’15
W. Roderick and Pamela B. Gagne
John A. OPC ’64 and Cynthia H. Affleck John K. OPC ’43 and Terry Desmond John P. OPC ’54 and Kathleen Green
Paul W. Allen OPC ’33 * Bruce K. OPC ’72 and Christina H. Entwisle W. Barnes OPC ’72 and Cammie R. Hauptfuhrer
Richard A. OPC ’69 and Claudia F. Balderston Jacques P. OPC ’63 and Fredericka Fiechter Paul H. OPC ’77 and Linda R. Hough
Richard P. OPC ’38 and Virginia Brown Jeanne D. Fisher Charles Kurz OPC ’63
William B. OPC ’43 and Elizabeth Chamberlin Thomas T. OPC ’44 and Phyllys C. B. Fleming Seth and Ellyn Lehr
Robert R. OPC ’56 and Louise R. Cryer Mark R. and Heather Garrison Marc R. OPC ’86 and Caroline E. Lisker
Crystal Trust Ralph L. OPC ’44 and Elfrida B. Goetzenberger William A. Loeb OPC ’52
J. David Donahower OPC ’47 Stephen P. and Sharon M. Harrington Stephen R. OPC ’75 and Cynthia Mazda
Charles A. Ernst Jr. OPC ’31 Jeffrey K. and Amy G. Harrow Martin and Dana Mullaney
J. Marshall Evans OPC ’36 George J. OPC ’44 and Barbara B. Hauptfuhrer Carolyn J. Quill
Walter C. and Jane F. Evans Hon. 1689 Robert P. OPC ’49 and Barbara D. Hauptfuhrer John D. and Theresa Rollins
Richard B. OPC ’53 * and Jeanne D. Fisher David H. Jr. and Anne Hilton Priscilla R. Roslyn
William A. OPC ’58 and Frances Graham Houghton-Carpenter Foundation Rotko Family Foundation
Albert M. III OPC ’74 and Wendy Greenfield Steven F. OPC ’74 and Corinne Koltes James R. and Amy Schaeffer
Roger S. OPC ’45 and Dolores E. Hillas Robert K. OPC ’74 and Carol Kurz Snave Foundation
Thomas R. and Paula W. Kline *
Jeffrey M. OPC ’80 and Therese M. Lotman J. C. Spink OPC ’90
David J. OPC ’82 and Jennifer A. Kurtz
Frank P. OPC ’41 and Betty Louchheim Allen F. OPC ’66 and Meemie Steere
Robert P. OPC ’48 and Rochelle F. Levy
Nelson J. Luria OPC ’59 James S. OPC ’75 and Jill W. Still
Richard H. OPC ’40 and Carolyn J. MacNeal
John E. and Beryl B. Lyons P. John and Lucy Strackhouse
Duncan M. OPC ’61 and Ellen McFarland,
Richard J. Sr. and Barbara N. Lyons Joseph B. OPC ’52 and Carol M.Van Sciver
William The Bromley Charitable Trust
Peter K. OPC ’79 and Karen Miller Laura E. Weiss
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Francis J. Jr. and Edna May McGarvey
John L. and Susan E. McInerney
Wallace T. and Betty L. Miller Grace R. Wheeler
Robert L. OPC ’75 and Susan K. Nydick Stuart L. and Ellen Wolf
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of
Francis B. OPC ’12 * and Mary Emma Milligan
Penn Charter Community
2006–2007
Levon N. and Claudia J. Nazarian
Jeffrey P. Orleans OPC ’64
Jorge A. Roig III $5,000 to $49,999
The Samuel and Rebecca Kardon Foundation
Penn Charter Alumni Society Samy B. and Toby Badawy
James H. OPC ’70 and Patricia A. Shacklett
Agustin J. OPC ’41 and Charlotte F. Pocock Jeffrey F. and Anita B. Beck
W. Scott OPC ’78 and Jocelyn P. Simon
Jeffrey A. and Kathleen A. Reinhold Peter W. OPC ’81 and Jessica D. Benoliel
Brian L. and Aileen K. Roberts Isidor P. II * and Ann S. Strittmatter * Wade H. and Christine H. Berrettini
F. Stone Roberts OPC ’62 John E. OPC ’68 and Andree D. Welsh Stuart M. OPC ’81 and Paula Brown
Paul R. and Wendy H. Rosen William J. OPC ’70 and Denise C. Welsh Richard L. and Joan Cantor
Craig J. OPC ’74 and Karen J. Sabatino F. John White OPC ’65 Joseph E. Colson *
Lewis S. OPC ’44 and Elizabeth F. Somers George C. OPC ’52 and Elizabeth Corson
Shanin OPC ’75 and Tracey Specter $50,000 to $99,999 Louis D. OPC ’82 and Jennifer Davis
The Estate of Betty Barr Thomas N. Scott and Sandra R. Adzick Brian D. OPC ’86 and Caroline Ellerson
Raymond W. OPC ’61 and Priscilla A.Vickers Earl J. Hon. 1689 and Pam R. Ball Hon. 1689 Thomas P. * and Margaret Emmons
William M. Weaver OPC ’29 * Montgomery B. Barrett OPC ’31 * David OPC ’59 and Linda Evans
Kurt A. and Betsey L. Wenger D. Jeffry OPC ’76 and Amy B. Benoliel William R. Evans OPC ’70
Herbert S. OPC ’61 and Deanne H. Winokur Michael A. and Debbie Bloom Joseph F. OPC ’49 * and Eileen Golden
Stephen A. Bonnie OPC ’66 Glenn R. OPC ’79 and Lindsey M. Gormley
$00,000 to $49,999 George A. OPC ’72 and Diana Y. Buffum Robert L. OPC ’55 and Elizabeth E. Gray
Roger H. and Georgeann M. Ballou William B. OPC ’69 and Stephanie Carr Hugh B. OPC ’43 * and Martha Ann Hanson
Robert S. and Diane Bass William S. OPC ’55 and Barbara V. Colehower George J. OPC ’70 and Sally Hauptfuhrer
Peter A. OPC ’49 and Willo Benoliel Edward L. Corson OPC ’64 David A. OPC ’86 and Robin L. Healy
Charles M. and Stephanie C. Cahn John G. OPC ’61 and Joan Crosby Carl H. OPC ’66 and Takako Hill
Thomas and Anne M. Caramanico Michael E. OPC ’58 and Carol Cushmore J. Brandt OPC ’83 and Nikki E. Joel
Frank S. OPC ’43 and Jane J. Craig Edward E. Ford Foundation Lewis H. OPC ’72 and Ellen H. Johnston
* deceased

James A. OPC ’47 * and Elaine T. Bovaird
John A. Jr. and Pamela C. Bown
Stuart M. and Laura S. Bryan
H. Donald and Sondra S. Busch
William E. OPC ’59 and Bonnie W. Chapman
Thomas L. OPC ’76 and Elizabeth T. Conrad
The Conston Foundation
Peter F. OPC ’56 and Jean M. Cooke
Chalmers E. OPC ’56 and Sandra S. Cornelius
Theodore S. OPC ’45 and Marjorie C. Coxe
Michael G. and Meg Crofton
Christopher J. and Nancy Q. Damm
Louis D. OPC ’52 and Shirley Davis
Edward C. OPC ’47 and Joan Driscoll
Edward C. OPC ’70 and Susan Driscoll
Andrew F. OPC ’98 and Katherine G. Evans
Charles E. and Alison Evans Cooper OPC ’93
Howard M. and Phyllis Fischer
Remy L. OPC ’62 and Wendy Fox
Thomas G. and Alexandra V. A. Frazier
John G. C. OPC ’48 and Elizabeth A. Fuller
Thomas A. OPC ’54 * and Maryann M. Gaskin *
Henry J. and Cynthia Gaskins
William L. and Wendy Gaunt
Stuart M. and Shannon N. George
Earl W. OPC ’55 and Kathryn Glazier
Mitchell S. and Jane J. Goldenberg William
Andrew A. and Marji R. Goldman
Donald L. OPC ’51 and Abigail D. Greene
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Mark S. OPC ’81 and Lisa Gubicza Report Gifts
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Jeffrey T. OPC ’76 and Valerie A. Harbison
John H. and Lisa D. Kabnick John F. OPC ’78 and Kristin Somers Nelson R. OPC ’51 and Marilyn Hartranft 2006–2007
Marina Kats David V. and Judy Wachs Jeffrey R. Havsy OPC ’87
Donald M. OPC ’57 and Alison Kerr Philip OPC ’73 and Juliet I. Wachs Kenneth and Jane F. Henley
Thomas D. OPC ’85 and Pamela Kramer The Estate of Charles J. Webb II OPC ’38 Gregory P. OPC ’54 and Anita Hetter
Stuart B. and Deborah G. Kurtz William B. OPC ’64 and Elizabeth B. Weihenmayer Emil H. OPC ’54 and Lynn Hubschman
George H. OPC ’46 and Elisabeth Kurz Thomas R.Yorko F. John and Patricia Hunt
William F. OPC ’62 and Leslie MacDonald R. Ford OPC ’59 and Patricia F. Hutchinson
Harry D. and Mary Malitas $0,000 to $4,999 Peter C. OPC ’68 and Stephanie A. Johnson
Ryan and Megan E. Kafer OPC ’95
Barry J. Markman OPC ’90
Mark S. OPC ’72 and Patrice G. Aitken Donald and Gay Kimelman
Dan W. and Rebecca C. Matthias
Robert C. and Minky McAdoo Jerry S. and Janice Apple Adam M. Koppel OPC ’87 and Brenda E. Haynes
Thomas J. and Denise McDugall Bruce K. Balderston OPC ’72 Dorothy Kurz
Geoffrey and Nancy M. McKernan Robert L. and Doris Balderston Guy Laren
Michael and Catherine Ortale-Grimes Randolph C. OPC ’71 and Lorraine Barba Thomas H. OPC ’69 and Mary T. Lee
Donald L. and Elise E. Perelman Louis P. Barker * James A. OPC ’54 and Jacqueline Lehman
Reid S. OPC ’77 and M. Clara Perper Jeffrey D. Barr OPC ’64 Richard M. OPC ’55 and Sylvia Lehman
Scott B. OPC ’74 and Anne Perper Bruce H. and Nancy F. Begin James E. and Patricia A. Linus
David and Kay Pratt Thomas J. Jr. and Patricia D. Bender Philip E. OPC ’53 and Naomi Lippincott
Joseph J. Jr. and Cathie Ragg Bernard E. OPC ’56 and Valerie V. Berlinger Richard OPC ’24 and Angela Lippincott
Rennie S. OPC ’85 and Kathleen N. Rodriguez Livingston L. IV and Joan S. Biddle Herbert and Karen Lotman
Robert L. OPC ’82 and Laurie A. Rosania David and Dorothy F. Binswanger Edward A. OPC ’43 and Priscilla MacNeal
The Estate of J. Ten Broeck Runk OPC ’35 James J. and Tracey A. Bloom James R. and Suzanne R. MacRae
Casiana O. Ryan Schmidt Willard S. OPC ’39 and Florence Boothby Fredric R. OPC ’66 and Sandra M. Mann

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Gifts to Frameworks for the Future continued
Robert J. OPC ’73 and Gloria K. Marquess Robert C. OPC ’76 and Deborah C. Aitken Todd B. and Rebecca L. Bequette
Gerald M. and Julie Marshall H. Carl OPC ’57 and Laureen V. Albrecht Leonard and Barbara Berger
Victor C. II and Elizabeth Mather Charles and Gwen C. Alexander Richard and Susan Berk
Maxcor Financial Inc. Hunter B. OPC ’87 and Kayla Allen Fredrick B. and Bryna Berman
Joyce G. McCray John S. OPC ’50 and Jean Alsentzer John J. OPC ’55 Bevan
Alan R. OPC ’60 and Kathleen McFarland David M. OPC ’80 and Jennifer T. Amaro Steve and Jennifer Biehn
Marc W. and Laura K. McKenna Ruben OPC ’83 and Virginia Amaro Michael OPC ’84 and Wendy Biront
Philip A. III and Laura W. McMunigal Bruce M. OPC ’57 and Margaret O. Ambler Marvin and Annette Black
Warrin C. OPC ’54 and Laurel S. Meyers J. Peirce OPC ’57 and Molly E. Anderson Brent and Lisa M. Blanchard
Evan W. OPC ’54 and Nancy Michener Clifford S. OPC ’79 and Terry Andrews Norman F. OPC ’53 * and Mary Anne Blessing
Henry S. Miller OPC ’30 * Peter and Beth E. Appelbaum Alan S. Block OPC ’83
David P. OPC ’64 and Carolyn S. Montgomery Mario Arena Jonathan A. OPC ’81 and Traci E. Block
Steven J. OPC ’55 and Susan Munzer Thomas A. and Donna S. Armstrong Hanley P. and Reid S. Bodek
David Nation and Suzan Willcox Jerome I. OPC ’35 * and Elizabeth J. Aron H. Dickson S. OPC ’38 and Anne W. Boenning
Mark R. OPC ’83 and Megan Nicoletti Andrew S. Atkins OPC ’92 Jerrold C. and Nancy Bonn
William H. OPC ’55 and Nancy Pope Robert E. and Patricia D. Austin Joseph G. and Robin K. Bonus
Robert C. OPC ’30 * and Elizabeth W. Porter * Arthur U. OPC ’52 and Ann P. Ayres Kenneth G. OPC ’69 and Mary Borie
Douglas H. and Rebecca Pyle Marylousie Babett Craig N. OPC ’75 and Meredith F. Bower
Peter and Rose J. Randall Jonathan A. Bach OPC ’92 Robert P. OPC ’83 and Deborah Bowman
Julius B. OPC ’56 and Beverly Rauch Harry M. and Barbara L. Baer Alfred F. OPC ’54 and Carol Bracher
John T. Hon. 1689 and Nancy W. Rogers Richard L. OPC ’73 and Janis L. Baer Leonard A. OPC ’51 and Margaret Bracken
Gerald C. OPC ’55 * and Judith Romig Brafford and Christine Bak Martha M. Brady
David H. OPC ’55 and Rowena Rosenbaum Stanley J. and Helen S. Bak Fred E. and Minerva Braemer
Bradley E. Roslyn OPC ’02 Robert D. and Patricia M. Baldridge Christopher D. OPC ’89 and Charlotte Brasler
Kyle M. Roslyn OPC ’04 Christopher D. OPC ’89 and Stephanie W. Ball George W. and Jamie Braun
Marshall D. Roslyn OPC ’98 George A. OPC ’38 * and Mary J. Ball John W. OPC ’66 and Marcia K. Braxton
Scott P. Roslyn OPC ’99 Anthony J. Balsamo OPC ’95 Millard L. OPC ’46 and Martha H. Breiden
William
David I. and Suzanne B. Rowland
50 Penn
Charter
SChool The Estate of Charles Rupp OPC ’25
Kenneth J. OPC ’57 and Ruth C. Barber
Charles M. Barclay OPC ’54
H. Payson OPC ’35 and Charlotte Brickley
Anita Brock
Report Gifts
of
Daniel F. III and Elizabeth F. Ryan
Jeffry M. and Lynn E. Seiken
Thomas and Christine Barnes George E. Brockman OPC ’83
Rudolph and Leah Baron Jon and Cathy Brodsky
2006–2007 Philip P. and Joanna Sharples Frederick H. OPC ’73 and Melanie W. Bartlett H. C. OPC ’56 and Judith R. Brooke
Arunan Sivalingam Arthur R. Jr. and Terry H. Bartolozzi Marc D. and Andrea S. Brookman
Jonathan H. OPC ’70 and Kathryn Sprogell Doris Bartuska Allan B. and Linda Brown
Kathryn Steinbugler Howard J. OPC ’82 and Janice G. Bashman Charles H. and Marie Brown
Samuel C. OPC ’82 and Judy Stokes Jeffrey OPC ’84 and Patti A. Bass H. Leonard OPC ’45 and Dolores Brown
Owen B. OPC ’55 and Margaret W. Tabor G. Brewster Bassett OPC ’83 Michael A. OPC ’82 and Jody Brown
James F. OPC ’56 Tetzlaff Franklin H. OPC ’55 and Sandra Bates Seamus Brown OPC ’95
Thomas M. Twitmyer OPC ’55 J. Barrington OPC ’73 and James D. Bates Wayne G. OPC ’51 and Elisabeth J. Brown
William J. OPC ’50 and Anne C. Wall Robert H. OPC ’28 and Gail Bates Eric Brunner OPC ’75
Robert W. and Joan B. Walters William OPC ’39 and Elizabeth M. Bates Stephen D. Bruno OPC ’97
William Penn Foundation William V. Bault OPC ’55 Malcolm A. OPC ’54 and Susan G. Buckey
Donald J. and Elizabeth L. Williams Donald O. OPC ’53 and Ruth J. Baumann James R. OPC ’60 and Barbara R. Buckley
Walton R. OPC ’62 * and Janis P. Winder Robert B. OPC ’64 and Caroline Beale Thomas W. OPC ’57 and Bernadette Budd
John S. OPC ’39 and Roberta P. Wurts Joseph T. and Louise B. Beardwood Jacob G. OPC ’61 and Elizabeth Bumm
Brian M. and Caron P. Beere William P. and Linsey A. Burdick
other Thomas A. and Elizabeth Bell Louis F. OPC ’62 and Marcy W. Burke
Richard W. OPC ’51 and Sally K. Aberle Thomas G. and Patricia Bell John W. Burkhart OPC ’72
Charles D. Achenbach OPC ’55 Naveena D. and Robert H. Bembry W. M. and Kathy M. Burns
Robert R. OPC ’53 and Thayer Adams Jessica M. Bender OPC ’92 Charles L. OPC ’63 and Penny R. Burrall
Peter Adamson Claude H. OPC ’62 and Carol Bennett Jeannette E. Burtnett
Gary C. Adler OPC ’82 Michael E. OPC ’85 and Dawn Bennett David S. OPC ’38 and Jean Bushnell
Nooha P. and Daniel J. Ahmed-Lee Antonio A. OPC ’82 and Naomi Bentivoglio Robert S. Butchenhart OPC ’95
Ruth Aichenbaum Brendan J. OPC ’87 and Cynthia Benzing David J. OPC ’74 and Madeleine Butler
* deceased

