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GOALS:

Inspire people to join our community of supporters and direct their philanthropy to support WMA.

Highlight the direct impact that philanthropy can have on the lives of our students, the faculty and the future success of WMA.

Educate people on the different ways they can support WMA.

Acknowledge and recognize those who supported WMA during the past fiscal year.

Celebrate the breadth and depth of the WMA donor community.

Report on the overall financial health of the Academy, and affirm WMA’s commitment to fiscal responsibility and integrity.

CONTENTS Introduction Sean T. Valentine ....................................................................................................................................2 Director of Development

Board Message Scott B. Jacobs ’75 ..................................................................................................................................3 Chair, Board of Trustees

Feature Donor Profile Ray Anton ’61M......................................................................................................................................4

Atlas Fund Anne Kandel...........................................................................................................................................8 Director of Annual Giving

Profiles on Giving Christopher Descalzo Jr. ’93.................................................................................................................10 Richard Morgan ’59W..........................................................................................................................11 Dean Redfern ’72 ..................................................................................................................................12 Glenn R. Anschutz ’79 .........................................................................................................................14

Building for the Future ..........................................................................................15 Legacy of Excellence Sean T. Valentine ..................................................................................................................................16 Director of Development

Heritage Society Profile Emily Peckham P’24.............................................................................................................................17

WMA by the Numbers ...........................................................................................18 Donor Lists Hill Society...........................................................................................................................................23 The Herbert P. Blake Society.................................................................................................................24 Heritage Society....................................................................................................................................25 1804 Society.........................................................................................................................................27 FY25 Donors by Constituency.............................................................................................................29

Upcoming Events ..........................................................................................................36

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INTRODUCTION We live in an age of philanthropic democratization… As always, we must begin with a heartfelt thank you to those who have generously supported Wilbraham & Monson Academy. Yours is more than a gift—it’s an investment in the lives of our students. You are helping them discover who they are, what they can achieve, and how they can make a difference in the world. But you don’t have to take our word for it. Throughout this issue, you will find links to video messages from some of our students in which they share a bit about themselves, their accomplishments, and what WMA means to them. I encourage you to listen to these student voices. Their stories exemplify the real impact that philanthropy has on the Academy; the support and advancement of a special community, where young people thrive. We know the world our students are preparing to enter is complex and ever-changing. That’s why a WMA education (rigorous, innovative, and supportive) remains as consequential now as when we were founded. With your help, we will continue to give our students the tools they need to succeed and the confidence to lead with integrity. Together, we can ensure that WMA remains a place where students are challenged, supported, and inspired to reach their full potential. Sean T. Valentine, Director of Development

We live in an age of philanthropic democratization, and this issue, through donor stories, explores the various forms gifts to the Academy can take. You might discover a method you hadn't considered, or one that better fits your situation. Ways of giving back have never been broader, and regardless of how your gift is made, the difference your donation will make to WMA has never been greater. The more members of our community who align their love for WMA with a giving method that best fits their life, the stronger and more successful the Academy will be.

With gratitude,

Sean T. Valentine Director of Development

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BOARD MESSAGE I’m starting to run out of appropriate adjectives… Since 2020 the Academy has been the recipient of individual gifts of $7,500,000, $5,000,000, $4,000,000, $2,000,000 and many more highly generous contributions. WMA has also received a realized bequest of $2,000,000. The Power of Change Campaign has crossed $25,000,000 as of this writing, and is quickly approaching $30,000,000. Meanwhile, members of our Heritage Society have committed nearly $40,000,000 in planned gifts, led by a major bequest intention of $15,000,000. What's more, the Atlas Fund, which is so critical to school growth and performance, continues to enjoy generous support from our alumni, parents and friends. The last five years are possibly the most consequential half decade of philanthropic success since the Academy's founding. I have had the pleasure of thanking so many people for their support of WMA that I’ve started to run out of appropriate adjectives. This past October I had to dig out my thesaurus, because Ray Anton ’61M and his wife, Wendy, confirmed their commitment of $4,000,000 to Phase III of our Campus Master Plan. Scott B. Jacobs ’75, Chair, Board of Trustees

As you read more about them in the profile piece on page 4, you will learn that their donation did not appear out of nowhere; the journey had many steps over many years; student, alumnus, volunteer, supporter, trustee and now current grandparents. Every donor listed in this report is on their own journey with WMA, and as we each strive to deepen our connection to our school and appreciate all it has done for us, we can help it succeed by making the best gift we can. To those who lend their support, and are honored herein, I say “thank you.” Your generosity makes a real difference in the lives of our students and, for that, we are truly grateful. To those I have yet to thank, I say, “Now is the time.”

With gratitude,

Scott B. Jacobs ’75 Chair, Board of Trustees

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FEATURE DONOR PROFILE Building the Future: Ray ’61M and Wendy Anton’s Gift of Vision and Heart By Sean T. Valentine Director of Development Few lives have taken as many turns as that of Dr. Raymond “Ray” Anton ’61M. From his days as a Monson Academy student, to his time behind the wheel of championship race cars and his distinguished 47-year career as an anesthesiologist, Dr. Anton has spent his life blending precision with curiosity and purpose. Which is exactly what Dr. Anton and his wife, Wendy, hope their $4,000,000 commitment to Phase III of the Academy’s Campus Master Plan will do: provide a new performing arts center where students can learn the intricacies of theater, music and dance, explore new modes of self-expression and find purpose in performance.

Ray Anton ’61M

“It’s time to give back,” said Dr. Anton. “To give the performing arts center a big push forward, to be part of the incredible progress WMA is making right now, we feel very blessed to be part of it.” Dr. Anton’s journey to this seminal gift began in seventh grade in Palmer, Massachusetts, when his parents enrolled him in Monson Academy. “My mother didn’t think that Palmer schools were offering me the academic growth and opportunities I needed, and felt Monson Academy would,” he said. Living in Palmer made Monson Academy — a mere five miles away — the logical choice from a distance perspective, but Dr. Anton’s mother, who was very active in the local community, knew of the school's reputation for academic rigor and strong personal character. Dr. Anton recalled his experience at Monson as transformative. “Academically, it gave me a very strong background, especially in math and science,” he said. “Monson gave me confidence because I had an excellent education.” At Monson, Dr. Anton wrote for the newspaper and worked on the yearbook. Athletically, he played golf and tennis, and was on the riflery team. Teachers like Dr. George Rogers, Hugh Harrell and George Morrow were demanding, but also inspiring educators who pushed students to do their best. Grades and class ranks were publicly posted, instilling a sense of competition and pride in accomplishment that still resonates with him. “Only you, within your heart and soul, know whether you’ve done your best,” he said.

Ray Anton Senior Photo

Mr. Samuel Hughes, Dr. Anton’s English instructor, made a particular impression. “Mr. Hughes was very demanding,” he recalled. “He took off for every punctuation mistake, every spelling mistake and every grammar mistake. If you disagreed with your score, you had to stand and state your case in a formal manner.” Mr. Hughes was not devoid of wit, however. Dr. Anton can recall a specific episode in which a classmate had lost so many points that he had a negative grade on an assignment, and who told Mr. Hughes it would have been better to have signed his name and turned in the paper blank. “Without batting an eyelash, Mr. Hughes looked at him and said, ‘provided you spelled your name correctly.’ And that was Mr. Hughes.” Dr. Anton’s time at Monson also gave him lifelong friendships, especially with Mark Shenkman ’61M. “We were the two smallest kids in the class,” Anton said with a laugh. “If you look at photos you can tell I was smaller than everyone else, and I think Mark gravitated to me for

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that, and our shared academic excellence.” Mr. Shenkman was a boarding student, and Dr. Anton’s mother would often request Mark accompany her son home for dinner, something that few other boarders were allowed to do. They also discovered a shared interest in business and investing. “My mother got the Wall Street Journal at home. She and I would read it and then I’d take it in for Mark,” said Dr. Anton. “All this is the sort of stuff that creates bonds for a lifetime. I feel very lucky in that.” Monson Academy eventually became a family affair. Dr. Anton’s brother David graduated in 1966, and his brother Philip and cousin Carol Cady graduated from the newly combined Wilbraham & Monson Academy in 1975.

Mark Shenkman '61M, Wendy & Ray Anton

“I wasn’t necessarily happy when the schools merged,” recalled Dr. Anton. “I knew it was the right decision, but I didn’t feel it was communicated well to the alumni of either side. It took me a little to get back my same feeling for the place. Having my youngest brother and cousin graduate from WMA definitely helped.” After Monson, Dr. Anton attended St. Michael’s College, where he earned his Bachelor of Science, and then attended the University of Vermont College of Medicine. Dr. Anton’s father was a surgeon and family practitioner. He handled pretty much any medical situation that arose, and the younger Dr. Anton grew up helping. His early experiences gave him both an introduction to the demands of medical life and also a leg up on his medical school classmates. “When I got to med school, I found I was comfortable and competent in a lot of things my classmates weren’t,” he said. “I guess that speaks to being in the ER at age 8, and the delivery room by age 18.” Eventually, Dr. Anton decided to specialize in anesthesiology, as he was drawn to the field’s immediacy and technical precision. “You see a problem, you fix it and at the end of the day, you feel a sense of accomplishment,” he said. The more flexible and predictable work-life balance was also attractive. “My father had office hours until midnight, four nights a week,” he recalled. “I would see him at the dining room table on weekends with stacks of charts to complete. I realized I wanted something different, something that gave me time for a family and hobbies.”

Ray & Wendy Anton w. granddaughter Annabelle at Matriculation 2025

Throughout his career, Dr. Anton has devoted constiderable energy toward the larger anesthesiology community at both the state and national level. He is a past president of the Anesthesia Section of the Massachusetts Medical Society and Massachusetts Society of Anesthesiologists, and served on the board of directors for the American Society of Anesthesiologists. His volunteer work also included being a medical missionary around the world. One such trip in Nepal nearly turned him into a patient. “My son Chris and I were in Kathmandu in 2000,” said Dr. Anton. “Our flight was canceled and with eight days until the next one we decided to see how far to Everest basecamp we could hike, which was a rather crazy thing to attempt in hindsight. A few days in, I developed pulmonary edema. We turned around, and with Chris carrying both our packs, we descended 4,000 feet in 14 hours. Luckily that did the trick and I ended up OK.”

Ray in Nepal

Philosophy Club (Ray: 4th from left)

Monson Spirit Club - Mort Cohan Editorial Board Special Affairs (Ray: Row 1, 2nd from left)

Academy Bell (Ray: 3rd from left)

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Ray's race car from 1973 to 1975

Away from medicine, Dr. Anton’s enduring passion is for machinery and speed. He began autocross racing in 1971 during his medical residency and soon became a dominant force in regional racing circuits. He was the 1972 Class A autocross champion and, by 1974, he was the Sports Car Club of America (SCCA) Castrol National Rookie of the Year. By 1975, he had captured over 20 first-place finishes and competed at the famed Watkins Glen Six-Hour World Sports Car Championship (finishing fifth). He finished second in the 1975 SCCA National Championship. Dr. Anton also served as Medical Director of SCCA for the eastern half of the United States. Although he left racing in 1975 to start a family, Dr. Anton eventually found his way back when his son Jeff got into professional motocross racing. Having put under one too many injured bikers, Dr. Anton talked his son into auto racing. “I told him, ‘Look, you’re not going to be able to walk at 50 if you keep this up,’ so we founded Anton Racing and eventually started a family-owned NASCAR team.” Competing as a small team was a constant challenge, and eventually Jeff signed on to drive with another outfit. Giving back has always been part of Dr. Anton’s life, and he has been deeply involved in philanthropy both at St. Michael’s and UVM. Through his friend — and Academy trustee — Mr. Shenkman, Dr. Anton became increasingly active with WMA, joining the Board of Trustees himself in 2018. “I’d done a lot at my colleges,“ he says, “It was time to be more involved back here. I have a perspective of life and education I feel strongly about so I thought I might be useful for the school. I'm also into buildings and building things, and WMA was clearly on the path to doing that at the time.”

