THE GUARDIAN SOCIETY
THE DOTTIE SAYWARD WYLIE FUND The Dottie Sayward Wylie Fund, created in honor of the former Director of Admission (1990 - 2005), provides financial support for families with a variety of non-tuition-related items, including uniform items and shoes, school pictures, athletic equipment, daily travel expenses, technological support, tutoring, testings, and extended after-care. We gratefully acknowledge the following donors who have generously contributed to the Dottie Sayward Wylie Fund
The Guardian Society was established by the Board of Trustees to recognize and honor those who have chosen to help advance the School’s mission through testamentary gifts. To accomplish this purpose, the School gladly accepts deferred gifts in the form of bequests, living trusts, charitable lead trusts, life income gifts, pooled income funds, or as a beneficiary of a life insurance policy or other type of estate plan. Members of The Guardian Society can be assured that their future gifts will support the School’s mission and enable Cathedral School for Boys to continue to offer its distinguished program of academics balanced with heart and spirit for years to come. Members of The Guardian Society are invited to various school-related functions every year, including tickets to the annual Christmas Concert at Grace Cathedral. If you or a loved one is interested in discovering more about supporting Cathedral School in a meaningful and lasting way, please contact James Schmidt in the Development Office at schmidt@cathedralschool.net. Our sincerest thanks to the following donors: Anonymous Mr. Adolphus Andrews† Dr. and Mrs. James L. Bennington Michael Coholan Gifford Combs ’72 Colin and Susan Crawford Paul Danilewski ’61 Joan P. Dedo Ms. Josephine C. Egleston† The Rev. Paul F. Evans Michael Ferreboeuf and Colleen McGarry Mrs. Cecilia B. Fuessle† Ms. Muriel Galt† Mr. Paul Garofalo† Paul and Marcia Ginsburg Rod and PJ Handeland Family Thomas Hess† Elizabeth and Edwin David Hetz Mr. Owen Jameson† Mr. John F. Kelly† Mr. Donald Malvern Linn† Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Lowrey† Ms. Ruth M. McCulley† Mr. Robert M. Moore† Mrs. William H. Owen† Mrs. Carolyn B. Parks† Mr. Paul Pierson† Arthur R. and Helen N. Socolofsky† Mrs. Harley C. Stevens† Dirk Tacke † deceased
during the 2018-19 school year: Mr. and Mrs. Bruce MacDonald, Sr.
Dottie Sayward Wylie*
THE WILLIAM SCHUPPEL MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND On the occasion of their 15th reunion, the Class of 1979 established a permanent memorial to William “Bill” Schuppel ’79 that will support the educational program at CSB by providing needed financial assistance to students at the School. It gives assistance to students who demonstrate need for a learning specialist, special testing, or tuition assistance. We thank the generous donors who have made contributions to the William Schuppel Memorial Scholarship Fund during the 2018-19 school year: Schwab Charitable JP Morgan William J. Bennington ’79* David T. Chen ’79 Anthony Guido Costella Launce L. Gamble ’79 Benjamin H. Maeck ’79 John B. McAllister ’79 Bruce D. Pollard ’79 Annie and David Porter ’79 Elynor and William Schuppel* Alice and Stephen Strager ’79 Karen and Max Young ’79
CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE HEADMASTER’S DISCRETIONARY FUND The Headmaster’s Discretionary Fund is a special fund that may be used for needs outside of the regular curriculum. Funds from this pool may be used for a boy who requires a tutor, or for a student whose family is unable to afford testing fees or other academic services outside of tuition, or to extend these types of services to families and students who would otherwise be unable to take advantage of them. We gratefully acknowledge the following donors who have generously contributed to the Headmasters Fund during
2018 ! 2019 FUND " A " NEED