Paul S. and Roberta A. Butler H. G. Connell OPC ’61 Allen W. Donahower OPC ’50
Donald A. Bux OPC ’48 Douglas L. OPC ’88 and Patricia B. Connor Clifford W. OPC ’52 and Linnea Donahower
William H. OPC ’53 and Marianne C. Bux Kelly Conroy Michael D. OPC ’82 and Elena A. Donahower
B. James and Susan S. Cake Warren J. OPC ’83 and Andrea Constantine Francis J. OPC ’81 and Dawn Donnelly
Leon D. OPC ’87 and Celika Caldwell Stuart F. OPC ’73 and Marcia E. K. Conston Joseph F. OPC ’83 and Wendy Donnelly
Lucien B. and Robin L. Calhoun Alfred J. OPC ’55 and Marcia Cooke Matthew M. Donnelly OPC ’92
The Cameron Fund Merritt T. III and Grace Cooke Megan C. Donohue OPC ’96
Donald R. and Diana S. Campbell Wallace P. OPC ’50 and Deenie Cooney Alan T. Dorn OPC ’56
Gordon C. OPC ’48 and Judith A. Campbell Charles F. and Clara Cooper Antonio and Susana Dos Santos
Charles S. and Catherine L. Cantlin OPC ’92 Craig and Julia D. Corelli Mara J. Dowdall OPC ’96
Louis J. OPC ’82 and Janet G. Carboni Joan B. Costello Hon. 1689 Joseph W. Dowling OPC ’87
Thomas and Carolyn T. Carluccio John R. OPC ’52 and Ellen Crompton Timothy A. OPC ’81 and Eileen Dowling
Joseph W. Carnwath OPC ’62 David K. OPC ’63 and Charlene K. Crosby Timothy P. OPC ’81 and Robin Dronson
Gene and Sandra L. Carpino Oliver S. OPC ’38 and Eleanor Crosby Ivan R. and Tracy G. Drufovka
William B. Carr Jr. OPC ’69 and Stephanie Whitman OPC ’50 and Joy L. Cross Brian J. OPC ’85 and Mary Duffy
Middleton Katherine Crozier G. Anthony OPC ’60 and Helene Duffy
Christopher Carroll OPC ’96 Kim Cullen C. Kenneth OPC ’65 and Joanne Dunn
Walter and Patricia Carty-Clark Tom and Carol Cullen Patrick Dwyer
Michael Casey OPC ’96 Phillip R. * and Betty Custer Rachel OPC ’92 and Jonathan Dyer
W. Michael OPC ’51 and Sharon D. Cassell John Daly OPC ’98 William L. OPC ’42 and Andrea Earle
James R. OPC ’77 and Leah Castle Stewart and Kathleen R. Dalzell George and Sharon Eastburn
Catholic Youth Organization Daroff Design Inc. Craig E. Eder OPC ’38
William H. OPC ’56 and Nancy Chaffee John B. OPC ’63 and Phyllis Darrah William D. OPC ’44 and Kathryn B. Edson
J. Michael OPC ’79 and Hildy Chaple Richard L. OPC ’53 and Marlene V. Daugherty Robert S. OPC ’78 and Sharon D. Egan
Leroy and Alice E. Chapman Crystal J. OPC ’99 Davenport-Harris Artie OPC ’62 and Elaine Egendorf
Randolph C. OPC ’77 and Paula M. Charles Hal S. and Bonnie Davidow Dion R. and Rachelle L. Ehrlich
Tamar Charry Steve and Ollie Davidson Jason S. OPC ’93 and Lauren Ehrlich William
Eugene M. OPC ’52 and Elsie Cheston
Evin E. Christman OPC ’00
Jeff and Anna V. Davis OPC ’92
J. Peter OPC ’74 and Susan S. Davis
Louis C. OPC ’54 and Becky E. Einwick
Ilana H. OPC ’95 and Thomas H. Eisenstein
Penn
Charter
SChool
5
Thomas W. OPC ’66 and Joan Christy Richard M. OPC ’63 and Margaret K. Dearnley Lisa Ellis Report Gifts
of
Kenneth R. Clark OPC ’22 * T. Frank OPC ’45 and Helen C. Decker Frank F. OPC ’52 and Anna Embick
Charles OPC ’55 and Barbara S. Clayton Theodore F. OPC ’78 and Susan Decker Robert C. OPC ’57 and Marie Emerson 2006–2007
Lawrence and Kathryn Cleaver Joseph P. and Barbara Delaney John P. and Susan B. English
Eugene L. and Mary Cliett Vincent P. OPC ’81 and Joanne J. DellaValle John S. * and Marilyn Entwisle
John G. and Elizabeth F. Cocco George E. OPC ’59 and Lynn Deming Peter R. Epprecht OPC ’68
Philip L. Cohan OPC ’57 George L. OPC ’52 and Jane Deming Carleton P. and Debra A. Erdman
Jarret N. and Stephanie Cohane William and Jennifer Dennis Daniel and Susanna Evans
Aaron Z. Cohen OPC ’97 George C. Denniston OPC ’51 J. Morris and Anne Evans
Barry L. OPC ’86 and Sandra L. Cohen Harry H. Derderian OPC ’81 Matthew D. OPC ’86 and Dianna Factor
Jeffrey A. Cohen OPC ’83 Bimal A. Desai OPC ’92 Jeffrey S. and Susan J. Falkoff
H. Howard OPC ’56 and Linda Colehower John W. OPC ’59 and Joyce D. Dickey Anne M. Farnese
Roger T. Colehower Robert IV and Cynthia Dickey Peter J. Farnese OPC ’99
William H. OPC ’81 and Susan A. Colehower Russell R. Dickhart OPC ’70 David M. OPC ’82 and Caroline Fass
Carol B. Colen William W. OPC ’39 and Margaret R. Dickhart William M. Jr. and Carol J. Felton
James B. OPC ’59 and Lurene M. Coles Bruce A. OPC ’77 and Geri Dillard Joseph P. OPC ’82 and Linda Fenlin
Pauline Collins Brooke A. DiMarco OPC ’97 Rodger H. OPC ’84 and Catherine Fenlin
Richard B. OPC ’44 and Anne Collins Anthony J. OPC ’61 and Dorothy DiMarino Maria-Victoria and Richard Fernando
Matthew J. and Maxine L. Comisky Samuel OPC ’38 and Katherine Doak Thomas Ferrick OPC ’06
Harold T. OPC ’58 and Carolyn D. Commons Arthur P. and Barbara Dobias Thomas R. Field OPC ’70
Richard B. OPC ’84 and Lindsay M. Commons Christopher J. OPC ’92 and Mandy Doerr Gerald J. OPC ’70 and Deborah B. Finerghty
William T. OPC ’55 and Sharon J. Commons Joseph F. OPC ’85 and Megan Doherty Max S. Fischer OPC ’91
Michael L. OPC ’82 and Wendy Concannon James R. and Katherine L. Domenick Edward B. OPC ’55 and Helen F. Fiske
Dwight E. OPC ’53 and Marsha L. Conklin Keith and Peg Doms James J. OPC ’87 and Lesley Fitzgerald
George W. OPC ’79 and Molly Connell Francis D. and Nancy Donaghy Hon. 1689 Lisa Fleming

RepoRt of Gifts 2006-2007 F r a m e w o r k s F o r t h e F u t u r e
Gifts to Frameworks for the Future continued
Elizabeth A. Flemming Frederick R. OPC ’62 and Susan Glazier William J. OPC ’83 and Margaret M. Green
Richard H. OPC ’50 * and Elsie S. Flood Joseph J. OPC ’85 and Sarah Gleason Michael and Eileen E. Greenberg
Edward A. OPC ’81 and Debra Foley Barton L. OPC ’54 and Marianne P. Gledhill G. Davis OPC ’49 and Ann N. Greene
John G. and Virginia L. Foos Joseph F. and Eileen Golden Douglas L. OPC ’77 and Elaine Greenfield
Darryl J. Ford and Gail Sullivan Marc A. Golden OPC ’71 Dana A. Greenspon OPC ’99
Malcolm and Edith Ford Kate Goldenberg Thomas D. and Patricia C. Griffin
Malcolm J. and Kathy Ford Stephen M. and Carol Goldman Thomas D. Jr. Griffin
James Formisano Joel W. and Marlene F. Goldwein Frank Grimes
Ronald P. and Sheryl S. Forster Michael A. OPC ’90 and Whitney K. Gomez Mark and Julie Grimes
William T. OPC ’63 and Maryann Fox Alan C. OPC ’50 and Sally B. Good Mary Grimes-Anderson
Mark Franek Charles J. OPC ’80 and Hyun Susan Goodman Marsha M. Grossman OPC ’02
Harvey H. Frank OPC ’45 Alyson M. Goodner OPC ’96 Henri J. and Kikuko I. Guiraud
Glenn T. and Nancy Frantz David M. and Susan H. Goodner Donald P. OPC ’55 and Beryl Gutekunst
B. Graeme OPC ’53 and Barbara Frazier Grace Goodrich Adam R. OPC ’76 and Susan Guttentag
B. Graeme OPC ’80 and Elizabeth S. Frazier Anna Goodwin OPC ’95 R. John Hack OPC ’84
Matthew W. OPC ’55 and Patricia Freeman H. Terry OPC ’38 and Evelyn Goodwin Robert J. Hack OPC ’58
Samuel L. OPC ’54 and Carolyn Frieder Robert A. and Susan M. Gordon Stephen J. OPC ’72 and Irene Hadley
Mark and Bonita Friedman Samuel D. and Susan G. Gordon Denise H. and Ronald Haigler
Robert W. Frieman OPC ’87 and Monica R. Freely Seth W. Goren OPC ’90 L. E. OPC ’63 and Susan F. Haines
Joseph J. and Saree M. Fugelo Albert E. OPC ’55 and Renne Gorman Peter B. OPC ’64 and Elizabeth A. Hamilton
William D. OPC ’69 and Joan Fulton Barry E. OPC ’82 and Kimberly Gosin Richard P. OPC ’61 and Louise Hamilton
Richard B. OPC ’54 and Jean Gaffin Elsie E. Goss-Caldwell William G. OPC ’54 and Nan Hamilton
Patrick T. Gallagher OPC ’99 Frank R. Gould OPC ’46 Mark OPC ’67 and Helene B. Hankin
William A. OPC ’91 and Aimee Gallagher W. Todd Goulding OPC ’92 E. John OPC ’64 and Ruth Hanna
Thomas Jr. and Carol Gannon William J. Goulding Michael OPC ’81 and Elizabeth A. Hanzelik
Charles S. OPC ’47 and Frances-Sue Ganoe John J. and Cecelia G. Grace Joseph H. OPC ’54 and Merle B. Happe
Andrew A. and Theresa A. Gardner Richard P. Graff OPC ’53 Robert J. OPC ’40 and Elizabeth T. Harbison
William
Bryan and Gina Gramiak The Estate of Thomas B. Harbison OPC ’43
5 Penn
Charter
SChool
Gregg W. and Cindy Garnick
Randi S. Garnick Gilbert L. and Cornelia A. Granger Robert and Miriam Harden
Report Gifts
of
Harry L. J. OPC ’55 and Elizabeth W. Garrett Randy W. and Irene E. Granger Craig B. OPC ’55 and Linda Harlan
Gary M. OPC ’76 and Gertrud Garrettson Patrick J. Green OPC ’72 James R. OPC ’54 and Annette E. Harper
2006–2007 James C. OPC ’75 and Janine M. F. Garvey
Andrei C. OPC ’76 and Ithza M. Gasic
W. Seldon OPC ’61 and Marsha Gates
Thomas A. and Alice K. Gennarelli
Thomas A. OPC ’88 and Jennifer L. Gennarelli
Mary Friia Genovese-Colvin
Bruce E. and Miriam D. Genter
Steven K. OPC ’83 and Sue Ellen Gerber
Suzanne Gerber
David L. OPC ’61 and Carol C. Geyer
Richard L. OPC ’53 and Abby M. Geyer
Stephen V. Gibbs OPC ’66
Alexander S. M. OPC ’77 and Beth Gibson
David R. OPC ’72 and Lisa M. Gilkeson
Richard J. OPC ’63 and Jeannine M. Gilkeson
Bruce C. OPC ’68 and Jill B. Gill
Matthew OPC ’98 Gillespie
Marybeth Gilliam
Michael and Julia Gilliam
David OPC ’85 and Jennifer Giorno
Elizabeth A. Glascott Hon. 1689
and Thomas G. Macy
Benjamin M. OPC ’83 and Nita J. Glassman
* deceased

Avery R. OPC ’48 and Carolyn Harrington Cheryl and James A. Irving Peter and Jackie Kosta
George B. Harris Robert R. OPC ’45 and Patricia Irving Robert M. and Debra B. Kotloff
Robert W. OPC ’56 and Janet L. Harris Glenn C. and Jane Isaacson Allen L. and Judith P. Kramer
Harry Miller Corp. Craig L. and Lori A. Israelite Martin N. OPC ’63 and Pamela Krasney
Kirk D. OPC ’73 and Ellen Hartman Howard W. and Jane B. Jacobs Kenneth S. OPC ’59 and Gail Krieger
Frank C. OPC ’43 and Ann Hartzell Hannah K. Jacoby-Rupp Paul R. OPC ’63 and Janice Kroekel
Madeline Harvey Robert E. Jaffe OPC ’92 Stephen J. OPC ’79 and Elizabeth Kron
David R. OPC ’83 and Jill R. Hassman David M. OPC ’86 and Jodi Jaspan C. Scott OPC ’67 and Danielle V. Kulicke
James B. Jr. and Mallary Hatch Scott P. OPC ’87 and Marisa B. Javage Carl N. OPC ’54 and Carol Kunz
David A. OPC ’96 and Jessica Hayne G. Eric and Kathleen L. Johansen Esther and David L. Kurtz
Mark D. Hecker OPC ’99 David S. OPC ’74 and Tina W. Jonas Kurz Foundation
David A. Heckman OPC ’70 Christian A. Jones OPC ’86 Daniel K. Lai OPC ’82
B. D. OPC ’53 and Carol Heckmann Dayton L. OPC ’70 and Debra K. Jones Joseph O. Larkin OPC ’99
Gerald A. OPC ’57 and Carolyn A. Hedges Evan L. OPC ’82 and Sumathi R. Jones Martin R. and Susan Lautman
Jeffrey A. OPC ’55 and Gretchen A. Heebner Donald A. Jordan OPC ’55 Regina L. Lavelle
James J. Heffernen OPC ’83 Stephanie D. and Cleveland D. Judson Rachel Lawton
Steven A. OPC ’84 and Leslie K. Heffernen George L. OPC ’82 and Devoney Justice Fredric I. and Susan D. Lazarus
Richard OPC ’44 and Linda Hegel Balloch F. and J. B. Kaesshaefer Judith G. and Andrew Leach
Barrett W. B. and James W. Hein Randall D. and Jenny S. Kamien Abelardo and Lynne Lechter
Jeffrey L. and Annette M. Heinsheimer Kenneth K. Kamp OPC ’52 David W. OPC ’73 and Y. Ping S. Leebron
R. Keith OPC ’71 and Lauren D. Helmetag Allan S. OPC ’83 and Michele Kane Robert J. OPC ’72 and Elisabeth LeFort
Kirsten M. Henri OPC ’93 Paul J. Kane OPC ’91 Bernard and Felicia Lemonick
George C. OPC ’51 and Helen D. Henrich Theodore H. and Wendy N. Kapnek James E. OPC ’76 and Leslie M. Lemonick
L. Leroy OPC ’45 and Peggy Hepburn Donald R. OPC ’51 and Dorothy Kardon Thomas S. OPC ’91 and Kathleen C. Lendvay
Carla Hetzel OPC ’96 Richard A. and Debra Karpf Martin S. and Fern G. Lerner
Ross R. OPC ’58 and Marlina Hibbert Streeper and Thelma Karr Joseph J. Jr. and Linda P. Leube
Roger S. OPC ’71 and Lisa Hillas Samuel P. and Connie A. Katz Joseph M. and Diane Levandoski William
Colson H. OPC ’52 and Pat Hillier
Laurence S. OPC ’82 and Tina Hirshland
Everett L. Katzen OPC ’92
Craig S. Kaufman OPC ’96
Craig and Rachael Levin
Melissa J. Levin OPC ’93
Penn
Charter
SChool
53
Michael J. OPC ’84 and Adria B. Hirshland Franz H. Kaufmann OPC ’63 Peter S. Levin OPC ’91 Report Gifts
of
Harry R. OPC ’85 and Besty Hirshorn Patrick H. OPC ’88 and Anne Keane Rachel B. Levin
Marjorie E. and Douglas G. Hirshorn Laurence G. OPC ’81 and Lisa N. Kelley Donald M. and Victoria Levinson 2006–2007
Ralph S. OPC ’56 and Natalie C. Hirshorn Matthew C. Kelley OPC ’98 Steven M. and Pamela B. Levinson
H. Richard OPC ’83 and Laura S. Holgate Timothy P. Kelly OPC ’83 Paul R. and Leslie Lewis
Margine M. and Frank D. Holland Frederick F. and Natalie K. Kempner Victor and Jacquiline Lewis
Mitchell L. and Cristy Hollin Kenneth L. OPC ’59 and Susan S. Kershbaum Bill and Linda Liberi
Christopher K. OPC ’77 and Helena Holmes Aaron S. OPC ’92 and Jennifer Kesselheim Brian J. OPC ’82 and Loretta Lifsted
Richard W. OPC ’66 and Gail Holmes Joseph D. and Sharon Kestenbaum George W. OPC ’58 and Elaine Linn
Roger A. OPC ’50 and Kathi K. Hood Jennifer and Robert Ketler Andrew and Judith Lins
Alfred W. OPC ’43 * and Ruth C. Hopkin Richard A. OPC ’54 and Marjorie Killian Brantley OPC ’70 and Susan Lippincott
Robert and Gayle Horn Matthew M. OPC ’85 and Diane P. Killinger Deborah Lippincott
Kate C. Houstoun OPC ’97 Young Jin Kim OPC ’01 Joseph F. Lipski OPC ’81
Helen C. Hoyer John F. OPC ’83 and Jennifer King Douglas S. OPC ’63 and Kathryn W. Little
Brian B. and Laura A. Huber William H. Kingsley OPC ’51 Arthur P. OPC ’55 and Laura R. Loeb
Erin P. and Mark Hughes Bruce M. OPC ’66 and Martha Kirchner Thomas P. OPC ’66 and Winifred S. Lom
Jeffrey Humble Kumar and Cynthia R. Kishinchand Nancy M. Long
William A. Humenuk OPC ’93 William L. Kissick OPC ’76 Tamara Long
Charles B. Humes OPC ’55 Barbara F. Klein J. Gregory OPC ’66 and Edith S. Luckman
J. Freedley OPC ’61 and Kathleen H. Hunsicker Lawrence S. OPC ’72 and Carrie Klein Donald S. OPC ’53 and Donna B. Luria
Darren OPC ’83 and Susanna Hunter Charles H. OPC ’71 and Sharman J. Kleinhenn William D. OPC ’87 and Marla Luterman
Laurence B. OPC ’45 and Nancy S. Huston Anne S. Klenk William E. OPC ’53 and Janet Lutz
John L. Iademarco OPC ’83 Richard J. OPC ’54 and Patricia Kohler Frank and Rebecca Luzi
Rajiv A. Idiculla OPC ’91 Jeffery M. and Margaret Kolansky Timothy M. and Jill D. Lynch
John D. and Wendy B. Ingersoll Jonathan M. OPC ’85 and Deborah A. Korn George R. OPC ’53 and Anne S. Lyons

RepoRt of Gifts 2006-2007 F r a m e w o r k s F o r t h e F u t u r e
Gifts to Frameworks for the Future continued
Hamid and Denise Mabsoute Eugene McMahon Karl S. OPC ’81 and Mary B. Murray
Thomas B. Jr. and Gail MacCabe Joseph McMahon Kenneth C. OPC ’89 and Alexis Murray
Allison R. MacCullough OPC ’97 Bruce W. OPC ’52 and Christine McMullan Joseph and Susan Murtagh
Bruce and Noreen MacCullough James and Annette R. McNally Timothy T. OPC ’77 and Elizabeth G. Myers
Walter G. MacFarland OPC ’41 Kevin McNally Walter R. and Joanna S. Myers
Wayne OPC ’83 and Kimberley S. MacFarland Barbara N. and John McNichol David B. and Esther J. Nash
Kathleen J. MacKnight Richard J. OPC ’52 * and Mary L. McPhillips Jay M. Neale OPC ’51
John L. OPC ’55 and Louise R. MacWilliams George E. OPC ’62 and Alice Meagher Daniel L. Neducsin OPC ’87
Christopher J. OPC ’84 and Ellen Maguire William N. Mebane OPC ’76 Daniel R. and Luana Neducsin
Timothy J. Maguire OPC ’85 William N. III and Marianne Mebane James C. OPC ’82 and Diane K. Neely
Dennis M. Mahoney Richard F. and Susanne H. Meischeid Barry and Elaine M. Neff
Robert C. Maiocco OPC ’70 Scott and Rosemary M. Melnick Charles J. Nicholas OPC ’52
Giovanna Makarechi Howard G. and Denise W. Mendel Benjamin A. and Christina A. Niernberg
George J. OPC ’88 and Erin O. Maley Norma W. Mercer Mark and Kathlene Nissenbaum
Fotios and Alexandra Malitas Louis F. Metzger OPC ’57 John F. and Eva Kay Noone
Joseph J. OPC ’92 and Dana Malizia Bennett S. and Wendi A. Meyer Christopher C. North
James R. OPC ’77 and Anne P. Malone Stephen F. and Sarilynne S. Meyer North East Chemical Association
Royden M. and Carey Maloumian Evan W. Michener OPC ’83 Robert L. Sr. and Christine P. Nydick
Robert C. OPC ’83 and Christine Mancini Graham E. OPC ’89 and Jane E. Michener T. Edward OPC ’71 and Suzanne O’Neil
David M. OPC ’92 and Alison Mandell John S. Michener OPC ’89 James L. and Elisabeth Oakes
John C. Mandler OPC ’81 C. Richard Michie OPC ’56 Richard M. Oliveri
Nancy Manos Robert S. OPC ’77 and Vicki C. Miles Victor S. OPC ’93 and Orit Olshansky
George E. OPC ’91 and Amy Mark Andrew L. OPC ’82 and Robin Miller John T. Ort OPC ’66
Edwin H. III and Margie C. Marks Howard B. OPC ’58 and Barbara Miller Joseph S. OPC ’66 and Linda Ort
Donald B. OPC ’45 * and Anne H. Martin Kenneth and Carol Miller Gil Ortale
James V. OPC ’57 and Rosalie Masella Wallace T. and Betty L. Miller Julie and Jessica Ortale
William
Peter A. OPC ’54 and Karen Massaniso Matthew T. OPC ’86 * and Rebecca T. Miller Peter and Doris Osborne
54 Penn
Charter
SChool
David L. Mather OPC ’89
William OPC ’53 and Dorothy A. Matthews
John A. Millington OPC ’44
John D. OPC ’56 and Wynne Milner
Edward R. OPC ’70 and Jean D. B. Over
David W. OPC ’68 and Claire B. Oxtoby
Report Gifts
of
Robert R. OPC ’59 and Martine Matzke The Estate of Wesley Minnis Gregory D. OPC ’88 and A-Thi Palkon
Russell C. OPC ’61 and Barbara Mauch Charles L. Mitchell OPC ’70 Stephen T. OPC ’53 and Nancy Palmer
2006–2007 F. Howard Maull OPC ’61 Joshua J. Mitteldorf Mary E. and Edward R. Palumbo
Brian and Melissa McAnulla Dara W. Mohsenian OPC ’92 Michael A. and Alexis Paolini
Eleanor M. McCoy Thomas F. OPC ’83 and Colleen V. Monaghan Vasil J. Jr. and Virginia C. Pappas
Douglas M. and Elizabeth C. McCracken Michael H. OPC ’81 and Marcy M. Monheit Carol K. and John N. Park
Dennis P. and Janice N. McCrossen Dewitt H. OPC ’70 and Catherine Montgomery W. Richard OPC ’44 * and Mary S. Park
Michael B. P. McCrossen OPC ’98 Brendan Moore OPC ’97 Christopher W. OPC ’50 and Janie Parker
Shane McDevitt OPC ’96 Gregory B. and Susan T. Moore Michael A. OPC ’82 and Katherine Pascali
Peter J. McDonough OPC ’92 James J. III and Patricia G. Moore Thomas K. and Marcia R. Pasch
Peter J. and Pamela McDonough David E. OPC ’92 and Courtney Moran Christopher and Margaret Pastore
Douglas W. OPC ’59 and Diane McFarland Drew A. OPC ’93 and Nicole S. Morris Patricia Patrizi
Edward J. OPC ’77 and Janice McGinn Irving N. and Doris R. Morris Mitchell Paul
Daniel F. OPC ’91 and Elizabeth A. McGonagle Keith T. OPC ’88 and Sue Ellen Morris Levan A. and Karyn Payton
Ryan M. McGorman OPC ’99 James E. OPC ’60 and Penny G. Morrison Louis S. and Mal Pearlstein
Joseph J. and Fern L. McGovern Timothy W. OPC ’87 and Kathleen M. Morrison David C. Jr. and Margery S. Peet
Jeffrey P. OPC ’88 and Kim McGuckin William and Judith Morrow Francis J. Peffley OPC ’82
William J. OPC ’52 and Carolyn A. McGuckin Mark T. Morze OPC ’92 Louis G. Peirce OPC ’69
John B. and Joan McIlvaine Hon. 1689 Richard E. and Bonnie S. Moses William H. OPC ’43 and Jamesina B. Peirce
John S. McKenzie OPC ’57 Judith R. and Edward R. Moss Steven K. Peltier OPC ’87
Kevin A. OPC ’62 and Peggy McKinney Michael and Toni Moulton Richard Pepino
Scott T. McKinsey OPC ’86 Michael J. and Lauri B. Mufson Joseph S. and Carol Perrott
Gregory E. McLaren Anthony C. Muller OPC ’62 Joshua S. OPC ’85 and Nuriye Petersohn
George H. OPC ’54 and Charlotte H. McLaughlin John J. and Kimberly S. Murphy Michael B. Petosa OPC ’62
Robert J. and Jeannine McLernan Kenneth A. Murphy OPC ’82 Michaela K. and Anthony J. Petrone
* deceased