Shenkman Gala 2019

Since joining the Board, Dr. Anton has given much of his time and resources. In addition to philanthropically supporting the construction of the Athenaeum, iLab and Dining Commons, he has also shared his investing and business acumen with students as part of the Student Investment Seminar. But it was the enrollment of his granddaughter into the WMA Middle School and her love of dance that pushed him and Wendy to make their extraordinary commitment to the performing arts project. “We want the Academy to keep up its momentum, and have the performing arts center follow right on the heels of the Dining Commons,” said Dr. Anton. “This is transformational change for WMA and stems directly from Brian Easler’s leadership. It’s been wonderful to get to know him and watch his vision unfold to change the course of the Academy. We’re proud to be a part of it!” For Head of School Brian P. Easler, the Anton’s latest gift is simply the most recent example of what makes them so special. “Ray and Wendy’s generosity comes from the heart,” he said. “They give because they believe in people — in our students, our teachers and in what WMA can do to change lives. Their belief in what the Academy can be, and their willingness to make it possible, is profoundly inspiring.” With their generous commitment to the performing arts center, Ray and Wendy Anton have strengthened the foundation of creativity and excellence at WMA. Their gift celebrates the transformative power of education—and ensures that the next generation of students will have the opportunity to dream, create and thrive.

Shenkman Gala 2019

Monson Spirit Pic 1 (Ray: Row 1, 4th from left)

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Glee Club (Ray: Row 2, far left)

Ray Anton at Matriculation 2025

BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE PHASE III - PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

If you are interested in supporting this transformation, or would like more information, please contact Sean Valentine, Director of Development, by calling 413.596.9189 or email svalentine@wma.us.

The $4M gift from Ray ’61M & Wendy Anton is a huge leap forward for Phase III of the Academy’s Campus Master Plan; the conversion of the current dining hall into a state-of-the-art, large-capacity performing arts center. Featuring modular seating, the space will allow the entire school to gather for assemblies, while creating a more intimate environment for performances and presentations. The current kitchen areas will become a greenroom, dressing rooms, practice spaces and scenery storage. An ADA accessible ramp will be added to the exterior of the building allowing easy access for all guests.

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“I have been a WMA student since the sixth grade and I’ve loved my experience because of the amazing educational opportunities, and the great people I’ve been able to meet and travel.” Emma Landry ’25

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At Home. In the World.

Our Collective Power makes all the difference. At Wilbraham & Monson Academy, the collective power of giving is what turns possibility into reality — right now. Every gift to the Annual Fund, directly enriches the experience of every student on campus today. Your support fuels innovation in the classroom, empowers faculty, strengthens arts and athletics, and sustains the unique opportunities that set WMA apart. When we all give, we amplify each other’s impact, creating an immediate and lasting difference in the lives of our Titans. The time to give is now — because together, we make WMA extraordinary.

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Every Gift Counts. Every Titan Benefits. The Atlas Fund supports the bold aspirations of our students. Your donation allows WMA to deliver extraordinary academic programs, world-class global experiences, championship athletics, and transformative arts education. While every student’s path is unique, none of them walk it alone. Your support of the Atlas Fund, backs each aspect of the life-changing voyage that is a Wilbraham & Monson Academy education.

Anne Kandel Director of Annual Giving

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PROFILE ON GIVING: MONTHLY RECURRING Christopher Descalzo Jr. ’93 Mr. Descalzo has supported WMA with a monthly recurring gift since late 2021. He chatted with Director of Development Sean Valentine about his WMA experience and why he chooses to support the Academy every month. WMA: What is one of your favorite memories of WMA? Mr. Descalzo: Participating in school plays. It was WAY out of my comfort zone, but Mr. John Sbordone convinced me to try out my junior year for “Of Mice and Men.”I did, and I was hooked. He even got me to recruit most of the seniors to join in a huge fight scene for “The Outsiders.” I was very excited, but when I got the script, he chose me for a character who dies before the epic fight scene. I was upset, and I lobbied him for weeks to let me be part of the rumble somehow. He agreed if I changed costumes so no one would recognize me. Sure enough, the fight scene happened and, 30 seconds into it, someone in the crowd yells out, “Wait, isn’t Chris dead?” What other extracurricular activities did you do at WMA? Chris w. Wife Marissel

I was class president both junior and senior year. I loved being a voice for the boarding students. I played varsity basketball and varsity baseball. My senior year, I had the chance to coach the Middle School basketball team and loved it. After high school, I coached basketball for another five years. Where there particular faculty members who had an impact on you? Mr. Charlie “Chuck D” D’Avanzo was always so positive. He was constantly harping on me to be a leader and gave me the confidence to run for class president. Mr. D always went the extra mile for his students. My senior year, I had trouble getting up to make it to first period on time. Mr. D found out and promised me I would never be late again. For the next month, he would come by my room every morning and bang on the door and yell, “Scaz, it’s time to get up!” Mr. Joe Mazeika was another one. Truthfully, at first, I didn’t like Mr. Mazeika because he told it how he saw it, and it rubbed me the wrong way. As time passed, he became one of my favorite teachers and one of the best people who shaped my teenage years. He even helped me design my Senior Stone. How did WMA prepare you for the future? First, I was very prepared for college. I had good study habits and the confidence to meet people. I also learned independence having been a boarding student for three years. Second, at WMA I met people from all over the world. I was the Cuban boy from Miami (Florida). It blew me away how much all of us had in common even though we came from such different backgrounds. That realization helped me when forming relationships and negotiations related to my business ventures.

Descalzo Family

Christopher Descalzo is President of Dolce Vita Orlando, LLC, a family-owned and operated food concessionaire at Orlando International Airport and at JFK International Airport in New York City. He is also President/Owner of Havana Florida Cigar Co. He lives in Florida with his wife and two daughters. Become a monthly supporter by going to wma.us/givenow and select Recurring Monthly Gift. Each recurring gift is processed on the same day of the month, and you may cancel or change at any time. For questions, please contact the Office of Advancement: 413.596.9182 or advancement@wma.us. 10

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What would you tell someone who knew nothing about WMA? It is a large campus with a tight community. After a month, everyone knows your name. In larger schools you can easily get lost in the shuffle. At WMA, you can participate in activities, clubs and sports. There is a family feel while still having the ability to stand out from the crowd in ways that matter. What’s an interesting thing most people wouldn’t know about you? My wife and I started a small toy drive (www.descalzotoydrive.com) to help children in foster care before we had kids. This year will be our 18th straight year, and with the help of our two daughters, our toy drive has become a BIG family affair. Why do you support WMA, and why through our recurring gift program? WMA was an incredible place for me. It exposed me to so much. If I can help the school or the students in some small way, it is the least I can do. Giving something back each month feels good and it's easy. Even a small monthly contribution, like the cost of a single streaming app, goes a long way for everyone at WMA. I can do that, and I think most other people can too.

PROFILE ON GIVING: ‘APPRECIATED’ SECURITIES Richard Morgan ’59W By Sean T. Valentine Director of Development According to Academy records, Richard “Dick” Morgan ’59W has been supporting the Academy for nearly 30 years. That’s almost certainly inaccurate, as our digital records only go back about three decades. So, let’s just say that Dick has lent his financial support to WMA for a very long time indeed. Aside from being tremendously consistent with his support, Dick is also known for routinely making his gifts by donating appreciated securities, i.e., investment assets such as stocks or bonds, that are worth more at the time of donation than when they were bought. Why would one want to donate like this? “The ease of the transaction works for me,” Dick said. “That, and the tax benefits. If you sell the stock, take the money yourself and then write the school a check, you or your broker need to submit a 1099 at the end of the year reporting the profit, on which you then would be taxed. Giving the stock directly to WMA lets me deduct the market value and avoid capital gains, so it benefits the school and me.” Dick should know. He spent his career in the financial industry in New York and New Jersey for companies like Hornblower Fischer & Co., Dean Witter Reynolds, Thomson McKinnon Securities, Inc., L.F. Rothschild & Co. Incorporated and Kaukaku Securities (America) Inc. Dick Morgan Senior Photo

Originally from White Plains, N.Y., Dick enrolled in the Academy as a sophomore in 1956. He was an exceptionally busy student. He was a Gold Key tour guide, a member of the Dramatics, Old and Press clubs, was a member of the Senior Gift Committee and served as Class Treasurer. Athletically, Dick played varsity football and baseball, was on the varsity wrestling team, and ran winter and spring track. It makes sense then that his senior superlative was “the biggest grind,” referring to his dedication, persistence and hard-working nature. In the years since his graduation, Dick has stayed true to that ethos and to the Academy. A former member of the Board of Trustees, he served on the Finance Committee and helped steer the fiscal future of the Academy. Together with classmates like Bill Tychsen, Mike Papadaki, David Giffith and Lee Pinney, he organized reunions and helped spread the message of philanthropy to the school. The Academy thanks Dick for his decades of leadership and support. His generosity is appreciated in more ways than one!

Dick (left) w. classmate Bill Tychsen during their 65th Reunion in 2024

Information on how to donate Appreciated Securities can be found on our website at www.wma.us/give. For questions on this or other investment asset donations, please contact the Office of Advancement: 413.596.9182 or advancement@wma.us.

Dick (left) with classmate Bill Tychsen in Florida, 2007

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PROFILE ON GIVING: DONOR ADVISED FUND Dean Redfern ’72 Dean Redfern has been ahead of the curve for most of his life. By Anne Kandel, Director of Annual Giving Long before the word software became part of our standard vocabulary, Dean Redfern ’72 was already deep in the world of computing. In the eighth grade, in the late ’60s, Dean taught himself to write computer programs. “Fortunately for me, my dad was the director of computer systems at a manufacturing company in East Longmeadow, Massachusetts, so I self-taught myself how to write computer programs that ran on his big IBM mainframe computer on weekends,” he said. Keep in mind there was no internet, no YouTube tutorials and barely any books on the subject; Dean ventured into uncharted territory with great success. Dean Redfern Senior Photo

When Dean graduated from the University of Connecticut in 1976, he took a job as a software programmer in an early stage, venture-backed software company called McCormack and Dodge in Newton, Massachusetts. He was the 20th employee and the company broke $1 million in software sales during his first year. “The industry was in its infancy,’’ Dean said. “The company that I joined, McComack and Dodge, grew very quickly through mergers, acquisitions and organic growth. And we ultimately became a company called Dun & Bradstreet Software, which in the early 1990s was the fourth largest software company in the world based on revenue.” Dean continued on a successful path in the software industry, which included both meeting his wife, Rosann, and moving from Dun & Bradstreet to run a small software company in downtown Boston called Performance Technologies. Before age 50, Dean and Rosann decided to retire. “Building and running a software company is not a five-day-a-week job, so I had to put some of my personal goals and interests aside until I had the time to fulfill them,’’ Dean said. “I am a lifelong runner, but I was not able to effectively train and run in local road races until we retired to Tampa, Florida.