Thanks to the generous support of our parent community, this fund allowed us to make significant and much-needed renovations to our gymnasium over the summer of 2019, including a new hardwood floors in the gym and Gresham Hall. Improvements included new wall padding, backboards, a scorer’s table and scoreboard, and player seating. We thank the following donors who raised their paddles at this year’s gala to make this possible: Anonymous The Adair Family Betsy and Matthew Ahlstrand Newsha and Armin Ajami Emily Wood and Christina Alvarez American Endowment Foundation Nadia and Carl Anderson Apple, Inc. Metka and Jack Daly Elizabeth Dawson The Dunn-Esparza Family Genevieve and Hill Ferguson Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Jessica and David Flemming Elizabeth Pang Fullerton and Richard B. Fullerton Sam and Jennifer Hocking Tracie Brown and Steve Holland Jennifer Yen and Ken Horne Cristina Chan and Marc Infield Elizabeth and Burns Jones JP Morgan Kate and Scott Juergens Klarity FX Metta and Keith Krach Jennifer and Matt McCormick Jamie and Michael Moore Morgan Stanley Global Impact Funding Trust, Inc. The Moustakas Gamble Family Kimberly and Bill Mulligan Chris and Mike Nooney Phoebe White and Burke Norton June and Brian Sakamoto Eleanor Drey and Rennie Saunders Abbey Doolittle and Joseph Scalise James Schmidt and Stuart Riddle Schwab Charitable Kat Hantas and Quincy Smith David and Ayumi Sohn
the 2018-19 school year: Mrs. David Jamison McDaniel*
Kate and Stephen Gaitley Jenny and Keith Garner Karen and Michael Gemmill Genentech Rika and Byron Gill Max and David Glynn Google, Inc. Brooke and Chris Green Carrie and Greg Gretsch Natasha Kohne and Lawrence Groo Su and Brooks Hale Leslee Kurihara and Drew Hamlin Paula and Bryan Hansen Courtney Damkroger and Roger Hansen Michelle and Michael Hartshorn Naureen Hassan Nellyn and Brian Hecktman
* recognizes our loyal donors who have given to CSB for 15 or more consecutive years
Tina Chao and David Owen Julie Shim Park and Edward Park Ellen and James Park Urwashi and Nandkishore Patel Marianna Cherry and Derek Pearcy Patricia Calfee Picache and Ian Picache Cathy Pitts Regan and Kevin Pluim Amy and Garrett Price Renaissance Charitable Foundation, Inc. Laura and John Rende Caroline and Sean Rooney Annie Goranson and Josh Rupright Alexandra Fraser and Ted Rzad Simi and Amarjit Sahota
Elizabeth Dito and Tom Kuglen Annabelle Wong and Brian Lam Claire Hudson and Jeff Lanza Sharon Sotelo-Lee and Michael Lee Stephanie and Chris Lehman Kristin and Albert Leung Asheley and Carlton Linnenbach ’87 Jessica and David MacGregor Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm MacNaughton Tara Boland and Richard Maggiotto Marin Community Foundation Alice Talley Marquez and Abel Marquez Pete and Linda Mathews Susan and Davin McAndrews
Elizabeth and Craig Sparks Phasinee and Brian Steele Jenny and Will Stegall Elizabeth and David Thier The Thomas Family Jay and Shannon Thomson Megha and Nirav Tolia Susan Tom Kath and Chris Tsakalakis UBS Foundation USA Donna Louizides and Jay Venkatesan Deb Rockwood and Bill Wetherell Caroline and Bary Wilkinson Pete and Michele Williams Azra Mehdi and Shawn Williams DeAnn and Paul Work
Jessica and Ian Arthurs Michele and Scott Bell William J. Bennington ’79 Ana Fletes and Gregor Berkowitz Sejal and Arrian Binnings Yvonne and Wells Blaxter Kristine and Chad Boeding Jeff and Darcy Bohl Natasha and Sam Bradley Natalie Walrond and John Brockland Halle and Casey Cane Bridget Maley-Cannon and David Cannon Kristin and Rishi Chandna Christian Community Foundation Angela and Scott Crabill
2018 ! 2019 GIFT IN KIND DONATIONS
In addition to monetary gifts, Cathedral receives many contributions of goods and services which enhance our school and its programs. Our sincerest thanks to the following donors: Nadia and Carl Anderson Jill Spangenberg and Jerome Barakos
Michael Hanna ’94 Paula and Bryan Hansen Michelle Hirons Cristina Chan and Marc Infield Robert Kerman Carolyn and Estle Kominowski Karen Scarr and Craig Martin
Michael Pola Consulting, LLC Sarah Murphy William Robertson ’00 James Schmidt and Stuart Riddle Kath and Chris Tsakalakis Jayne Goldstein and Joshua Weinstein DeAnn and Paul Work
Yvonne and Wells Blaxter Jennifer and Chris Brahm Jon Burgstone Gene Chung Angela and Scott Crabill
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