John M. OPC ’56 and Joan Phelan Stephen W. Rinaldi OPC ’90 Samuel L. OPC ’91 and Leslie Scheid
P. Timothy OPC ’86 and Melinda S. Phelps Barton B. Rinehart OPC ’55 Robin R. OPC ’54 * and Carol A. Schlunk
Phillies Charities Christopher D. OPC ’82 and Amy P. Roak Henry C. OPC ’59 and Marie R. Schneider
James D. Phillips OPC ’90 Richard B. OPC ’56 and Alee A. Robbins Martin B. OPC ’56 and Jeanne Schneider
Robert A. OPC ’71 and Linda J. Picardo Charles M. Roberts OPC ’84 Sevill OPC ’43 and Virginia C. Schofield
David B. and Grace A. Picker Edgar J. OPC ’56 and Carol Roberts Gerald and Annette Schultz
Christina Pietrak Parveen B. and Huw W. Roberts Kerry S. and Jill E. Schuman
Richard C. OPC ’66 and Evelyn Pitman George T. OPC ’71 and Sally Robinette David and Lynn M. Schwartz
Thomas R. OPC ’99 and Maureen Pomrink Benjamin E. OPC ’82 and Cecilia Robinson Stacey L. and Barbara J. Schwartz
Sidney and Sandra B. Portnoy Tom and Lori Rocks Leonard C. OPC ’61 and Jeanne J. Schwarz
Robert A. and Verna Prentice Christopher A. Rodgers OPC ’97 Michael S. and Carole L. E. Seider
Robert D. Prewitt OPC ’59 John C. OPC ’77 and Elizabeth Rodgers Jonathan H. OPC ’76 and Elizabeth Seltzer
Joseph W. Price OPC ’61 Henry S. Rogers OPC ’59 Jin S. and Grace Seo
Robert OPC ’46 and Jennifer Price Brian and Margaret Rogers Sharon A. Sexton and Thomas Ferrick Jr.
Trevor B. OPC ’87 and Megan Price Anthony J. OPC ’77 and Sarah Romagnole Ronald J. and Deborah Shaffer
Ronald O. OPC ’62 and Gail Prickitt Joseph E. Jr. Ronan Andrew J. OPC ’84 and Jane E. Shaifer
Carl S. and Christina L. Primavera Jean Rosania Carl H. III and Kathy G. Shaifer
George N. OPC ’39 and Catherine D. Prince Bruce W. OPC ’50 and Iru H. Rose Peter D. OPC ’82 and Amy H. Shaifer
P.M. and Mary E. Procacci Joel S. and Joan Rosen Edward O. Shakespeare
Ivy J. Prout Ronald I. and Lynne S. Rosen Scott and Susan Shapiro
Alan M. and Carol M. Prushan Andrew M. Rosenberg OPC ’86 Sarah L. Sharp
James K. Pryor OPC ’57 Mitchell C. and Martha A. Rosenberg John C. Shepard OPC ’82
C. Robert and Debbie Quint Harry T. OPC ’61 and Jeanne Rosenheim Nathaniel E. OPC ’78 and Lisa M. Sher
Thomas and Debra A. Quirk Norman L. and Caryl Rosenthal Brent Sherwood OPC ’76
David J. and Faith Rachofsky Alan M. Rosenwinkel OPC ’96 Geoffrey H. OPC ’75 and Kim Shields
Phillip S. OPC ’88 and Yolanda Ragland William H. III and Margaret Ross David W. Shoemaker OPC ’37 *
Raymond Jr. and Legora E. R. Ragland Christopher R. OPC ’56 and Jane D. Rosser Hall and Eileen A. Shultz William
Steven A. OPC ’83 and Ginger Ragland
Thomas A. OPC ’59 and Margaret Ralph
Mark D. OPC ’83 and Doghee S. Rosser
Victoria D. Rosskam
Edward Sickles
Andreas and Anna Marie Siegmann
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John E. Ranieri OPC ’91 Ronald E. Rossman OPC ’57 Frank and Catherine B. Signorello Report Gifts
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R. Christopher OPC ’82 and Julia Raphaely William A. Roth OPC ’89 Chad H. OPC ’92 and Kelly Simon
Russell C. and Marianne Raphaely Karen J. Rothschild Mitchell L. OPC ’89 and Marisa Simon 2006–2007
Aaron and Cathy C. Rappeport Michael G. OPC ’77 and Patricia C. Roughton John E. and Jackie Singmaster
Eric D. Rassman OPC ’96 Reginald L. Royster OPC ’81 John E. OPC ’57 and Courtney L. Sjostrom
Robert C. OPC ’82 * and Dolly Rech David B. OPC ’83 and Michelle A. Rubenstein Sean M. OPC ’86 and Bernice Skelton
Richard A. OPC ’61 and Carol A. Redeker Michael J. OPC ’92 and Sarah Rudolph William S. and Loreen Skinner
Robert N. OPC ’70 and Jean W. Reeves Generoso C. OPC ’88 and Mary M. Rullo William and Serena Skwersky
Abraham C. and Sherri E. Reich Edward J. Russell OPC ’82 Frederick W. Slack OPC ’66
Gregg and Shannon M. Reich OPC ’92 David A. and Denise P. Ryan Robert J. Slane OPC ’91
Spencer E. Reich OPC ’99 Thomas A. Sablosky OPC ’77 Raymond F. OPC ’79 and Gwen A. Slider
John H. Remer Thomas M. OPC ’69 and Jane E. Sadtler Morton A. and Hope R. Slifkin
Andrew Rentschler OPC ’95 Zachary W. Salkin OPC ’92 David and Charleen Slobodinsky
Anthony R. OPC ’81 and Mary G. Resch Richard and Susan Salkowitz Paul J. Slowik OPC ’82
William H. and Barbara B. Resch Frank Salley OPC ’82 Greg and Tori Small OPC ’96
Robert B. OPC ’73 and Susan Resch Jesse L. OPC ’56 and Martha C. Salwen Calvin H. Smedley OPC ’61
William H. OPC ’71 and Elizabeth A. Resch Louis E. and Fania L. Samuels Andrew K. Smith OPC ’82
Rafael and Susana Revol Harry F. OPC ’75 and Sophie Sankey David E. OPC ’52 and Lillian I. Smith
John D. OPC ’62 and Vivienne F. Rich Merle Santerian David R. and Diane C. Smith
Helen Richman Patrick A. Sasse OPC ’98 Donald A. and Maria T. Smith
Frank C. and Karen S. Riedlmeier J. Todd and Rosemarie Savarese Drew C. OPC ’55 and Judith Smith
Charles C. OPC ’51 and Kathryn K. Rieger Lindley C. OPC ’62 and Christine Scarlett Hugo D. OPC ’75 and Susan G. Smith
Harry G. OPC ’50 and Diana Rieger Robert G. OPC ’57 and Patricia Schad James R. OPC ’64 and Sylvia Smith
Clark K. OPC ’53 and Jane F. Riley George H. Schaefer OPC ’82 John D. OPC ’83 and Regina M. Smith
Anthony W. OPC ’86 and Laura Rinaldi Michael Schaffer OPC ’71 Kathryn Smith

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Gifts to Frameworks for the Future continued
Kirby J. and D. J. Smith Lowell S. OPC ’49 and Judith E. Thomas John L. Welborn OPC ’52
Marvin A. Smith Andrew S. OPC ’96 and Jessica Thompson John L. OPC ’53 and Jacquelyn C. Wells
Richard R. Smith Jere G. and Mary Ann Thompson Polly Welsh
Rush B. OPC ’59 and Patricia Smith Robert P. OPC ’38 and Mimi R. Thompson Richard N. OPC ’55 and Lois Westcott
Albert J. Jr. and Julia Snite William B. and Louise Thompson Ann and Loren E. Western
Jessica A. Snow OPC ’98 John OPC ’50 and Carol Tiers Sean M. OPC ’83 and Heidi L. Weston
William and Deborah Snow Glenn W. OPC ’80 and Maria Tilley Denis J. Whelan OPC ’03
Roger J. OPC ’61 and Gail M. Soens Jeffry H. OPC ’61 and Joy F. Tindall Richard and Virginia M. Whelan
Donald M. OPC ’70 and Alison F. Soloff Perry and Joan S. Tishgart R. Todd OPC ’91 and Ashley K. White
Eleanor Speranza Craig and Dana Toedtman Glenn J. R. OPC ’70 and Anna R. Whitman
Michael and Denise M. Speranza Justyn G. Tokarczyk OPC ’89 Isaac R. Whitman OPC ’00
Daniel S. Spink OPC ’96 Alan H. and Joyce F. Torchon Frank J. OPC ’55 and Alice C. Wiechec
Marsh B. and Helyn H. Spink Joseph S. OPC ’53 and Barbara Torg Louis Wiederhold OPC ’41
Peter Jr. and Mary J. Spizzirri Robert D. OPC ’38 * and Amy C. Torrey Louis OPC ’50 and Donna L. Wiegand
Andrew M. Star Curtis O. and Pamela Townsend Eric M. OPC ’83 and Margaret C. Wilcots
Cynthia Star Thomas and Patricia A. Tramontina Jeannine E. Wiley OPC ’96
Richard J. OPC ’85 and Sandra Starynski Irwin L. and Georgette S. Trauss Caesar D. OPC ’80 and Katrina Williams
Marc P. OPC ’93 and Laura B. Steel James D. and Kathleen F. Troyer Craig D. OPC ’75 and Yvette J. Williams
Avrom and Carol Steinbrook Hon. 1689 Apostolos P. Tsourous David O. OPC ’61 and Carolyn A. Williams
Michael OPC ’89 and Anne Steinbrook Charles L. Tucker OPC ’62 Scott G. OPC ’72 and Elaine T. Williams
Stephen OPC ’90 and Kate Steinbrook Robert Y. OPC ’52 and Elise T. Twitmyer
Williamson Hospitality Services, Inc.
Yannis S. Stephano OPC ’54 Douglas D. Hon. 1689 and Lisa Uhlmann
John M. OPC ’66 and Kobkit J. Wilson
Peter S. Stern OPC ’57 Joseph and Donna Vahey
Herbert S. and Marjorie L. Winokur
James and Maya C. Stewart OPC ’97 Joseph B. OPC ’96 and Katherine Van Sciver
Arthur J. Wise OPC ’55
Marcia K. and John C. Stone Julie M.Van Sciver OPC ’92
Fred F. OPC ’51 and Gennie E. Woerner
Wayne R. Esq. and Carol T. Strasbaugh Edward W. OPC ’53 and Carmela A.Veit
Andrew D. and Kristy-Ann E. Wolfington
Rudolph W. OPC ’61 and Candace Struse Nicholas OPC ’91 and Vicki von der Wense
William J. E. and Marcie Wolfington
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Frederick W. Stucky OPC ’55
Peter A. OPC ’61 and Elizabeth Sturrock
Andrew E.Vye OPC ’83
Henry R. OPC ’56 and Jenelle C. Waddington
Gregory P. OPC ’85 and Emily Wolfson
Paul E. OPC ’89 and Jennifer Wolfson
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Elizabeth S. Stutzman F. Bruce OPC ’52 and Janet A. Waechter
Thomas OPC ’79 and Alexandria L. Wollman
David Sullivan OPC ’04 Walter H. OPC ’48 and Lorraine C. Waechter
2006–2007 Philip A. and Margot Sullivan John H. OPC ’52 and Carol Wagner
C. Thomas and Ellen J. Wood
H. Curtis OPC ’50 and Constance D. Wood
Sahar Suluki James L. OPC ’82 and Patricia Walker
Michael N. OPC ’52 and Mary Wood
Gregory E. Summers OPC ’89 Nicholas G. OPC ’61 and Judith Walker
William H. OPC ’56 and Marian S. Surgner Adam T. OPC ’82 and Linda Wall Peter D. Wood OPC ’61
Jean O. Swihart Robert L. Wall OPC ’79 George E. and Christina E. Woody
Susan H. Talley * Timothy M. Wall OPC ’83 Arthur P. Woolley OPC ’51
Andrew C. Tan OPC ’01 William J. OPC ’77 and Cynthia Wall Edward A. OPC ’47 and Nancy Jane K. Woolley
Neil B. OPC ’89 and Lee V. Tanner Frank D. and Jean H. Wallace Charles R. and Patricia Wright
William N. OPC ’57 and Anne Tanner Kathleen L. Wallace Robert M. Jr. and Martha L. Wurtz
Timothy J. Tarpey OPC ’88 Orville R. OPC ’87 and Tonya M. Walls James M. OPC ’61 and Renee Wynn
Davood and Fariba Tashayyod Samuel G. and Julie K. Walters OPC ’92 Joseph L. OPC ’89 and Gyong Soon Wyszynski
John Tasnan Philip H. OPC ’38 and Margaretta Ward Leo J. OPC ’91 and Ivy A. Wyszynski
J. Malcolm OPC ’61 and Beth L. Taws Scott F. OPC ’87 and Deborah Waterman Edward J.Yaeger OPC ’93
Barbara Taylor Thomas D. Watkins OPC ’59 Frederick J. OPC ’52 and Joan Yannessa
John and Evelyn F. Taylor Richard D. OPC ’55 and Betsy Wattis Gary D. and Roberta Yeoman
Nicol C. OPC ’54 and Wendy Taylor Caroline Waxler William and Virginia M. B.Yinger OPC ’97
Robert N. OPC ’39 and Marion F. Taylor Charles M. OPC ’52 and Carolyn R. Waygood William B.Young OPC ’91
Jonathan F. Teaford OPC ’92 Lauren B. Wechsler OPC ’00 Mario and Jan M. Zacharjasz
Christopher M. Teare Harrison G. OPC ’53 and Joan K. Wehner Bruce and Deborah M. Zakheim
A. Richard OPC ’45 and Janice M. Teller Edwin A. OPC ’58 and Mariann Weihenmayer John and Margherita Zeglinski
Ranney W. OPC ’61 and Kathleen A. Thayer John Weingartner OPC ’55 Zieger and Sons, Inc.
Sydney Thayer David N. OPC ’51 and Patricia Weinman Howard S. OPC ’86 and Jill C. Zipin
The Philadelphia Foundation Dean E. OPC ’81 and Cheri Weisgold Edward and Judith M. Zubrow
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Gifts to the Performing Arts Center
Frameworks for the Future objectives include the Richard B. Fisher Middle School, the Kline and Specter Family Squash
Center, the Upper School Science Wing and the Performing Arts Center. The Performing Arts Center is the main focus of
our fund-raising efforts as we complete the capital campaign in June 2007. The following is a list of donors who have pledged
or given to the Performing Arts Center initiative. Contact the Development Office directly to support this important effort.
Richard W. OPC ’51 and Sally K. Aberle * Donald R. Campbell and Diana S. Rosenstein Malcolm J. and Kathy Ford
Charles D. Achenbach OPC ’55 Gordon C. OPC ’48 and Judith A. Campbell Mark Franek
John A. OPC ’64 and Cynthia H. Affleck Richard L. Cantor and Joan Balaban Cantor Glenn T. and Nancy Frantz
H. Carl OPC ’57 and Laureen V. Albrecht Thomas and Anne M. Caramanico B. Graeme OPC ’80 and Elizabeth S. Frazier
Bruce M. OPC ’57 and Margaret O. Ambler Carolyn T. and Thomas Carluccio Joseph J. and Saree M. Fugelo
J. Peirce OPC ’57 and Molly E. Anderson Sandra L. and Gene Carpino W. Roderick and Pamela B. Gagne
Peter Appelbaum and Beth E. Becker William B. Carr Jr. OPC ’69 Mark R. and Heather Garrison
Jerry S. and Janice Apple and Stephanie Middleton Thomas A. OPC ’88 and Jennifer L. Gennarelli
Thomas A. and Donna S. Armstrong W. Michael OPC ’51 and Sharon D. Cassell Mary Friia Genovese-Colvin
Samy B. Badawy and Toby Shawe William B. OPC ’43 and Elizabeth Chamberlin Stuart M. and Shannon N. George
Harry M. and Barbara L. Baer Randolph C. OPC ’77 and Paula M. Charles Alexander S. M. OPC ’77 and Beth Gibson
Richard L. Baer OPC ’73 and Janis L. Ahmadjian Philip L. Cohan OPC ’57 Elizabeth A. Glascott Hon. 1689
Brafford and Christine Bak Richard B. OPC ’44 and Anne Collins and Thomas G. Macy
Richard A. OPC ’69 and Claudia F. Balderston Merritt T. Cooke III and Grace Sharples-Cooke Eileen and Joseph F. Golden *
Robert D. and Patricia M. Baldridge George C. Corson OPC ’52 and Elizabeth Strayer * Marc A. Golden OPC ’71
George A. Ball OPC ’38* and Mary J. Bickford Joan B. Costello Hon. 1689 Joel W. and Marlene F. Goldwein
Kenneth J. OPC ’57 and Ruth C. Barber Oliver S. Crosby OPC ’38 and Eleanor Soule Charles J. OPC ’80 and Hyun Susan Goodman
Louis P. Barker * Katherine Crozier H. Terry Goodwin OPC ’38 and Evelyn Cook
Rudolph and Leah Baron Christopher J. Damm and Nancy Q. Petersmeyer Frank R. Gould OPC ’46
Arthur R. Jr. and Terry H. Bartolozzi Daroff Design Inc. and DDI Architects, PC Robert L. OPC ’55 and Elizabeth E. Gray
Robert S. and Diane Bass J. Peter OPC ’74 and Susan S. Davis John P. OPC ’54 and Kathleen Green
J. Barrington Bates OPC ’73 William M. OPC ’59 and Jeanne Davison Michael and Eileen E. Greenberg
William and James D. Mackenzie Theodore F. OPC ’78 and Susan Decker Donald L. OPC ’51 and Abigail D. Greene
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Robert H. OPC ’28 and Gail Bates
William OPC ’39 and Elizabeth M. Bates
Joseph P. Delaney and Barbara Campbell
George C. Denniston OPC ’51
Albert M. OPC ’74 and Wendy Greenfield
Douglas L. OPC ’77 and Elaine Greenfield
Report Gifts
of Brian M. and Caron P. Beere Bruce A. OPC ’77 and Geri Dillard Thomas D. and Patricia C. Griffin
Bruce H. and Nancy F. Begin Brooke A. OPC ’97 DiMarco Henri J. and Kikuko I. Guiraud
2006–2007 Thomas J. Jr. and Patricia D. Bender Samuel Doak OPC ’38 and Katherine Johnson Peter B. OPC ’64 and Elizabeth A. Hamilton
D. Jeffry OPC ’76 and Amy B. Benoliel Arthur P. and Barbara Dobias E. John OPC ’64 and Ruth Hanna
Peter A. Benoliel OPC ’49 and Willo Carey Edward C. OPC ’47 and Joan Driscoll Nelson R. OPC ’51 and Marilyn Hartranft
Peter W. Benoliel OPC ’81 and Jessica D. Taylor Brian J. OPC ’85 and Mary Duffy Frank C. OPC ’43 and Ann Hartzell
Jennifer and Steve Biehn William L. Earle OPC ’42 and Andrea Byron George J. OPC ’44 and Barbara B. Hauptfuhrer
Hanley P. and Reid S. Bodek George and Sharon Eastburn Robert P. OPC ’49 and Barbara D. Hauptfuhrer
H. Dickson S. OPC ’38 and Anne W. Boenning Craig E. Eder OPC ’38 Gerald A. OPC ’57 and Carolyn A. Hedges
Jerrold C. Bonn and Nancy Mulloy-Bonn William D. OPC ’44 and Kathryn B. Edson Richard Hegel OPC ’44 and Linda Pratt
Stephen A. Bonnie OPC ’66 Ilana H. Eisenstein OPC ’95 Jeffrey L. and Annette M. Heinsheimer
Willard S. OPC ’39 and Florence Boothby and Thomas H. Scott OPC ’95 R. Keith OPC ’71 and Lauren D. Helmetag
Leonard A. OPC ’51 and Margaret Bracken Robert C. Emerson OPC ’57 and Marie Huston Kenneth and Jane F. Henley
George W. and Jamie Braun John P. and Susan B. English Roger S. OPC ’71 and Lisa Hillas
Richard P. OPC ’38 and Virginia* Brown Bruce K. OPC ’72 and Christina H. Entwisle Mitchell L. and Cristy Hollin
Wayne G. OPC ’51 and Elisabeth J. Brown Peter R. Epprecht OPC ’68 Paul H. OPC ’77 and Linda R. Hough
Eric Brunner OPC ’75 Carleton P. and Debra A. Erdman Brian B. and Laura A. Huber
Stephen D. Bruno OPC ’97 Daniel and Susanna Evans Patricia Hunt and F. John Hagele
Stuart M. and Laura S. Bryan Walter C. and Jane F. Evans Hon. 1689 Glenn C. Isaacson and Jane Wang
Thomas W. OPC ’57 and Bernadette Budd Maria-Victoria Fernando and Richard Cawley Craig L. and Lori A. Israelite
William P. Burdick and Linsey A. Will Howard M. and Phyllis Fischer G. Eric Johansen and Kathleen L. Dilonardo
David S. OPC ’38 and Jean Bushnell Jeanne D. and Richard B. Fisher OPC ’53 * Stephanie D. Judson and Cleveland D. Rea
Donald A. Bux OPC ’48 Thomas T. OPC ’44 and Phyllys C. B. Fleming Lisa D. and John H. Kabnick
William H. OPC ’53 and Marianne C. Bux Darryl J. Ford and Gail Sullivan Theodore H. and Wendy N. Kapnek
B. James and Susan S. Cake Malcolm and Edith Ford Donald R. OPC ’51 and Dorothy Kardon
* deceased