Dean and Rosann Redfern

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“Once there, I joined a group of serious young and middle-aged runners who were being trained by the women's cross country coach at the University of Tampa. For many years thereafter, I pounded out lots of 5K and 10K road races. Likewise, I wanted to spend more time volunteering, and among other things, I taught, on a volunteer basis, how to use a computer to senior citizens at the University of South Florida.” Over the years, Dean has also kept a connection both with the Academy and friends from his class, such as Jon Murray. Dean attended his 50th reunion recently and, clearly, the personal connections made by Dean and so many other WMA students run very deep. “My 50th reunion was both a happy and sad event for me,’’ he said. “I connected with a handful of high school buddies, but at the same time was saddened when talking about the prior death of one of my classmates, Greg Merkel, with whom I truly enjoyed our time together at Wilbraham & Monson Academy.” Dean Redfern Senior Stone

To no one’s surprise, given their generous nature, Dean and Rosann have been very loyal contributors to the Atlas Fund over the past 20 years. They have recently switched from stock transfers to making their donations using a Donor Advised Fund. A DAF is, in effect, an investment account for the sole purpose of supporting charitable organizations about which you care. Donors want their charitable donations to be as effective as possible, and DAF vehicles are excellent vehicles through which to achieve that goal. Donor-advised funds are the fastest-growing charitable giving vehicle in the United States, largely because they are one of the easiest and most tax-advantageous ways to give to charity. “We made the switch to a DAF for several reasons,’ he said. “First, donating appreciated stock is a paper-intensive and cumbersome effort of coordinating the transfer of equities from a personal account to a not-for-profit business account. Class of 1972 50th Reunion Left to Right: Verne Oleksowicz, Dr. Mark Keroack, Mark Rattan, Dan Kunhardt Jr., Frederick Blackwell, Roger "Boz" Lincoln, Dean Redfern, Hillary Sullivan, Michael Buder

“DAFs are designed to make the entire philanthropic process easy and automated, from start to finish. There are no forms to fill out, no checks to be sent. When I make a DAF contribution to the Academy, for example, the DAF contribution is immediately sent and received electronically by WMA. This sometimes happens in minutes.” Dean Redfern’s journey — from self-taught teen coder to successful software executive and dedicated philanthropist — epitomizes what it means to be ahead of his time while staying true to his values. His story is not just one of professional success, but also of meaningful connection, lifelong learning and giving back. Whether blazing trails in a fledgling tech industry, pounding the pavement in road races or supporting Wilbraham & Monson Academy through thoughtful philanthropy, Dean continues to lead with purpose and passion. His legacy is a testament to the power of curiosity, resilience and generosity —and a reminder of the lasting impact one individual can have on a community and beyond.

Dean w. wife Rosann at his 50th Reunion

For questions on making a donation through your Donor Advised Fund, please contact the Office of Advancement: 413.596.9182 or advancement@wma.us

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“The best part about WMA, in my opinion, was the dorms where I got to meet people from all around the world and get to know them as family.” Scan for the full video

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PROFILE ON GIVING: ENDOWED FUND Glenn R. Anschutz ’79 Mr. Glenn Anschutz ’79 recently established the Elizabeth Anschutz Memorial Scholarship Fund as part of the Academy’s endowment, in honor of his mother and the instrumental role she played in steering him down a different educational path. Mr. Anschutz talked with WMA about his Academy experience and why he chose to support the Academy in this way. WMA: How did WMA happen for you? Mr. Anschutz: I was a C and D student at Minnechaug (Regional High School in Wilbraham). Not working to my full potential. My mother and father could tell, and they gave me a choice: switch to a school like WMA or go to a trade school. I think I surprised them by saying, ‘OK, I’ll go to trade school.’ They shared a glance, looked at me and said, ‘Like hell you are.’ My mother researched the curriculum, support system and experiences available at WMA. She arranged an interview with Headmaster (Francis) Casey. He grilled me hard, but then said, ‘I think you’d be a perfect fit for WMA. You should come'. When you created this scholarship, the phrase “different educational path” came up more than a few times. What does that mean to you?

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WMA changed the direction of my academic and, ultimately, business life. Suddenly, I had the support of this singular community of people who knew you, challenged you and supported you. They expected excellence, and you gave it. Mr. Casey went out of his way to support me. I can still do math and financial estimates in my head faster than my CFO thanks to Mr. (Hugh) Harrell (grades 11 and 12 math teacher at the time). He got me to understand math in a way I never could before. My teachers and coaches helped me realize what I could accomplish if I worked hard. I did a complete 180. I became an A student, went to Nichols College and graduated with a 3.75 GPA. Do you have any special memories from your time at WMA? So many. Some I probably shouldn’t tell! I recall that my ski coach, Mr. (Scott) Diddel, went away for a few weeks once, and needed someone to watch his dog. Mr. Casey told him I could manage it. So I crashed in Mr. Diddel’s faculty apartment! The confidence they placed in me was astounding. I had to grow up quick. When did you decide that you wanted to start an endowed scholarship to honor your mother?

Glen Anschutz Senior Stone

I had it in my head for a long time. I just didn’t have the means. Endowment gifts are different. It’s the earnings of your initial gift that make the difference, so I wanted mine to be meaningful and something I could continue to build up. After a good career and a business exit, I knew I could create a scholarship at a level that would be impactful for the student who would receive it. How does it make you feel to support the school financial aid program like you have? The Academy was a stretch for my family. My mother had to go back to work to help pay for my WMA education. She knew how important it was. To have her name on something that is helping make WMA a reality for a current student feels very special. Mr. Anschutz served as President & CEO and Chairman & Chief Strategy Officer of OneShield Software for more than 20 years. Prior to that, he held leadership roles within several Fortune 500 companies. Mr. Anschutz lives in Florida and enjoys water skiing, alpine skiing and golf.

1978 Ski Team; Glen is front row, second from right

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To learn how you can support WMA’s endowment through the creation of an endowed scholarship or other fund, please contact the Office of Advancement: 413.596.9182 or advancement@wma.us.

SAVE THE DATE!

SUPPORTERS’ SOIRÉE December 9, 2026 The Starting Gate at GreatHorse

An Invitational Event Honoring: Donors of $500+ 10 Year+ Consecutive Donors Monthly Recurring Donors Heritage Society

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RICH HALL

1804

2025

A Campaign to Raise $50M in total Planned Gifts to Endowment

$2.7M in NEW Planned Gifts

$3M in UPDATED Planned Gifts

Total Planned Gift Commitments to the Academy: $37.5M

Endowment Operating Support

2.5 Yearly Amount to Operating Budget From Endowment (in Millions)

Since the campaign launched in April 2024 WMA has secured:

When $50M in planned gifts are added to Endowment

2.0

1.5

When current planned gifts are added to Endowment

1.0

0.5

We are here

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

Total Endowment (in Millions) The chart above shows how operating support from the endowment will increase as the endowment grows. Compare where the Academy is now to our goal. Imagine the impact that $2.5M would have every year.

Growing WMA’s endowment is critical to the Academy’s success WMA’s endowment provides only a small portion of what is needed to keep WMA running each year; academic programs, athletics, arts and everything else that makes WMA so special. If you have made WMA part of your estate, we’d like to count you in the campaign! If you’d like to discuss how you can help us reach our goal, we’d like to talk!

Sean T. Valentine Director of Development

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Please contact Sean Valentine, Director of Development, in the Office of Advancement by calling 413.596.9189 or email svalentine@wma.us

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HERITAGE

SOCIET Y

Planning for the Future in support of WMA

Emily Peckham P’24 Inspired by the generosity received from Wilbraham & Monson Academy and the foundational education it provided her daughter, Ms. Peckham joined the Heritage Society in January 2025 by naming WMA as a beneficiary of her individual retirement account. Ms. Peckham recounts her family’s experience and why she has chosen to support WMA in this way. "The cost of boarding school never seemed like a possibility for my family, but when I heard about a friend’s son receiving financial aid from a prep school, we looked into it. My daughter completed the applications mostly on her own, and WMA emerged as not only her favorite but also the most generous with financial support. While it was still a stretch for us, it always felt worth it. She arrived at WMA (as a Grade 9 student) in the fall of 2020, when the pandemic was forcing many schools to teach online. I appreciated that WMA’s in-person protocols were thoughtful and based on science. Because of this, WMA students were able to operate as a “bubble” like many extended families and friend groups did during the pandemic. It meant that her experience of the pandemic was a bit brighter than many others, and she and her roommate formed a close bond.

Emily Peckham P’24 and her daughter

In October of her sophomore year, she got a head injury during a water polo scrimmage. It meant that she was both unable to play for the rest of the season and wasn’t able to go to classes for an extended period. The support she received from the health office on campus still brings tears to my eyes when I think of it. It meant so much to her and to me to have these surrogate parents who enveloped her with love and care. During what was a deeply difficult time, the women in that office went above and beyond to make sure that my daughter had the resources and attention to recover. At the end of that year, we made the decision for her to come home to finish high school in Maine. She wanted to be back at home for her last stretch of childhood now that her brother was leaving for college. Having had the experience of attending WMA and being out of the house for what are some of the hardest years for adolescent girls, she came home basically functioning as an adult. She knew how to manage her time, organize her school work and avoid getting into trouble. She was responsible and trustworthy. The academic skills she developed at WMA - outstanding debate performance and a high level of fluency in literature, writing and history - allowed her to excel. She’s now a sophomore at Oberlin College. She sometimes shares the papers that she’s written, and the caliber of her writing and the depth of her inquiry into the subject matter are astonishing. Her two years at WMA definitely helped her prepare for the rigor of college. My daughter’s WMA experience was only possible because of the financial aid support we received from the Academy. I’ve wanted to express my gratitude for the experience that she had by giving back to the scholarship funds she benefited from. My career has continued to develop since then, and I’ve been able to set aside more money in my IRA. Naming Wilbraham & Monson Academy as an additional beneficiary was an easy choice!" Ms. Peckham is the Director of the Council for the Arts at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. She lives in Maine with her family.

If you have included WMA in your estate plan or would like information on doing so, please contact the Office of Advancement: 413.596.9182 or advancement@wma.us. Girls Rugby 2022

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WMA BY THE NUMBERS Financial Narrative Annual Financial Update By Patricia Gallagher Chief Financial Officer WMA’s endowment increased this year thanks to returns of 7.6% and new endowment gifts of $192,300. While last year’s Financial Update focused on the endowment, this year I would like to highlight the Academy’s total revenues and expenses and the $920K+ in net operating income realized during the fiscal year ended June 30, 2025. Total unrestricted operating revenues and support

$24,351,710

Total unrestricted operating expenses

$23,423,428

Changes in net assets from operating activities

$928,282

2% 4%

Unrestricted Operating Revenues and Support FY25

13% Tuition & fees, net of financial aid Atlas Fund and other unrestricted gifts 80%

Endowment appropriation Other operating income

Like most independent schools, the majority of our revenue comes in the form of tuition payments, with donations forming the second largest source. Other operating income (Beech Tree summer camp, campus store, Spa cafe sales, etc.) forms the next largest section, followed by endowment appropriations.

Unrestricted Operating Expenses FY25 13%

Program expenses

5%

Admin and general 22%

Alumni and development 59%

Operation and maintenance of plant

Like most independent schools, WMA’s primary area of expenditure is programmatic, which includes academic instruction, athletics, arts, student services, admissions operations, etc. That said, the other defined areas of expense directly support the programmatic operations of the Academy. Capital projects completed during the year ended June 30, 2025 included a new section of Senior Wall alongside the athletic fields on Faculty Street, and completion of a campus wide IT network infrastructure update.