Donald M. Kerr OPC ’57 and Alison Kyle Michael A. Paolini and Alexis Harvey-Paolini John E. and Jackie Singmaster
Donald and Gay Kimelman Carol K. Park John E. OPC ’57 and Courtney L. Sjostrom
William H. Kingsley OPC ’51 Mary S. Park William and Serena Skwersky
Charles H. OPC ’71 and Sharman J. Kleinhenn Thomas K. and Marcia R. Pasch David and Charleen Slobodinsky
Jeffery M. and Margaret Kolansky Christopher and Margaret Pastore Donald A. and Maria T. Smith
Steven F. OPC ’74 and Corinne Koltes Patricia Patrizi
Kathryn Smith
David J. OPC ’82 and Jennifer A. Kurtz Louis G. Peirce OPC ’69
Snave Foundation
Robert K. OPC ’74 and Carol Kurz Penn Charter Alumni Society Fund
Albert J. Snite Jr. and Julia Conover
Guy Laren Penn Charter Community Fund
Fredric I. and Susan D. Lazarus Joshua S. Petersohn OPC ’85 and Nuriye Uygur Lewis S. OPC ’44 and Elizabeth F. Somers
Judith G. and Andrew Leach * Robert A. OPC ’71 and Linda J. Picardo Eleanor Speranza
Joseph J. Jr. and Linda P. Leube David B. Picker and Grace A. Flisser Michael and Denise M. Speranza
Arthur P. OPC ’55 and Laura R. Loeb * Agustin J. OPC ’41 and Charlotte F. Pocock J. C. Spink OPC ’90
William A. Loeb OPC ’52 Sidney and Sandra B. Portnoy Peter Jr. and Mary J. Spizzirri
Herbert and Karen Lotman George N. Prince OPC ’39 Andrew M. Star
Frank P. OPC ’41 and Betty Louchheim and Catherine D. Bowen Marc P. OPC ’93 and Laura B. Steel
Nelson J. OPC ’59 and Mary M. Luria Ivy J. Prout Carol Hon. 1689 and Avrom Steinbrook
Rebecca and Frank Luzi James K. Pryor OPC ’57 Kathryn Steinbugler
Richard H. MacNeal OPC ’40 Douglas H. and Rebecca Pyle
Peter S. Stern OPC ’57
and Carolyn J. Colcord* Carolyn J. Quill
Elizabeth S. Stutzman
James R. MacRae and Suzanne R. Biemiller C. Robert and Debbie Quint
Sahar Suluki
James R. OPC ’77 and Anne P. Malone David J. and Faith Rachofsky
David L. Mather OPC ’89 Joseph J. Ragg Jr. and Cathie Driscoll Jean O. Swihart
Victor C. II and Elizabeth Mather Aaron and Cathy C. Rappeport Susan H. Talley *
Robert C. and Minky McAdoo Jeffrey A. Reinhold and Kathleen A. Lister William N. Tanner OPC ’57 and Anne Boyden
Joyce G. McCray William H. OPC ’71 and Elizabeth A. Resch Robert P. OPC ’38 and Mimi R. Thompson
Thomas J. and Denise McDugall Rafael Revol and Susana Kolker-Revol Perry and Joan S. Tishgart
William
Duncan M. OPC ’61 and Ellen McFarland
Edward J. OPC ’77 and Janice McGinn
Charles C. OPC ’51 and Kathryn K. Rieger
Stephen W. Rinaldi OPC ’90
Alan H. and Joyce F. Torchon
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John L. and Susan E. McInerney Richard B. OPC ’56 and Alee A. Robbins Irwin L. and Georgette S. Trauss Report Gifts
of
Marc W. and Laura K. McKenna Brian L. and Aileen K. Roberts Douglas D. Uhlmann Hon. 1689 and Lisa Tordo
John S. McKenzie OPC ’57 F. Stone OPC ’62 and Julie D. Roberts 2006–2007
Joseph Vahey and Donna Ewanciw
Geoffrey and Nancy M. McKernan George T. OPC ’71 and Sally Robinette
Joseph B. OPC ’52 and Carol M.Van Sciver
James and Annette R. McNally Benjamin E. Robinson OPC ’82
Raymond W. OPC ’61 and Priscilla A.Vickers
Barbara N. and John McNichol and Cecilia Atkinson
Walter H. OPC ’48 and Lorraine C. Waechter
Richard F. Meischeid and Susanne H. Iannece John C. OPC ’77 and Elizabeth Rodgers
Howard G. and Denise W. Mendel John T. Hon. 1689 and Nancy W. Rogers Philip H. Ward OPC ’38 and Margaretta Dodge
Norma W. Mercer Anthony J. OPC ’77 and Sarah Romagnole David N. Weinman OPC ’51 and Patricia Schoeni
Louis F. Metzger OPC ’57 Paul R. and Wendy H. Rosen John E. OPC ’68 and Andree D. Welsh
Robert S. OPC ’77 and Vicki C. Miles Mitchell C. and Martha A. Rosenberg Kurt A. and Betsey L. Wenger
John A. Millington OPC ’44 Ronald E. Rossman OPC ’57 Grace R. Wheeler Hon. 1689
Charles L. Mitchell OPC ’70 Rotko Family Foundation F. John White OPC ’65 and Beth Ann Smith
David P. OPC ’64 and Carolyn S. Montgomery Daniel F. III and Elizabeth F. Ryan William Penn Foundation
Drew A. OPC ’93 and Nicole S. Morris Craig J. OPC ’74 and Karen J. Sabatino Caesar D. OPC ’80 and Katrina Williams
Irving N. and Doris R. Morris The Samuel and Rebecca Kardon Foundation John M. OPC ’66 and Kobkit J. Wilson
Judith R. and Edward R. Moss * Robert G. OPC ’57 and Patricia Schad
Herbert S. OPC ’61 and Deanne H. Winokur
Martin and Dana Mullaney Kerry S. and Jill E. Schuman
Arthur J. Wise OPC ’55
Timothy T. Myers OPC ’77 and Elizabeth G. Frazee Stacey L. and Barbara J. Schwartz
Stuart L. and Ellen Wolf
David B. and Esther J. Nash Jin S. and Grace Seo
David Nation and Suzan Willcox Sharon A. Sexton and Thomas Ferrick J. E. and Marcie Wolfington
Levon N. and Claudia J. Nazarian James H. Shacklett OPC ’70 and Patricia A. Duffy C. Thomas and Ellen J. Wood
Jay M. Neale OPC ’51 Ronald J. and Deborah Shaffer Arthur P. Woolley OPC ’51
Eva Kay and John F. Noone Eileen A. and Hall Shultz Gary D.Yeoman and Roberta Kaneff
James L. and Elisabeth Oakes Andreas and Anna Marie Siegmann Edward and Judith M. Zubrow

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Penn Charter Endowed Funds and Gifts
Penn Charter’s first endowed fund was established in 1702 by Samuel Carpenter, who was appointed Overseer by
William Penn in 1711. Our history of extraordinary generosity from alumni, parents and friends is evident by the
evolution of our endowed funds program. Support for endowment demonstrates a commitment to ensuring the
future of our school and is an opportunity for donors to create a lasting legacy. All great schools possess outstanding
endowments. Funds are organized below under headings of general, faculty, scholarship, library and other. New funds
are denoted by an asterisk. Donors supporting individual funds are listed below fund descriptions.
EndowEd John G. and Virginia L. Foos
Mitchell S. and Jane J. Goldenberg
Thomas M. OPC ’69 and Jane E. Sadtler
James R. and Amy Schaeffer
GEnEral Funds John J. and Cecelia G. Grace Nathaniel E. OPC ’78 and Lisa M. Sher
Karl S. OPC ’81 and Mary B. Murray Marvin A. Smith
General Endowment Fund Richard Pepino The Estate of Isidor P. Strittmatter II
Gifts contributed to Penn Charter Alan M. and Carol M. Prushan Mario and Jan M. Zacharjasz
without specific limitations go into James R. and Amy Schaeffer
the General Endowment Fund. Arunan Sivalingam
General Endowment
Those who contribute to this
Albert J. Jr. and Julia Snite
Library Fund
fund can take great satisfaction Established by the estate of
Jonathan H. OPC ’70 and Kathryn Sprogell
in knowing that their gifts are Montgomery Brinton Barrett OPC
James S. OPC ’75 and Jill W. Still
benefiting the school now and in ’31 in 2004, this fund enables Penn
the future. This fund is the most Marcia K. Stone
James D. and Kathleen F. Troyer Charter’s Gummere Library to
important at the school. It gives the provide the foundation for current
school maximum flexibility to meet David V. and Judy Wachs
and future access to knowledge and
the evolving needs of the institution. Thomas R.Yorko
to meet the growing needs of an
Kenneth R. Clark OPC ’22 * General Endowment innovative curriculum. The school
Joseph E. Colson * for Scholarship encourages gifts to expand this
J. David Donahower OPC ’47 * endowment to perpetuate strong
Penn Charter strives to be a richly financial resources for the library
The Estate of Thomas P. Emmons diverse school community, racially,
Thomas R. Field OPC ’70 services program at Penn Charter.
William religiously, economically, ethnically
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Jeffrey R. Havsy OPC ’87
and socially. Gifts for this purpose
enable the school to offer need-based
The Estate of Montgomery Brinton Barrett OPC ’31
Report Gifts Robert C. and Minky McAdoo financial aid to talented students.
General Endowment
of
The Estate of Henry S. Miller OPC ’30 for Athletics (Includes
2006–2007 The Estate of J. Ten Broeck Runk OPC ’35 Robert B. OPC ’64 and Caroline Beale Gifts to Ralph F. Palaia
Craig J. OPC ’74 and Karen J. Sabatino Todd B. and Rebecca L. Bequette Baseball Field)
The Estate of Charles J. Webb OPC ’38 Michael A. and Debbie Bloom Created in 2004 as part of the school’s
John S. OPC ’39 and Roberta P. Wurts Seamus Brown OPC ’95 Frameworks for the Future campaign
Howard S. OPC ’86 and Jill C. Zipin Richard B. OPC ’84 and Lindsay M. Commons and made possible by a generous
Elizabeth A. Flemming gift from Albert M. Greenfield III
General Endowment Randi S. Garnick OPC ’74. The fund was established
for Faculty Matthew Gillespie OPC ’98 to attract additional charitable support
This fund was established to ensure Joseph J. OPC ’85 and Sarah Gleason from other donors who share the
Penn Charter continues to attract Robert A. and Susan M. Gordon vision of a strong athletic program
and reward the highest caliber faculty Seth W. Goren OPC ’90 and the role it plays in developing
possible. Gifts support faculty salaries Randy W. Granger Hon. 1689 and Irene E. McHenry cooperation, responsibility, self-
and professional development. Carl H. OPC ’66 and Takako Hill discipline and sportsmanship in Penn
Samuel P. and Connie A. Katz Charter graduates. It serves as a
N. Scott and Sandra R. Adzick
permanent and growing resource for
Louise B. Beardwood Jennifer and Robert Ketler
the future of Penn Charter athletics.
Richard and Susan Berk Young Jin Kim OPC ’01
Millard L. OPC ’46 and Martha H. Breiden David P. OPC ’64 and Carolyn S. Montgomery Charles D. Achenbach OPC ’55
George A. Jr. OPC ’72 and Diana Y. Buffum Peter and Doris Osborne H. Carl OPC ’57 and Laureen V. Albrecht
Charles M. and Stephanie C. Cahn Levan A. and Karyn Payton James R. OPC ’60 and Barbara R. Buckley
Peter F. OPC ’56 and Jean M. Cooke William H. OPC ’43 and Jamesina B. Peirce Stuart M. and Shannon N. George
Crystal J. Davenport-Harris OPC ’99 Philadelphia Phillies Albert M. III OPC ’74 and Wendy Greenfield
Marilyn Entwisle William H. OPC ’55 and Nancy Pope Richard J. OPC ’54 and Patricia Kohler
Charles A. Jr. OPC ’31 and Jacqueline Ernst The Estate of Charles Rupp OPC ’25 George W. OPC ’58 and Elaine Linn
* deceased

Ronald O. OPC ’62 and Gail Prickitt Class of 1996 General Ball/Somers Fund
Bruce W. OPC ’50 and Iru H. Rose Endowment Fund Lewis S. Somers 3rd OPC ’44
Robert W. and Joan B. Walters
Created in 2006 by the Class of and his wife, Betty, created this
Laura E. Weiss
1996 on the occasion of their 10th fund to support the review and
Class of 1962 Faculty reunion, the fund assists the school implementation of important
and Student Fund in providing the resources needed educational changes at Penn
to maintain its exceptional history of Charter. The grants are to be used
The Class of 1962 Faculty and to provide support for faculty
excellence and is unrestricted.
Student Fund was established in in analyzing salient issues and
2007 on the occasion of their 45th Christopher Carroll OPC ’96 implementing new curricular ideas
reunion to help students and teachers Megan C. Donohue OPC ’96 based on that analysis.
at Penn Charter. The contributions Mara J. Dowdall OPC ’96
to the fund are made in memory of Andrew A. and Theresa A. Gardner Lewis S. 3rd OPC ’44 and Elizabeth F. Somers
the deceased members of the class. Alyson M. Goodner OPC ’96 Aaron E. Carpenter
Claude H. OPC ’62 and Carol Bennett David M. and Susan H. Goodner OPC 1902
Louis F. OPC ’62 and Marcy W. Burke David A. OPC ’96 and Jessica Hayne Lower School Faculty Salaries Fund
Joseph W. Carnwath OPC ’62 Carla Hetzel OPC ’96
In 1975 Penn Charter established
Artie OPC ’62 and Elaine Egendorf Helen C. Hoyer the first endowed mastership for an
Remy L. OPC ’62 and Wendy Fox Alan M. Rosenwinkel OPC ’96 elementary school teacher in this
Frederick R. OPC ’62 and Susan Glazier Tori OPC ’96 and Greg Small country. It was named for Aaron
Houghton-Carpenter Foundation Daniel S. Spink OPC ’96 E. Carpenter II, a Penn Charter
William F. OPC ’62 and Leslie MacDonald Marsh B. and Helyn H. Spink graduate of the Class of 1902 who
Kevin A. OPC ’62 and Peggy McKinney Barbara Taylor bequeathed a generous legacy to
George E. OPC ’62 and Alice Meagher Andrew S. OPC ’96 and Jessica Thompson the school. The first recipient was
Anthony C. Muller OPC ’62 William B. and Louise Thompson Ruth H. Tindall, who taught in
Michael B. Petosa OPC ’62 Jeannine E. Wiley OPC ’96 the Lower School for 20 years
beginning in 1956.
Ronald O. OPC ’62 and Gail Prickitt
Class of 1986 William
John D. OPC ’62 and Vivienne F. Rich
Lindley C. OPC ’62 and Christine Scarlett
Endowed Fund John Flagg Gummere
Penn
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English Mastership
Charles L. Tucker OPC ’62 Created on the occasion of
their 20th reunion, this general
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Ann and Loren E. Western The late Crawford H. Greenewalt
Walton R. OPC ’62 * and Janis P. Winder endowment fund provides the OPC ’18 established this mastership 2006–2007
school maximum flexibilty in to honor his lifelong friend and
Class of 1999 Fund addressing the needs of the school. classmate. Jack Gummere believed
The Class of the 1999 recognizes that good teaching was the most
Barry L. OPC ’86 and Sandra L. Cohen
that great schools are constantly important ingredient for a good
Brian D. OPC ’86 and Caroline Ellerson
evolving to meet the expectations school. This fund celebrates his
Christian A. Jones OPC ’86 great contributions to Penn Charter
of their students and faculty. This Matthew T. OPC ’86 * and Rebecca T. Miller
fund was established in 2006 on the and memorializes Jack’s many years
Andrew M. Rosenberg OPC ’86 of commitment to its community.
occasion of their fifth reunion and
Howard S. OPC ’86 and Jill C. Zipin The fund will provide support
honors Penn Charter’s past successes
and helps to provide the resources for outstanding teachers who are
needed to meet future challenges. EndowEd dedicating themselves to teaching
Peter J. Farnese OPC ’99 Faculty Funds young people at Penn Charter.
Patrick T. Gallagher OPC ’99 Richard B. Fisher OPC ’53 Hillas Faculty Fund
Dana A. Greenspon OPC ’99 Faculty Support Fund Established in 2003 by Roger OPC
Thomas D. Griffin OPC ’99
Richard Fisher OPC ’53 established ’45 and Dee Hillas P ’71, ’06, ’09
Mark D. Hecker OPC ’99 for the enhancement of professional
this fund in 1990 to help Penn
Scott and Rosemary M. Melnick capabilities of teachers that will
Charter in its efforts to improve the
Stephen F. and Sarilynne S. Meyer in turn enhance instruction of
level of faculty salaries.
Abraham C. and Sherri E. Reich students at William Penn Charter
Spencer E. Reich OPC ’99 Jeanne D. Fisher School. This fund provides the
Scott P. Roslyn OPC ’99 The Estate of Richard B. Fisher OPC ’53 school with additional resources
William B. and Louise Thompson to support faculty participation

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in conferences and workshops so The Edward E. Ford Brent Sherwood OPC ’76
that the teachers will be better Foundation Arunan Sivalingam
able to implement an outstanding Faculty Support Fund Albert J. Snite Jr. and Julia Conover
curriculum. It encourages graduate Jonathan H. OPC ’70 and Kathryn Sprogell
The Edward E. Ford Faculty Fund
and independent summer study Robert P. OPC ’38 and Mimi R. Thompson
provides endowment for faculty
that will enhance the teacher’s James D. and Kathleen F. Troyer
compensation and was established
professional role at Penn Charter.
by a series of generous challenge David V. and Judy Wachs
In certain cases there could be
grants from the Edward E. Ford Philip OPC ’73 and Juliet I. Wachs
grants released for related projects
Foundation beginning in 1974 and Edwin A. OPC ’58 and Mariann Weihenmayer
to professional development.
with the most recent in 2005. The William Penn Foundation
Roger S. OPC ’45 and Dolores E. Hillas fund serves to strengthen and retain Walton R. OPC ’62 * and Janis P. Winder
the quality faculty, the school’s most
McFarland Family Stuart L. and Ellen Wolf
important resource.
Fund for Faculty Salaries Thomas R.Yorko
N. Scott and Sandra R. Adzick
Established in 2001, Duncan M.
Helen S. and Stanley J. Bak Robert J. F. Brobyn
OPC ’61 and Ellen B. McFarland OPC ’56
Jeffrey D. Barr OPC ’64
created this fund in support of Master Teacher Fund
Robert S. and Diane Bass
faculty salaries to reflect their belief
in both Penn Charter and the Robert H. OPC ’28 and Gail Bates Established to honor Penn
critical role exceptional teaching H. Dickson S. OPC ’38 and Anne W. Boenning Charter’s extraordinary and
plays in continuing the excellence of Joseph G. and Robin K. Bonus dedicated faculty, including those
the school. Marc D. and Andrea S. Brookman teachers and coaches who had a
George A. OPC ’72 and Diana Y. Buffum positive and lasting impact on his
Duncan M. OPC ’61 and Ellen McFarland Lucien B. and Robin L. Calhoun life. The fund supports faculty
Richard L. and Joan Cantor salaries and can provide specific
Herbert S. and Marjorie
William B. OPC ’43 and Elizabeth Chamberlin support and recognition to
L. Winokur Fund
The Conston Foundation outstanding teachers.
William
The fund is created to honor William M. OPC ’59 and Jeanne Davison
Herbert S. Winokur Sr. and Marjorie
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SChool L. Winokur, the parents of “Pug”
T. Frank OPC ’45 and Helen C. Decker
Edward C. OPC ’47 and Joan Driscoll
Richard H. MacNeal
OPC ’40
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of
Winokur OPC ’61. The fund Edward E. Ford Foundation Faculty Endowment Fund
benefits teachers who have been at
Dion R. and Rachelle L. Ehrlich
2006–2007 Penn Charter for five to ten years
Thomas R. Field OPC ’70 Created in 2003 by Richard
to encourage them to engage in H. MacNeal OPC ’40 and the
The Estate of Richard B. Fisher OPC ’53
activities of faculty development and MacNeal Foundation in recognition
Mitchell S. and Jane J. Goldenberg
enrichment. Income from this fund of the outstanding teaching that
may also be used to fund part or all Michael A. OPC ’90 and Whitney K. Gomez
Mark OPC ’67 and Helene B. Hankin is the hallmark of William Penn
of teacher sabbaticals. Charter School, past, present and
Robert J. OPC ’40 and Elizabeth T. Harbison
Herbert S. OPC ‘61 and Deanne H. Winokur Robert and Miriam Harden future. The fund provides general
Marjorie L. Winokur Kirk D. OPC ’73 and Ellen Hartman support for faculty salaries and
Robert and Gayle Horn professional development.
Randy W. Granger
Erin P. and Mark Hughes Richard H. MacNeal OPC ’40
Chair in the Visual Arts
Peter C. OPC ’68 and Stephanie A. Johnson The MacNeal Foundation
This endowed chair was established Stuart B. and Deborah G. Kurtz
by Jeffrey M. Lotman OPC ’80 to Robert K. OPC ’74 and Carol Kurz Betty Barr Thomas
honor his former teacher and to Thomas H. OPC ’69 and Mary T. Lee Faculty Fund
recognize teaching that seeks to
Marc W. and Laura K. McKenna Made possible by a bequest from
touch the lives of students and to
Geoffrey and Nancy M. McKernan Betty Barr Thomas. Established
help them grow as individuals in
Joshua J. Mitteldorf by the school in honor and
the broadest sense, as well as in the
Christina A. and Benjamin A. Niernberg recognition of her deep devotion
discipline of the arts.
Penn Charter Community and generous support, this fund
Jeffrey M. OPC ’80 and Therese M. Lotman Alan M. and Carol M. Prushan
supports faculty salaries.
Andrew OPC ’95 Rentschler Charles C. OPC ’51 and Kathryn K. Rieger
Stacey L. and Barbara J. Schwartz Generoso C. OPC ’88 and Mary M. Rullo The Estate of Betty Barr Thomas
Craig J. OPC ’74 and Karen J. Sabatino
* deceased

Frank S. Craig for so many years. Mr. Foerderer’s Robert R. Cryer
Faculty Fund daughter, Mignon Foerderer Davis, Fund for Teacher Excellence
made gifts to the fund to assure that
This fund was established in honor Established by Robert R. Cryer
the Percival E. Foerderer Middle
of Frank S. Craig, a teacher of OPC ’56 to assist Penn Charter in
School Science Center Fund would
Latin and mathematics at Penn retaining dynamic, young teachers.
continue its commitment to a strong
Charter from 1926 to 1957, and The fund awards a three-year grant
science faculty.
in recognition of the importance to a member of Penn Charter’s
of offering competitive salaries Mignon Foerderer Davis faculty who has demonstrated
and benefits to the teaching staff. exemplary teaching and made
Established by his son Frank S. Pierre S. du Pont OPC 1886 significant contributions to the life
Mastership in Science
Craig Jr. OPC ’43 and Elizabeth J. of the school.
Craig in 1999. Established in 1958 by Headmaster
John F. Gummere with a grant from Robert R. OPC ’56 and Louise R. Cryer
Robert R. OPC ’45 and Patricia Irving the Longwood Foundation in memory W Stuart Emmons OPC ’37
.
Anna Emmons of Pierre S. du Pont, industrialist, Family Fund
Faculty Fund philanthropist and educational
visionary. Pierre and his brothers, Irenee Anna S. Emmons P ’36, ’37, ’40,
Anna S. Emmons P ’36, ’37, ’40, du Pont OPC 1892 and Lammot ’44, GP ’73 established this fund
’44, GP ’73 of Bryn Mawr gave du Pont OPC 1892, honored Penn in memory of her son W. Stuart
a generous gift to Penn Charter Charter with their lifelong commitment Emmons, who was president of
in 1975 to honor the school’s to education and outstanding leadership the Class of 1937. The Emmons
challenge grant from the E.E. Ford of the Du Pont Corporation. family believed that a faculty’s
Foundation for the endowment of strength is the key ingredient in
faculty salaries in the Upper School. assisting Penn Charter students in
I. H. B. Spiers
Mastership in Modern Languages their growth. They demonstrated
Percival E. Foerderer their tremendous interest and
In 1944, Headmaster John F. commitment to Penn Charter with
OPC 1902 Gummere wrote to all former
Middle School Science Center Fund this fund to support faculty salaries. William
students of I. H. B. Spiers, a
Established in 1978 to support distinguished French teacher,
Class of 1945
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faculty in the Middle School science suggesting that they might
department, this fund makes contribute to a capital fund Herbert McVey Fund Report Gifts
of
it possible for Penn Charter to to create the I. H. B. Spiers Established in honor of their 50th 2006–2007
maintain the strong science program Mastership in Modern Language. reunion and in memory of their
that has distinguished the school This fund was established in 1946. faculty advisor, Herbert B. McVey,

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this endowed fund provides support the M. Albert Linton Fund to honor Malcolm A. OPC ’54 and Susan G. Buckey
for faculty salaries. The Class of their master teacher. Bert Linton Louis C. OPC ’54 and Becky E. Einwick
1945 began this funding effort began his teaching career at Penn Samuel L. OPC ’54 and Carolyn Frieder
shortly after their 45th reunion to Charter in 1946. During his years Richard B. OPC ’54 and Jean Gaffin
help Penn Charter recruit and retain on the faculty, he was a strong force Barton L. OPC ’54 and Marianne P. Gledhill
the highest caliber faculty. in the lives of many students. He John P. OPC ’54 and Kathleen Green
represented the epitome of fine William G. OPC ’54 and Nan Hamilton
R. Joseph Barnes OPC ’45 Joseph H. OPC ’54 and Merle B. Happe
teaching at Penn Charter. This fund
H. Leonard OPC ’45 and Dolores Brown James R. OPC ’54 and Annette E. Harper
in his honor will help to support
Theodore S. OPC ’45 and Marjorie C. Coxe Emil H. OPC ’54 and Lynn Hubschman
salaries of teachers of mathematics.
John G. OPC ’45 and Victoria Cunningham Richard A. OPC ’54 and Marjorie Killian
T. Frank OPC ’45 and Helen C. Decker James V. OPC ’57 and Rosalie Masella Richard J. OPC ’54 and Patricia Kohler
William J. Donahue OPC ’45 * Carl N. OPC ’54 and Carol Kunz
Harvey H. Frank OPC ’45 Class of 1959 James A. OPC ’54 and Jacqueline Lehman
Charles S. OPC ’47 and Frances-Sue Ganoe Faculty Support Fund Peter A. OPC ’54 and Karen Massaniso
Edward P. OPC ’45 and June Gubb The Class of 1959, in honor of their George H. OPC ’54 and Charlotte H. McLaughlin
L. Leroy OPC ’45 and Peggy Hepburn 25th reunion and the faculty who Warrin C. OPC ’54 and Laurel S. Meyers
Harry K. Hiestand OPC ’45 * taught them, established this fund for Evan W. OPC ’54 and Nancy Michener
Roger S. OPC ’45 and Dolores E. Hillas the purpose of supporting younger Robin R. OPC ’54 * and Carol A. Schlunk
Margine M. and Frank D. Holland faculty. It is used to supplement their Yannis S. Stephano OPC ’54
Laurence B. OPC ’45 and Nancy S. Huston salaries, to further their education, to Nicol C. OPC ’54 and Wendy Taylor
Robert R. OPC ’45 and Patricia Irving offer summer travel, and to provide
Harry I. Lauer OPC ’45 *
Harry R. Hirshorn
assistance for other uses related Memorial Fund
William E. OPC ’45 * and Sara U. Mikell to their teaching and professional
Edward H. Preston OPC ’45 * growth at Penn Charter. In 1982, Ralph S. Hirshorn and his
William A. Smith OPC ’45 * family established this fund in honor
A. Richard OPC ’45 and Janice M. Teller William E. OPC ’59 and Bonnie W. Chapman of his parents, Harry R. Hirshorn
James B. OPC ’59 and Lurene M. Coles and Estelle Spector Hirshorn, who
William
Col. Clifton Lisle William M. OPC ’59 and Jeanne Davison were former Penn Charter parents
Memorial Faculty Fund George E. OPC ’59 and Lynn Deming
64 Penn
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SChool The Col. Clifton Lisle Memorial John W. OPC ’59 and Joyce D. Dickey
and grandparents. The family hopes
that the fund will help improve
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Fund was established in 1992 by his R. Ford OPC ’59 and Patricia F. Hutchinson
Kenneth L. OPC ’59 and Susan S. Kershbaum
faculty salaries, ensuring that the
widow, Anna Hayward Lisle, and finest teachers available will be
2006–2007 William B. Gold Jr. OPC ’31 to Kenneth S. OPC ’59 and Gail Krieger retained and recruited.
Nelson J. Luria OPC ’59
memorialize Colonel Lisle’s life at
Robert R. OPC ’59 and Martine Matzke Ralph S. OPC ’56 and Natalie C. Hirshorn
Penn Charter. This gift, joined with
Robert D. Prewitt OPC ’59
gifts from the Hoxie Harrison Smith
Thomas A. OPC ’59 and Margaret Ralph
Class of 1964
Foundation and Colonel Lisle’s Faculty Development Fund
Henry S. Rogers OPC ’59
former students, benefits members
Henry C. OPC ’59 and Marie R. Schneider On the occasion of their 20th
of the Penn Charter English
Rush B. OPC ’59 and Patricia Smith reunion in 1984, the Class of 1964
department and thousands of boys
Thomas D. Watkins OPC ’59 established this fund to honor Penn
and girls for generations to come.
Charter’s faculty. The income from
Robert N. OPC ’39 and Marion F. Taylor Class of 1954 this endowed fund is used by the
Faculty Endowment Fund faculty for summer study, sabbatical
Louis Wiederhold OPC ’41
Established by members of and special projects.
Donald E. MacCormick Penn Charter’s Class of 1954 in
Mastership in Math recognition and celebration of their Joseph T. Sullivan OPC ’26
Established in 1947, this fund honors 50th reunion, this endowed fund Memorial Fund
Penn Charter’s first department seeks to help the school hire and
The fund was created in 1986
head, Donald E. MacCormick, who retain the best possible teachers
with a gift from Allen F. Steere
taught mathematics for 34 years, through competitive compensation.
OPC ’66, an Overseer, in memory
from 1914 to 1948, at Penn Charter. Income from the fund shall be
of the father of his wife, Meemie
directed annually to support teacher
Sullivan. It provides opportunities
M. Albert Linton Fund salaries in perpetuity.
for enrichment to a member of the
Warren F. Miller Jr. OPC ’65 and Charles M. Barclay OPC ’54 history department and supports the
other grateful students established Alfred F. OPC ’54 and Carol Bracher Middle School Sullivan Speaker.
* deceased

Allen F. OPC ’66 and Meemie Steere 40th reunion, this fund supports John G. OPC ’61 and Joan Crosby
Penn Charter’s efforts to pay Anthony J. OPC ’61 and Dorothy DiMarino
Philip T. Sharples rewarding salaries to its faculty. W. Seldon OPC ’61 and Marsha Gates
Science Faculty Fund
The contributions to the fund are David L. OPC ’61 and Carol C. Geyer
In 1984, Philip P. Sharples and Grace made in memory of the deceased Richard P. OPC ’61 and Louise Hamilton
Wheeler P ’78, GP ’08, an Overseer, members of the class. J. Freedley OPC ’61 and Kathleen H. Hunsicker
founded this fund in honor of his C. Scott OPC ’67 and Danielle V. Kulicke
father, Philip T. Sharples. The fund Class of 1988 Russell C. OPC ’61 and Barbara Mauch
supports excellence in the teaching of Faculty Enrichment Fund F. Howard Maull OPC ’61
science at Penn Charter. Duncan M. OPC ’61 and Ellen McFarland
In 2005, the Class of 1988
Joseph W. Price OPC ’61
Philip P. and Joanna Sharples established this fund as part of
Richard A. OPC ’61 and Carol A. Redeker
the Frameworks for the Future
Class of 1956 campaign to honor Penn Charter’s
Harry T. OPC ’61 and Jeanne Rosenheim
Faculty Fund Leonard C. Schwarz OPC ’61
esteemed faculty. The purpose of the
and Jeanne J. Fleming
To celebrate their 50th reunion in Class of 1988 Faculty Enrichment
2006, the Class of 1956 broadened Calvin H. Smedley OPC ’61
Fund is to support the professional
the fund established in 1991. The Roger J. OPC ’61 and Gail M. Soens
development, salaries and thoughtful
fund will continue to provide Rudolph W. OPC ’61 and Candace Struse
progress of the teaching staff.
educational opportunities that will Peter A. OPC ’61 and Elizabeth Sturrock
improve teaching performance, Patrick H. OPC ’88 and Anne Keane J. Malcolm OPC ’61 and Beth L. Taws
promote educational quality, and George J. OPC ’88 and Erin O. Maley Ranney W. OPC ’61 and Kathleen A. Thayer
attract and retain a faculty of the Keith T. OPC ’88 and Sue Ellen Morris Jeffry H. OPC ’61 and Joy F. Tindall
highest quality and dedication. Now, Generoso C. OPC ’88 and Mary M. Rullo Raymond W. OPC ’61 and Priscilla A.Vickers
is shall also provide direct support of Nicholas G. OPC ’61 and Judith Walker
teacher salaries in perpetuity. This fund Class of 1991 David O. OPC ’61 and Carolyn A. Williams
Faculty and Coach Fund Herbert S. OPC ’61 and Deanne H. Winokur
was enlarged to express, once again,
the deepest gratitude and appreciation Created on the occasion of their 15th Peter D. Wood OPC ’61
of the Class of 1956 to the faculty reunion in 2006, the Class of 1991 James M. OPC ’61 and Renee Wynn
William
of Penn Charter. One of the greatest established this fund to recognize
truths of the Penn Charter education and honor the dual role of teaching
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is that instructors, not buildings, are and coaching. The fund seeks to
the foundation of good life. perpetuate the value of knowing scholarship of
Bernard E. OPC ’56 and Valerie V. Berlinger
mentors both in the classroom and on
the field, a longtime school tradition.
Funds 2006–2007
H. C. OPC ’56 and Judith R. Brooke
Richard B. Fisher OPC ’53
William H. OPC ’56 and Nancy Chaffee Max S. Fischer OPC ’91
Scholarship Fund
H. Howard OPC ’56 and Linda Colehower William A. OPC ’91 and Aimee Gallagher
Peter F. OPC ’56 and Jean M. Cooke Rajiv A. Idiculla OPC ’91 Richard Fisher OPC ’53 established
Chalmers E. OPC ’56 and Sandra S. Cornelius Paul J. Kane OPC ’91 this fund in 1990 to help students
Alan T. Dorn OPC ’56 Peter S. Levin OPC ’91 needing financial assistance to attend
Robert W. OPC ’56 and Janet L. Harris George E. OPC ’91 and Amy Mark Penn Charter.
Joan McIlvaine Hon. 1689 Daniel F. OPC ’91 and Elizabeth A. McGonagle William H. OPC ’53 and Marianne C. Bux
C. Richard Michie OPC ’56 John E. Ranieri OPC ’91 Jeanne D. Fisher
John D. OPC ’56 and Wynne Milner Samuel L. OPC ’91 and Leslie Scheid
John M. OPC ’56 and Joan Phelan The Estate of Richard B. Fisher OPC ’53
Nicholas OPC ’91 and Vicki von der Wense
Julius B. OPC ’56 and Beverly Rauch
Florence R. C. Murray
Edgar J. OPC ’56 and Carol Roberts Class of 1961 Scholarship Fund
Jesse L. OPC ’56 and Martha C. Salwen Faculty Fund
Martin B. OPC ’56 and Jeanne Schneider Florence Murray was the daughter
To be used to generate income to
William H. OPC ’56 and Marian S. Surgner of Major Aaron E. Carpenter OPC
fund salaries, benefits and other
James F. Tetzlaff OPC ’56 1902, president of E.F. Houghton and
amounts payable to the faculty
Henry R. OPC ’56 and Jenelle C. Waddington Co., Inc. for many years. This fund
of the school. The fund was
honors Penn Charter’s educational
Class of 1944 established in 2006 on the occasion
mission and was made possible by
Memorial Faculty Fund of the 45th class reunion.
a generous bequest from Florence
Established in 1984 by the Class Jacob G. OPC ’61 and Elizabeth Bumm Murray and with support from William
of 1944 on the occasion of their H. G. Connell OPC ’61 F. MacDonald Jr. OPC ’62, P ’05.

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Wyatt Wistar Brown Over the years, Bob Levy and his Fran McMurray
Scholarship Fund wife, Cissie, have made it possible for James and Gloria Parente
deserving students to attend Penn Jean Parker
Established in 1901 by T. Wistar
Charter. Those who have attracted Bronwen Pencarrick
Brown, a Penn Charter Overseer
Bob and Cissie’s assistance have been Helen Richman
from 1856 to 1916 who served as
young people with demonstrated Lewis T. Seaman
Treasurer of Overseers for 50 years,
ability in their studies and in their Ruth Sommers
to honor his young son who died sports and marked by their lively
while a student at Penn Charter. The Catherine Teti
interest in the events of life. With Polly Welsh
fund supports scholarships at Penn this in mind, the Rochelle Feldman
Charter and other selected Friends and Robert Paley Levy Scholarship Arthur E. Weil
schools in the Philadelphia area. Fund will be used to provide a Scholarship Fund
scholarship each year to one or
Established in 1974.
Franklin E. Barr Sr. more such students whom the
OPC 1900 administrators believe will benefit
Scholarship Fund from and accept the challenges Peter K. Ortale OPC ’83
of Bob and Cissie’s gift of good Scholarship Fund
In December 1989, Betty Barr Thomas
created this scholarship fund to honor instruction. Raymond W. Vickers Penn Charter lost Peter K.
the memory of her father-in-law. This OPC ’61 established this fund in Ortale OPC ’83 in the World
2003 to honor Bob and Cissie. Gifts Trade Center tragedy on Sept.
was the second scholarship created by
are encouraged from their numerous 11, 2001. To create a lasting
Betty Barr Thomas to demonstrate
her commitment to the education of friends and admirers. memorial and to celebrate his life
and accomplishments, family and
young people at Penn Charter. Peter A. Benoliel OPC ’49 and Willo Carey
friends established the Peter K.
C. Kenneth OPC ’65 and Joanne Dunn
The Estate of Betty Barr Thomas Ortale OPC ’83 Scholarship Fund.
Albert M. OPC ’74 and Wendy Greenfield The fund seeks to provide tuition
Howard Barnes Raymond W. OPC ’61 and Priscilla A.Vickers assistance to an Upper School
Scholarship Fund student who, like Peter, exhibits
William
Ralph F. Palaia
Established in 1986. Scholarship Fund the qualities of the scholar-athlete
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and demonstrates a high level
Roger S. Hillas OPC ’45 of motivation, self-reliance and
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lives of many students and their leadership, both in the classroom
parents, this scholarship fund was and on the playing field.
2006–2007 Walter H. Annenberg honored established to honor his 34 years of
his friend Roger S. Hillas by service at Penn Charter. The Ralph Peter Adamson
establishing this scholarship fund in F. Palaia Scholarship Fund helps Mark S. OPC ’72 and Patrice G. Aitken
1990. Through this fund, Walter deserving students have the privilege Robert C. OPC ’76 and Deborah C. Aitken
Annenberg further expressed his of that Penn Charter experience, H. Carl OPC ’57 and Laureen V. Albrecht
strong interest in supporting worthy which Ralph himself appreciably David M. OPC ’80 and Jennifer T. Amaro
students and quality education. shaped over his years as teacher, Ruben OPC ’83 and Virginia Amaro
coach, director of the Middle Clifford S. OPC ’79 and Terry Andrews
William S. Lane School, director of admissions and Mario Arena
Scholarship Fund assistant headmaster.
Richard A. OPC ’69 and Claudia F. Balderston
In 1977, an anonymous alumnus Earl J. Hon. 1689 and Pam R. Ball Hon. 1689 Earl J. Hon. 1689 and Pam R. Ball Hon. 1689
established an endowed scholarship Larry and Lucy Coles Anthony J. Balsamo OPC ’95
fund to honor Bill Lane’s years of Joan Costello Hon. 1689 Thomas and Christine Barnes
teaching at Penn Charter. Following Anthony Jr. OPC ’61 and Dorothy DiMarino Frederick H. OPC ’73 and Melanie W. Bartlett
his death in 1989, many of Bill’s Melvin and Anita Gang Jeffrey OPC ’84 and Patti A. Bass
friends, family and students continue Ralph Jr. OPC ’44 and Elfrida Goetzenberger G. Brewster Bassett OPC ’83
to support this fund to honor his Paul Gonnelli Jr. Bruce H. and Nancy F. Begin
extraordinary life as teacher and friend. Robert Gray III OPC ’55 Leonard and Barbara Berger
Marie Kenyon Michael OPC ’84 and Wendy Biront
Nelson J. Luria OPC ’59
Allen and Judith Kramer Marvin and Annette Black
Rochelle Feldman and James V. OPC ’57 and Rosalie Masella Lisa M. and Brent Blanchard
Robert Paley Levy OPC ’48 Mary Jane McClatchy Alan S. Block OPC ’83
Scholarship Fund Dorothy McCombs Stephen A. Bonnie OPC ’66
* deceased