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WMA FY25 Fundraising Report 5-Year Comparative Fundraising Totals

FY25

FY24

FY23

FY22

FY21

Atlas Fund

$1,148,227

$1,197,695

$851,423

$1,022,244

$1,200,990

Capital Programs

$4,218,792

$4,158,668

$590,306

$1,257,748

$498,490

Endowment

$192,357

$304,129

$302,071

$176,482

$523,920

Major Gifts

$2,000,000

n/a

n/a

$1,046,300

n/a

TOTAL

$7,559,377

$5,660,492

$1,743,800

$3,500,774

$2,223,400

5-Year Average of Unrestricted Fundraising $1,084,115.80

Alumni Giving 5-Year Comparison* # of Alumni Donors

425

370

375

417

449

Total Alumni Giving*

$5,787,805

$4,796,509

$1,025,495

$1,944,458

$1,715,856

# of Parent Donors

66

82

77

109

108

Total Parent Giving*

$206,723

$96,684

$119,236

$114,502

$98,153

Parent Giving 5-Year Comparison*

*All Funds

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Contributing to the Endowment The endowment consists of many different funds - both restricted and unrestricted - serving a wide range of purposes. We are pleased to share this performance report on individual funds, arranged by general purpose. Gifts to the endowment can be made toward any of the listed funds. We are deeply appreciative of those donors who have chosen to support the endowment by establishing an endowed fund. If you are interested in creating an endowed fund - which can honor alumni, parents, faculty and friends - please contact the Office of Advancement: 413.596.9182 or advancement@wma.us.

Scholarship Funds

Gifts added in FY25

FY25 Ending Value

Philip Sweeney Scholarship

$0

$251,777

Francis M. Austin Jr. '46W Scholarship

$0

$473,835

Patricia M. Altman Memorial Scholarship

$10,000

$21,080

Elizabeth Anschutz Memorial Scholarship

$0

$101,825

John Francis & Bridgie Barrett Scholarship

$0

$165,826

Sandy Bayless '68W Scholarship

$300

$32,386

Henry Wesley and Ruth Benton Scholarship

$300

$109,490

S. Prestley & Helen Davis Blake Scholarship

$0

$106,061

Julia B. Buxton Scholarship

$0

$233,701

$0

$66,085

William L. "Bill" Danforth '56W Scholarship

$30,498

$337,896

Richard & Bernadine Dooley Scholarship

Gary F. Cook Scholarship

$60,000

$262,118

William A. Griffin '68W Scholarship

$0

$500,622

James D. Hale 1913 Scholarship

$0

$272,221

Robert T. Hale '55W Scholarship

$0

$1,204,364

$4,000

$4,000

Parker Hodgman '55M Scholarship

$0

$33,978

Myron Holley Scholarship

$0

$38,825

Benedict LeStrange Scholarship

$0

$57,663

Carl O. Lindberg Scholarship

$0

$67,590

Gregory A. Merkel '72 Memorial Scholarship

$11,000

$135,674

George D. Morrow Scholarship

$500

$106,783

Brian w. Murphy '03 Memorial Scholarship

$13,139

$59,130

Ralph A. Quackenbush '51W Scholarship

$0

$111,303

Camille F. Sarrouf '51W Family Scholarship

$0

$78,355

Sterling W. Hall '75 Memorial Scholarship N

Senior Scholarship

$0

$19,744

The Phil and Florence Shaw Scholarship

$300

$125,036

E. Carroll Stollenwerck Scholarship

$0

$123,965

John A. Sweeney '47 Scholarship

$0

$37,980

Anne Symes Scholarship

$100

$144,864

Theodore F. Van Singel '91 Scholarship

$1,000

$60,220

Frederick D. Watts Memorial Scholarship

$26,873

$113,639

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Faculty Development & Departmental Funds EE Ford Foundation Faculty Retention Fund

$0

$64,491

Fred and Evelyn Ziter Faculty Fund

$250

$59,374

Keith '47W and June Martin Faculty Fund

$0

$359,069

Robert Enemark '42W Fund

$0

$27,116

Joseph P. Zahornacky '04 Music Fund

$0

$30,719

Hubbard Faculty Travel Fund

$0

$424,684

$2,000

$26,776

$0

$58,175

Francis Michael Casey Fund

$0

$103,691

William & Gertrude Harper-Browne Fund

$0

$100,787

Robert W. McCallum ’46W Fund

$0

$166,973

$1,000

$31,136

$0

$14,987

John L. Nepomuceno '88 Prize

$0

$11,068

Catherine Ingraham '75 Prize for Excellence in French

$0

$3,125

Kenneth A. Berube '65M Prize

$0

$14,269

Faulkner Library Fund Dr. Kathleen M. Gorski iLab Fund

Student Activities Funds

Buildings & Grounds Funds Albert Winslow Dodge '32 Arboreal Fund Cushman Field Fund

Prize Funds

EXPRESSIONS OF APPRECIATION

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“WMA is one of the most welcoming communities. It’s a place that you don’t see very often. Everyone here knows everyone. Teachers and faculty know you by name. You don’t feel just like a number. It’s just one gigantic supporting family everywhere you look.” Gabe Hall ’26

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DONOR LISTS For the Fiscal Year July 1, 2024 - June 30, 2025 Wilbraham & Monson Academy - through the following societies and lists recognizes the impact of those who have made gifts to support the mission of the Academy. Donors receive special communication and accolades throughout the year, and are honored within The Giving Report.

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The Hill Society

The Hill Society recognizes those benefactors of Wilbraham & Monson Academy whose lifetime contributions exceed $1 million. Just as the Academy is transformational for students, so too has the leadership and extraordinary generosity of these honored supporters transformed and sustained the Academy.

Mr. S. Prestley Blake & Mrs. Helen Davis Blake Mr. & Mrs. David J. Callahan Community Foundation of Western Massachusetts Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Flynn Mrs. Linda B. Griffin Hampden Engineering Corporation Leslie & Scott B. Jacobs ’75 Mr. & Mrs. William E. James ’64W Mr. & Mrs. James E. LaCrosse ’50W National Wine & Spirits Inc. DAFgiving360 Mr. & Mrs. Mark R. Shenkman ’61M Shenkman Capital Management, Inc. Mrs. Ashley B. Vitale WILBRAHAM & MONSON ACADEMY

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1804 Society

The Herbert P. Blake Society The Herbert P. Blake Society recognizes those donors whose loyalty and dedication have shaped the Academy and whose lifetime contributions total $100,000 - $999,000.

Andrew Associates

KSD Charitable Foundation

Ms. Mary B. Annan

Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Little

Mr. Glenn R. Anschutz '79

Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Marini

Dr. & Mrs. Raymond J. Anton '61M

Mary Cutler Trust

Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Antonacci

Mrs. Lenita C. McCallum Witherspoon

Mr. & Mrs. Frank G. Antonacci

Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. McEvoy '68W

Mr. Christopher C. Antonacci '06

Mr. & Mrs. Mark S. McKenna

Antonacci Family Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. Andrew P. Mele

Ms. Julie A. Callahan '78

Lana G. Merkel

Mr. & Mrs. Jon E. Callahan '81

Mr. Richard F. Morgan '59W

Mr. & Mrs. Charles M. Callahan III '75

Palmer Paving Corporation

Ms. Janet Callahan

Mr. Kent W. Pecoy

Chandler Architectural Products, Inc.

Mr. Oscar H. Plotkin

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Clarke '58W

Mr. & Mrs. Peter S. Plumb Esq. '61W

Mr. Ernest E. Denby

Mr. & Mrs. Brian F. Randall '60W

Mr. Richard G. Dooley

Ms. Carol F. Relihan '73 & Mr. John Arthur

Mr. William R. Faulkner Jr. '57W

Mr. & Mrs. Craig A. Rubin '63W

Mr. Richard S. Fuld Jr. '64W

Mrs. Mary Louise Shenk

Greater New Orleans Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. Thapana Sirivadhanabhakdi '95

Haas Electric, Inc.

Mr. Panot Sirivadhanabhakdi '96

Mrs. Janet Hale

Mr. & Mrs. Charoen Sirivadhanabhakdi

Mr. & Mrs. Robert T. Hale '55W

Mr. & Mrs. Steven D. Spence '76

Mrs. Karen R. Hale

Mr. Jonathan L. Sperling '57W

Mr. & Mrs. Robert T. Hale Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Stolpinski

Mr. & Mrs. Glenn R. Hanson

Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Stuart '73

Mrs. Katherine J. Hickson

Mr. & Mrs. Edward E. Symes '64W

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Hickson Jr.

The Edward E. Ford Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. Leverett M. Hubbard Jr.

The Pecoy Companies

Irene E. and George A. Davis Foundation

The Wallace Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. Hideo Kagami

Mr. & Mrs. Brent G. Todd '81

Mrs. Elizabeth Kendall

Mrs. Leonia S. Todd

Dr. Jamieson D. Kennedy '51W

Mr. & Mrs. William A. Tychsen '59W

Ms. Phucherlin Klongkitjakon

Mr. & Mrs. Gary E. Wendlandt

Mrs. Judith A. Knapp

Mr. Stacey H. Widdicombe III '70W

Mr. Chanwoo Koo & Mrs. Bohee Kim

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Heritage Society

The Heritage Society recognizes those alumni, parents, faculty and staff who have provided for the future of Wilbraham & Monson Academy by making financial support of the Academy part of their estate plans.

Mr. John M. Adan Jr. '62W

Mr. Geoffrey A. LaMarche '00

Mr. Dana T. Aftab Ph.D. '81

Mrs. Mercedese E. Large

Dr. Raymond J. Anton MD '61M

Mr. Philip C. Lawton '54W

Mrs. Michele Augusto

Mrs. Julie S. Lord

Ms. Linda R. Berube

Dr. & Mrs. Robert K. MacLauchlin '50W

Lt. & Mrs. Lawrence Biondo

Mr. S. Peter Manchester '58W

Mr. Lewis W. Birmingham '60W

Mr. Josef E. Martin CPCU '82

Mr. Richard B. Brigham '52W

Mr. Todd R. Masnicki '89

Dr. David L. Brown '64M & Mrs. Ruth M. Remick

Mr. John H. Meissner '66W

Dr. Philip R. Caropreso MD

Dr. John W. Miller '49W

Mr. Timothy R. Chapin '55W

Mr. John M. Mitchell '61W

Dr. Symin JW Charpentier '07

Mr. Richard F. Morgan '59W

Mr. Mike Clark

Mr. Robert K. Nichols '63

Ms. Christina J. Cronin CFRE & Mr. Mark Langevin

Mr. William H. Passy

Mr. William H. Daly '06

Mr. Peter N. Paul '51W

Mr. Christopher Descalzo Jr. '93

Ms. Emily Peckham

Mrs. Hannah K. Dunphy '10

Mr. Bruce D. Peterson '60W

Mr. Robert S. Edmunds '01

Mr. & Mrs. Peter S. Plumb Esq. '61W

Mr. Robert B. Enemark '42W

Mr. Allan J. Pohl '87

Mr. William R. Faulkner Jr. '57W

Mr. & Mrs. Brian F. Randall '60W

Mr. Evan H. Gallivan '96

Ms. Carol F. Relihan '73 & Mr. John Arthur

Mr. Gunter M. Glass '63W

Mr. Grant J. Renier '55W

Mrs. Linda B. Griffin

Mr. Craig A. Rubin '63W

Mr. David H. Griffith '59W

Mr. Edward S. Schwerdtle II '52W

Dr. Leigh Harrington '59W

Mr. & Mrs. Mark R. Shenkman '61M

Mr. Richard J. Harrington Sr. '60M

Mr. Jonathan L. Sperling '57W

Mr. Douglas J. Harwood '70W

Ms. Cynthia R. St. George CFRE '78

Dr. H. Bradford Hawley '61W

Mr. Richard P. Taylor '62

Mrs. Betty Lou Hodgman

Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Thompson

Mr. & Mrs. Leverett M. Hubbard Jr.