Ivan R. and Tracy G. Drufovka Craig S. Kaufman OPC ’96
Patrick Dwyer John and Ann Kearney
Lisa Ellis Laurence G. OPC ’81 and Lisa N. Kelley
Bruce K. OPC ’72 and Christina H. Entwisle Matthew C. Kelley OPC ’98
Daniel and Susanna Evans Timothy P. Kelly OPC ’83
David M. OPC ’82 and Caroline Fass Joseph and Jane Kenney
Lisa Fleming John F. OPC ’83 and Jennifer King
John and Eleanor Fogarty The Knabb Partnership
James Formisano Peter and Jackie Kosta
Ronald P. and Sheryl S. Forster Regina L. Lavelle
Bernard and Michelle Gallagher Craig and Rachael Levin
Thomas Jr. and Carol Gannon Steven M. and Pamela B. Levinson
William L. and Wendy Gaunt Victor and Jacquiline Lewis
Steven K. OPC ’83 and Sue Ellen Gerber Bill and Linda Liberi
Marybeth Gilliam Joseph F. Lipski OPC ’81
Michael and Julia Gilliam William E. OPC ’53 and Janet Lutz
Elizabeth A. Glascott Hon. 1689 Walter G. MacFarland OPC ’41
and Thomas G. Macy Wayne OPC ’83 and Kimberley S. MacFarland
Craig N. OPC ’75 and Meredith F. Bower Benjamin M. OPC ’83 and Nita J. Glassman Christopher J. OPC ’84 and Ellen Maguire
Robert P. OPC ’83 and Deborah Bowman Kate Goldenberg Timothy J. Maguire OPC ’85
Anita Brock Andrew A. and Marji R. Goldman Dennis M. Mahoney
George E. Brockman OPC ’83 Stephen M. and Carol Goldman Robert C. Maiocco OPC ’70
Jon and Cathy Brodsky Charles J. OPC ’80 and Hyun Susan Goodman Giovanna Makarechi
John W. Burkhart OPC ’72 Grace Goodrich Fotios and Alexandra Malitas
Kathy M. Burns Glenn R. OPC ’79 and Lindsey M. Gormley Mary and Harry D. Malitas
Robert S. Butchenhart OPC ’95 W. Todd Goulding OPC ’92 Robert C. OPC ’83 and Christine Mancini
David J. OPC ’74 and Madeleine Butler Bryan and Gina Gramiak Nancy Manos William
William H. OPC ’53 and Marianne C. Bux
William B. Carr Jr. OPC ’69
Patrick J. Green OPC ’72
William J. OPC ’83 and Margaret M. Green
Robert J. OPC ’73 and Gloria K. Marquess
Maxcor Financial Inc.
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and Stephanie Middleton Frank Grimes Brian and Melissa McAnulla Report Gifts
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Walter and Patricia Carty-Clark Mark and Julie Grimes Douglas M. and Elizabeth C. McCracken
Michael Casey OPC ’96 Grimes and Grimes, L.L.C. Michael B. P. McCrossen OPC ’98 2006–2007
James R. OPC ’77 and Leah Castle Mary Grimes-Anderson Shane McDevitt OPC ’96
Kathryn and Lawrence Cleaver David R. OPC ’83 and Jill R. Hassman The McDonnell Family
Jeffrey A. Cohen OPC ’83 James B. Jr. and Mallary Hatch Paul and Barbara McDonough
George W. OPC ’79 and Molly Connell Gregory and Elizabeth Hauck Peter J. McDonough OPC ’92
Kelly Conroy James J. Heffernen OPC ’83 Peter J. and Pamela McDonough
Warren J. OPC ’83 and Andrea Constantine Steven A. OPC ’84 and Leslie K. Heffernen Francis J. Jr. and Edna May McGarvey
Charles F. and Clara Cooper Harry and Betsy Hession Ryan M. McGorman OPC ’99
Kim Cullen Roger S. OPC ’45 and Dolores E. Hillas Jeffrey P. OPC ’88 and Kim McGuckin
Tom and Carol Cullen Laurence S. OPC ’82 and Tina Hirshland William J. OPC ’52 and Carolyn A. McGuckin
John Daly OPC ’98 Michael J. OPC ’84 and Adria B. Hirshland Marc W. and Laura K. McKenna
Robert and Mary Ann Davidson Harry R. OPC ’85 and Betsy Hirshorn Scott T. McKinsey OPC ’86
Vincent P. OPC ’81 and Joanne J. DellaValle Marjorie E. and Douglas G. Hirshorn Gregory E. McLaren
William and Jennifer Dennis H. Richard OPC ’83 and Laura S. Holgate Eugene McMahon
Harry H. Derderian OPC ’81 Christopher K. OPC ’77 and Helena Holmes Joseph McMahon
Christopher J. OPC ’92 and Mandy Doerr Edward and Mary Ellen Horne Kevin McNally
Francis J. OPC ’81 and Dawn Donnelly William A. Humenuk OPC ’93 Merion Elementary School
Joseph F. OPC ’83 and Wendy Donnelly Darren OPC ’83 and Susanna Hunter Evan W. Michener OPC ’83
Matthew M. Donnelly OPC ’92 John L. Iademarco OPC ’83 John S. Michener OPC ’89
Elizabeth Doran David M. OPC ’86 and Jodi Jaspan Andrew L. OPC ’82 and Robin Miller
Joseph W. Dowling OPC ’87 Scott P. OPC ’87 and Marisa B. Javage Howard B. OPC ’58 and Barbara Miller
Timothy A. OPC ’81 and Eileen Dowling J. Brandt OPC ’83 and Nikki E. Joel Matthew T. OPC ’86 * and Rebecca T. Miller
Timothy P. OPC ’81 and Robin Dronson Allan S. OPC ’83 and Michele Kane Dara W. Mohsenian OPC ’92

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Thomas F. OPC ’83 and Colleen V. Monaghan David W. Shoemaker OPC ’37 * Rebecca Wharton
Brendan Moore OPC ’97 Sean M. OPC ’86 and Bernice Skelton Foundation Scholarship Fund
Michael J. and Lauri B. Mufson Robert J. Slane OPC ’91
Established in 1815.
Kenneth C. OPC ’89 and Alexis Murray James R. OPC ’64 and Sylvia Smith
Joseph and Susan Murtagh Jeffrey and Victoria Smith
Mark R. OPC ’83 and Megan Nicoletti John D. OPC ’83 and Regina M. Smith F. Stone Roberts OPC ’62
Scholarship Fund
Christopher C. North Richard R. Smith
T. Edward OPC ’71 and Suzanne O’Neil Jessica A. Snow OPC ’98 Established in 2004 by F.
Richard M. Oliveri William and Deborah Snow Stone Roberts OPC ’62, this
Gil Ortale J. C. Spink OPC ’90 scholarship supports students
Julie and Jessica Ortale Allen F. OPC ’66 and Meemie Steere from Philadelphia’s East Falls or
Catherine and Michael Ortale-Grimes Joan and James Stenn Germantown neighborhoods.
Gregory D. OPC ’88 and A-Thi Palkon Susquehanna International Group, LLP F. Stone OPC ’62 and Julie D. Roberts
Mary E. and Edward R. Palumbo Andrew C. Tan OPC ’01
Alma V. Parker Elizabeth Tasnan Joseph F. Golden Jr.
Mitchell Paul John Tasnan OPC ’49
Joseph S. and Carol Perrott Christopher M. Teare Scholarship Fund
James D. Phillips OPC ’90 Sydney Thayer Joseph F. Golden Jr. established this
Christina Pietrak Glenn W. OPC ’80 and Maria Tilley scholarship fund to help ensure that
Thomas R. OPC ’99 and Maureen Pomrink Thomas and Patricia A. Tramontina Penn Charter continues its student
P.M. and Mary E. Procacci Apostolos P. Tsourous diversity and moves into its fourth
Debra A. and Thomas Quirk Richard Sr. and Marie Van Fossen century of education as a vigorous
The Rafter Family Andrew E.Vye OPC ’83 and dynamic school.
Phillip S. OPC ’88 and Yolanda Ragland James L. OPC ’82 and Patricia Walker
Adam T. OPC ’82 and Linda Wall Peter A. Benoliel OPC ’49 and Willo Carey
Raymond Jr. and Legora E. R. Ragland
Robert L. Wall OPC ’79 Joseph F. OPC ’49 * and Eileen Golden
Steven A. OPC ’83 and Ginger Ragland
Timothy M. Wall OPC ’83 G. Davis OPC ’49 and Ann N. Greene
Robert C. Rech OPC ’82 *
William
Shannon M. OPC ’92 and Gregg Reich William J. OPC ’77 and Cynthia Wall William H. Resch
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Jeffrey A. Reinhold and Kathleen A. Lister William J. OPC ’50 and Anne C. Wall
Scott F. OPC ’87 and Deborah Waterman
Memorial Scholarship Fund
Report Gifts
Anthony R. OPC ’81 and Mary G. Resch This endowed fund was established
of Robert B. OPC ’73 and Susan Resch Dean E. OPC ’81 and Cheri Weisgold
in memory and in honor of William
Sean M. OPC ’83 and Heidi L. Weston
2006–2007 William H. OPC ’71 and Elizabeth A. Resch Resch by family and friends. Bill
Grace R. Wheeler Hon. 1689
Charles M. Roberts OPC ’84 was a dedicated assistant football
Denis J. Whelan OPC ’03
Tom and Lori Rocks coach at Penn Charter from 1964
Richard and Virginia M. Whelan
Christopher A. Rodgers OPC ’97 to 1969 and saw four sons graduate
Rennie S. OPC ’85 and Kathleen N. Rodriguez Eric M. OPC ’83 and Margaret C. Wilcots from the school for which he had
John T. Hon. 1689 and Nancy W. Rogers Paul E. OPC ’89 and Jennifer Wolfson a deep affection. Income from the
Margaret and Brian Rogers John and Margherita Zeglinski fund shall support scholarship aid for
Robert L. OPC ’82 and Laurie A. Rosania Edward and Judith M. Zubrow Middle and Upper School students.
Scott P. Roslyn OPC ’99 Henry C. Evans Paul S. and Roberta A. Butler
Mark D. OPC ’83 and Doghee S. Rosser Scholarship Fund James J. III and Patricia G. Moore
Michael G. OPC ’77 and Patricia C. Roughton
Paul W. Allen OPC ’33 established Anthony R. OPC ’81 and Mary G. Resch
David B. OPC ’83 and Michelle A. Rubenstein
David A. and Denise P. Ryan
this fund to celebrate the career of Barbara B. Resch
Henry C. Evans. During 39 years Robert L. OPC ’82 and Laurie A. Rosania
Frank and Charlene Ryan
of teaching and then as friend and Craig J. OPC ’74 and Karen J. Sabatino
Craig J. OPC ’74 and Karen J. Sabatino
mentor, “Bugs” Evans’ loving
Louis E. and Fania L. Samuels
manner touched the lives of his Thomas and Lula
Edward and Judith Samulewicz
students and fellow teachers, his M. Shepard
Harry F. OPC ’75 and Sophie Sankey Scholarship Fund
friends and admirers. Contributions
Merle Santerian
are made annually to this fund Established in 1947.
Patrick A. Sasse OPC ’98
by those who are grateful to this
Rosemarie and J. Todd Savarese
master of the art of teaching. Harriet Jackson
Gerald and Annette Schultz
Sharon A. Sexton and Thomas Ferrick Jr. Paul W. Allen OPC ’33 * Scholarship Fund
Scott and Susan Shapiro David OPC ’59 and Linda Evans Established anonymously, the fund
* deceased

Richard Mott Jones
Scholarship Fund
To commemorate the 200th
anniversary of William Penn’s
Charter of 1711, Pierre S. du Pont
OPC 1886 established the Richard
Mott Jones Scholarship in 1911 as
evidence of his high regard for Penn
Charter and his headmaster.
Jorge A. Roig OPC ’76
provides scholarship aid to students Class of 1963 Scholarship Fund
in 11th and 12th grade who, without Scholarship Fund Established in 2003 by Jorge Roig
additional support, would be unable OPC ’76, this fund was created to
This scholarship fund provides tuition
to continue at Penn Charter. Selected assistance to a student in the Upper honor Penn Charter and to support
students will have demonstrated the School who displays a pressing deserving students who come from
willingness and ability to contribute need for financial aid. Through Spanish-speaking homes.
to the school in many different ways, contributions since the Class of
and their presence at Penn Charter Jorge A. Roig III
1963’s graduation and a major gift
would be a special asset to the spirit to the school in honor of their 20th Evelyn J. White
of the school. reunion in 1983, the members of the Scholarship Fund
class have helped Penn Charter keep
Alice E. and Leroy Chapman Established in 1990 in honor and
and attract a diverse, able student
memory of Evelyn J. White by her
Class of 1918 body and promote the quality and
son, F. John White OPC ’65. Evelyn
Scholarship Fund character of their old school.
J. White was the first woman deputy
Established in 1951. Elizabeth and Thomas A. Bell mayor of Philadelphia. Because of
Charles L. OPC ’63 and Penny R. Burrall her dedicated and loyal service to the William
Fannie G. and Edwin Hall David K. OPC ’63 and Charlene K. Crosby city, the recipient will preferentially
be a child of an employee of the city
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2nd OPC ’24 John B. OPC ’63 and Phyllis Darrah
Memorial Scholarship Richard M. OPC ’63 and Margaret K. Dearnley of Philadelphia. Report Gifts
of
Jacques P. OPC ’63 and Fredericka Fiechter F. John OPC ’65 and Beth Ann White
Established in 1984. William T. OPC ’63 and Maryann Fox
2006–2007
Right Management Consultants
Richard J. OPC ’63 and Jeannine M. Gilkeson
Herman W. Fischer L. E. OPC ’63 and Susan F. Haines H. Howard Colehower Jr.
OPC 1926 Franz H. Kaufmann OPC ’63 Scholarship Fund
Scholarship Fund Martin N. OPC ’63 and Pamela Krasney In 1992, William S. Colehower
Established in 1953 by William F. Paul R. OPC ’63 and Janice Kroekel OPC ’55 established the H. Howard
Fischer to honor his son Herman who Charles Kurz OPC ’63 Colehower Jr. Memorial Scholarship
died in a tragic automobile accident. Dorothy Kurz Fund to honor his father. The
Herman W. Fischer was the beloved Douglas S. OPC ’63 and Kathryn W. Little scholarship is given to a needy
father of two Penn Charter graduates, student who, without help from the
Richard P. OPC ’56 and Edward W.
Penn Charter Alumni Society Colehower Fund, would be unable
Scholarship Fund to receive a Penn Charter education.
Fischer OPC ’60. This fund supports
scholarship at Penn Charter. Established by the Alumni Society
H. Howard OPC ’56 and Linda Colehower
in 2005 in recognition of the
importance of scholarship aid and Jonathan and Deborah Colehower
Beryl B. Lyons to celebrate the Frameworks for Roger T. Colehower
Scholarship Fund William H. OPC ’81 and Susan A. Colehower
the Future campaign. William Penn
Established in 2003 by John E. articulated the vision for financial aid William S. OPC ’55 and Barbara V. Colehower
Lyons in loving memory of his wife, in the original charter, it is therefore Robert L. OPC ’82 and Laurie A. Rosania
Beryl B. Lyons, this fund supports appropriate that the society further
these efforts of the school.
Franklin E. Barr Jr. OPC ’40
scholarship at Penn Charter. Scholarship
John E. Lyons William D. OPC ’69 and Joan Fulton The late Elizabeth Wetter Barr
Richard J. Sr. and Barbara N. Lyons Penn Charter Alumni Society Thomas established an endowed

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scholarship fund in 1984 to honor in 1977 as part of Program Penn Hauptfuhrer Scholarship
the memory of her husband, Charter in memory of their son, Fund for International Studies
Franklin E. Barr Jr. OPC ’40. David G. Gerstley OPC ’70, who
Established in 2005 to promote
died in September of 1975.
international cultural understanding
Kurz Family through scholarship assistance. This
Scholarship Fund John Jones Foundation fund enables international students to
Scholarship attend Penn Charter, with preference
The Kurz Family Scholarship was
established in 2003 to benefit Established in 1761 to support given to Middle Eastern students.
eligible and needy Upper School scholarship at Penn Charter.
George J. OPC ’44 and Barbara B. Hauptfuhrer
students to continue their Penn John Jones was an Overseer
George J. OPC ’70 and Sally Hauptfuhrer
Charter education through of the Philadelphia Monthly
graduation. It was established as Robert P. OPC ’49 and Barbara D. Hauptfuhrer
Meeting, who contributed to the
an expression of gratitude for their petition of Lieutenant Governor W. Barnes OPC ’72 and Cammie R. Hauptfuhrer
alma mater by George H. Kurz William Markham for charter of Houghton-Carpenter
OPC ’46, Charles Kurz II OPC ’63 incorporation for the school. Foundation
and Robert K. Kurz OPC ’74, and Scholarship
to help Penn Charter continue to S. Levis Jones
have young scholars who represent Through the direction and support
Scholarship
diverse cultures and economic of William F. MacDonald Jr. OPC
backgrounds. Established in 1989 to support ’62, P ’04, ’05, ’09, the Houghton-
scholarship at Penn Charter. Carpenter Foundation established
Elizabeth and Thomas A. Bell this scholarship in 1983 to honor
Charles Kurz OPC ’63 Ballou Family Fund Penn Charter’s commitment to
Dorothy Kurz financial aid.
George H. OPC ’46 and Elisabeth Kurz Created in 2004 by Roger and
Georgeann Ballou to provide aid to
Robert K. OPC ’74 and Carol Kurz
students who would otherwise be Henry L. Austin
The Kurz Foundation Scholarship Fund
unable to attend Penn Charter.
William Michael E. Cushmore This fund was established in 1944
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Roger H. and Georgeann M. Ballou by classmates and family of Henry L.
Austin OPC ’36, who lost his life in
Report Gifts
Established in 1992, this fund
Grace R. Wheeler a training flight the day after he had
of supports scholarship at Penn Charter.
been commissioned as an ensign in
2006–2007 Middle School
Michael E. OPC ’58 and Carol Cushmore the Naval Air Force in Florida. Joseph
Scholarship Fund
B. McDivitt, while serving with the
To honor Grace Wheeler’s 10 years armed forces in North Africa, wrote
R. Jennie Williams Memorial as Clerk of Overseers, this fund was to his Class of 1936 mates in support
Scholarship Fund established with a generous gift of the fund, and Henry’s father and
Established in 1921 by Jennie from the Penn Charter Community brother, George Austin and George
Williams in gratitude for the financial in 1986. Income from this fund is Austin Jr. OPC ’34, also contributed
aid granted her two sons, John S. awarded annually as a scholarship to generously to this fund.
OPC ’16 and Henry B. OPC ’24, this a Middle School boy or girl.
fund, through continuing donations Penn Charter Community Peter Kishinchand Memorial
from members of the Williams family, Scholarship Fund
provides tuition assistance for a child Edward L. Corson II Established by his parents, this fund
who has no father. Scholarship Fund
honors Peter Kishinchand OPC
Edward Corson established this fund ’91, an extraordinary young man
J. P. Harland VI with a bequest in 2005 in gratitude to remembered for his exceptional skills
Scholarship Penn Charter for providing him with in theater design and his willingness
Established in 1974 to support the strong educational foundation to share his gift with students and
scholarship at Penn Charter. and life values that last a lifetime. faculty alike. The recipient of this
This fund will provide financial scholarship fund will be a student
Gerstley Memorial assistance to a deserving Middle with similar interests and character.
Scholarship Fund School or Upper School student.
N. Bret DeBenedictis OPC ’91
Carol K. and William Gerstley II Edward L. Corson OPC ’64 William A. OPC ’91 and Aimee Gallagher
established this scholarship fund Edward O. Shakespeare Hon. 1689 Rajiv A. Idiculla OPC ’91
* deceased

Paul J. Kane OPC ’91 teachers who go the extra mile for John L. OPC ’55 and Louise R. MacWilliams
Thomas S. OPC ’91 and Kathleen C. Lendvay their students. The fund benefits Steven J. OPC ’55 and Susan Munzer
Peter S. Levin OPC ’91 a student who has the desire and William H. OPC ’55 and Nancy Pope
Kathleen J. MacKnight perseverance to realize a dream and Barton B. Rinehart OPC ’55
John E. Ranieri OPC ’91 to do whatever is necessary to make Gerald C. OPC ’55 * and Judith Romig
Samuel L. OPC ’91 and Leslie Scheid a difference. David H. OPC ’55 and Rowena Rosenbaum
Nicholas OPC ’91 and Vicki von der Wense Drew C. OPC ’55 and Judith Smith
Stephen R. OPC ’75 and Cynthia Mazda
Leo and Ivy Wyszynski Owen B. OPC ’55 and Margaret W. Tabor
William B.Young OPC ’91 Evans Family Thomas M. Twitmyer OPC ’55
Fund for Scholarship Richard D. OPC ’55 and Betsy Wattis
Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Braemer John Weingartner OPC ’55
Scholarship The original school charter
articulates the importance of a Richard N. OPC ’55 and Lois Westcott
Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Braemer, grant-aid program for worthy Frank J. OPC ’55 and Alice C. Wiechec
parents of Richard Braemer OPC students. Scholarship opens a door Arthur J. Wise OPC ’55
’58, in appreciation for the excellent of opportunity to students who
education that their son had received Karr-Nydick
otherwise would not be able to Scholarship Fund
at Penn Charter, established this attend Penn Charter. This fund
award in 1961. Each year since the honors the school’s tradition of Established in 2000 by Thelma
award was established, a current scholarship and celebrates the V. Karr GP ’02, ’05, Robert L. Jr.
student benefits from the income of OPC ’75 and Susan Karr Nydick
Frameworks for the Future campaign.
this fund and is enabled to receive an P ’02, ’05, and Christine P. and
“excellent education.” Andrew F. OPC ’98 and Katherine G. Evans Robert L. Nydick Sr. GP ’02, ’05 in
J. Morris and Anne Evans memory of Streeper Karr III and in
Fred E. and Minerva Braemer
Walter C. and Jane F. Evans Hon. 1689 recognition of the vital importance
N. Randolph OPC ’32 and Alison OPC ’93 and Charles E. Cooper of scholarship aid for William Penn
William L. OPC ’23 Cressman Megan E. OPC ’95 and Ryan Kafer Charter School.
Memorial Scholarship Fund
Class of 1955 Thelma and Streeper Karr
Established in 1978 by their sister Scholarship Fund Robert L. Sr. and Christine P. Nydick William
Mary C. McLear to honor her
brothers Nelson and William. The fund was established by the class
Robert L. Jr. OPC ’75 and Susan K. Nydick
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in 2005 on the occasion of their Report Gifts
of
50th reunion. The fund recognizes Class of 1967 William
Anthony Gubicza the important role of scholarship 2006–2007
Scholarship Fund Gawthrop
in the school’s history and is an Scholarship Fund
Mark S. Gubicza OPC ’81 expression of gratitude and abiding
established this fund in the memory On the occasion of their 20th reunion,
affection for their alma mater.
of his father, Anthony Gubicza, a the Class of 1967 established a
former assistant baseball coach at Franklin H. OPC ’55 and Sandra Bates scholarship fund to recognize
Penn Charter. The income from this William V. Bault OPC ’55 what they had received from Penn
fund will help a Penn Charter student John J. Bevan OPC ’55 Charter and to provide financial
from the 21st Ward of Philadelphia Charles OPC ’55 and Barbara S. Clayton assistance to those who follow.
with financial aid. Both Mark and Jarret N. and Stephanie Cohane
his father have been supportive of William T. OPC ’55 and Sharon J. Commons Franklyn Sharpless OPC ’35
the school’s baseball program. Alfred J. OPC ’55 and Marcia Cooke Memorial Scholarship Fund
Edward B. OPC ’55 and Helen F. Fiske Established in 1950 by Mrs. Samuel
Joseph J. OPC ’85 and Sarah Gleason
Matthew W. OPC ’55 and Patricia Freeman F. Sharpless in memory of her son
Mark S. OPC ’81 and Lisa Gubicza
Harry L. J. OPC ’55 and Elizabeth W. Garrett First Lieutenant Franklyn Sharpless,
Jacob A. Dresden and Earl W. OPC ’55 and Kathryn Glazier who lost his life in World War II.
Stephen R. Mazda Albert E. OPC ’55 and Renne Gorman
Scholarship Fund Robert L. OPC ’55 and Elizabeth E. Gray Louis Savino
Stephen R. Mazda OPC ’75 Donald P. OPC ’55 and Beryl Gutekunst Scholarship Fund
established this scholarship fund to Craig B. OPC ’55 and Linda Harlan Established in 2001 through the
honor former Assistant Headmaster Jeffrey A. OPC ’55 and Gretchen A. Heebner generous support of students, faculty,
Jacob A. Dresden, who was Steve’s Charles B. Humes OPC ’55 parents, alumni, friends and his
teacher at Penn Charter and is his Donald A. Jordan OPC ’55 * family, this fund honors Louis Savino,
friend today. This fund honors all Richard M. OPC ’55 and Sylvia Lehman a member of the Class of 2003, who

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died suddenly while in 10th grade Lisa D. Kabnick and John H. McFadden Michael S. and Carole L. E. Seider
at Penn Charter. A well-known Theodore H. and Wendy N. Kapnek Ronald J. and Deborah Shaffer
and loved student, Lou had a deep Richard A. and Debra Karpf Geoffrey H. OPC ’75 and Kim Shields
affection for music and service to C. Scott OPC ’67 and Danielle V. Kulicke David and Charleen Slobodinsky
others. The Louis Savino Scholarship David J. OPC ’82 and Jennifer A. Kurtz Donald A. and Maria T. Smith
is awarded to a 10th grader who Abelardo and Lynne Lechter Michael and Denise M. Speranza
has demonstrated strong academic Rachel B. Levin James S. OPC ’75 and Jill W. Still
achievement, has excelled in either Donald M. and Victoria Levinson Davood and Fariba Tashayyod
music or service learning, and who, Steven M. and Pamela B. Levinson Alan H. and Joyce F. Torchon
without financial assistance, would Paul R. and Leslie Lewis Curtis O. and Pamela Townsend
be unable to attend Penn Charter.
Hamid and Denise Mabsoute Frank D. and Jean H. Wallace
Peter Appelbaum and Beth E. Becker Kathleen J. MacKnight George E. and Christina E. Woody
Patricia D. and Robert E. Austin Royden M. and Carey Maloumian Charles R. and Patricia Wright
Marylousie Babett Francis J. Jr. and Edna May McGarvey
Richard A. OPC ’69 and Claudia F. Balderston Joan McIlvaine Hon. 1689 G. Davis Greene Memorial
Scholarship Fund
Frederick H. OPC ’73 and Melanie W. Bartlett Marc W. and Laura K. McKenna
Thomas G. and Patricia Bell Matthew T. OPC ’86 * and Rebecca T. Miller Established in 1981 by G. Davis
David and Dorothy F. Binswanger Gregory B. and Susan T. Moore Greene Jr. OPC ’49 and Donald
Stephen A. Bonnie OPC ’66 Judith and William Morrow L. Greene OPC ’51 to honor
Matthew J. and Maxine L. Comisky Levon N. and Claudia J. Nazarian their father.
Stuart F. OPC ’73 and Marcia E. K. Conston Barry and Elaine M. Neff Donald L. OPC ’51 and Abigail D. Greene
Joan B. Costello Hon. 1689 Mark and Kathlene Nissenbaum G. Davis OPC ’49 and Ann N. Greene
Stewart and Kathleen R. Dalzell Jeffrey P. Orleans OPC ’64 The Philadelphia Foundation
Steve and Ollie Davidson Louis S. and Mal Pearlstein
Don and Nancy Donaghy Hon. 1689 Penn Charter Community Class of 1978
Jeffrey S. and Susan J. Falkoff Michaela K. and Anthony J. Petrone Scholarship Fund
Mark and Bonita Friedman Sidney and Sandra B. Portnoy The Class of 1978, in honor of
William
W. Roderick and Pamela B. Gagne Alan M. and Carol M. Prushan their 25th reunion, established a
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James C. OPC ’75 and Janine M. F. Garvey Russell C. and Marianne Raphaely scholarship fund to help children
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William L. and Wendy Gaunt Abraham C. and Sherri E. Reich who will require tuition assistance.
of Bruce E. and Miriam D. Genter John D. and Theresa Rollins The class plans to make annual
2006–2007 Bruce C. OPC ’68 and Jill B. Gill Joel S. and Joan Rosen contributions to the fund.
Jeffrey K. and Amy G. Harrow Norman L. and Caryl Rosenthal
Roger S. OPC ’45 and Dolores E. Hillas David and Lynn M. Schwartz Kline and Specter
Robert and Gayle Horn Stacey L. and Barbara J. Schwartz Scholarship Award
Thomas R. Kline P ’97, ’03 and
Shanin Specter OPC ’75 established
this fund in honor of Lisa Slowick,
Class of 1995. It is awarded on an
annual basis to “an Upper School
student who has striven to overcome
injury, illness or significant personal
hardship as exampled by Lisa.”
Rev. Charles H. Long Jr.
Memorial Scholarship Fund
Established in 1952 by Nancy M.
Long to honor her husband and
father of Dr. Charles H. Long III
OPC ’70.
Richard R. Wood
Scholarship Fund
This endowment fund was
* deceased

established in 1983 in memory of Jeffrey P. OPC ’88 and Mary Beth Zieger professional lives, but perhaps more
Richard Wood’s 58 years of loving Stephen C. Zieger OPC ’89 importantly, each exhibited by virtue
service to the school as teacher, of his day-to-day interactions with
Overseer and Clerk of Overseers. Class of 1943 his fellow man the sincere belief in
Income from the fund is used to Scholarship Fund the principle that the sensitivities and
provide scholarship aid to students Established in 2005 by the Class of sensibilities of each of us are worthy
who otherwise could not attend 1943 in support of Frameworks for of consideration, as within each one
Penn Charter. the Future and in recognition of the of us there is that which is divine.
critical and historical importance
Antonio A. OPC ’82 and Naomi Bentivoglio
Chuck Hitschler of scholarship aid at William Penn
H. Payson OPC ’35 and Charlotte Brickley
and Val Erdmanis Charter School.
Russell R. Dickhart OPC ’70
Scholarship Fund
William B. OPC ’43 and Elizabeth Chamberlin Edward C. OPC ’70 and Susan Driscoll
Established in 2004, this scholarship Hugh B. OPC ’43 * and Martha Ann Hanson William R. Evans OPC ’70
fund honors wrestling coaches The Estate of Thomas B. Harbison OPC ’43 Gerald J. OPC ’70 and Deborah B. Finerghty
Chuck Hitschler and Val Erdmanis, Edward A. OPC ’43 and Priscilla MacNeal George J. OPC ’70 and Sally Hauptfuhrer
members of the faculty since the William H. OPC ’43 and Jamesina B. Peirce David A. Heckman OPC ’70
late 1970s and varsity wrestling Dayton L. OPC ’70 and Debra K. Jones
John H. Remer
coaches since 1979. Whether on the Brantley OPC ’70 and Susan Lippincott
Sevill OPC ’43 and Virginia C. Schofield
wrestling mat or in the classroom, Christine Long
these mentors have inspired, Joy Quill Overseers’ Nancy M. Long
instructed and impressed the core Scholarship Fund Dewitt H. OPC ’70 and Catherine Montgomery
values of hard work, determination Edward R. OPC ’70 and Jean D. B. Over
and desire, qualities that make Established in 2003 by Joy Quill,
Robert N. OPC ’70 and Jean W. Reeves
winners in wrestling and in life. this scholarship supports a Chinese
James H. Shacklett OPC ’70 and Patricia A. Duffy
female, and secondarily an Asian
Donald M. OPC ’70 and Alison F. Soloff
Michael E. OPC ’85 and Dawn Bennett student.
William J. OPC ’70 and Denise C. Welsh
Jonathan A. OPC ’81 and Traci E. Block
Stuart M. OPC ’81 and Paula Brown Carolyn J. Quill Glenn J. R. OPC ’70 and Anna R. Whitman
Douglas L. OPC ’88 and Patricia B. Connor Susan H. and Albert E. Robbins William
Lisker Family
Louis D. OPC ’82 and Jennifer Davis
Louis D. OPC ’52 and Shirley Davis
Earl and Isabel Ball Scholarship Fund
Penn
Charter
SChool
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Joseph P. OPC ’82 and Linda Fenlin
Scholarship Established in 2004 by Marc R. Report Gifts
of
Rodger H. OPC ’84 and Catherine Fenlin Established in honor of the parents Lisker OPC ’86 in appreciation of
W. Roderick and Pamela B. Gagne of Head of School Earl J. Ball, this the excellent education that he and 2006–2007
David OPC ’85 and Jennifer Giorno fund provides support for a student his brother Gary M. Lisker OPC
Glenn R. OPC ’79 and Lindsey M. Gormley throughout his or her years in the ’81 received at Penn Charter. This
R. John Hack OPC ’84 Upper School. fund will provide financial assistance
to a deserving Middle School or
Michael OPC ’81 and Elizabeth A. Hanzelik
Earl J. Hon. 1689 and Pam R. Ball Hon. 1689 Upper School student.
Brian J. OPC ’82 and Loretta Lifsted
Christopher J. OPC ’84 and Ellen Maguire Class of 1970 Marc OPC ’86 and Caroline E. Lisker
Timothy J. Maguire OPC ’85 Scholarship Fund
Joseph J. OPC ’92 and Dana Malizia Eugene L. Klenk OPC ’48
The Class of 1970 Scholarship Scholarship Fund
John C. Mandler OPC ’81
Fund was established to honor
Dennis P. and Janice N. McCrossen its class president, Dr. Charles Established with a bequest from the
Michael H. OPC ’81 and Marcy M. Monheit Long III (1952-2004), who died estate of Dr. Eugene L. Klenk OPC
Victor S. OPC ’93 and Orit Olshansky tragically. Charlie benefited from ’48 and memorial gifts from his
Eric D. Rassman OPC ’96 such a scholarship during his Penn family and friends, the scholarship
Reginald L. Royster OPC ’81 Charter years. The fund further will provide to a deserving student
Andrew J. OPC ’84 and Jane E. Shaifer recognizes the premature passing an opportunity to receive a Penn
Peter D. OPC ’82 and Amy H. Shaifer of Dr. Chip Morgan (1952-2002). Charter education. Gene was
Richard J. OPC ’85 and Sandra Starynski Charlie and Chip exemplified the devoted to Penn Charter. As his
Samuel C. OPC ’82 and Judy Stokes highest standards of scholarship and classmate John Fuller wrote, “He
Thomas OPC ’79 and Alexandria L. Wollman sportsmanship during their years at represented the best that Penn
Joseph L. OPC ’89 and Gyong Soon Wyszynski Penn Charter and in their lives. They Charter influenced, an influence that
Leo J. OPC ’91 and Ivy A. Wyszynski were guided by deep respect for stayed with him throughout his life.”
Paul C. and Bonnie Zieger the integrity of others. Each sought
Mark A. Zieger OPC ’86 and heeded a call to service in their Anne S. Klenk

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The Seybert Institution Scholarship Fund them academically, professionally and
Scholarship Funds (I and II) Established in 1970. as a person. It is awarded to needy
students who would otherwise not be
Established in first in 1980 and
able to attend Penn Charter.
another in 1984. Kimberly A. and
David A. Healy Mary Emma Milligan
Charles Rupp Jr. Scholarship
Memorial Scholarship Fund David J. Rosania
Established by David A. Healy Memorial Scholarship Fund
The Charles Rupp Jr. Memorial OPC ’86 in loving memory of
Scholarship Fund was established in his wife, Kimberly, this fund Established by Laurie and Bob
1985 with a gift from his wife, Jane provides scholarship support to Rosania OPC ’82 and family in
an academically and athletically memory of their father, a lifelong
Rupp McPherson.
talented Upper School student who educator, coach and mentor of young
demonstrates a strong desire to people. During his lifetime, Mr.
John A. Wall OPC ’84 Rosania worked tirelessly to help show
Memorial Scholarship Fund reach his or her full potential and is
committed to making the most of that “with a good education, anything
In 1993, John Wall’s family his or her Penn Charter experience. is possible.” The income from this
established a memorial scholarship fund will help an Upper School
fund to honor the life of their son David A. Healy OPC ’86 student-athlete who demonstrates
and brother, John A. Wall OPC ’84. personal commitment to meeting
At Penn Charter, John Wall played John Flagg Gummere academic and athletic goals.
football and lacrosse and developed Memorial Scholarship Fund
an interest in writing. After The John Flagg Gummere Memorial Debra Ann Cipriani
graduating from Hobart College Scholarship Fund was established to Jean Rosania
as an English major, John was honor Jack Gummere’s dedication Robert L. OPC ’82 and Laurie A. Rosania
pursuing a career that would have to youth. As an alumnus, teacher,
enabled him to expand his talents.
Thomas and Pamela Kramer
coach, headmaster and friend, he
Scholarship Fund
It is fitting then that the recipient devoted more than 45 years to
William of this scholarship fund be a student educating and helping Penn Charter Established in 2004 by Tom OPC
74 Penn
Charter
SChool
who enjoys writing and who would
be unable to attend Penn Charter
students. It is fitting, therefore, that
the scholarship fund that carries his
’85 and Pam Kramer as part of
the Frameworks for the Future
Report Gifts
of
without some financial assistance. name will continue his tradition of campaign and in recognition of the
providing boys and girls with a Penn vital importance of making possible a
2006–2007 Michael OPC ’84 and Wendy Biront
Charter education. quality education to an economically
W. M. and Kathy M. Burns diverse group of students.
Charles F. and Clara Cooper
Joseph F. OPC ’85 and Megan Doherty W. Raymond Evans Jr. Allen L. and Judith P. Kramer
Allen W. Donahower OPC ’50 Scholarship Fund Thomas D. OPC ’85 and Pamela Kramer
Joseph F. OPC ’83 and Wendy Donnelly W. Raymond Evans Jr. was a Nancy Williard Lambert
Alan C. OPC ’50 and Sally B. Good brilliant mathematician whose Arthur L. Price
Michael J. OPC ’84 and Adria B. Hirshland contribution to Penn Charter’s Jean L. Price
Christopher J. OPC ’84 and Ellen Maguire faculty was immeasurable. The fund
Matthew T. OPC ’86 * and Rebecca T. Miller
was established in 1967 to support Thomas P. Cope Foundation
Charles M. Roberts OPC ’84 Scholarship
scholarship at Penn Charter.
Rennie S. OPC ’85 and Kathleen N. Rodriguez
Edward Sickles
Established in 1851 by members
Timothy M. Wall OPC ’83 Francis B. OPC 1912 and of the Cope family in honor of
William J. OPC ’50 and Anne C. Wall Mary Emma Milligan Thomas Cope, an early Philadelphia
William J. OPC ’77 and Cynthia Wall Scholarship Fund merchant whose descendents were
Sean M. OPC ’83 and Heidi L. Weston Overseers and made Penn Charter’s
Established in 2003 in honor of
Andrew D. and Kristy-Ann E. Wolfington move to its present location possible.
Francis B. Milligan OPC 1912
through the generosity of his wife,
Walter O. Dilks Kenny Caldwell OPC ’89
Scholarship Fund Mary Emma Milligan. “Frank always
said that he got his education at Memorial Scholarship Fund
Established in 1960 to support Penn Charter and learned his trade at Established in 2005 in memory of
scholarship at Penn Charter. University of Pennsylvania.” This fund Kenny Caldwell by his family and
aids students in their pursuit of a Penn friends, this scholarship celebrates
William H. Chamberlain Charter education that will prepare the effervescent spirit, lust for life
* deceased

and captivating personality that Mitchell L. Simon OPC ’89 and Marisa Langston Elizabeth Conwell
touched all who knew and loved St. Philip Neri Catholic Youth Organization Wallace P. OPC ’50 and Deenie Cooney
him. This scholarship seeks to Michael OPC ’89 and Anne Steinbrook Joan B. Costello Hon. 1689
bring to Penn Charter a student Stephen OPC ’90 and Kate Steinbrook Whitman OPC ’50 and Joy L. Cross
who exemplifies Kenny’s upbeat Wayne R. and Carol T. Strasbaugh Dick and Trish Decker
personality, appreciation for city Gregory E. Summers OPC ’89 Sheila, Ann and Cate Decker
life, and commitment to positively Neil B. Tanner OPC ’89 and Lee V. James T. Frank OPC ’45 and Helen C. Decker
influencing others. Timothy J. Tarpey OPC ’88 Russell R. Dickhart OPC ’70
Jere G. Thompson and Mary Ann Kuzma William W. OPC ’39 and Margaret R. Dickhart
Hunter B. OPC ’87 and Kayla Allen
Justyn G. Tokarczyk OPC ’89 Tanice and Dudley Fitzpatrick
Christopher D. OPC ’89 and Stephanie W. Ball
Geneva Vargas Edward A. Flood Jr.
Earl J. Hon. 1689 and Pam R. Ball Hon. 1689 Elsie S. Flood
Suzette Barnett Jarden Vargas
Alan C. OPC ’50 and Sally B. Good
Brendan J. Benzing OPC ’87 and Cynthia Harvey Kathleen L. Wallace
Lloyd A. Good Jr.
Christopher D. OPC ’89 and Charlotte Brasler Orville R. OPC ’87 and Tonya M. Walls
Joan P. Green
Allan B. Brown and Linda Saltford Andrew and Laurie Waxler
Robert J. Hack OPC ’58
Monica Butler Caroline Waxler
Richard C. Hassold
William H. OPC ’53 and Marianne C. Bux Paul E. OPC ’89 and Jennifer Wolfson
Roger A. OPC ’50 and Kathi K. Hood
BVM Catholic Youth Organization James L. Kahn Alfred W. OPC ’43 * and Ruth C. Hopkin
Leon D. OPC ’87 and Celika Caldwell Memorial Scholarship Fund John Kramer
Joseph W. Dowling OPC ’87 Jane Kurtz
Established in 1963 to support
G. Anthony OPC ’60 and Helene Duffy W.B. and D.B. Laufman
scholarship at Penn Charter.
Daniel and Susanna Evans John W. Lord III
James J. OPC ’87 and Lesley Fitzgerald Colleen Mahoney
Robert W. OPC ’87 and Monica R. Frieman Grace Lloyd Foundation M. Evelyn McCoy
Scholarship Margaret McElwee
Elizabeth A. Glascott Hon. 1689
and Thomas G. Macy Established in 1760 to support Howard McFall
Paul Goss scholarship at Penn Charter. Albert and Doris Menz William
Elsie E. Goss-Caldwell
Peter S. Levin OPC ’91 Richard H. Flood OPC ’50
Francis S. Middleton
William and Jacqueline Munch
Penn
Charter
SChool
75
Hezekiah Lucas Scholarship Fund Stanley and Carolyn Novak Report Gifts
of
William D. OPC ’87 and Marla Luterman Christopher W. Parker OPC ’50
Established in 2003, the scholarship 2006–2007
Kyree Lyons and Janie Brashares
was created as an enduring legacy to
Bruce and Noreen MacCullough George and Marguerite Patrick
reflect Dick’s affection and loyalty
Barry J. Markman OPC ’90 Helmer S. Pearson
to his old school. He enjoyed young
Joseph and Elizabeth Pickard
Marc W. and Laura K. McKenna people very much and strongly
Marguerite Pinney
Graham E. OPC ’89 and Jane E. Michener believed in their individual potential
Donald Pocher
Wallace T. and Betty L. Miller – both academically and athletically.
Julius B. OPC ’56 and Beverly Rauch
Matthew T. OPC ’86 * and Rebecca T. Miller It is therefore fitting that this fund
benefit a Penn Charter student who, Susan and John Rees
Keith T. OPC ’88 and Sue Ellen Morris
like Dick, demonstrates significant Harry G. Rieger OPC ’50 and Diana Pope
Daniel L. Neducsin OPC ’87
promise and leadership both on and Ruth Robinhold
Daniel R. and Luana Neducsin
off the playing field. William and Deborah Rogers
Steven K. Peltier OPC ’87
Gerald C. OPC ’55 * and Judith Romig
James D. Phillips OPC ’90 Cary W. Ahl Carl H. III and Kathy G. Shaifer
Trevor B. OPC ’87 and Megan Price Robert Allison John and Barbara Sheble
Joseph J. Ragg Jr. and Cathie Driscoll John S. OPC ’50 and Jean Alsentzer Michael and Mary Ann Shouvlin
Raymond Ragland Jr. and Legora E. R. Gauthney Doris Barger Lewis S. 3rd OPC ’44 and Elizabeth F. Somers
Steven A. OPC ’83 and Ginger Ragland Glenn and Barbara Becker Robert J. Somers
William H. OPC ’71 and Elizabeth A. Resch Peter A. Benoliel OPC ’49 and Willo Carey The Sovia Family
Anthony W. OPC ’86 and Laura Rinaldi Arthur Birsh John Stevens
John T. Hon. 1689 and Nancy W. Rogers Joann and Brett Bonnville Beverly Stix and Corey Stix-Tollar
Thomas Rolland Louise Brawner William Stuempfig
William A. Roth OPC ’89 Marjorie and Dori Breder Sunshine Media
Michael J. OPC ’92 and Sarah Rudolph Wendy and Baldo Carnecchia Georgene Y. Taylor
Generoso C. OPC ’88 and Mary M. Rullo Elizabeth F. and John G. Cocco John and Mona Taylor