Mr. Donald T. Tull '55W

Leslie & Scott B. Jacobs '75

Dr. Winston M. Turner Ph.D. '62W

Mr. & Mrs. William E. James '64W

Mrs. Ashley B. Vitale

Mr. Charles D. Kellogg Jr. '62W

Mr. Thomas C. Vose '66W

Dr. Jamieson D. Kennedy '51W

Mr. Robert A. Waller '58W

Dr. Paul I. Kingsbury '53W

Mr. & Mrs. Gary E. Wendlandt

Dr. Jordan L. Kramer '73

Mr. Andrew R. Willis '00

Mr. Daniel B. Kunhardt Jr. '72

Dr. Brett R. Zalkan '83

Mr. & Mrs. James E. LaCrosse '50W

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Heritage Society

The Estates of ... Mr. Francis M. Austin Jr. '46W & Dr. Virginia Weldon

Dr. Edward J. Gramse D.D.S. '39W

Mrs. Diane Peters

Mrs. Catherine E. Gustafson

Ms. Kimberly S. Peters '78

Mr. & Mrs. Ronald W. Barend '66M

Mr. Alan Hale '46W

Mr. Frank J. Pizzitola '43M

Mrs. Elizabeth M. Barker

Mr. Allan L. Haling '42W

Ms. Marie L. Pratt 1908W

Mr. & Mrs. Ralph L. Bean

Mr. Richard P. Hayes '55M

Mr. Chester H. Prentice '40W

Mr. Gary R. Beauchamp '78

Mr. Cyrus W. Holmes Jr.

Mr. G. Eric Pucher '47W

Mrs. Verna Blackwell

Miss Esther R. Holmes

Mr. Ralph A. Quackenbush '51W

Mr. Carl M. Blair 1895M

Mr. John G. Hoyt '48M

Mrs. Mabel C. Ritter

Mr. Garey M. Browne Jr. '54M

Mr. Kent L. Karosen '84

Mr. Craig Shea '48W

Mr. Paul Callender '44W & Mrs. Clare Callender

Mr. W. Robert Lappin '53

Mr. & Mrs. James J. Shea Jr. '44W

Mr. Peter C. Lincoln '55W

Mr. Edwin Shivell '50M

Dr. Frank G. Maguire 1901M

Mrs. Charlotte Shores 1907M

Mr. N. Frank Maldonado '55W

Mr. Francis W. Smith '44W

Mr. & Mrs. Keith Martin '47W

Mr. Lewis A. Storrs 1921W

Mr. Charles P. Mason Jr. '63W

Mrs. Kate E. Tanner 1905M

Mr. Robert C. McCray '43M

Mr. Robert W. Tull '50W

Col. Leo J. Meyer 1916W

Dr. Arthur F. Warren 1892M

Mrs. Mabel C. Moffitt

Mr. Frederick D. Watts

Mr. Frank G. Nelson 1869M

Mr. John S. Williams '39W

Ms. Harriet Newhall 1910W

Mr. Arthur H. Zalkan

Mr. George I. Parker Jr. '31W

Mr. Sergay G. Zarynoff '57W

Mr. Charles W. Carter Mr. & Mrs. John F. Chapple III '60W Mr. Kenneth R. Churilla '61M Mr. Rufus P. Cushman 1873M Mr. Thaddeus L. Cushman 1882M Mrs. Mary A. Cutler 1901M Mr. William L. Danforth '56W Mr. William F. Favorite Mr. Mitchell Garabedian '55W Dr. Ralph A. Goddard MD '46W

By designating WMA in your will or living trust, you will help ensure that the Academy fulfills its mission to provide students with an excellent, academically challenging education in a diverse and supportive community. This meaningful act will result in a large and lasting impact. You can allow your gift to be used wherever it is most needed. Or you may choose to direct your gift to an area of the Academy that is most important to you, such as financial assistance, athletics, arts or faculty development.

There are many ways in which you can make an impact. ▪ Charitable Bequest

▪ Charitable Gift Annuities

▪ Individual Retirement Accounts (IRA)

▪ Charitable Remainder Trusts

▪ Insurance Policies

▪ Charitable Lead Trusts

For more information, please contact Sean Valentine, Director of Stewardship & Planned Giving, at svalentine@wma.us or 413.596.9189.

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1804 Society

SOCIETY The 1804 Society is a group of committed alumni, parents, alumni parents, faculty and friends whose annual generosity sustains and accelerates the Wilbraham & Monson Academy mission to create transformational experiences for students.  indicates additional recognition in the Bell & Atlas Society for 5+ years of consecutive support

N indicates those who made their first gift to WMA during FY24

$100,000 +

Founders Circle Dr. & Mrs. Raymond J. Anton '61M 

Mr. & Mrs. Craig A. Rubin '63W 

Mrs. Linda B. Griffin 

Mr. & Mrs. Mark R. Shenkman '61M 

Leslie & Scott B. Jacobs '75 

Mr. Panot Sirivadhanabhakdi '96 N

Mr. & Mrs. William E. James '64W 

Mr. Thapana Sirivadhanabhakdi '95 N

Ms. Phucherlin Klongkitjakon

Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Stuart '73W 

Mr. & Mrs. James E. LaCrosse '50W 

UBS Financial Services 

National Wine & Spirits Inc. 

Mrs. Ashley B. Vitale 

$50,000 - $99,000

Wesleyan Circle Community Foundation of Western Massachusetts 

Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Antonacci 

Mr. Christopher C. Antonacci '06 

Antonacci Family Foundation 

Mr. & Mrs. Frank G. Antonacci 

Mr. Richard G. Dooley 

$25,000 - $49,999

Old Academy Circle Mr. Chanwoo Koo & Mrs. Bohee Kim

Mr. & Mrs. Brian F. Randall '60W

Mr. & Mrs. Andrew P. Mele 

$10,000 - $24,999

Fisk Circle Dr. Elizabeth J. Altman

Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Little 

Mrs. Melissa Besse & Mr. Jonathan Besse 

Mr. & Mrs. Francisco J. Martin

Mrs. Erin K. Callahan 

Mr. R. Timothy McBride '78 

Mr. & Mrs. David J. Callahan 

Mr. Richard F. Morgan '59W 

Mr. James Callender N

Mr. Matthew W. Murphy

Mr. Andrew W. Collins & Mrs. Lindsay Collins

Dr. Leslie A. Oleksowicz MD '74

Mr. Robert S. Edmunds '01

Mr. David R. Prickett & Mrs. Bronwyn Monahan

Mr. & Mrs. Leverett M. Hubbard Jr. 

Mr. & Mrs. David A. Reeves 

Mr. & Mrs. Morrison C. Huston

Mr. & Mrs. William A. Tychsen '59W 

Dr. Mark A. Keroack MD, MPH '72 

Mrs. Yun Sun Yang

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$5,000 - $9,999

Binney Circle Ms. Helen K. Assefaw '14

Mr. Yong D. Kwon '88 

Brig. Gen. & Mrs. David D. Boland '56M 

Mr. Thomas J. Langer '73 

Mr. Drake C. Chisholm '59M N

Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Marini 

Mr. Paul B. Cronin '53W 

Mr. Brian J. Popovich '15

Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. DeNucci '91 

Mr. Dean F. Redfern '72 

Mr. A. Winslow Dodge '58W 

Mr. Andrew J. Ross '97 

Dr. Bonnie J. Faulkner Ryan '82 

Mr. J. Gerald Schnell '63W

Ms. Caitlin S. Flynn '06 

Mr. Jonathan L. Sperling '57W 

Mr. Gunter M. Glass '63W 

Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Stolpinski 

Mrs. Ligia P. Guerin

Mr. Paul J. Sullivan '91 & Ms. Laura Pollock 

Mr. J. Lawrie Hibbard Jr. '52W 

The Columbus Foundation 

Mr. Inpyo Hong & Mrs. Hyun Joo Han

Mr. Alexander P. Williamson '07 & Mrs. Janice Williamson

Hub International

Mr. & Mrs. Martin R. Wright 

Mr. Tyrone Johnson N

Mr. Yong Yuan & Ms. Lan Lan

Mr. Craig B. Klosk & Ms. Patricia I. Kallett

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Mattern Circle Mr. Eric W. Anderson 

Dr. Ronald L. Majka '68M 

Mr. & Mrs. Craig LaFiandra

Mr. David P. McDowell '73 

Mr. Francis T. Carrigan '65W 

Mr. Richard J. Meehan '69W

Mr. & Mrs. Charles M. Callahan III '75

Mr. Robert K. Nichols '63W 

Dr. Jonathan H.F. Davis D.V.M. '73 N

Mr. Niti Osathanugrah

Mr. James S. Downey '73 

Mr. & Mrs. Peter S. Plumb Esq. '61W 

Mr. Brian P. Easler & Dr. Stephanie J. Easler 

Mr. & Mrs. Giuseppe A. Perniciaro N

Mr. William R. Faulkner Jr. '57W 

Ms. Carol F. Relihan '73 & Mr. John Arthur

Mr. Evan H. Gallivan '96 

Mrs. Linda P. Ruby 

Mr. Michael O. Jennings '65M 

Dr. Paul R. Reynolds Ph.D. '69W 

Mr. Daniel B. Kunhardt Jr. '72 

Mr. Theodore G. Sarant '73

Drs. Daniel & Susan Landry 

Mr. Donald J. Southwick '64M

Mr. Jong Yub Lee & Ms. Sumi Han

Mr. Richard P. Taylor '62W 

Mr. Josef E. Martin CPCU '82 

Mr. Edward H. Thaxter '65W 

Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Nallen 

Mr. David M. Tyson '51W 

Maine Community Foundation 

Mr. Stacey H. Widdicombe III '70 

Mr. Todd R. Masnicki '89 

Dr. Brett R. Zalkan '83 

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Alumni 1944 Mr. Paul A. Callender Jr. '44W Mr. Walter E. McLane '44W 1948 Mr. Edward W. Shore Jr. '48W  1950 Mr. James E. LaCrosse 1951 Mr. David M. Tyson '51W  Mr. Richard A. Malin '51M 1952 Mr. Edward S. Schwerdtle II '52W  Mr. J. Lawrie Hibbard Jr. '52W  Mr. Richard B. Brigham '52W  Mr. Richard P. von Hoorn '52W 1953 Dr. Paul I. Kingsbury '53W  Mr. Paul B. Cronin '53W  Mr. Peter V. Ferguson '53W  Mr. Robert G. Faulkner Sr. '53W  1954 Dr. Fred M. Ziter Jr. '54W  Mr. Robert A. Perrin '54W 1955 Dr. Thomas G. Magill '55W  Lt. Col. Richard W. Bailey USMC Ret. '55M  Mr. George J. Murray '55M  Mr. Grant J. Renier '55W N 1956 Brig. Gen. David D. Boland '56M  Mr. Douglas H. Blampied '56W  Mr. Henry D. Bartlett '56W Mr. Richard M. Kochanowicz '56W The Estate of Mr. William L. Danforth '56W 1957 Mr. Charles A. Pettee '57W Mr. Harry A. Day '57W  Mr. Jonathan L. Sperling '57W  Mr. Joseph A. Furgal Jr. '57M  Mr. William B. Cheney '57W  Mr. William R. Faulkner Jr. '57W  1958 Mr. A. Winslow Dodge '58W  Mr. John J. Donovan '58W Mr. Philip S. Rand '58W 

Mr. R. Kurt Sceery '58W Mr. S. Peter Manchester '58W  Mr. Walter A. Ullrich '58W 

Mr. Richard P. Taylor '62W  Mr. Robert L. Eddy Jr. '62W Mr. Robert S. Bromage '62W

1959 Dr. Leigh Harrington '59W  Mr. David H. Griffith '59W  Mr. Dennis C. Sowers '59W  Mr. Drake C. Chisholm '59M N Mr. Richard F. Morgan '59W  Mr. William A. Tychsen '59W  Mr. William O. Humes '59M 