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Mary G. Taylor
George and Barbara Theiss
John OPC ’50 and Carol Tiers
Ann M. Tourison
A. William and Janice Trucksess
Dorothy E. Truman
Mary Ellen Tully
Mary B.Vastine
William J. OPC ’50 and Anne C. Wall
James and Joyce Walsh
Lee C. Weber
Marilyn Welch
Louis OPC ’50 and Donna L. Wiegand
Bill and Margi Wiest
Bruce and Elizabeth Wilson
H. Curtis OPC ’50 and Constance D. Wood in the lives of others. This fund will Rennie S. Rodriguez
H. Palmer Woodcock provide financial aid for a student OPC ’85
Donald and Johanna Zitto who will take full advantage of their Scholarship Fund
educational opportunity.
Fred F. Woerner Sr. This fund supports the Frameworks
Scholarship Fund Kurt A. and Betsey L. Wenger for the Future campaign by offering
scholarship support for financially
Established in 1957 by Fred F. David Ackley Foundation disadvantaged student-athletes
Woerner Sr., who believed in the Scholarship at Penn Charter. Established in
fundamental importance of a good
Established in 1812. 2005 by Rennie S. Rodriquez
education. Fred hoped to provide
OPC ’85 to recognize the valuable
the same opportunity for a young
Aimwell School interdependence of academics and
scholar that was so generously given
Annuity Scholarship athletics, and to ensure the diversity
to his son Gen. Fred F. Woerner Jr.
William and multiculturalism of this school.
OPC ’51. This fund provides general Established in 1808 by the Society
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Charter
SChool
scholarship at Penn Charter. for Improving the Condition of Rennie S. OPC ’85 and Kathleen N. Rodriguez
Report Gifts
of
Fred F. Jr. OPC ’51and Gennie E. Woerner the Poor for the “free instruction
of female children.” Beginning in Gaskins Family
Scholarship Fund
2006–2007 Thomas and Sarah Moore 1967, this fund has supported a
Foundation female student at Penn Charter. The Gaskins Family Scholarship
Scholarship Fund was established in 2005 to
Penn Charter Faculty provide exceptional racial and
Established in 1814 to support
Scholarship Fund ethnic minority students who have
scholarship at Penn Charter. significant financial needs with an
Established by the William Penn opportunity to excel in the classroom,
Marilyn Geary Charter School faculty in 2004 as well as in his or her chosen sport.
and Helen Mattis as part of the Frameworks for the This fund recognizes that student-
Scholarship Fund Future campaign to support worthy athletes develop strong academic
students in need of financial aid. and leaderships skills, which prepare
Established by J. Brandt Joel II OPC
’83 in 2005 to honor the two Penn Gwen C. and Charles Alexander them to assume vital roles in their
Charter Lower School teachers that Naveena D. and Robert H. Bembry professions and in their communities.
had a lasting impact on his life. Randy W. Granger Hon. 1689 and Irene E. McHenry Henry J. Gaskins and Cynthia Medina-Gaskins
James W. and Barrett W. B. Hein
J. Brandt II OPC ’83 and Nikki E. Joel
Erin P. and Mark Hughes George C. Henrich OPC ’51
Wenger Family Cheryl Irving Scholarship Fund
Scholarship Fund Michael Moulton and Toni Welch Established in 1999 to provide
Kurt and Betsey Wenger P ’08 Karen S. and Frank C. Riedlmeier financial assistance to deserving
established this fund in 2005 Joel S. and Joan Rosen students.
to ensure the success of the Sarah L. Sharp
George C. OPC ’51 and Helen D. Henrich
Frameworks for the Future Catherine B. and Frank Signorello
campaign and as tangible proof of James S. OPC ’75 and Jill W. Still Dr. Joel J. Roslyn
their journey to make a difference Dana and Craig Toedtman Memorial Scholarship Fund
* deceased

The fund supports financial aid- fund supports general scholarship Earl J. Hon. 1689 and Pam R. Ball Hon. 1689
worthy students, with preference for needs of the school. Ralph L. OPC ’44 and Elfrida B. Goetzenberger
those who have a love of science. David W. OPC ’73 and Y. Ping S. Leebron
Created in loving memory by his wife Thomas L. OPC ’76 and Elizabeth T. Conrad
Jeffrey M. OPC ’80 and Therese M. Lotman
and sons in 2002 for the Frameworks Gary M. OPC ’76 and Gertrud Garrettson
Joan McIlvaine Hon. 1689
for the Future campaign. Andrei C. OPC ’76 and Ithza M. Gasic
MCRC, The Baldwin School
Adam R. OPC ’76 and Susan Guttentag
Bradley E. Roslyn OPC ’02 Jeffrey T. Harbison OPC ’76 and Valerie A. Arkoosh The Class of 1982
Kyle M. Roslyn OPC ’04 William L. Kissick OPC ’76 Scholarship Fund
Marshall D. Roslyn OPC ’98 James E. OPC ’76 and Leslie M. Lemonick
The Class of 1982 celebrated their
Priscilla R. Roslyn William N. Mebane OPC ’76
25th reunion with this fund in
Scott P. Roslyn OPC ’99 Jonathan H. OPC ’76 and Elizabeth Seltzer
memory and honor of classmates:
Brent Sherwood OPC ’76
Ellerson Family Louis J. Brown, John E. Linck III
Scholarship Fund Class of 1972 and Robert C. Rech. Gifts made
Scholarship Fund to the fund demonstrate the Class
Established by Brian D. Ellerson
of 1982’s desire to sustain Penn
OPC ’86 and his wife, Caroline T. The Class of 1972 recognizes that a Charter’s accessibility to diverse
Ellerson. The fund provides need- thriving academic community relies and able students who promote the
based financial assistance to gifted on talented students who speak highest qualities and character of
Middle or Upper School students. from a variety of perspectives. With their old school. The fund serves to
The fund, created in 2006, honors this fund created in response to the
the school’s values and mission- encourage ongoing support from
school’s capital campaign and in alumni and friends while providing
driven commitment to help worthy recognition of their 35th reunion,
and talented youth attend Penn tuition assistance to a worthy student
Penn Charter will be able to enroll who would not otherwise have the
Charter. a vibrant mix of the best-qualified opportunity to attend Penn Charter.
Brian D. OPC ’86 and Caroline T. Ellerson students.
Gary C. Adler OPC ’82
Isidor P. Strittmatter III Mark S. OPC ’72 and Patrice G. Aitken Howard J. OPC ’82 and Janice G. Bashman
OPC ’74 Bruce K. Balderston OPC ’72 Antonio A. OPC ’82 and Naomi Bentivoglio William
Memorial Scholarship Fund David R. OPC ’72 and Lisa M. Gilkeson
Stephen J. OPC ’72 and Irene Hadley
Michael A. OPC ’82 and Jody Brown
Louis J. OPC ’82 and Janet G. Carboni
Penn
Charter
SChool
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The estate of Isidor P. Strittmatter
II, father of Isidor P. Strittmatter
Lewis H. OPC ’72 and Ellen H. Johnston Michael L. OPC ’82 and Wendy Concannon Report Gifts
of
III OPC ’74, made a generous Lawrence S. OPC ’72 and Carrie Klein Louis D. OPC ’82 and Jennifer Davis
Robert J. OPC ’72 and Elisabeth LeFort Michael D. OPC ’82 and Elena A. Donahower
2006–2007
gift in 1999 to establish this
fund in memory of his son. The William A. Loeb OPC ’52 Joseph P. OPC ’82 and Linda Fenlin
income from this fund will provide Barry E. OPC ’82 and Kimberly Gosin
scholarship to deserving students.
The Earl J. Ball III Laurence S. OPC ’82 and Tina Hirshland
Scholarship Fund Evan L. OPC ’82 and Sumathi R. Jones
William Ryan OPC ’49 Established in 2006 in recognition George L. OPC ’82 and Devoney Justice
and Casiana Ryan of his dedication and outstanding David J. OPC ’82 and Jennifer A. Kurtz
Scholarship Fund service to the school for more Daniel K. Lai OPC ’82
than 30 years. By virtue of his Brian J. OPC ’82 and Loretta Lifsted
Established in 2006 in honor of influence and vision, Penn Charter Andrew L. OPC ’82 and Robin Miller
William H. Ryan OPC ’49 by his stays true to its mission and values Kenneth A. Murphy OPC ’82
wife, Casiana. The scholarship fulfills while continuing to be a leader in James C. OPC ’82 and Diane K. Neely
their hope to provide the Penn
independent school education in Michael A. OPC ’82 and Katherine Pascali
Charter experience to a student who
the United States. The fund, created Francis J. Peffley OPC ’82
has a talent to take full advantage of
initially by a gift from the Jeff and R. Christopher OPC ’82 and Julia Raphaely
the program.
Therese Lotman Foundation, Christopher D. OPC ’82 and Amy P. Roak
Casiana R. Schmidt encourages gifts from alumni and Robert L. OPC ’82 and Laurie A. Rosania
friends as a way to honor Dr. Ball Edward J. Russell OPC ’82
Class of 1976 and support worthy students. This Frank Salley OPC ’82
Scholarship Fund fund also expresses a special gratitude George H. Schaefer OPC ’82
Established on the occasion of to Dr. Ball for the encouragement Peter D. OPC ’82 and Amy H. Shaifer
the class’s 30th reunion and in and help he gave to many students, John C. Shepard OPC ’82
conjunction with the Frameworks and for his unswerving commitment Paul J. Slowik OPC ’82
for the Future capital campaign, this to financial aid. Andrew K. Smith OPC ’82

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Samuel C. OPC ’82 and Judy Stokes
James L. OPC ’82 and Patricia Walker
David S. OPC ’74 and Tina W. Jones
Mr. and Mrs. William Staneruck othEr EndowEd
Adam T. OPC ’82 and Linda Wall
Charles Yarnall
Funds
Library Fund Athletic Association Fund
library Funds Established in 1916, this fund Established in 1927 by the late Isaac
Anne Funkhouser Francis honors Charles Yarnall, who became Porter, who for 44 years headed the
Library Fund an Overseer in 1839 and served school’s physical education program.
Penn Charter for many years. Before
This fund was established in 1981
the Gummere Library was built, the Head of School
for the purpose of making the
Yarnall Library bore his name. Endowed Fund
Gummere Library “a vital entity
in Penn Charter’s program.” The This fund’s income is directed at
thoughtfulness and foresight of Mrs. Charles L. McKeehan the discretion of the head of school
Francis, whose husband and two OPC 1893 for purposes supporting his or her
sons graduated from Penn Charter, Library Fund vision and objectives for the future.
continue to benefit our school. Established in 1929. Established in recognition of the
exceptional leadership and service
John Flagg Gummere of Dr. Earl J. Ball III by W. Scott
Andrew R. McCown
Simon OPC ’78.
Library Fund Memorial
In December of 1964, Penn Charter Library Fund W. Scott OPC ’78 and Jocelyn P. Simon
received a gift from the Crystal Established in 1952.
Trust to construct and endow a
Matthew T. Miller OPC’ 86
Memorial Fund *
new library building. From 1951
Pauline Trask
to the mid-1960s, Penn Charter’s Library Fund
See page xx.
enrollment increased at such an
astounding rate as to quickly This fund honors Lower School Schorsch Family
outgrow the existing library. The teacher Pauline Trask, who taught at Music Fund
William new facility was dedicated in the Penn Charter for 12 years and was Established in 1979 by Anita and
the administrative director of the
78 Penn
Charter
SChool
fall of 1967 and named the John F.
Gummere Library, in recognition of Lower School for part of that time.
Irvin Schorsch P ’73, ’79 for general
support of the school’s music
Report Gifts
of
Dr. Gummere’s outstanding service She died in an airplane accident near program and in recognition of the
as Penn Charter’s headmaster and Pittsburgh in 1937. important role it plays in a liberal
2006–2007 for his great love of books. arts education. The fund is used
Mary Grove McCown for general support of the school’s
Dudley-Jenness Library Fund music program with preference
Library Fund toward helping the orchestral and
The McCown Library Collection is
choral programs.
Established in 1934. an outstanding collection covering
all aspects of the out-of-doors – the
world of nature as well as a variety Albert M. Greenfield
Edwin W. and Elizabeth J. of outdoor sports. This fund was Foundation
Owrid Hon. 1689 established by the parents of John Lower School Playground
Library Fund Landscaping Fund
McCown OPC ’36, who lost his
Ed’s love of books and expert life in World War II, and Andrew This endowed fund was established
leadership made the library a vital McCown Jr., who died while a to annually maintain and provide
and lively part of Penn Charter. His student in the fifth grade. additional trees and plants in the
wife Jean’s deep dedication to the new Lower School playground area.
school and to its students is fondly Spiers and Porter
remembered by our community. Library Fund Thomas P. Emmons
Established in 1983, this fund honors
Established in honor of the school’s OPC ’44
Ed and Jean’s contributions to the Annual Fund Endowment
life of Penn Charter and supports two most notable masters – Isidore
the library they loved so much. H. B. Spiers, French and English Established in 2003 with a bequest
master for 44 years (1885-1929) and from Tom Emmons, this endowed
Sarah Owrid Allison Isaac W. Porter, artist and physical fund supports Penn Charter’s
Emma Owrid Betta education teacher for 44 years Annual Fund yearly.
Gail Hoffman (1886-1930), “a maker of men.”
The Estate of Thomas P. Emmons OPC ’44
* deceased

Endowed Fund for (1933-52). The fund supports in 2007 in memory of classmate
Counseling orchestral music and the general Michael McDonald. In support of the
music program with the objective of Frameworks for the Future Campaign,
Established in 2005 by Stuart and
maintaining a high quality program the fund will help develop and
Deborah Kurtz. The fund recognizes
for future generations. support the emotional intelligence
the importance of the role of social
and emotional development in the of Penn Charter’s students.
Peter A. Benoliel OPC ’49 and Willo Carey
education of the total person as Andrew S. Atkins OPC ’92
Penn Charter prepares students for a The Peace and Justice Fund Jonathan A. Bach OPC ’92
successful and meaningful life. This This fund is created to teach and Jessica M. Bender OPC ’92
fund supports the general expenses
nurture the school’s core values Catherine L. OPC ’92 and Charles S. Cantlin
of the school’s counseling program,
of peace, justice, equality and Anna V. Davis OPC ’92 and Jeff Bond
including, but not limited to, salaries,
acceptance. Income is available Matthew M. Donnelly OPC ’92
speakers and consultants.
for curriculum development and Rachel OPC ’92 and Jonathan Dyer
Randi S. Garnick materials as well as outside speakers W. Todd Goulding OPC ’92
Samuel D. and Susan G. Gordon and resource leaders. Established Robert E. Jaffe OPC ’92
Stuart B. and Deborah G. Kurtz anonymously in 2006, this fund Aaron S. Kesselheim OPC ’92 and Jennifer Cohn
Sage Financial Group encourages gifts from alumni
William F. OPC ’62 and Leslie MacDonald
and friends concerned for peace
Charles Thomas Maclary and justice.
David M. OPC ’92 and Alison Mandell
OPC ’21 David E. OPC ’92 and Courtney Moran
Music Fund Mr. and Mrs. Dean Adler Mark T. Morze OPC ’92
Established by Peter A. Benoliel OPC Andrew A. and Marji R. Goldman Michael J. OPC ’92 and Sarah Rudolph
’49 in 2005 to honor and recognize Zachary W. Salkin OPC ’92
Class of 1992 Michael Chad H. OPC ’92 and Kelly Simon
Charles T. Maclary’s leadership
in developing a highly respected
McDonald Fund * Jonathan F. Teaford OPC ’92
program of music during his tenure Established by the Class of 1992 Julie K. OPC ’92 and Samuel G. Walters
William
Penn
Charter
SChool
79
Report Gifts
of
2006–2007

RepoRt of Gifts 2006-2007
Pinehurst Society
Named for the East Falls farm that became the site of the majority of our present-day campus, the Pinehurst Society was
established to recognize those alumni, parents and friends who have generously provided for Penn Charter through a
planned gift or bequest. This includes those loyal supporters who have named Penn Charter as a beneficiary in wills, trusts or
life insurance policies or who participate in our Gift Annuity, Charitable Remainder Trust or Pooled Income Fund programs.
These gifts strengthen the school’s endowment in areas such as faculty support, scholarship and facility enhancement.
alumni Class of 1941
Norman L. Barr
Class of 1958
Michael E. Cushmore
Class of 1983
Thomas F. Monaghan
Class of 1924 Agustin J. Pocock George W. Linn
Richard Lippincott Edwin A. Weihenmayer Class of 1985
Class of 1943 Thomas D. Kramer
Class of 1926 William B. Chamberlain 3rd Class of 1961
Wilmer C. Swartley
Frank S. Craig Leonard C. Schwarz Class of 1992
Joseph W. Zuggi
Class of 1928 Edward A. MacNeal Class of 1963
Robert H. Bates
Class of 1944 Jacques P. Fiechter Class of 1996
Charles Kurz Domingo P. Negron
Class of 1930 Thomas T. Fleming
Robert C. Porter * Richard Hegel Class of 1964
Lewis S. Somers 3rd Edward L. Corson
paRents and
Class of 1931 fRiends
Charles A. Ernst Class of 1945 Class of 1965
Theodore S. Coxe John F. Hutchinson B. James and Susan S. Cake
Class of 1932 T. Frank Decker Barbara R. L. Davis
Carl Wilkening Class of 1966 Jane F. Evans
Roger S. Hillas
Stephen A. Bonnie Jeanne J. Fleming
Class of 1934 Joseph L. McKinney
Stephen V. Gibbs David M. and Susan H. Goodner
William G. Berlinger Allen F. Steere
Class of 1946 Neil R. and Anne C. Gottehrer
William Class of 1935 William Balderston John M. Wilson
Randy W. Granger
80 Penn
Charter
SChool
Lawrence Miller-Ryle
Class of 1947 Class of 1967 and Irene E. McHenry
Report Gifts
Harry S. Cherken Ralph and Muriel Gunther
Class of 1936 James C. Balderston
of J. Marshall Evans Edward C. Driscoll Michael J. Ross David A. and Stephanie D.
2006–2007 John E. Newlin * Class of 1970
Hockensmith
Class of 1948 Cheryl Irving
Dewitt H. Montgomery
Class of 1938 Frederick S. Allen Nancy and John Kelley
Richard P. Brown Class of 1971 Allen L. and Judith P. Kramer
Robert P. Thompson Class of 1949
Randolph C. Barba M. Albert and Joan Linton
Peter A. Benoliel
Charles H. Kleinhenn Wallace T. Miller
Class of 1939 Robert P. Hauptfuhrer
J. Seth H. Cruice Mary Emma Milligan
Byron G. King Class of 1972
Robert C. McAdoo John M. and Donna Murray
George A. Buffum
John S. Wurts Class of 1951 Lewis H. Johnston Carolyn J. Quill
Donald L. Greene Casianna R. Schmidt
Class of 1940 George C. Henrich Class of 1973 Marion S. Schuenemann
Peter Randall Frederick H. Bartlett Margery M. Smith
Class of 1952 Robert J. Marquess Jean O. Swihart
William A. Loeb
Class of 1974 Jo and John White
Class of 1955 David S. Jonas Marjorie L. Winokur
John J. Bevan
Earl W. Glazier
Class of 1975 The school received bequest gifts
Stephen R. Mazda this past year from the estates of
Robert L. Gray
Paul Allen OPC ’33,
David H. Rosenbaum Class of 1976
Raymond Frick OPC ’32,
Thomas M. Twitmyer Brent Sherwood
Robert W. Sayre OPC ’33,
Class of 1957 Class of 1980 Gerald Tattersfield OPC ’16,
George M. Dolan Frank L. Lippo and Katie Z. B. Tattersfield.

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