1963 Mr. Bruce P. Coffin Jr. '63W Mr. Craig A. Rubin '63W  Mr. David G. Watterson Ph.D. '63W Mr. Gunter M. Glass '63W  Mr. H. Fletcher Swanson '63W  Mr. Harry T. Whitin III '63W  Mr. J. Gerald Schnell '63W Mr. Robert K. Nichols '63W 

1960 Mr. Brian F. Randall '60W Mr. Carl G. Schuster '60W Mr. Charles F. GaNun Jr. '60W Mr. Donald J. Collins '60M  Mr. H. Morgan Brookfield III '60W Mr. James G. Matzen '60W  Mr. James S. Macgregor III '60M Mr. Jon S. Florio '60M  Mr. Jon V. Haywood '60M Mr. Karl F. Miller '60W  Mr. Lewis W. Birmingham '60W  1961 Cmdr. John S. Calhoun USCG '61W Dr. H. Bradford Hawley '61W  Dr. James S. Wilson D.P.M. '61M Dr. Raymond J. Anton MD '61M  Mr. Colby M. Chester IV '61W Mr. Herbert W. Wilkinson III '61M  Mr. John L. Crowell '61M Mr. Lawrence W. Bray '61M Mr. Mark R. Shenkman '61M  Mr. Peter L. Murray Esq. '61W  Mr. Peter S. Plumb Esq. '61W  Mr. Ralph F. Leonard '61W  Mr. Theodore W. Kappler Jr. '61W Mr. Willard F. Pinney Jr. '61W  Mr. William L. Archer Sr. '61M 1962 Dr. Winston M. Turner Ph.D. '62W Mr. A. Searle Field II '62W Mr. Dennis C. Rogan '62M  Mr. Frank W. Fulreader Jr. '62W Mr. Herbert R. Wilson '62W Mr. Ivar Larsen '62W  Mr. John R. Payne Jr. '62W  Mr. L. W. Fradet '62M  Mr. Mountfort A. Euston '62W  Mr. Peter R. Pierson '62W 

1964 Cmdr. John G. Shaw '64W Dr. David L. Brown '64M  Mr. Andrew J. Petkun '64W Mr. David E. Richheimer '64W  Mr. Donald J. Southwick '64M Mr. James W. Symmonds '64M  Mr. Jeffrey W. Goff '64W Mr. Karl G. Nonemaker '64M Mr. Kenneth S. Sperber '64M Mr. Morrison C. Huston Jr. '64W Mr. Robert A. Melikian '64W  Mr. Robert S. Armell '64W Mr. William E. James '64W  1965 Dr. Edward J. Kosinski MD '65W Judge Peter B. Storey '65W Mr. Andrew G. Veitch '65W  Mr. Charles G. Nothe '65M  Mr. Edward H. Thaxter '65W  Mr. Francis T. Carrigan '65W  Mr. K. Keith McAllister '65W  Mr. Michael O. Jennings '65M  Mr. Parker E. Smith '65M  Mr. Richard D. Carreno '65W  Mr. Steven K. Miller '65W Rear Admiral Thomas J. Jurkowsky USN Ret. '65W  1966 Mr. Francis R. Mitchell '66W  Mr. Glenn C. Wolczak Sr. '66W Mr. John H. Meissner '66W Mr. Jonathan D. Broder '66W Mr. Steven L. Paul '66W  Mr. Thomas C. Vose '66W  Mr. Thomas M. Gavin '66W 

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FY25 DONORS BY CONSTITUENCY 1967 Mr. Anthony L. Gagliardi Jr. '67W  Mr. Bruce S. Ferguson '67W  Mr. Douglas T. Jones '67W Mr. James A. Barkhuff '67W  Mr. M. Loran Kary '67W  Mr. Mark F. Cignoli '67M Mr. Michael F. Stone '67W  Mr. Steven I. Weiss '67M Mr. Walter Toner '67W  Mr. William A. McKee '67W Mr. William C. Hine II '67W  1968 Dr. Ronald L. Majka '68M  Mr. David B. Macomber '68M Mr. David E. Hoxeng '68W  Mr. James S. Law '68W  Mr. Jeffrey B. Berselli '68M Mr. Lance A. Hartford '68W 1969 Dr. David F. Wender MD '69W  Dr. George W. Johnson Jr. '69M  Dr. Paul R. Reynolds Ph.D. '69W  Dr. Townsend Brown Jr. '69W Mr. Andrew M. Paul '69W Mr. Benjamin F. Wilson Esq. '69W  Mr. David I. Kent '69W Mr. Edward C. Dunn '69W  Mr. George B. Paull III '69W Mr. Joseph J. Garstka '69M  Mr. Richard H. Lamb '69W  Mr. Richard J. Meehan '69W Mr. Robert E. Longo '69W  Mr. Robert L. Rinklin '69W  Mr. Robert T. O'Neill '69M  Mr. Wadsworth C. Hine Jr. '69W  Mr. Wayne Ranbom '69W  Mr. William T. Hyland Jr. '69W  1970 Dr. Dennis P. Rivero '70M Mr. A. Seth Roberts '70W  Mr. Henry M. Downey '70W Mr. James H. Herzog Jr. '70W  Mr. Morton H. Fabricant '70W N Mr. Richard H. Forshay Jr. '70W Mr. Richard U. Edgehill '70W  Mr. Robert D. Bardwell III '70W  Mr. Stacey H. Widdicombe III '70W  Rev. Darius A. Mojallali '70W

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1971 Mr. Alan J. Welch '71W Mr. Curt G. Thiem '71W Mr. Jonathan M. Sargent '71W  Mr. Kenneth E. Schneider '71W  Mr. Robert D. Handel '71W Mr. W. Lee Palmer Jr. '71M 1972 Dr. Mark A. Keroack MD, MPH '72  Mr. Carter L. Wormeley '72  Mr. Daniel B. Kunhardt Jr. '72  Mr. Dean F. Redfern '72 Mr. Frederick L. Blackwell '72 Mr. John W. Sullivan Jr. '72 Mr. Verne D. Oleksowicz '72 Ms. Hillary M. Sullivan '72 1973 Dr. Christine Galavotti Ph.D. '73 Dr. Jonathan H.F. Davis D.V.M. '73 N Dr. Martitia P. Tuttle '73 Mr. Barry J. Christman '73 Mr. Bruce M. Albert '73 N Mr. Charles S. Feinstein USN Ret. '73 Mr. David P. McDowell '73  Mr. Donald J. Stuart '73  Mr. James S. Downey '73  Mr. Jeffrery D. Ubersax '73 Mr. Joseph W. Mazeika III '73 Mr. Ralph D. Sinsheimer '73  Mr. Stephen J. Petrolati '73 Mr. Theodore G. Sarant '73 Mr. Theodore L. Parson '73 Mr. Thomas J. Langer '73  Mr. Timothy A. Clarke '73 Mr. Timothy P. Harrington '73  Mr. Timothy W. Gallagher '73 Mr. Wayne F. Cocchiara '73 Ms. Carol F. Relihan '73 1974 Dr. Leslie A. Oleksowicz MD '74 Mr. Bernard T. O'Connor Jr. '74 Mr. Douglas J. Taber '74  Mr. Sterling W. Hall '74 1975 Mr. Charles M. Callahan III '75 Mr. Irwin G. Michelman '75  Mr. John W. Davis '75 Mr. Philip G. Anton '75 Mr. Richard J. King '75 Mr. Scott B. Jacobs '75 

1976 Mr. David J. Callahan Mrs. Debra J. Pageau '76  1977 Mr. Steven J. Riel '77 1978 Col. Timothy D. Marsano '78 Mr. Andrew P. Erickson '78 Mr. Charles J. Posnick '78 Mr. R. Timothy McBride '78  Mr. Stephen P. Rahilly '78 Ms. Cynthia R. St. George CFRE '78 1979 Mr. Daniel M. O'Brien '79 Mr. Donald J. Nicholson '79  Mr. Mark J. Rubbins '79 Mr. Michael P. Sady '79 Mr. Peter J. Henry '79 Mr. Richard D. Newton '79  1980 Lt. Col. Stephen M. Rusiecki '80  Mr. John S. Banas III '80 1981 Mr. Brent G. Todd '81 Ms. Stacey B. Drew '81 1982 Dr. Bonnie J. Faulkner Ryan '82  Mr. Josef E. Martin CPCU '82  1983 Dr. Brett R. Zalkan '83  Mr. Kenneth Giuffre '83 Mr. Shawn M. Slattery '83 Mr. William R. Lane Jr. '83  Mrs. Christine L. Pilch Mancini '83  Mrs. Jerilyn J. Paolino '83  1984 Mr. D. Jamie Collins '84 Mr. Kelley J. McCormick '84  1985 Mr. Barry M. Maloney '85  Mr. John T. Burritt '85 Mr. Joshua S. Kelly '85  Mr. Kevin L. Derose '85 Mr. Kevin M. McMahon '85 Mr. Tyler C. Sterck '85 Mrs. Megan S. Aimone '85 

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FY25 DONORS BY CONSTITUENCY 1986 Mr. Andrew A. Bazarian '86 Mr. Lawrence D. Nathanson '86  Mr. Matthew D. Boland '86 Mr. Richard E. Thompson '86 1987 Mr. Graeme A. Bazarian '87 Mr. Robert M. Corey '87  Mrs. Bonnie M. Serino '87  Mrs. Maria F. Filardi '87  1988 Attorney Ryan A. Boland '88 Dr. Christopher M. Prior DO, FAAFP '88 Dr. John A. TenBrook Jr. '88 Mr. Brett W. Cook '88 N Mr. John P. Bilezikjian '88 Mr. Rand K. Silver '88 Mr. Scott A. Faulkner CPA '88  Mr. Thomas G. Prior '88  Mr. Yong D. Kwon '88  1989 Dr. Alan A. Orquiola '89  Mr. Bradley L. Paster '89  Mr. Brian P. O'Connor '89  Mr. Jeremiah T. O'Grady '89 N Mr. Joel E. Ackerman '89 Mr. Jonathan L. Specter '89 Mr. Todd R. Masnicki '89  Ms. Mahsa Khanbabai Esq. '89 1990 Mr. Gregory J. Bazarian '90  Mr. Michael J. Dolaher '90  1991 Mr. Michael C. DeNucci '91 Mr. Paul J. Sullivan '91  Mrs. Maureen E. Driscoll '91 1993 Mr. Christopher Descalzo Jr. '93  1994 Mr. Ian S. Macdonald '94  1995 Mr. Shawndrell M. Jones '95 N Mr. Thapana Sirivadhanabhakdi '95 N Ms. Kara L. Thayer '95 1996 Mr. Evan H. Gallivan '96  Mr. Mark T. Irzyk '96 Mr. Matthew T. Risley '96

Mr. Panot Sirivadhanabhakdi '96 N Ms. Colleen E. Foerster '96  1997 Mr. Andrew J. Ross '97  Ms. Kathryn E. Pepoon '97 1998 Mr. William C. Martin '98 Ms. Stacy E. Jagodowski '98 1999 Dr. Jonathan T. Insler '99  Mr. Dohun Lee '99  Ms. Kristin A. Ausiello '99 2000 Mr. Andrew R. Willis '00  Mr. Christopher F. Jasinski '00 Mr. Steven B. Root '00 N Ms. Whitney E. Gallivan '00  2001 Mr. Brian W. Juengst '01  Mr. Charles R. Bridge '01 Mr. Michael A. Insler '01 Mr. Robert S. Edmunds '01 Ms. Susanne E. Wagoner '01  2002 Mr. Phillip B. Chesky '02  Mrs. Maureen A. Kelly Chesky '02  Ms. Kathryn M. Bailey '02 2003 Mr. Justin B. Woo '03 Mr. Scott J. Lyons '03 2004 Mr. Jeremy Woo '04  Mr. Patrick O. MacWilliams '04 N Mr. Robert R. Balicki '04 Ms. Xavierra Webb-Spann '04  2005 Mr. Benjamin D. Premo '05 Mr. David A. Juengst '05 Mr. Nicholas R. Clement '05 Mr. Randall K. Counsman Jr. '05 Mr. Trevor L. McEwen '05 Mrs. Alexandra N. McEwen '05 Mrs. Stephanie M. Desjardins '05 Ms. Carolyn P. Balicki '05 Ms. Kristen H. McCarthy '05

2006 Mr. Christopher C. Antonacci '06  Mr. Eugene Miculet '06 Mr. Jeffrey R. Power III '06  Mr. Joseph B. Martin '06  Mr. Matthew E. D'Amaddio '06 Mr. Peter J. Jurgens '06  Mr. Samuel B. Greene '06 Mrs. Stacy D. Sosa '06 Ms. Caitlin S. Flynn '06  Ms. Kristina E. Lyons-Cabrera '06  2007 Dr. Symin JW Charpentier '07  Mr. Alexander P. Williamson '07 Mr. Andrew J. D'Avanzo '07 Mr. Christopher R. Mortensen '07 N Mr. Fernando de Zavala Carvajal '07 Mr. Gregory J. Balicki '07 Mr. Guy W. Pistone '07 N Mrs. Alison L. Balicki '07 Ms. Kerry E. Power '07 Ms. Sarah A. Richard '07 2008 Mrs. Elizabeth K. DeMaio '08 Ms. Brigid M. Jurgens '08  Ms. Heather M. Hamel '08 N 2009 Mr. Walter K. Mfuko '09 N Mrs. Alessandra E. Corbett '09 Mrs. Stephanie C. Firely '09  Ms. Sarah E. Lyon '09  2010 Mr. Brian J. Fracasso '10 Mr. Christopher J. Quinn '10 N Mr. Eric D. Dortch II '10 N Mr. Michael E. Condon '10 N Mr. William H. Bourgeois '10  Mrs. Hannah K. Dunphy '10  Ms. Caitlin C. Charette '10 N Ms. Stephanie T. Robbins '10  2011 Mr. Andrej Pajovic '11 N Mrs. Brooke K. Fernandes '11 Mrs. Chloe M. Finn '11 N Ms. Bethany A. Lyon '11  2012 Mr. Hyun Seok Jung '12 N Mr. John A. Little '12 

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FY25 DONORS BY CONSTITUENCY 2013 Mr. Adolph E. Kawuba '13 N Mr. Joshua T. Slater '13  Ms. Amber C. Williams '13 Ms. Arnelle C. Williams '13 Ms. Heather K. Little '13  2014 Mr. Charles M. Callahan IV '14 N Mr. Devin D. Salmon '14 Mr. Harrison Kroessler '14 Mr. Jackson J. FrenchRobitaille '14  Mr. Richard J. Appel '14 N Mr. ShaCor D. Privott '14 Mr. Yunus S. Badiab '14 N Ms. Helen K. Assefaw '14 Ms. Stephanie C. English '14 N 2015 Mr. Andrew J. Mele '15 Mr. Brian J. Popovich '15 Mr. Brian T. Kennedy '15  Mr. Joseph Schneider '15 Mr. Matthew J. Naumec '15 Mr. Miles A. Nallen '15 Ms. Hannah M. Clewes '15 Ms. Mei Lu '15 Ms. Sara K. Burke '15 Ms. Sophia M. Nallen '15 2016 Mr. Brenden Vessichio '16 Mr. James P. Sabatino '16 Mr. Julian A. Alexis '16 Mr. Junhao Xu '16 Ms. Carly A. Venditti '16 2017 Mr. Dakota J. Wheeler '17 Mr. Enike Anyia '17 Mr. Michael J. Suglia '17 Mr. Miles Lester '17 Ms. Emma M. Kindblom '17 Ms. Jordana B. Irzyk '17

2018 Ms. Haley K. Godin '18 2019 Mr. Daniel R. Klosk '19 N Mr. Zehui Yu '19 N Ms. Abigail R. Lacey '19 2020 Mr. John C. Godin '20 2021 Mr. Giovanni Biondo '21 Mr. Lorenzo V. Biondo '21 Mr. Ryan C. McCormick '21 N 2022 Mr. Jack M. Feltovic '22 Mr. Xiang Chang '22 N 2023 Mr. Brady J. Gouin '23 N Mr. Charles M. Fantom '23 N Mr. David R. Prickett Mr. Jameson P. Smith '23 N Mr. Tate M. Laczkowski '23 N 2024 Ms. Callie E. Dunbar '24 N Ms. Ella Chandler '24 N

Current Parents & Guardians Mr. Michael Gnazzo & Ms. Elizabeth Acly N Dr. Jiyong Ahn & Eunjoo Kang N Mr. & Mrs. Ravinder Arora N Mr. Liang Li & Ms. Ling Au N Mrs. Jennifer Baggetta Mr. Joshua Bain & Dr. Michael Purdy  Mr. George Roumeliotis & Ms. Jennifer Biseinere N Mr. Manuel Antonio Catalano & Mrs. Ambra Comi Mr. Wang H. Chan & Mrs. Jasmin J. Pang Mr. & Mrs. Joshua Chechile 

Mr. Phillip B. Chesky '02 & Mrs. Maureen A. Kelly Chesky '02  Mr. & Mrs. John Clancey N Mr. Andrew W. Collins & Mrs. Lindsay Collins Mr. James Cooley & Mrs. Christine M. Ricci-Cooley Mr. Roberto D. Cumento & Ms. Sandra Decena Cumento Mr. & Mrs. Charles Dillahunt N Mr. & Mrs. James Dunbar Mr. Jeff Elston & Mrs. Lynn Crane N Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Flynn IV N Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Gouin N Mr. DongHa Lee & Ms. Seon-Hee Han N Mr. Jong Yub Lee & Ms. Sumi Han N Mr. Inpyo Hong & Mrs. Hyun Joo Han Mr. & Mrs. Scott Harvey N Mr. Thomas Hodge Jr. N Mr. Doug S. Hutcheson & Ms. Margaret Lenihan Hutcheson  Mr. Steven Tremblay & Mrs. Michelle Jacques Dr. & Mrs. Kamal Kalia  Mr. Eunjoo Kang & Dr. Jiyong Ahn N Mr. Chanwoo Koo & Mrs. Bohee Kim Mr. & Mrs. John Klepacki  Ms. Phucherlin Klongkitjakon N Mr. & Mrs. Kevin M. Kudla N Mr. Peter J. Letendre & Ms. Renee LaBrecque Letendre N Mr. Yong Yuan & Ms. Lan Lan Mr. Frederic Lavallee & Mrs. Sophie LaBelle Jackson N Mr. Lam T. Le & Mrs. Trinh V. Tran N Mr. DongHa Lee & Mrs. Seon-Hee Han Mr. Jong Yub Lee & Mrs. Sumi Han Mr. Liang Li & Mrs. Ling Au N Mr. Bill Longridge & Mrs. Kimberly B. Longridge N Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. Mannix  Mr. & Mrs. Francisco J. Martin Mr. & Mrs. Kevin M. McMahon '85

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FY25 DONORS BY CONSTITUENCY Mr. & Mrs. Joshua Monroe N Mr. Anthony Nsibirwa & Ms. Rehema Namubiru Mr. & Mrs. Johnbull Okpara Mr. Wang H. Chan & Ms. Jasmin J. Pang Mr. & Mrs. Giuseppe A. Perniciaro N Ms. Evelyn A. Pratt & Mr. Taylor A. Buckholz N Mr. David R. Prickett & Mrs. Bronwyn Monahan Ms. Antigoni Proctor & Mr. Charles B. Proctor N Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Silva Mr. Siu Tung Yip & Mrs. Chi Wah Eudora Sin N Mr. Mingyue Su & Mrs. Fang Liu Mrs. Allyson Thomas & Mr. Dylan Thomas Mr. & Mrs. Gabriel Ting N Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey R. Vartabedian Mr. Anthony Lauzon & Ms. Robbin Vipond N Mr. Yong Yuan & Mrs. Lan Lan Mr. Joon Ho Yum & Mrs. Eun J. Kim N Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Zwyrbla Jr. N

Alumni Spouse Mrs. Lorraine L. Albrecht Ms. Elizabeth Bayless  Mrs. Linda B. Griffin  Mrs. Susan Lubowitz Mrs. Judith Robbins

Alumni Parents Mrs. Megan S. Aimone '85 & Mr. T. Mark Aimone Mr. Eric W. Anderson  Ms. Maria Antifonario Mr. & Mrs. Frank G. Antonacci  Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Antonacci  Mr. Theodore D. Axas  Mr. & Mrs Neketia Bailey Mr. Stephen J. Balicki  Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Barrett Mr. Darryl M. Beech Dr. & Mrs. Glenn D. Benson-Lewis Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey B. Berselli Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan F. Besse  Mr. William J. Best  Mr. Michele Bianchi & Ms. Laura Boninsegni N Lt. & Mrs. Lawrence Biondo  Mr. Paul E. Bloomfield &

Ms. Sherri L. Krassin Mr. & Mrs. Richard D. Bourgeois Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Brunelle Dr. & Mrs. John J. Burke Mrs. Ellen L. Means Mr. & Mrs. David J. Callahan Mr. & Mrs. Charles M. Callahan III '75 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey J. Campbell Mr. John Capello N Mr. & Mrs. Charles P. Carson  Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Chagnon  Mrs. Marlene Champagne Mrs. Kim Christensen McCormick  Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Clark Mr. & Mrs. Gregory J. Clewes Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Collins '60M  Mr. & Mrs. Carl A. Conlon Mr. & Mrs. Sasha Damjanac Mr. & Mrs. Charles D. D'Avanzo  Mr. Carlos De Los Casares & Mrs. Veronica Fernandez Forero N Mr. Michael DeNucci '91 & Mrs. Corinne DeNucci  Mr. & Mrs. Kevin L. Derose '85 Mr. Kien C. Do & Mrs. Trang K. Le N Dr. Cord E. Dohrmann & Dr. Maria Belaoussoff Mr. Richard G. Dooley  Mr. & Mrs. Henry M. Downey '70 Mr. & Mrs. Patrice M. Dubois Mr. & Mrs. Deane R. Dudley N Ms. Marylou Fabbo Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Faulkner Sr. '53W  Mr. & Mrs. Don Faulstick Mr. & Mrs. Jon S. Florio '60M  Ms. Colleen E. Foerster '96 & Mr. Jason A. Foerster  Ms. Geraldine M. FrenchRobitaille  Mr. & Mrs. Zilvaras Gelumbauskas N Mrs. Tina L. Girhiny  Mr. & Mrs. Jason J. Godin Mr. Gonzalo Gorraez & Ms. Fernanda Serratos N Mr. & Mrs. Chad Graybill N Mr. & Mrs. Laurent R. Grenier Mr. & Mrs. Jerry S. Grudzien N Mrs. Ligia P. Guerin Mr. & Mrs. Anatoli Gutin N Ms. Ellen M. Hancock  Mr. & Mrs. Glenn R. Hanson  Mr. Timothy P. Harrington '73 & Mrs. Anne P. Rutherford 

Ms. Deborah A. Harvey Mr. & Mrs. Russell B. Held  Mr. & Mrs. Erich J. Herbert  Dr. Virginia Hung Mr. Morrison C. Huston & Ms. Danielle Dewey-Huston Mr. & Mrs. Frederick M. Insler  Mr. James Irzyk & Ms. Jody L. Abzug  Mr. & Mrs. Peter B. Izyk  Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Jalbert  Mr. & Mrs. Andrew T. Jessup  Mr. Paul A. Jette Dennis J. Jodoin D.M.D. & Ms. Vickie Chiu Mrs. Mary R. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Harley Johnson  Mr. & Mrs. James S. Jurgens  Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Kane Mr. & Mrs. Donald E. Kelly  Mr. & Mrs. Timothy P. Kenny  Mr. & Mrs. Erik M. Kindblom Mr. & Mrs. Roland H. Klemann N Mr. Craig B. Klosk & Ms. Patricia I. Kallett Mr. & Mrs. Ausher M. Kofsky N Mr. & Mrs. James Kwitchoff Mr. Giuseppe La Scala & Ms. Paola Mignani N Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Lacey Drs. Daniel & Susan Landry  Mr. Chang Joon Lee & Ms. Haekyong Jin Mr. Liang Li & Ms. Ling Au N Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Little  Mr. & Mrs. John C. Lombard  Mr. & Mrs. William J. Lynch Mr. Mark S. Lyon & Mrs. Anne S. Redman-Lyon  Mr. & Mrs. William E. Mahoney Mr. & Mrs. Michael Mannix  Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Marini  Mr. Joseph W. Mazeika III '73 Mr. Kelley J. McCormick '84 & Mrs. Kim Christensen McCormick  Mr. & Mrs. James E. McDonnell Mr. W. Roger Means & Mrs. Ellen L. Caldwell Mr. & Mrs. Andrew P. Mele  Mr. & Mrs. Peter E. Miccoli Sr. Ms. Paola Mignani N Mr. & Mrs. Francis R. Mitchell '66W  Ms. Maria-Rallou T. Moore  Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Moran  Mr.& Mrs. Gregory N. Morin Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Nallen WILBRAHAM & MONSON ACADEMY

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FY25 DONORS BY CONSTITUENCY Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Nicholson '79  Mr. & Mrs. Daniel M. O'Brien '79 Mr. Jeremiah O'Grady '89 & Mrs. Elizabeth Crohan N Mrs. Naoko Okuma N Mr. John R. O'Reilly & Ms. Ann Rick  Dr. & Mrs. Alan A. Orquiola '89  Mr. & Mrs. Brian Paquette Mr. Moonhae Park & Mrs. Juhui Kim Mrs. Tanika M. Patterson-Williams Ms. Emily Peckham  Mr. & Mrs. Luke R. Pelletier  Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Pettee '57W Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey R. Power Jr.  Mr. & Mrs. David A. Premo  Mr. & Mrs. Stephen P. Rahilly '78 Mr. & Mrs. David A. Reeves  Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Reeves Mr. John T. Risley  Mr. & Mrs. Edward R. Robbins  Mr. George A. Roberts & Mrs. Ngozi H. Deji-Roberts N Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey A. Robinson Mrs. Sandra H. Ross  Pat Yuzawa-Rubin & Jack Rubin  Lt. Col. Stephen M. Rusiecki '80 & Mrs. Angela Rusiecki  Mrs. Julie A. Russell Mr. Hynek Schmidt & Ms. Jana Schmidtova Mr. & Mrs. David K. Sherman  Mr. Edward W. Shore Jr. '48W  Mr. & Mrs. Garrett P. Smith Ms. Caroline T. Smith  Mr. James M. Smith & Ms. Krista H. Hollman Mr. Frederick Spann & Ms. A. Jacquetta Webb-Spann  Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Stolpinski Ms. Joanne Stuart  Mr. Milan Stukavec & Mrs. Alena Stukavcova N Mr. Walter G. Swanson II  Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Tabb N Mr. & Mrs. Joshua Taylor Jr.  Mr. Thomas R. Toman  Mr. Felipe L. Uribe & Ms. Marcela Diaz  Mr. David C. Van Singel Ms. Yoany Vargas N Mr. & Mrs. John P. Venditti  Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Walker  Mr. & Mrs. David C. Weeks  Mr. & Mrs. Vibert Williams 34

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Mr. & Mrs. Martin R. Wright  Mr. Yueping Xu & Mrs. Min Wang N Mr. Zhigang Xu & Mrs. HongXia Zheng Mrs. Yun Sun Yang Mr. Yoon Suk Yeo & Mrs. Soeun Kim Mr. Sung Hyuk Yoon & Mrs. Seong Sil Eom

Grandparents & Great-Grandparents Ms. Jean Aimone  Mr. & Mrs. Frank G. Antonacci Mr. & Mrs. Charles M. Callahan III '75 Mrs. Kathryn Cutter  Mr. Richard G. Dooley  Mr. & Mrs. Morrison C. Huston Jr. '64W Mr. & Mrs. Michael O. Jennings '65M  Ms. Alisha Keezer N Mr. & Mrs. Donald E. Kelly  Mrs. Cathy D. Mannix Mr. & Mrs. George J. Murray '55M  Mr. & Mrs. John R. Payne Jr. '62W  Dr. Marxan E. Pescetta  Dr. Walter M. Presz Jr. Ms. Joanne Stuart  Mr. & Mrs. Paul Tierney  Mr. & Mrs. John M. Wilson 

Faculty & Staff Mr. Joshua Bain  Lt. Lawrence Biondo  Mr. Paul E. Bloomfield Mr. John F. Boozang Ms. Theresa Chianese N Mrs. Barbara A. Conlon Mr. James Cooley Mr. Michael Desmond  Mrs. Fabienne O. Dubois Mrs. Elyse M. Dunbar  Ms. Melissa P. Earls Mr. Brian P. Easler  Mr. Mark A. Fischer  Ms. Elizabeth A. Fontaine Squindo  Ms. Patricia Gallagher Ms. Heather M. Hamel '08 N Mr. Timothy P. Harrington '73  Mr. Russell B. Held  Mr. James Irzyk  Dr. Anthony Kandel Ms. Anne Kandel Mr. Donald E. Kelly 

Mrs. Maureen A. Kelly Chesky '02  Mr. Erik M. Kindblom Mrs. Anne W. Kindblom Mr. Kevin M. Kudla N Ms. Margaret Lenihan Hutcheson  Mr. John C. Lombard  Mr. Michael C. Mannix  Mrs. Janet P. Moran  Mr. & Mrs. Donald Nicholson '79 Mrs. Kristin M. Oldham  Mr. Luke R. Pelletier  Dr. Marxan E. Pescetta  Mrs. Rosemarie B. Power  Ms. Evelyn A. Pratt N Ms. Antigoni Proctor Mrs. Christina X. Robinson Mr. Richard A. Silva Ms. Caroline T. Smith  Mrs. Stacy D. Sosa '06 Ms. Constance D. Stiefel Dr. John Strauss  Mr. Walter G. Swanson II Ms. Kimberly Therieau  Mr. Sean T. Valentine  Mr. Jeffrey R. Vartabedian Mr. Gregory Walsh  Mr. David C. Weeks  Ms. Erika M. Whipple 

Former Fcaulty & Staff Thomas Addicks  Mr. T. Mark Aimone  Mr. Philip G. Anton '75 Mr. Charles R. Bridge '01 Ms. Christina J. Cronin CFRE Mr. Charles D. D'Avanzo  Mr. Edward C. Dunn '69  Mrs. Deborah R. Finley Mr. Stanley L. Fri Mrs. Tina L. Girhiny  Mrs. Linda B. Griffin  Mr. Doug S. Hutcheson  Mrs. Lisa C. Jalbert  Mr. Stanley A. Jarocki II  Mr. Paul A. Jette Mrs. Catherine M. Jurgens  Ms. Sherri L. Krassin Mrs. Jeanine M. Little Mr. Richard C. Malley

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FY25 DONORS BY CONSTITUENCY Mrs. Katherine Malley Mrs. Bonnie R. Mannix  Mr. Joseph W. Mazeika III '73 Mrs. Molly McGill  Mr. Martin D. McNamara Mr. Steven K. Miller '65 Mrs. Jerilyn J. Paolino '83  Mr. ShaCor D. Privott '14 Mrs. Kathleen A. Sherman  Ms. Cynthia R. St. George CFRE '78 Mr. Nicholas Stafford  Mr. Michael J. Thompson  Mrs. Marjorie Weeks  Mr. Herbert W. Wilkinson III '61  Mr. Stoddard M. Wilson 

Friends Dr. Elizabeth J. Altman Ms. Kimberly E. Amsden Cone Mr. Matthew M. Burke Mrs. Ellen L. Means Mr. James Callender N Mrs. Lucille Chase Mr. Jeff Elston N Ms. Barbara Godard Mr. Michael Hart Mr. &. Mrs. Leverett M. Hubbard Jr.  Mr. Tyrone Johnson N Mr. Craig LaFiandra Mrs. Lenita C. McCallum Witherspoon Mr. James McKey Lana G. Merkel Mr. Matthew W. Murphy Mr. Niti Osathanugrah N Mrs. Linda P. Ruby  Mr. Stoughton L. Smead  Ms. Robin Susman Mrs. Ashley B. Vitale Dr. Michael F. Wasserman MD

Corporations & Charitable Organizations American Endowment Foundation Antonacci Family Foundation Apple Matching Grant Programs Arch Insurance Archie D. & Bertha H. Walker Foundation Bank of America Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund Bergen County's United Way 

Big Y Foods, Inc. Charities Aid Foundation of America Charles Schwab Foundation Community Foundation of Greater Memphis Community Foundation of New Jersey Community Foundation of Western Massachusetts  Creating Healthier Communities N DAFgiving360  DoorDash Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund  Gates Foundation  Groundswell Charitable Foundation N Hub International KLA N Maine Community Foundation MassMutual Financial Group National Wine & Spirits Inc. New York Life Foundation New York Times Company Foundation Otsuka America Pharmaceutical Raytheon Company  Security Benefit Stop & Shop T. Rowe Price The Coleman Foundation The Columbus Foundation  The Hartford Insurance Group The United Methodist Foundation of New England  Travelers Group  U.S. Charitable Gift Trust  UBS Financial Services United Way of Rhode Island Vanguard Charitable Verisk Analytics  Verizon

In Honor of... Julia C. Beech '13 The Class of 2024 Hannah M. Clewes '15 Mr. Gary Cook Aidan Held '21 Mr. Jim Irzyk Scott B. Jacobs '75 William P. Kenny '20 Jejun Koo '25 WMA Korean Student Association Emma E. Landry '25

Richard C. Malley Surin Osathanugrah '50W Matthew T. Risley '96 WMA Middle School Staff WMA Faculty WMA Facilities Staff The Amazing 7th Grade Teachers All the teachers in WMA Gilles and Cheri Tanguay

In Memory of... Charles M. Albrecht '60W Dr. L.K. Amsden Stanley N. Bayless '68W Phillip J. Cardone Ralph J. Carreño Francis M. Casey Gail Chesworth-Taylor Paul R. Cramer Richard R. Garstka '73 Richard P. Goldman Kathleen M. Gorski Steven M. Gray '70W Sterling W. Hall '74 Richard W. Handel Jr. '67W Susan J. Hohnsbeen-Melikian Carol B. Van Horne Gail Jennings Arthur Kelly Robert D. Kneeland '73 Robert L. Lord '60M Thomas G. Magill '55W Walter G. Mattern Robert W. McCallum '46W Gregory A. Merkel '72 Elizabeth Ann Michelman Iona Murray Dr. Meme B. Orquiola Eugene Posnick Mary A. Prior Todd M. Reynolds '84 Mark J Robbins '05 Gustavus F. Swift IV '66W Brian Toomey '66W Frederick D. Watts

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